Death of Mrs Sarah Lemmon Zenor
Death notice for Sarah J Lemmon Zenor aged eighty seven months beyond ninety, widow of Dr Jeremiah W Zenor, with survivors including daughters Mrs Colfrman and Mrs John A M Read, son William Yo Zener of California, sister Mrs Jeane Triammer of Denver, brother Amos Lemmon, and many grandchildren. Funeral held at United Brethren church New Middleton. Also public sale notice in Morsan township March 19 1921 with farm implements and property to be auctioned and terms details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah J. Lemmon Zenor
Jeremiah W. Zenor
New Middleton
Sar Colfrman
John AM. Read
William Yo Zener
Alliefornia
Jeane
U Triammer
Denver
Colo
Amos
Baptist Church
Harrison County
John Lemmon
Daniel F. Lemmon
Amos Lemmon
Make Good or Make Room The Tragedy of Progress
A business culture urges health via a normal spine. Chiropractors diagnose spinal misalignment and use vertebral adjustments to restore life force and health. Seek spinal analysis at first danger sign and pursue adjustments as needed to make good.
Notice to settle accounts after fire destroys business
Co H Ashworth directs all account holders to call at Harrison County State Bank in Crandall to settle balances by cash or note after a fire destroyed the business. He stresses immediate attention and repayment is urgently needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Meeting date change for Harrison County Farmers’ Association
The Harrison County Farmers Association of Jackson township rescheduled its March 18 meeting at New Salisbury to March 19 due to the Lindsey sale. The change shortens travel and aligns with sale events affecting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Farmers’ Association
Jackson Township
New Salisbury
Lindsey
Crushed Corn For Cows From New Middletown Milling Co
Oscar McCollum, proprietor of New Middletown Milling Co announces daily crushed corn for cow feed. Grinding service offered to local farmers. Date appears as 1 26 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown Milling Co
Oscar McCollum
Brugh and Fouts Wed at U N Parsonage Corydon
Miss Alma E Brugh and Mr Other Fouts united in marriage on Tuesday March 1 at 6 PM at the U N Parsonage in Corydon with Rev J Hoover officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Brugh, was a Palmyra telephone operator. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs D C Fouts, is a farmer near Palmyra. They receive many friends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma E. Brugh
Other Fouts
U. N
Corydon
J. Hoombs
Wm. Brugh
Palmyra
D. C. Fouts
Moore's Electric Barber Shop Next Door to First National Gank
Moore's Electric Barbery shop operated by Cc. K. Moore, proprietor, located next to the First National Gank building. The notice references 13.26-1t as the parcel or classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore’s Electric
First National Gank Building
Marriage of Miss Anna Pearl Hottell and Mr Chas W Bruner
The marriage occurred Wednesday morning in the County Clerk's office. Rev J H Toombs performed the ceremony. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs John J Bruner and the bride daughter of Mrs Clement Hottell. They will live on a farm. Congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pearl Hottell
Chas. W. Bruner
Corydon
J. H. Toombs
John J. Bruner
Clement Hottell
Advertising Slogan for Himmelbeber and DeBerre
Local ad from New Middletown Indiana invites customers to call or write Himmelbeber and DeBerre for painting and papering with guaranteed satisfaction. Mentions Eureka telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himmelbeber & DeBerre
New Middletown
Ind
Eureka Phone
Death of Former Resident Chas B Loughmiller
Chas B Loughmiller, formerly of near Bradford, died last week in New Albany after collapsing while walking to his daughter's home. He was about sixty five and worked as a food man. Burial was Wolfe's Cemetery near Georgetown on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, B. Loughmiller
Bradford
New Albany
Wolfe's
Georgetown
Crandall Fire Destroys Residence and Hall
Fire at Crandall destroyed Mrs Yenawine residence and the Modern Woodmen Hall. Dr. Baker, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Davis and others suffered losses in the blaze. Local responders moved to contain flames and assess property damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Ashworth
Ashworth
Woodine
Elizabeth Yenewine
Mary Wagner
B. F. Davis
Wagner
Two Strangers Suspected in Crandall Fire Losses
A destructive March 2 fire in Crandall Indiana destroyed and damaged multiple Ashworth properties plus lodge items and a post office space. Suspicions focus on two men seen near Corydon Junction earlier that night amid an alleged arson setup before a March 15 property trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Junction
Ashworth
Greencastle
Indiana
Crandall
Local Visitors and Store Notes Highlight Jeffersonville Area
Additional Locals Miss Emma Scharff from Jeffersonville visits home folks. Fred Kost returns from St Louis after attending the annual spring sale. For sale a Jersey cow with heifer calf. Miss Anna Kopp of New Albany visits relatives in the county. New goods arrive at pre war prices at Miles Variety Store with Snow White Flour guaranteed satisfaction. Mr and Mrs Ben Long of Indianapolis visit daughter Mrs Clarence Kopp and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kopp
