Corydon area notes and local notices span July events
Mrs W T Zenor visits east of Corydon with Robi Bree family. funeral for Fred Lillpop attended by Beving of New Castle. Hardware and buggy harness advertised by Geo B Wahl. Temple Riddle, overseas air service returnee, home visit noted. For sale six room cottage near Corydon and various shop and milling mentions. Coal oil stoves showcased. quarterly U B church meeting set July 8. Local thanks for fire gifts to Mr and Mrs Edward Brown. A large timber harvest described by George Spencer Wilson and Walter Curts. Dar
Local notes and notices from Corydon and surrounding areas
A collage of short items—visits, births, sales, and local business updates. Misa Maud Black visits relatives in Fredericksburg while Eugene Watson returns from Mauck park. Purdue speaker G M Sirex set for July 1 Union Chapel Boone township. Hog sale brings 1550 dollars from James Bird and son at Louisville market. Several family arrivals, shop ads, and community happenings across Corydon, Lanesville, and nearby towns.
Local social notes and travels in Indiana and Kentucky
Mrs. Wm Christley spent Thursday in Louisville. Miss Lottie Hunter visits relatives in Bloomington. Mrs. Thomas Ione improving after sickness. Otto Wilson of Corydon seeks collie pup. Effie Mauck visits DeVos family in Nevin. Mrs. Thomas Rowland of Seymour visiting Eli Miller family. Gladys Wallace, Miles store clerk, visited relatives in New Albany. Ed G Keller ill but improving. Ruth Taylor returned from Brandenburg visit. Mildred Gwartney works in Louisville real estate office. Mrs. Homer Wright and Mrs. C A Sims in Corydon for dental work. Salo Miller returns home from Seymour school year. Minnie Taylor and daughter Mabel visit Brandenburg. Reasor family visit Milltown. Mrs. Reasor joins Eastern Star. Joe McClaran visits sister in Cleveland for two weeks. Thomas McGrain of Grand Saline plans visit to Mauckport. Frakes visit parents. F Frakes discharged from military. J Emery Sherman returns to Mauckport. wife died in Louisville. Ida Engleman sick and worsened. Dewey Thevenot and Lorena Sappenfield wed at Serydon. Gayle Ballard of Louisville visits Conrad family. B recently returned from France. Ruth Bailleut’s daughter visits New Albany grandparents. Maud Hays and locals graduate from Indiana State Normal at Terre Haute. Hazel Davis and Lot Seacat marry at New Albany parsonage with Rev. Howerton.
Corydon Town Wraps With Chautauqua And Temperance Day
Mrs John Bennett and Clara visited Mr and Mrs John Graves at the tollgate in New Albany. C C Baxley arrived at Camp Mills after overseas service likely to be discharged. Chautauqua in Corydon starts July 3 for five days with shows July 3 4 5 7 and 8. Temperance Field Day is next Sunday with Rev J C Eberson speaking at M E church and a union service at U B church in the evening.
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Corydon
J. C. Eberson
Indiana Anti- Saloon League
M. E
U. B
Puritan cooling stove touted for economy and comfort
An old advertisement praises a Puritan cooling stove as the best choice for economy and comfort, listing Corydon dealer Gen B Wah Tad as a contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wah
Corydon
Tad
Local Notes and Visits From Lanesville Area
Community news from Lanesville Indiana featuring visits by the Markels Faiths and Hiemers to relatives in various states, telegraphed safe arrival from Camp Mills, school and church notices, local business ads for Elbers and Dodge cars, and market price notes for farm produce.
