Entertainer Max DeVol Writes From St Albans Vermont
A card from Max DeVol dated February 27 from St Albans Vermont notes cool weather near lake Champlain. He works for Rogers Producing Company presenting entertainments with local young performers, stays about two weeks per town, and praises New England crowds. He also endorses Carnation eur from New Middletown Milling Co. Jy-26-cf
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Max DeVol
St. Albans
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Max
Rogers Producing Company
New England
New Middletown Milling Co
Near East Relief disburses 12 million to orphans in 1922
Indiana relief committee reports Near East Relief spent 12,280,325 dollars in 1922 aiding orphans and refugees in the Bible Lands, boosted by Smyrna and Turkish Christian evacuations. Armenian refugees on the Turkish border number 89,000, with 115,000 orphans under care nationwide, many with no relatives.
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Indiana Relief Committee
Smyrna
Turkey
Russian Caucasus
Subscription Renewal Note From Amber Reader
L W Rietz of Amber Washington sends a check to renew his Democrat subscription after fourteen years away from Harrison County. He praises the home news coverage and asks others to subscribe.
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L. W. Rietz
Amber
Washington
Democrat
Harrison County
Riley Memorial Hospital for Crippled Children Campaign
Mr McKinley Carr of Indianapolis visited Corydon to organize funds for the James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Hospital for Crippled Children in Indianapolis. About $2,000,000 is needed. over $50,000 has been raised to date as volunteers plan a county by county campaign. The hospital will offer free care to families and aims to aid Indiana’s crippled children with medical treatment.
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McKinley Carr
Indianapolis
Corydon
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley Memorial Hospital
Indiana
Imap
Womano
Uarrison County
Local notes from Lanesville praise workers and town events
Morris Evins suffers a bruised shoulder and a fractured rib while crane operation in Louisville. Elmer Zabel and John Walter have left for Detroit to seek work, and John Grantz moved to Hamilton for employment. Oil and gas drilling talked of, Adolph Zollman builds a poultry house, Julia Ringle takes a store clerk post, and stockholders attend the Harrison County Telephone Company meeting in Elizabeth. Roads remain poor after heavy rains. revival at M E church ends with several conversions. Vincent Benson returns home and A E Taylor visits Pittsburg.
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Morris Evins
Louisville
Elmer Zabel
John Walter
Detroit
Michigan
John Grantz
Hamilton
Ohio
John
Charles Creutzer
Lottick’s Corner
Adolph Zollman
Delphie
Julia Ringle
C. Ti. Stanley
Allen Meyer
New Albany
Minnie Goswein
Harrison County Telephone Company
Elizabeth
Chris Zollman
Andy Walther
Albert Bruch
John Ringle
Jim Smith
John Off
M. E
Vincent Benson
A. E. Taylor
Pittsburg
Penn
Prairie State incubator sale for 390 eggs
A Prairie State Incubator with 390 eggs used for three seasons is offered for sale at a low price. Seller Herman W. Richmer ofRR 1 Georgetown Indiana lists contact via Excelsior phone J-24-tf.
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Herman W. Richmer
Georgetown
Ind
Excelsior
Mrs Sarah Craig Dies in Leavenworth Home
Mrs Sarah Craig wife of Robert M Craig died Saturday March 3 at her daughter Mrs W B Allen’s home in Leavenworth. She leaves son Robert Craig of Chicago and daughter Mrs Albert Funkhouser of Evansville. She was seventy six years old.
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Sarah’. Craig
Fife
Robert M. Craig
W. B. Allen
Leavenworth
Allen
Robert Craig
Chicago
Albert Funkhouser
Evansville
Corydon Nursery Stock Promptly Limited For Spring
Corydon Nursery in Corydon Indiana advertises 600 Hoosier Cling and 500 Elberta peaches with smaller lots of apples cherries plums and other fruits. It urges customers to send orders now as spring stock is limited and advises ordering fruit trees and small fruits like strawberries and blackberries.
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John W. Alstott & Son
W. Corydon
Ind
Hear Both Sides Before Condemning, Warns Advocate
A cautious call to weigh all perspectives before judgment highlights the importance of due process and fair consideration in contested matters. The remark urges listening to witnesses and reviewing evidence from all sides.
Depauw notes and town news in brief
Local items report Rochensperger accepting vacancy at Rockport Tad and moving soon. Chas Hardwick sale praised as well attended. Residents left for Detroit last week. Ladies' Aid to host church basement quilting next Thursday with quilts and dinner. bring thimbles. Several townsfolk listed with travels and family news. Depauw Senior play performed well in Palouivra. Local schooling disrupted by illness. teacher Loretta Davis sick. Army veteran Matthew Briscoe on 30 day furlough from Ft. Oglethorpe. Louisville officer Frank Butterfield visiting. Various moves, visits, and town errands noted with names and places. Advertising note for Sharples separator sold by J J Bulleit & Son.
