Corydon Democrat Staff List and Ad Rates
The Corydon Democrat lists staff including Publisher Robert P. O Bannon and Frank L. O Bannon along with editors and business personnel. The paper details display ad rates at 98c per column inch and classified ads at 20c per line, with subscription pricing four dollars yearly in Harrison and adjoining counties and higher rates elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audit Bureau of Circulations
N. Capitol Ave
Corydon
Indiana
Harrison
United States
Canada
Robert P. O’bannon
Frank L. O’bannon
George L. Hess
Fred M. Cromwell
Kenneth C. Flock James Vernon Denbo
Doris L. Miller
Ruby E. Grant
Phyllis J. Hershman
Ed Prewitt
Grade School Property In Position For Good Future Use
The Corydon Central School property on Mulberry Street is discussed for future use. Proposals include razing the 1914 brick building to erect an elderly apartment complex with landscaping and parking. Conversion to other uses is also considered, with mixed success in similar projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Central School Corporation
Mulberry Street
High and
Walnut Streets
Corydon
Common Market debate and U S status quo critique
Editor of The Farm Journal notes gloom over the European Economic Community's actions. He credits the Common Market with aiding six nations through trade and know-how but warns recent moves may favor Europe over the United States. He predicts continued growth and U S participation despite concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
European Economic Community
United States
America
Gifts Drive Growth of Indiana Colleges and Universities
Gifts have been the mainstay of Indiana's state and private colleges, funding major buildings and projects. Harvard Yale and Princeton exemplify reliance on donations, while Indiana institutions like Purdue and IU credit private gifts for extensive campus development amid rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Harvard University
Yale
Princeton
Times Magazine
Brewster
DePauw
Hanover
Notre Dame
Butler
Earlham
Indiana University
Purdue
Indiana State
Ball State
Ball Brothers
John Purdue
Education defines knowing what to seek and how to use it
A quotation from William Feather emphasizes that education is not the amount memorized but the ability to distinguish knowledge from ignorance, locate needed information, and apply it effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Feather
Local business sales and new residences noted in town
Bussabarger and Sieg sell their meat market to Charles Watson. Dr. Lawson moves into an Elm Street residence near the Democrat office. Lizzie Williams works at the Democrat office as bookkeeper and stenographer. Several marriages births and deaths are listed along with relocations and business ventures including a hotel and grocery in the south end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bussabarger
Sieg
Charles Watson
Dr. Lawson
Elm Street
Democrat
Lizzie Williams
Steve Simcoke
Elsie Tilley
J. Milton Miller
Julia B. McKim
Wilford R. Watson
Hannah M. Nolot
Joseph Mathy
Tena C. Zollman
Philip J. Ott
Frankie Brown
Wilbur E. Brown
John Eisenmenger
C. D. Stevens
Marshal Vaughn
Catharine Elwanger
Julia Mills
Mollie Flanagan
Alvin Dawson
William Bunch
Ess Broadway
James Arnold
Martha Walter
Fred J. Walker
Lucile Berry
Kenneth Stewart
Freida Brengman
Harry Swartz
Mollie Wright
William Coke, Jr
Philip Rosenbarger
Daniel B. Bostock
Carrie J. Lottich
Cortez Rosenbarger
Peter Miller
Belle Morgan
Caroline Lottich
Charles H. James
Ray Yenawine
Robert Lee Benson
Hursttown
Chicago
Col
E. R. Coplin
New Amsterdam
Albert Carver
Oscar Eisenmenger
Corydon
Harrison County
Homelite Chain Saw Company
Richard Briscoe
Depauw
Charlestown
Belvin Keller
Robert Walter
Claude Hottell
Hugh Cunningham
Henry J. Haynes
Kenneth Keen
Pearl Stoner
Emma H. Dyer
Charles E. Martin
Robert Lee Davis
Henry Bader
Homer H. Reisert
Lou M. Singleton
35 Years Ago Edward Jacobi Moves Family in Bradford
Thirty five years ago Edward Jacobi moved his family from Louisville to Bradford and took a job with A. E. Wenning Packing Company. Miss Margaret Prage, former Corydon Public School teacher, now manager of the North Side Branch of the Metropolitan Business College in Chicago, earned a Bachelor Degree in Commerce and Finance from Northwestern University. Wilbur Harp and Arlis Watson returned home to Central from Borden where they had worked. Miss Loretta Lotich of Crandall was noted in the same item.
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Edward Jacobi
Louisville
Bradford
Jacobi
A. E. Wenning Packing Company
Margaret Prage
Corydon Public School
North Side
Metropolitan Business College
Chicago
Northwestern University
Wilbur Harp
Arlis Watson
Central
Borden
Loretta Lotich
Crandall
Corydon Area News Notes and Amendments Feature
Notices include marriages births and deaths in Corydon area. Local officials report library licensing and new employment moves. The piece closes with a digest of the first ten amendments and the Bill of Rights' context.
West Point Class of 1967 Faces Vietnam Assignments
The article notes 148 of the West Point Class of 1967 were assigned to Vietnam, with fewer requesting the duty. It recalls a 1966 graduate burial at West Point cemetery as the new class arrives, and highlights remarks from leaders and public figures about service, liberty, and American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Vietnam
United States Military Academy
Charles S. Brown
Abbott Laboratories
Chicago
Newsmen's Views On Enabling Productive Lives For Mentally Retarded
Mrs. Hubert Humphrey promotes a nationwide campaign for enlightened care and education of mentally retarded Americans. She cites savings of up to 200000 per individual through community programs and urges unions to support special classes and productive work for these citizens. Victoria, the Vice President’s granddaughter, appears on campaign posters.
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Hubert Humphrey
Victoria
Indianapolis
Joke Snippets Reflect Quick Wits and Daily Ironies
A collection of light lines and quips. A mosquito compared to a child grows quiet when mischief starts. A bride hears doubt from her newlywed husband’s joke about her mother. A judge’s satire on punishment and societal worries. A math puzzle ends with a skeptical student.
Sweetstreet Snippets of Quirky Nighttime Exchanges
A group of lighthearted lines captures a bus driver obsession, a toyota salesman’s child fearing a trade in, and a motherly wake up call. Mary gazes at the moon while a parent scolds for late hours. The quirks reveal small, domestic humor in everyday dialogue.
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Gene Leone
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