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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
4
Dr. G. B. Crowe of the Railroaders' Oil Company stated Corydon will receive gas from the Laconia field soon. He expects gas to be in Corydon no later than the last week in April or the first week in May, seen as hopeful news for the town’s future.
Miss Alma Kitterman of Corydon and Mr Albert Shuck of Louisville were married in New Albany by Rev. W H Howerton on Monday February 27. The couple will reside in Louisville where Shuck has prepared a home for his bride. Shuck is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Shuck of Louisville formerly of Corydon. Mrs Shuck is the daughter of Mr.
Jasper Morgan seeks the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Blue Liver township with party action at the May 2 primary. Philip A. Jacobi runs for Trustee of Morgan township under Democratic party action. Hess seeks the Democratic nomination for Assessor of Harrison township at the primary with party action pending.
Levi M Sappenfield enters the Democratic primary for Trustee of Morgan township with the May 2 primary date set subject to party action in Morgan township.
The Southern Railway System announces round-trip tourist rates for the coming summer at 80 percent of the double one-way fares. Example: a ten-dollar one-way becomes sixteen dollars round trip, well below last summer’s prices, though not valid from all stations to every resort. The move aims to spur tourist travel.
Two gentle farm mares, ages seven and ten, sound workers. One is in foal to a Belgian horse, the other will be bred this spring if desired. Will sell reasonable and take nine months note without interest. A. Stoy & Son, Cloverdale Farm, three miles north of Corydon. M-1-3-w. 8
Gus Schiel of Louisville visits family near Rehoboth. Mrs. Best, Mrs. Ped Pindell, the Williar and Denbo households quartets visit kin. Charlie Brown Jr. suffers a broken front tooth at Laconia school. Anna Reeves and Codie return from Ya tham visit. Presbyterian church uses natural gas. Stoy Davis ill with tonsillitis. revival at M E church gains converts. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Leibert relocate to New Albany. Ben Jay of New Albany seen in town.
Mrs. Sarah Ransom formerly of this county died Monday night at The Otterbein Home Lebanon Ohio. Funeral services will be held in Palmyra at one o clock Thursday afternoon. A fuller account will be given in next week's issue.
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