New Albany
Emma Kopp
Milles
Ben Long
Indianapolis
Clarence Kopp
County
Easter sale planned by Ladies Aid of Christian church
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church plans an Easter sale for Saturday March 26 with the location to be announced next week. Mrs. Joe Welsh and her daughter Mary Catherine of Anderson Indiana are visiting Mrs. Clarence Smith and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ladies Aid of the Christian Church
Joe Welsh
Mary Catherine
Anderson, Ind
Clarence Smith
Curtain Materials Line at Miles Variety Store
Miles Variety Store promotes a new curtain line with ecru plain white and flowered fabrics. The ad notes availability and shopping hours as M nine to three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Variety Store
Ecru
Log accident survivor hauls first load since injury
Roscoe Zimmerman, seriously hurt in May 1919 by a log rolling on him, hauled his first load of logs last Saturday. T. J. Hudson, manager of the clothing department at The W. H. Keller Co. department store, traveled to Indianapolis yesterday to attend a clothiers' convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Zimmerman
T. J. Hudson
W. H. Keller Co
Indianapolis
Clothiers
Miles Fisher Returns From Two Month Family Visit
Miles Minnie Fisher arrives back from a two month visit with brothers Horace Walter and Clyde Fisher in Laporte City Iowa. Customers praise Snow White Flour at Miles Variety Store and Eph Stonecipher of Boswell Indiana sends a $1.50 subscription renewal for the Democrat. He notes a morning thermometer reading twelve degrees below zero and reports modest health for himself and Mrs Stonecipher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Minnie Fisher
Brothers
Horace, Walter and
Clyde Fisher
Laporte City
Iowa
Eph Stonecipher
Boswell
Indiana
The
Democrat
Stonecipher
Dr B F OBannon Vets in Elizabeth Indiana Ad
Dr B F OBannon a veterinarian in Elizabeth Indiana lists contact numbers and on call availability. The notice also advertises the sale of farm property including a horse cattle Duroc sow machinery hay corn a Ford touring car and other valuables at Harry E Sappenfield sale two and a half miles south of Bradford on Saturday March 19 starting at 1 PM Four percent cash discount. Oscar Thompson of Genoa Colorado travels to assist with family illness of his five year old daughter Margaret Mrs Thompson and two children visiting relatives Lorenzo L Ferree Boone township. they have sought medical care in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsan Township
Bradford
Horge
Farrow
Edison
Harry E. Sappenfield
Oscar Thompson
Genoa
Colorado
Margaret
Revival ends at Mt Zion with converts and accessions
Rev R E Stars closed a revival at Mt Zion Feb 6 yielding three conversions seven accessions and a new Sunday School with sixty attendees. He began at Depauw Feb 7 continuing to Feb 27, with twenty two conversions twenty three accessions, aided by Dr M A Farr Rev Denney and Mrs N K Plineberger. A class of about thirty five formed with Oscar Kellem named leader and plans for a men's Bible class and teachers training class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MY. Zion
Depauw
R. E. Stars
Mt. Zion
M. A. Farr
Denney
N. K. Plineberger
New Albany
Praver
Oscar Kellem
Harrison County Granges Convene March Meeting
Delegates from the Granges of Harrison County meet in Corydon on Saturday in March 1921 at 1 PM to elect a Director for a conference with the Farm Federation. Hez Luckett serves as Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Corydon
Farm Federation
Hez Luckett
Annual Alutmnt Meeting of Co. H. S. Alumni Association
The Co. H. S. Alumni Association will hold its annual meeting at the T Library Thursday evening March 10 at 7 30 P M. Officers and committee for the coming year will be chosen. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. S. Alumni Association
T Library
Cream Station at Corydon Gets New Manager
Ed M. Hottel assumes charge of the Cream Station at Corydon for the Lanesville Creamery Company. His location is at the North East corner of the public square, and he becomes station manager for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Ed M. Hottel
Lanesville Creamery Company
Fda M. Hottel
Manacer
Local hires and engagements announced in Crandall area
Frank Sims has accepted employment in the hatchery at Crandall. Frank Sims, Fred Lindsey, and Ed Fisher have purchased lots in Crandall and plan to build residences soon. Mr. and Mrs. Strouse Crecellus announce the engagement of their daughter Sylvia Irene to Ray Curts. The wedding will take place March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sims
Crandall
Fred Lindsey
Ed Fisher
Democrat asks address change from Milltown to New Albany
J Frank Schieman sends a check for the Democrat and requests an address change from Milltown to New Albany after moving. The letter confirms the relocation and asks the party to update records accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Schieman
Milltown
New Albany
Local readers report weather and illness updates
