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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

9

New Albany Kiwanis Club visits Corydon for social dinner

Forty New Albany Kiwanis members plus twenty four Corydon business men gathered at Rosenbarger's for a seven oclock dinner. Toastmaster John S Shiner led a program of short talks including reports on the Atlanta Kiwanis convention and Hoosier road improvements on State Highway No 16. The event featured musical performances by Will Hedden and the Bettmann Orchestra and ended with prize drawings.

New Albany Kiwanis Club Corydon Rosenbarger John S. Shiner New Albany W. W. Schwaninger White House Atlanta Schwaninger Sam Pfrimmer W. T. Pearcy Joseph Brums the Mutual Trust and Deposit Co J. Edgar Good Roads Indiana Corydon Pike Leavenworth Evansville State Highway Commission St. Louis Cincinnati Claude W .Rowe Rowe— Fawcett Wholesale Grocery Company Will Rowe Will Hedden Bettmann Louis William Bettmann Chas Bettmann J. R. Beeler Shiner Fred Shrader J. Edgar Burton L. 7 Spragle Menors LA. D. Spragie M. W. Scott Ed. Harrer J. H. Shine Ernest Zabel F. J. Pouteh J. J. Kirk F. W. Koehler G. E. Fisher S.C. Durbin L. Groh, Jr Dr. J. EB. Bird Fred Tyrant John W. Read Raymond Shine W. W R. E H. Miller Guy Bullett B. G. Gwartney L. B. Wolfe Samuel L. Riely Will J. Bullett H. Buchanan Lew M O’bannon A. C. Knapp Bruce Markel W. H. Keller C. B. Hays

Death of James Shepard of Washington Indiana

James Shepard, aged 74, of Washington Indiana, died by suicide on June 16. He was found hanging in a shed with hands bound. A widower, his wife Sallie Crandall of Harrison County had died in February 1900. Born in Nelson County Kentucky, he moved to Indiana at age 22 and had lived in the county since 1884.

Washington Ind James Shepard Shepard Sallie Crandall Harrison County Nelson County Indiana

Harvest season advertised in Lottichs Corner

Local notes report harvest time resuming with mower and binder sounds. Numerous visits and family gatherings are listed across New Albany and Louisville areas as residents spent Sundays with relatives. A Union church Children’s Day program drew attendance and old folks hosted a grove dinner.

Lottich Wilbur Mifflin Mifflin Joe Duncan Carrie Johnson New Albany Johno Johnson Catherine Shickel Joseph Spath Frances Edna Rice Gertrude Evans Union Church Mabel Morgan Ben Morgan Frank McCollum Leslie Blackman Hollis Tom LaDuke Louisville Maxwell LaDuke Herbert LaDuke Ambrose LaDuke Miss Blanche LaDuke Aherns—Ott Co S. M. Friedley Elizabeth Joe Bour Andrew Bour Homer Sullivan Wm. Hiser Chas. Bryant Laconia John Hollis Irma Bell Baumgarter Tnion Wm. Buckels Marshall Sandbach Jeffersonville Joe Sandbach Union

For Sale Cheap One Ton Denby Truck Crandall Indiana

An advertised used Denby Truck for sale includes a sealed motor, enclosed cab, independent sideboard body, and an extra two yard dump bed for stone and gravel. Contact C. A. Sims Crandall Ind via Crandall Exchange phone. A-25-¢f.

Continental Red Seal Motor C. A. Sims Crandall Ind Crandall Exchange

Big distilling outfit seized in riverbank raid

Prohibition officers Charles P. Leibert and Roy Negley joined George Higdon to raid a river bank dance hall on Joseph Williams land near Bridgeport. They found a 150 gallon still with 85 gallons of denatured alcohol and 15 gallons of finished product. The liquor was seized, the still moved to Corydon, and three men in an automobile who seized the still fled. A Bedford chief and helpers recovered the still next day. several warrants were sworn but no arrests. One defendant, Joseph B. Hillson of Louisville, posted a $2000 bond for July 10 appearance. Nearby, seven barrels of mash were found and poured out.

Charles P. Leibert Roy Negley Prohibition Ohio River Bridegport Joseph Williams Morris Corydon Bowman New Albany Bridgeport Liebert Negley Bedford Williams Place Joseph B. Hillson Louisville Joseph H. Feller

Rebecca J Marsh dies at 62 after life of faith near Corydon

Rebecca J Marsh daughter of John and Mary Marsh born Oct 3 1860 near Tris Indiana united with the M E church as a girl. She married Daniel J Rhodes Oct 21 1894 and had four children living with two deceased. Survived by sisters B F Pearson Corydon Junction and Sebastian Guenther Louisville brothers James Jesse New Albany Charles Waco Nebr one Zachariah died. Also survived by son Alonzo C Marsh Columbus Ohio and half brothers Wim Shuck Mauckport Geo Shuck Henderson Ky plus grandchildren and many relatives. Death May 29 1923 aged 62 years 7 months and 26 days.

