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Newspaper

Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1923

Page

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Death of George Hottell

George Hottell son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Hottell died in Sumas Washington February 16 1923 after a nine day illness of ulceration of the stomach He was thirty years and eighteen days old Survived by parents one sister Mrs Ernest Carmichael and five brothers Roy Carry Walter Albert and Eugene Funeral services were by Rev Avery of Sumas Burial by the 10 C F lodge of that place He belonged to Mr Solomon Lutheran Church Scott township and I C C F Lodge Corsdon Some horses at Woods Russell sale in Boone township near Old Goshen church March 21 include ten good horses and mares A two per cent cash discount on sums over 5.00 sale starts at nine oclock AM M7 2 w

George Hottell Jacob F. Hottell Sumas Washington Wreshington Avery C. F. Lodge Mr. Solomon Lutheran Church Scott Township Corsdon Ernest Carmichael Roy and Carry Walter, Albert and Eugene Everson Boone Township Goshen Harrison County Eges

PLAN JOINT MEETING ON GRADE CROSSINGS

A joint New Albany and Corydon committee will meet next Saturday at Mayor Morris's office to hear subcommittee reports on eliminating dangerous grade crossings on the Corydon pike. Represented by Rotary Judge Weathers and Col Knight, Kiwanis John Mitchell and McCullough, city and Corydon officials, plus rail and highway groups, the effort aims to remove crossings before 1924. Two more notices report Davis sale of three bay animals northwest of Corydon on March 15, auctioneered by Frank Steph.

New Albany Corydon Corydon Pike Robert W. Morris Rotary Club John H. Weathers Col. E. Vernon Knight Kiwanis Club John D. Mitchell Frank V. McCullough Morris Corrydon Lew M. O'Bannon Frank Self Southern Railroad State Highway Commiission Hoosier State Automobile Association New Albany Ten Louisville Evening Post Davis Sale Oelook A. M Frank Steph Frank IT. Wiekman

Bakery Changes Hands In Local Sale

Oscar V. Shuck sold his bakery business to Clyde Cromwell, who has worked as the baker for several years. Shuck and his family moved to New Albany and plan to relocate household goods soon. Cromwell, the new proprietor, is well qualified to run the business and hopes for success.

Oscar V. Shuck Clyde Cromwell Shick New Albany Shuck Glenwood Park Cromwell Mr. Shuck

Turley Announces Move to Horns Garage in Corydon

Chester Turley of Corydon Ind announces he has taken employment at Horns Garage just west of the Keller store. He invites former customers and business patrons to call on him there. M-7-3-w.

Horn’s Keller Chester Turley Corydon Ind

Death of Infant Edna Pauline Wright

Edna Pauline Wright the ten month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Wright of Dogwood died Monday at six am after pneumonia. She was ten months and two days old and survived by her parents three brothers and one sister. Funeral services were held at Smiths Camp Ground yesterday afternoon at two o clock.

Edna Pauline Jesse Wright Dogwood Smith's Camp Ground

New Millinery Stock Opens in Corydon Town

Mrs G M Hogg announces a new millinery store just north of the Public Square in Corydon with a spring hat stock. Ladies from town and country are invited to call and view the collection.

Corydon Public Square

Emily White obituary and estate sale notices

Emily Rothrock White died March 3 in Princeton after a visit and paralysis. born October 17, 1844, aged 78, married to John M. White with seven children and multiple relatives listed. funeral by Rev. U. S. Sonmer at Moberly. Claude A. Davis to sell estate personal property and two 80-acre farms near Corydon on March 15. sale begins 9 a.m. including horses, cattle, implements, and more.

Emily White Spencer Township Princeton Obecenie Emily Rothrock Johnn M. White Clara Spencer Ind Ella Spencer Luther White Josie Bruner Albert White Moberly Tad Janie Moser Bertha White M. BE John A. Rothrock Henry Rothrock Luther Rothrock Jane Flanigan U. S. Sonmer

Milltown News Roundup 1923 Church and Local Roundup

Mrs Cateye Watts and Mr Christian Atz remain on the sick list. Milltown Sabbath School reports show 170 average attendance and $4.90 contributions for 1922 with 316 total enrollment across departments. Epworth League counts 85 members. Town folks and visitors frequent shops and meetings, with numerous names listed as residing or visiting. For sale a small kitchen range and a laundry stove.

Cateye Watts Christian Atz Milltown Sabbath School Epworth League Milltown M. E Nathan Bowman Pilot Knob William Lincoln Lillian Thompson's Chapel Owen Johnson Viola Walton Edmond Berkshire Depauw St. Edward's Hospital Lou Spencer A. J. Oster Marengo Joe Vaughn Georgia Meredith Fohn Stephenson New Albany John Schotter Weathers J. J. Bye Frenchtown TR. Hanesch Louisville J. I. Stroud Charles E. Sieg J. Marty Lemmon Abe Borstein Julius Bosier George Austin Walter Blackman George W. Murr Mt. Lebanon Margaret Carter Commercial College John Sharp Dry Run Ollie Atz C. P. Trotter Corydon J. Harry Lee Francis Tague G. W. Baylor Jennie E. Jackson Sophia Gibbs Cora B. Moore William Boldt Rose George Boldt Charles Young Town

Raindrops in Iowa and a Rural Broadcast Evening

A Davenport radio audience heard rain on the roof during a Saturday broadcast with stations in Ohio and Alabama reporting similar sounds. A Corydon Indiana family enjoyed a church service via Westinghouse receivers, featuring the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church program from Louisville. Davis sale near Corydon lists Jersey cattle to be sold on March 15. Ladies Aid serving a meal.

