Compliments for Boy Scouts Camp on Blue River praised by townsfolk
A Corydon area letter extols the Boy Scouts who camped on Blue River praising their manners, service, and conduct. Neighbors and leaders like Scout Master Starley Conrad and Band Master Fawin Decker are commended for their work, while motorists and locals urge civility at camps. Also listed is Chas Wolfe's sale near Moberly on June 30 with items offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thele John Bloomfelter
Starley Conrad
Fawin Decker
Joseph Bender
Wharley
Edwin
Joe
Blue River
New Albany
Louisville
Blue Rilver
Real Estate Transfers Across Several Parcels and Names
A series of property transfers list multiple buyers and sellers including Chas P Heuser Louise Kleber Jesse L Watson Lillie M Blake William Miller Eliza Barksdale Edward Wilder Maude Hughes Arvil R Thomas Roscoe H Lewis Jacob F Watson Jacob T Watson and Mary C Peeler among others with parcel details and values. Also note a wheat exchange slogan for New Middletown Milling Company selling Carnation flour.
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Chas
P. Heuser
Haub
Louise Kleber
Corydon State Bank
Jesse L. Watson
Elsie M. Pitman
Lillie M. Blake
Fay Blake Bliss
William Kf, Miller
John Miller
Geo. Ll. Funk
Samuel Kiser
New Amsterdam
Samuel W. Allen
Samuel Allen
Nance
Eliza Barksdale
Chas. M. Routh
Edward Ib. Wilder
Carrie F. Stine
Maude Hughes
Helen P. Griffin
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Cordin A. Thomas
Arvil R. Thomas
Alex Miller
Roscoe H. Lewis
Town of
Corydon
Jacob F. Watson
Mary C. Peeler
Jacob T. Watson
New Middletown Milling Company
Palmyra Outing To Manekport Packed With Family Groups
A Thursday morning trip by Palmyra residents in autos to Manekport ended with a delightful day. The party included George Terthel and wife John Her tel and family Charles Her tel and family Russel Babcock and wife Harry Babcock and family Rev Glen Bond and wife and children Herbert Ruff and wife Ward Herbel and Charles Webber and wife and children. They returned late in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra
Manekport
George Terthel
John Herthel
Charles Herthel
Russel Babcock
Harry Babcock
Glen Bond
Herbert Ruff
Ward Herbel
Charles Webber
Ford Car Demand Pushes Early Orders
Ford Car demand runs ahead of deliveries this year and in prior years. Customers are urged to place orders now to secure delivery when desired. J-21-2-w. V. H. BULLEIT & SONS.
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V. H. Bulleit & Sons
Mary Sawyer and the Lamb Tale in Early American Lore
Storied account traces Mary Sawyer born March 22 1806 in Sterling Massachusetts to the famous nursery rhyme Mary Had a Little Lamb. The lamb followed Mary to school, inspired Harvard student John Roulstone to write the poem, and its legacy funded Boston’s Old South Church when stockings spun from the lamb’s wool were sold to aid the church. Mary later married Tyler, lived in Somerville, and is buried near Longfellow at Mt Auburn. Also a local ad for a hay press and gas engine sale by Chas H Toler in Corydon Indiana.
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Warry PL
Shaw
Monroe
Pentin
Mary Bo Sawyer
Sterling
Mass
Mary
the Lamb
John Roulstone
Harvard
Old South Church
Boston
South Church
Mary Sawyer
Tyler
Somerville
Tlistory
Mt Auburn
Longfellow
Roll of Honor subscribers to The Corydon Democrat
A list of readers who subscribed or renewed since the last report. New subscribers are marked with an x. Names span Corydon and other towns including Louisville, Bloomington, New Salisbury, Depauw, Georgetown, Middlesboro, Bay View, Lanesville, Shelby, Jasonville, Peru, Indianapolis, and more.
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Corydon Democrat
John T. Rochert
Corydon
L. Gardner
Louisville
James Timberlake
A. J. Watson
Alice E. Flora
Bloomington
John R. Binkley
New Salisbury
Wood Hurn
Julius Hughes
Sprague
Wash
B. G. Ellis
L. O. Heffner
Depauw
Charles Jenkins
Georgetown
Enuna Goss
Davidson
Agnes Hess
Miller
Neb
Jennie Bottorff
Omaha Hand-made Phon o-Brush advert
Phonograph owners urged to preserve records and improve tone with a hand made Omaha phonograph brush. Offered with satisfaction guaranteed refund and cost savings. Send 25 cents or stamps to Marting Age-Won Service Box 115 Harney Station Omaha Nebraska J-14-4-W
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Omaha
Harney Station
Nebraska
Modern Woodmen of America members and benefits 1922
Modern Woodmen of America reports 1 051 964 members in good standing on May 1 1922 with 1 587 468 000 00 in insurance. In 1921 benefits paid totaled 113 225 420 and the benefit fund surplus invested in bonds and mortgages stands at 21 TAB F56 02.
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Woodmen of America
Special New Albany Bread Fresh Daily at Army Store
Special note announces New Albany bread fresh daily at minus eight degrees per loaf sold at the Army Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Army
Well Known Artist- Entertainer at Chautauqua
J Franklin Caveny presents Wit and Wisdom of the Chalk and Clay at the Redpath Chautauqua opening night. He draws rapid crayon sketches and clay figures while telling anecdotes. His best acts include audience portraits created on the spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
J. Franklin Caveny
Mr. Caveny
Elly
Noted Clown Delights Children at Chautauqua
Hughie Fitzpatrick the noted clown will headline a Redpath Chautauqua children’s program on the fourth morning. The series introduces two additional acts, Stephani Schutze the wizard teller on the third morning and Bernice Van the impersonator on the fifth morning, to entertain youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Keighley
New York City
Redpath Bureau
Henri Kublick
Jean Kublick
Istrumental
Kublick Company
Redpath Hautauqua
Mr. Kubrick
Schumann-Heink
Kublicks
Chautauqua
Bernice van
Hughie Fitzpatrick
Redpath
Ment
Stephani Schutze
Capital
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Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
Kelley
Corydon Milling CO
Corydon, Ind
BOY Scouts
Roy
Bite River
Othe River
White Cloud
Henry VW. Sauerheber, Roy &. Anghes, James Shafer
Malta
South Bend
Chas, P. Wolfe
West Moberly
H. Toler
R. R
Ind
Eureka
Roll OF Honor
Eamies
Kubrick Company
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