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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
8
The piece touts a top Southern Indiana band and day long music with special evening performances. It also spotlights a keen baseball clash as two fast teams meet with Flannagan pitching for the home squad in a hard fought opener.
Tiff T. Elliott of the 353rd Infantry 89th division is buried as Hutchinson’s first overseas casualty, dying of wounds Sept 14 near Toul France after the St Mihiel drive. He is survived by a wife, his parents are named, and pallbearers will be members of the 353rd. Funeral set for Monday at 4 pm from First Presbyterian church with chaplains Gray and Steele officiating.
Brady Louise Hudson daughter of Artie and Beatrice Hudson was born June 2 1921 and died June 1921 Funeral held at the family home seven miles southwest of Giltner Nebraska and interred at Case cemetery Rev Z G Hopkins of the M E church led the service The Gazette Giltner Nebraska notes sympathy for the parents and lists local feed offerings from Joe Pinaire's with m23 tf marking.
Women in Corydon learn that back pains headaches and urinary issues can stem from kidney problems not sex. The ad praises Dean's Kidney Pills as the remedy and cites Mrs J W Higginbotham of Corydon who used the pills for fifteen years of back pain dizziness and eye floaters. It claims the product relieves such troubles and offers 60 cent packs from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
J. B. Walters recalls a night near Verdun after the fighting, meeting French refugees at an old asylum turned shelter. He describes starving children cared for by a nurse, the collapse of facilities, and insufficient aid as reconstruction groups withdraw amid postwar shortages.
Two fine Kentucky jacks for sale. Ages five and six, both eligible to register. Heights fifteen and a half hands and sixteen hands. Contact Eureka and F. D. McDonald at 629ff Depauw Indiana R. R.2.
Mrs. Della Cline of Indianapolis visited relatives here last Thursday with her daughter-in-law Mrs. Dola Cline of Decatur Illinois. Mrs. Della Cline and her son Harley live in Indianapolis where he works in a cabinet shop.
Obituary note honoring Mrs. Hester Arnett who died one year ago on June 5 1920. Signed by daughter Maggie Johnson and granddaughter Lottie Hodge. expresses devotion, heavenly hope, and tribute to a mother now at rest in Jesus with angels calling her home.
Corydon and Harrison county prepare for a five day Redpath Chautauqua session from July 14 to 19 with July 17 skipped. Now in its seventh year, the event aims for wholesome lectures and entertainment and urges season ticket purchases and community support. Officers listed include T. J. Hudson president Ruskin F. Rowe secretary and Sam Riely treasurer.
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