Mareh Davenport W.qo Cincinnati Alabama Coryeou Westinghouse E. G. Miller Corydon Ind Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church Louisville Louisville Courier Journal Louisville Times Chas. Welch

Community Notes From South Boone and Nearby Areas

Mrs Grace Baker of North Boone visited relatives near Da conia last Saturday. Mrs Sidney Ashton and three children stayed with sister Mrs Grover Berry near Rosewood. Harold Best returned from Danville Ind where he studied, parents met him in New Albany. Grace Carroll with Mr and Mrs Grover Morgan and Beatrice of New Albany visited Mr and Mrs Ben McCarty near Union Chapel. Will Wolpert family visited Elizabeth last Sunday. Ruth Walk stayed with home folks north of Corydon. Ernest Boone of Louisville visited north town. Uncle Sam Boone is in poor health northeast of town. Ladies Aid plans supper next Saturday night March 10. Mauckport High School will present a play at L A Hall in Laconia on Saturday night March 17.

Grace Baker North Boone Daconia Sidney Ashton Grover Berry Rosewood Harold Best Danville Ind New Albany Grace Carroll Grover Morga Beatrice Ben McCarty Union Chapel Will Wolpert Elizabeth Ruth Walk Corydon James Wolpert Valparaiso Ernest Boone Louisville Wast Boone Sam Boone Ladies’ Aid Mauckport High School Laconia L. A. Hall

Easter Sale At Keller's Store By Ladies Aid

The Christian church ladies aid holds an Easter sale at Keller's Store on Saturday March 31 starting at 8 a m. Ties cakes salads and colored eggs will be sold. Proceeds support church work.

Ladies Aid of the Christian Church Keller’s

Supper by Auxiliary Aids Legion Benefit

The Harrison Post 123 American Legion Auxiliary held a dinner at the Legion Hall last Friday. Members and guests praised the women and girls who prepared and served the meal, pricing at 50 cents per full supper. Proceeds supported the American Legion, and the event was described as a pleasant, well attended evening with a satisfactory outcome.

Auxiliary Harrison Post No. 123 American Legion Legion Hall Indies

Hatching Eggs From Kintner Flocks Sale Notice

Hatching eggs will be for sale from March 21 to April 2 at five dollars per hundred with May hatch at four dollars per hundred. The note outlines poultry raising factors including vital stock and management, discusses losses and feeding routines, and lists farm equipment to be sold at William 8. Single ton’s sale near Corydon on March 22 starting at 1 PM.

Ohio William Singleton Corydon

Red Hog Weighs 706 Pounds for Corydon Butcher

Fred Stauth Jr of Corydon region slaughtered a hog last Wednesday that weighed 706 pounds. The red hog was about two years old and stands as a standout entry in the local hog-weights.

Fred Stauth, Jr Corydon

Public sale notice for Frank Hall Jr. at Elizabeth

The public sale of Frank Hall Jr. is set for Saturday March 17 at 1 P M in Elizabeth. The notice appears in this issue of the Democrat and lists G A Bulleit as local agent.

Frank Hall, Jr Elizabeth M. Lee The Democrat

Government shows automobile making via Studebaker film

The U S Department of Commerce produced educational moving pictures on factory processes, including the Studebaker plant. Thomas J Studsen arranged a screening in Corydon at the Grade School auditorium last Friday, with South Bend youth Mr Jackson giving a talk. The event aimed to illustrate government aims beyond advertising. Viewers learned how high temperatures apply to car parts.

United States Comerce Studebaker Alid Thos. J. Studson Corydon Jackson South Bend

Dog Tax Protest Notice From Heth Township Trustee

Dog owners of Heth township are notified that I will not pay any one's dog tax during my period of office. M-7-2-w. A. Mathys, Trustee.

Heth Township W. A. Mathys

Road matters postponed by county board amid bond limit changes

County commissioners postponed all road matters after learning a new state law caps road improvement bonds at one percent of property by counties and two percent by townships unless voters authorize higher. Bidders who appeared were told no bids would be accepted until legislature results are known. A Woods Russell sale near Old Goshen church in Boone township on March 21 lists livestock and farming implements offered for sale starting at 9 AM.