Farmer Bachman Reups Subscriptions at County Office
John M. Bachman, a leading Franklin township farmer, visited the office last Wednesday and renewed his subscriptions to the Democrat and the Louisville Evening Post. He owns a premier farm in Harrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Bachman
Franklin Township
Democrat
Louisville Evening Post
Mr. Bachman
Harrison County
For Sale Piano and Grafonola Boxes by Music Dealer
Frank W. Shireman, music dealer in Corydon Indiana, advertises piano boxes and Grafonola boxes for sale with contact 418-2w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Shireman
Corydon
Ind
For Sale Two Large Mare Mules Guaranteed to Work
For sale two large mare mules guaranteed to work anywhere. Inquire at this office. Judge C. W. Cook spent part of last week in Bloomington Illinois on business. He and his son in law Henry M. Walker of Maysville Kentucky were entertained at the home of Alver G. Ward in Bloomington one evening. Walter Elwanger has gone to Bloomington to attend Indiana University summer session. He attended a Terre Haute reunion for Indiana State Normal men who had returned from service. Andy Ehalt renewed his Democrat subscription paying in advance. Andy used fifty pounds of twine to tie his wheat crop but says it will not yield 100 bushels per ten pounds of twine. He brought two fine stalks of Pool wheat from Sam Fisher's field, five feet eight inches tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Cook
Bloomington
Illinois
Henry M. Walker
Maysville
Alver G. Ward
Walter Elwanger
Indiana University
Terre Haute
Indiana State Normal
Andy Ehalt
Sid
The
Democrat
Andy
Mr. Ehalt
Sam Fisher
Returning World War I Soldier Reunites With Family
John William Homer of Supply Company 129th Infantry 33rd Division arrives in the United States after over a year in France and discharge from service. He is the second son of Edward Homer and wife of Fredericksburg and nephew of Mrs. Philip McGuirk and Mrs. Paul Wellbaker. Relatives and friends in Bradford and New Salisbury greet his homecoming. his brother Charles was discharged recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Homer
129Th Infantry
United States
France
Edward Homer
Fredericksburg
John
Philip McGuirk
Bradford
Paul Wellbaker
New Salisbury
Charles
Deering Ideal Mower Display At W H Bullett Sons
Local merchants advertise the Deering Ideal Mower with claims it cuts any grass and runs light, inviting inspection at W. H. Bullett & Sons at 125-2. Sebastian Nolot, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Nolot, returns from overseas service after twenty months in the army including thirteen months in France and at the front. John S. Fravel, son of Mrs. John Cunningham, comes home from overseas service to Camp Sherman Ohio in the Base Hospital with a leg issue but recovering. Miss Gertrude Springer titled Cherokee Rose to give an 8 PM musicale at Corydon M E Church tomorrow. Harrison county soldiers Robinson Funk Carlisle Brown and Hubert Pate, recently home from overseas, visit their parents before returning to Camp Zachary Taylor Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian A. Nolot
N. A. Nolot
Morgan Township
Sebastian
France
John S. Fravel
John Cunningham
Over Seas
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Gertrude Springer
Cherokee Rose
Corydon M. E
Robinson Funk
Carlisle Brown
Hubert Pate
Harrison County
Camp Zachary Taylor
Kentucky
Mary Funk
Levi V. Brown
Charles Orwick
Curtice Brothers Plant Head Leaves For Rochester
A. F. P. Haven, superintendent of the Curtice Brothers Company Canning plant, left for Rochester New York to be away about three weeks. Assistant W. H. Bussabarger will run the plant in Haven's absence. Haven will spend the Fourth with his family at Sequoi New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F P. Haven
Curtice Brothers Company
Rochester
New York
W. H. Bussabarger
Mr. Haven
Sequoi
Family Visits Nurse in New Middletown
Mrs. F a Wenriott and son Frank lin and others visited their aunt Mrs. Henry Vogt in New Middletown. Mrs Vogt has been in poor health for months and relatives came to see her. Mrs Robbert will stay a week to visit cousin Sam Vogt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Wenriott
Franklin
Elizabeth Robbert
Amelia Ritter
George Woertz Sr
Henry Vogt
New Middletown
Vogt
Large family and friends visit Mr. Andrew Wolf
Sunday visitors to Mr. Andrew Wolf included relatives from New Albany New Salisbury and Louisville among them A O Robertson Albert Seebach Harry Short W H Temple John Peters the Short family and Jacob Haub Ben Haub and Clarence Haub all listed from New Albany New Salisbury and Louisville Indiana