Rebecca J John Mary Marsh Tris Ind M. E. Church Marsh B. F. Pearson Corydon Junction Sebastian Guenther Louisville James and Jesse New Albany Charles Waco Nebr Zachariah Alonzo C. Marsh Columbus Ohio Wim. Shuck Mauckport Geo. Shuck Henderson Daniel J. Rhodes Bessie Blake Muncie Clarence Reid Eaton Floyd Corydon Charles Keller Cortez Rosenbarger Willie Herman Rhoads John Rhoads Newman, Lil

Small Overhead Cuts Car Service Costs Day and Night

Revenue-saving measures cut overhead to reduce service costs for all automobile owners. The initiative promises round-the-clock maintenance and support, improving accessibility for drivers.

RED Mill Corydon Arta É

Potato Meeting All Day June 29 1923 in Corydon

Purdue University potato specialist F C Gaylord leads a full day program at Corydon June 29 with seed treatment demonstrations, soil and disease field inspections, and lectures on soils fertilizers and potato varieties. Local growers visit Walter Beach farm Mauckport road for field tours and Q A. Harrison County buys seed and eating potatoes locally. farmers urged to attend.

Purdue University Extension Bulletin Court House Corydon Walter Beach Mauckport Road

False report corrected about Banister Martin

A correction published for a false report that Banister Martin stole a ride on a Louisville railroad train. He instead paid a taxi three dollars to reach his destination. The statement, signed by Banister Martin and two others, confirms his return home June 16 1923 after traveling via New Albany Louisville and Sellersburg starting March 24 1923.

Banister Martin A. N. Martin Corydon Louisville Martin J. T. Mathely Elsworth Uhl Pearl Street New Albany Sellersburg

Resolutions of Respect for Charles A Messin

Resolutions note the death of Charles A Messin on May 6 1928. The Lanesville Mutual Aid Society members mourn a faithful brother and upright citizen, extend sympathy to his wife and children, drape the society charter for 30 days, and publish copies to the family and county papers. John Ringle Willard Stoner H Stanley, Committee.

Charles A. Messin Brother Messin Lanesville Mutual Aid Society John Ringle Willard Stoner Co. H. Stanley

Dancing Picnic at Heusers Grove July 4 1923 near Corydon

Dancing picnic to be held at Heusers Grove near Corydon Junction on Wednesday July 4 1923. Dancing night and day with a good string band, refreshments and lunch on grounds. Invited to all with Grover DeWeese and Jacob Elwanger as managers. Also announces the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Dan Beat of Heth township.

Heuser’s Grove Corydon Dan Beat Heth. Township

Also Mentioned on This Page

Red Crown W. . Bullett & Son W. L. Miller Horst Hardware Co Chas. Bucha Chas Rothrock Wyandoet E Cave Andy Schellenberger Lanesville Fathal Fanaeritis J. L. Rowe Harrison County Auto Co S. Green & Son Ebner Foster New Middletown Wm. Heckelman & Son New Middleto N. Rooksby Davidson Landing Sylvester Thompson New Amsterdam Farmers Merc. Co Harry Cunningham Evans Landing Cito Montgomery Valley City Tullie Deen Marion Cunningham Idlewild Alford Rogg W. Blake Central J. A. Fowler Leo Elbert Dorwood Barnes Bros W. H. Wade Moberly ANAL U. S Miles’ Variety Store Kiwanians Zelma Blake Daniel al” Horn Lambert Fred Elbert Ben Backheims Louise Benneger John Seipel Jesse Phabie Anna Lula Treece John Rowe Ott Rowe Amy P. C. Rhodes Ben Backherm Sallie Backherms Kate Lillpop G. B. Melton Wm. Stevens Alex Kingsley Boone Township John Gehlbach Cooch” Backherms David Melton Courtney Thompson Junior Ernest Melton Laverne Yandell Babcock David Sidney Elbert Ben Backherms St. Michael's Church Hisie Hall Otterbein Guild Corydon A. B Olga Smith J. G. Zabel Lanesville, Indiana Karca al & Lal Stans WM. F. Blake F. C. Gaylord Purdue University New Middletown Milling Company Tiiane Eg Et
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