Board of Commissioners

Mrs Jennie Byrne Dies At Age Eighty Eight Or Near

Mrs Jennie Byrne died Monday March 4 at her home near Byrneville after a ten day pneumonia illness. Born April 14 1854 she was sixty eight years ten months and twenty one days old. Survived by husband two brothers James and Boss Thomas and sister Mrs Elizabeth Drake of Leavenworth. Funeral held at home Tuesday afternoon. body to be buried in Louisville Wednesday morning. Farmers exchange your wheat for Carnation flour. New Middletown Milling Company. Jy 26 tf

Jennie Byrne Ran Byrne Byrneville

Death of Mrs Dittman in Posey Township

Mrs. Dittman died at 4 PM Tuesday February 27 at her son William Coke’s home in Posey township after creeping paralysis since October. She was about 68 and survived by her son Wim Coke and daughter Mrs Steiden of Louisville. husband died a year ago. Remains were taken to Louisville for burial last Thursday. Auction announced for Frank Hall Jr at Elizabeth March 17 at 1 PM, selling two horses two cows shoats a spring wagon and other property. W W Lawson, Auctioneer.

Frank Hall, Jr Elizabeth W. Lawson

Beanblossom Best Tie The Knot In Corydon Wedding

Miss Mona Beanblossom daughter of Mrs Mollie Beanblossom and Mr Daniel Best son of and Mrs William Best were wed in Corydon last Saturday. The couple shared a wedding dinner at the groom’s parents home on Sunday. All parties reside in Heth township.

Beanblossom—Best Mona Beanblossom Mollie Beanblossom Daniel Best William Best Corydon Heth

Death of Mrs Quebbeman near Corydon

Mrs Marinda Quebbeman widow of William Quebbeman died at home east of Corydon last Saturday March 3 after months with diabetes. Funeral at Frimmers Chapel conducted by Rev M C Patterson. Buried in church cemetery. Born May 22 1861 aged 61 years 9 months 11 days she leaves husband six children two predeceased grandchildren siblings and many relatives. She joined United Brethren church over thirty years ago and died with faith in Jesus. The day before she predicted being taken home and repeatedly spoke of Home Sweet Home and Psalm 23. Davis sale set for Thursday March 15 two miles northwest of Corydon features horses cattle hogs machinery Overland car 400 chickens shares in Eureka Telephone and county agricultural society farms sale at nine.

Marinda Quuebbeman Willian Tinebbeman Corydon Mfrimimer’s Chapel M. C. Patterson Aarinda Blair Willian Quebbeman Ona L Leo W Ollie V. Rowley Maud Byerley Ross M Bertha G United Brethren Church Pfrimmers Chapel Jesus Home Sweet Home Davis Claude A. Davis Pike Fureka Telephone Company Warrison County Agricultural Society

John W. Plue 80 Dies in Boone Township Sale Announcement

Obituary for John W. Plue born Harrison County June 7 1842 died February 46 1928 at eighty years eight months and eight days. Survived by wife Sarah A Key son William two sisters in Indiana and a brother. Funeral by Rev Edwin Kitt. Personal note of memory and character. Auction to sell farm and household items including car and 82 acres of wheat at Woods Russell sale Boone township near Old Goshen church on March 21.

John W. Plue Harrison County Jime Sarah A. Key William Anderson Ind Lucy Vond New Albany Rebecca Cooper Elizabeth Edwin Kitt

Pleasant Surprise for Edna Topps Birthday Party

A surprise party was held at Edna Topps residence near Elizabeth last Saturday night March 3. Attendees included Leonard Lemmel Herb Nance Pinkney Kinzer Wennie Durrett Virgie Lemmel Minnie Yeager Mable Yeager Edna Hartman Gladys Dailey Viola Farnsley Lucile Durbin Shelby Ketzner Herman Lemmel Robert Nance Virgil Gunn Forest Stirgun Herb Durrett Curtis Hartman Claud Dailey and Ralph Gresham. Games were played and refreshments served with all enjoying the gathering.

Edna Topps Elizabeth Leonard Lemmel Herb Nance Pinkney Kinzer Wennie Durrett Virgie Lemmel Minnie Yeager Mable Yeager Edna Hartman Gladys Dailey Viola Farnsley Lucile Durbin Shelby Ketzner Hereman Lemmel Robert Nance Virgil Gunn Forest Stirgun Herb Durrett Curtis Hartman Claud Dailey Ralph Gresham

Trusteess' Office Days Set in Bullett Building

Charles Fravel Trustee announces office in J. J. Bullett & Son building upstairs with weekly hours Monday Friday and Saturday until 1 PM. Harrison M-T-2-w.

J. J. Bullett & Son Charles Fravel Harrison Township

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HORN G. M. Hogg Demosthenes Tre MBS John Duley Coryden U. B. Church G. E. Ruble W. H. Lutes French- Lick Palmyra Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Iowa Joan Frederick Hull Ladies Aid Society Oak Grove Church Tinich South Boone Auilvary Kintner Chas. FH. Kintner Porker JET G. A. Bulleit Oliver Chilled Oliver Steel James Oliver McCormick Butcher-Gibbs John Deere Woods-Russell New Middletown Milling Company Mrs. Quebbeman Pfrimmer Woods-Russel
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