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Depauw
Rochensperger
Rockport
Tad
Chas
Hardwick
Butch Colin
Rus. Howerton
Henry Simon
Earl Lincoln
Wim. Dodd
Detroit
Ladies’ Aid
the Stork
Hickem
Simon
Tom Ash
Matthew Briscoe
Matthew
Ft. Oglethorpe
Frank Butterfield
Louisville Police Force
Palouiyvra
Loretta Davis
F. Briscoe
J. Heuser
Corydon Junction
New Albany
Benz
Marengo
Ena Berkshire
A. Hewerton
Milltown
AL Sanders
Mitchell, Ind
Jud Smith
Vie Sieg
Corydon
Marea Butterfield
Louisville
Mary E. Sieg
P. Ss. Seavat
Jos. Schuppert
F. Denny
Otto Schuppert
Chas. Capper
Dogwood Community Notices and Local Visits
Mareb arrives like a lamb as chicken and tobacco fever sweep the area. Sunday School attendance noted with a 1.76 collection. Local residents visit family and church folk. Rev Youngblood preaches. Edna Pauline Wright improving from pneumonia. Hoosier Apple Company sale attended. quarterly meeting announced at Smith's Camp Ground with Reverend Youngblood to fill pulpit if necessary.
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Mareb
T. G. Traunum
Lavaston Traunum
Albert
Reidy Buse
New Albany
Gee
C. H. Youngblood
Central
John Bliss
Corydon
Hoosier Apple Company
Glidas
Rolla Jamson
Ben Bailey
New Middletown
M. Ff
Paul and Francis Sieg
Depauw
Anzi Leibert
John Seipel Jr
Louisville
John Seipel
Win
Weaver
Ed Sharp
Tris
Sidney Elbert
Fred Elbert
Evelyn
Julius Russel
Rehoboth
Smith’s Camp Ground
W- H. Lutes
Youngblood
Fertilizers Available at Harrison County Farm Bureau Warehouse
The Harrison County Farm Bureau offers fertilizers at their Corydon warehouse for pickup anytime you are in town. F-28-10-W.
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Harrison County Farm Bureau
Corydon
New Millinery Store Opens in Corydon
Mrs. G M Hogg opens a new millinery shop in Corydon at the Mae North East corner of the public square. The store opened last Saturday with a fresh stock of hats. Hogg previously ran a millinery business in Booneville Kentucky. See her ad in this issue of the Democrat.
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G.M. Hogg
Corydon
Mae
Buick Seven Passenger Touring Car for Sale
For sale a Buick touring car seating seven with four brand new cord tires a new top a new gasoline tank and other new parts in perfect condition Be a serpent save in the poison Lew M O Bannon offers a reasonable price and contact details.
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Lew M. O'Bannon
Corydon P T A Meeting Highlights Indian Themed Program
The regular Corydon Grade School P T A meeting drew strong attendance with minutes read by secretary Ruth Denbo, committee reports, music by the High School Girls Glee Club in Indian costumes, and addresses by local educators. Speakers included J George Reuter Lew M O Ban non and J T McClaren discussing school legislation and new laws affecting public schools. Mrs Frank Jordan praised the association’s work and urged community members to join.
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Parent Teachers’ Association
Ruth Denbo
Mollie Keller
Mabel Keller
Ruth Jordan
J. George Renter
Corydon High School
Lew M. O'Bannon
J.T. McClaren
Q O’ Bannnon
McClaren
Reuter
the Democrat
Frank ©. Jordan
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Corydon
Registered Jersey Bulls For Sale From Plain View Farm
Two Jersey bulls aged thirteen and fifteen months from Prince's Stockwell Peer are offered. Their dam Lemmon's Fascinating Fern is a champion at Harrison County Fair in 1920 21 22. Dam was purchased for 850 dollars. Also available is a young pure bred Jersey bull a few weeks old from a high class dam. Located Corydon Indiana contact Eureka phone.
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Prince’s Stockwell Peer
Harrison County Fair
Lemmon
Ramsey notices and social updates from the community
Local residents and visitors exchange greetings and updates. Alma Tlonsel visits Louisville. several relatives attend church events. Carl and Viola Walk and others travel to nearby towns. Joseph L. DeWeese recalls Civil War service as neighbors send birthday wishes.
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Joseph L. DeWeese
Mr. DeWeese
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D. C. Davis
Corydon and
Milltown Pike
Pike
Corynon
Hubert M. Cable
Singer
Eureka Telephone Co
Harrison County Agricultural Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Oak Grove Church
Frank Steph
Frank I. Hickman
Claude A. Davis
Perseverance Chapel
Laconia Pike
Oliver
Elsa Richard
Eddie Smith
William S. Singleton
Near East Relief News
International Near East Association
America
Riley Hospital
Jos
Lanesville
Leavenaworth
Corydon Nursery
J. J. Bulleit & Son
Dogwood
BUICK
Parent Teachers’ Meeting
Jersey Bulls
David M. Miller
Plain View Jersey Farm
R. R
Eureka
Ramsey
Alma Tlonsel
Robert Wousel
John Wiseman
Hebert Blughes
Wammond
James L. Davis
Viola Walk
Srue Davis
H. W. Davis
Dallata
Hard Davis
Hancock Chapel
Kev
W. E. Mitchel
Dorothy
Wells
West Baden
Ifard Davis
Bucklin
Kans
Clarence Trousel
Kansas
Bob Heusel
Mr. Heusel
Minnie Krausgrilly
Sampson
Roy Routh
Minnie Fellig
New Salisbury
Ed Adams
Blue River
Rk. F. Davis
Cervdon
N. M. Rumbley
Rebeccs
Femma Davis
Bessie Askren
Auriston Rumbley
Utica
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