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wolf
A. O. Robertson
Albert Seebach
Harry Short
W. H. Temple
John Peters
New Albany
A. Short
Louisville
Jacob Haub
Ben Haub
Clarence Haub
New Salisbury
Ind
Meyer Family Visiting New Amsterdam
Mr and Mrs Val Meyer of Cincinnati visit relatives in New Amsterdam for a week. They travel with Mrs Meyer's granddaughter Lena Wright. Mrs Meyer formerly Maestre Montgomery, born and raised in New Amsterdam. Mr Meyer works as a meter reader for the Union Gas and Electric Co of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Meyer
Cincinnati
New Amsterdam
Mrs. Meyer
Lena Wright
Sunny
Meyer
Maestre Montgomery
Mr. Meyer
Union Gas and Electric Co
Tire Buggies Arrive at V. and T Bulleit Firm
Tire buggies from Ahlbrand Rubber and Steel arrive at V. and T. Bulleit & Sons. The shipment was noted in business records dated 25 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just
Ahlbrand Rubber & Steel
V. &T. Bulleit & Sons
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Gus Beving
New Castle
Geo. B. Wahil’s
Corydon, Ind
Temple Riddle
Mr. W. E. Riddle
Aviation Service
Bouth Corydon
B. F. Hurst
Old Martin Hotel
J. Webb
Mies Rose Keiler
Bani
Thomas Hickey
Philip Jacobi
T. Hodge
Elmer Foster
Mr. Foster
Geo. B. Wahl
J. W. Settle
Mrs
Edward Brown
Harry McGrain
Charles Martin
Astoria
John 8S. Martin
Corydon Sawmilla
J. 8. Jett
Carrollton
Misa Louise Pitman
Z. T. Grass
Mary Eckert
John Kannapel
Ruth
Fred Lillpop
Peter’ Harbaugh
Laconia
Mr. Harbaugh
George Spencer Wilson
Nevin
Walter Curts
Frais
Geo
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Dodge Brothers
Bunch
Corydon Democrat. Co
Buchanan
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Sirs
Louden
Louden Hotel
Geo. B. Wabi
Misa Maud Black
Eugene Watson
Mauckpark
G. M. Gsirex
Purdue University
Union Chapel
Boone Township
James Bird and Son
Depauw
Peter Elbers
Lanesville
Byrnm Higdon
George William
Charles Ellis
Studebaker Wagon Factory
South Bend
Indiacoa
Squire James R. Ellis
Sherman Pinaire
Helen
Lake Hamilton
Florida
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Henry Heinrich
Ramsey
Carrie Thomas
Eleanor van Dyke
Thomas
John Wheat
Martha Barger
Elizabeth
Fair Grounds
Elmer Davia
Bloomington, Jr
Henry Wiseman
Naomi Rath Wiseman
L. A. Reasor
Riely'’s
Gordon Automobile Tires
Homer Barksdale
Barksdale
Mildred
Walter Gilbern
St. Anthonys Hospital
Gaylord C. Hall
Gilham
Cosbey Bruch Ginkins
C. H. Ginking
J. C. Bostorff
Little Cosbey
Georgia M. Brach
Chas. B. Brach
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James L. Luckett
Columbus H. Noblitt
Fargo
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Noblitt
Wm. Christley
Thomas Ione
Otto Wilson
Corydon, Ind. R. R. 3
Effie Mauck
Mrs. Geo. DeVos
Thomas Rowl Nd
Seymour
Eli Miller
Gladys Wallace
Miles
Ed G. Keller
Ruth Taylor
Dr. A. A. Baxter
Brandenburg, Ky
Mildred Gwartney
George K. Gwartney
Homer Wright
C. A. Sims
Crandall
Salo Miller
Minnie Taylor
Mabel
Wm. Taylor
Milltown
Joe McClaran
Handel Wadsworth
Cleveland
Thomas MccGrain
Grand Saline
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Ben Frakes
George Frakes
J. Emery Sherman
Mauckport
Ida Engleman
John E. Engleman
North Market Street
Dewey Thevenot
Lorena Sappenfield
Spencer Township
Serydon
J. G. Moore
Gayle Ballard
Geo. A. Conrad
Hursttown
Nellie Bailleut
J. L. O'Bannon
Maud Hays
Ward Beaublossom
This County
Indiana State Normal At
Hazel Lillian Davis
Lot Seacat
Main Street
M. E. Church
W. H. Howerton
John Bennett
Clara
John C. Graves
Margie Callander
Little Rock
Arkansas
Harry Kepner
Indianapolis
Ford
T B
Detroit
W.H. Bulleit & Sons Inc
Corydon, Indiana
Bruce Markel
Harve LaHue
Gresham & Marekel
Lanesville, and
Paul Faith
Columbus
Marion Faith
Robert Bruce
Adolph Hiemer
Corydion
California
Omaha
Nebraska
Wim. Radmacher
Gong
William and
Mike Hauswald
Mrs. Radmacher
Elbers
Orville Kopp
Camp Mills
Mary Martha Shuck
Philip Hirt
Bethany Church
Morris Baker
Lanasciie
Wiliam K. Salts
Wilma
Wm. J. Pennington
Mr. 8
David Salts
J. J. Zollman
George Getz
Dodge Brothers’ Motor Cars
Indiana
Esther Stallings
Grant Stallings
Webster Township
Jenkins
Weaver
Esther
Elizabeth High School
Maurice Watson
John Welker
Jane Elizabeth and
Thornton
Atlanta
Georgia
Mr. Watson
James A. Watson
Watson
Andrew P. Thornton
Taylor Township
Maurice
Standard Oil Company
Moberly
Moberly M. E
Jesse O. Fleck
Herschel I
A- Hue
Frances Sieg
Janetta
Gay Alexander
Deering
W. H. Bullett & Sons
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