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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
8
Mrs. W. Cowan of Louisville credits Trutona with relief from severe shoulder pains gas pains and fainting spells after a friend recommended the tonic. She says the pains vanished and she feels like a new woman and urges others to try the medicine sold at Percy L. Davis Drug Store in Corydon and by other druggists.
A catalog of items including a double set heavy tug harness and saw, a hay ladder, buggy harness, oats and wheat straw, clover hay and shredded fodder, plus household furniture such as two cook stoves, two Wilson heaters, a player piano, Davenport, library and dining tables, two 20 gallon jars, one 15 gallon jar, a sewing machine, fruit jars, and sorghum molasses.
The American Legion Basketball Team of Corydon leaves tomorrow for South Bend Indiana to compete in the state tournament this Friday and Saturday. The squad includes William Hugh Clell Frederick Allen Jordan Dewey Hickman Herbert Sonner and Glenn Reas with Ruskin Rowe as manager. The team has won 18 of 2 games and carries a string of eighteen straight wins. They trained at the Calumet Club in New Albany and hope to place first, with South Bend expected to treat them well.
Louisville’s Armory will become an Atlantic City boardwalk for nine days in April. Merchants sponsor a charity show with about 180 professional models from Chicago and others. The event features fashion displays for men women and children, vaudeville acts and beach style contests, with free access outside performances and exhibitions in sixty to seventy shops.
John William Bussabarger died at his East Chestnut Street home in Corydon after a long illness. He had been bedbound six days and suffered mental disturbance for years, cared for at home by son W H Bussabarger. Deaf over fifty years, he left two sons William in Corydon and Millard of DeWitt Arkansas. Burial at Cedar Hill cemetery followed funeral at home. He was born in Shenandoah county Virginia and would have turned 84 on May 26, 1921. He was the last of six siblings. brother Joseph died recently. He was twice married, first wife died 43 years ago, second about 20 years ago. He was highly respected.
W H Hedden of Taylor township was in Corydon on business and visited the office. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Patterson from Jeffersonville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Frederick and relatives. Mr and Mrs W J Bullett of Louisville visited Miss Anna Header who remains ill. Rose Keller visited her brother Leonard C Keller at Norton's Infirmary and Mrs Keller caring for her husband and Miss May Frank in Louisville from Saturday to Monday. Mrs Eddie Deen and daughter Hazel Beatrice of Reynolds returned home after a two week visit with her parents south of Corydon and his parents at Central. Miss Burdean Stevenson a Valley City worker called about agricultural clubs for youth.
Burpees All-head Early cabbage plants available at W. H. Builett & Sons and Bruce Markets. Price 50 cents per 160 plants. Postage added if ordered by parcel post. Contact Mrs. C. C. Hubbard. M.16-3w.
Dr Earl R Page D V M announces veterinary practice in Corydon Indiana at the late Dr John W Harbaugh’s office. He can be reached by Eureka phone and will answer all day or night.
Petition filed with Harrison County Indiana Board of Commissioners in 1921 seeks vacation of a highway in Posey Township near Buck Creek crossing, adjoining lands of Morgan Jansen Schoen and Forman. Three viewers to be appointed. signed by Herman Schoen Henry Forman and 19 others. attorney Clyde R Lottick. mi16-2. Auditor Harrison County. Notice also of determination to issue bonds for a free gravel road in Spencer Township amount 12000 dollars under county unit law. dated March 8 1921. mi6-2w Auditor Harrison County.
Local seed vendor announces ready frost proof cabbage plants for distribution. Orders encouraged by phone to Mrs. D. C. Davis. M.-16-Swp.
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