Wm Resch of Sabetha Kansas sends a check for the Democrat and notes fine winter weather with little snow. He reports farm labor will be plentiful and wages slightly lower this year. F A Bullett remains at St Joseph's Infirmary Louisville for throat trouble, is somewhat better but still in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Resch
Sabetha, Kans
Democrat
F. A. Bullett
St Joseph's Infirmary
Louisville
Kansas widow changes address amid grain price woes
Mrs James Macy files a move from Severance to White Cloud Kansas mentioning a hard year with grain prices down this year. Mrs W T Zenor has been ill ten days in Kintner Apartment House with Dr Geo F Martin of Corydon attending and Dr J E Lawson of New Albany called Saturday. She is somewhat better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Macy
Democrat
Severance, Kans
White Cloud Kans
Kansas
W.t. Zenor
Kintner
Geo. F. Martin
Corydon
J. E. Lawson
New Albany
Lincoln man asks for Democrat subscription renewal
W. T. Lofton of Lincoln Nebraska asks for a renewal of his Democrat subscription after about thirty three years of reading. He says he enjoyed a fine winter and that one hardly needs to go to California or Florida for a mild climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T
Lofton
Lincoln, Nebr
Democrat
California
Florida
Rensselaer man requests change of address to Michigan farm
Guy E. Croyden of Rensselaer Indiana asks for his subscription address moved to Edwardsburg Michigan. He says he enjoys reading the Democrat and looks forward to each weekly issue keeping him in touch with old friends and notes leasing a large farm in Michigan in a modern agricultural district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Croyden
Rensselaer
Ind
Edwardsburg
Mich
Democrat
Michigan
Revival Services Promised at Corydon U B Church
Special announcements from Corydon U B Church note ongoing revival led by Dr and Mrs O F Williams. Two o clock Friday targets old people, Saturday 2:30 pm for women, and 2:30 pm next Sunday for men. Williams will speak on Paid in Full. A large men’s confessional meeting occurred last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon U. B. Church
O. FE. Willams
Williams
Christ
Coal Officer Offers Varied Coal Supply
Cale C H Ginkin announces coal officer service with winter and summer coal. Stocks include fast Kentucky cook coal West Kentucky coal Pittsburg coal and Indiana coal. Coal on hand at all times. M.9-25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale C. H. Ginkin
Coal Officer
Kentucky
West Kentucky
Pittsburg
Indiana
Parent Teachers Meeting Highlights Milk Study and Playground Plans
The Parent Teachers Association met Thursday with singing and student performances. Mrs. Kepner reported $50 raised from Silver Teas. Madeleine Connor showed a milk attendance chart revealing gains, and Prof. Fisher emphasized play as essential, noting planned playground equipment and a supervisor for Corydon next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers’ Association
Singing America
Prof. Fisher
Corydon
Poultry Breeders to Meet in Corydon Thursday Night
Harrison County Poultry Breeders Association members will meet Thursday at 7 30 PM in the County Agent's office Corydon. Claud Davis is president of the County Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud A. Davis
Harrison Comnty
Harrison County Poultry Association
Daniel F. Stauth
Ezss
Mr. Davis
Harrison County Poultry Breeders Association
Corydon
Claud Davis
Death of Wilson M. Funk at age seven
Wilson M. Funk died Sunday night February 27 at his parents home on the Corydon pike after a brief pneumonia illness. The funeral arrangements are to be announced by Mr. and Mrs. John G. Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson M. Funk
John G. Funk
Corydon Pike
New Albany Tribune
Card of Thanks for Baby Guy Deloss Death
We thank friends for kindness during the illness and death of our darling baby and brother Guy Deloss who fell asleep in Jesus February 22 1921. Mr and Mrs Straud Curts and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Deloss
Jesus
Straud Curts
Marriage License Between Newlin Harmon and Bruner Hottle
Robert Leslie Newlin and Blanche Harmon obtain a marriage license. Charles W. Bruner and Anna Pearl Hottle also receive authorization to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Leslie Newlin
Blanche Harmon
Charles W. Bruner
Anna Pearl Hottle
Learn to Save with Corydon Savings and Loan
A local savings ad invites deposits at The Savings and Loan Association of Corydon with amounts from $1.09 and up. It promises interest from the day of deposit and twice yearly interest payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings and Loan Association
Corydon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah Zenor
Zenor
Merman N. Fessel
Montgomery Duggins
Dogwood
Eureka
Co. H. Ashworth
Brugh—Fotts
Cc. K. Moore
Prop
Erman Crayden
Erman
Celestia Louden
Hottell—Bruner
Marchant
Southern
George Higdon
Jack Watson
Higdon
Asnvworth
Roma Rainge
Emma _ Scharff
Jeffersonville
Miles’ Variety Store
Fred Kost
St. Louis
John E. Engleman
Miles
B. F. O’bannon
Elizabeth
Uv. B. Church
Pres. Co. Association
John W. Harbaugh
Earl R. Page
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