Vocational Teachers Lead Journal Staff Debate
The South Star Free The Staff editors face a discussion with junior and senior vocational teachers about editorial direction. Critics weigh student and staff participation as the debate continues.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
9
The South Star Free The Staff editors face a discussion with junior and senior vocational teachers about editorial direction. Critics weigh student and staff participation as the debate continues.
The Corydon High School Vocational Home Economics Department grew since 1917 under Miss Hazel Bussabarger and later Miss Madeleine Connor with Miss Marian McMillin as assistant. Activities include plays, banquets, fairs, a cafeteria fundraiser, milk service for grades, cooking and sewing classes, dietetics and weight charts, and plans for expansion with two full time teachers, a practice house, and new equipment. Beatrice Good and Katherine Jones earn Purdue Round Up spots for county projects.
The Corydon girls extend greetings to all their sisters and invite readers to visit the quaint historic city in Southern Indiana.
In a feature from this edition, Mary Grable Farrel oversees a guest appearance by Julia Miller and Alda Wiseman. The event centers on community programming with both guests sharing insights and plans.
Miss Madeleine Connor of Corydon and assistant Miss Gilberta Wrns issue a miniature newspaper on Home Economics in public schools. They seek permission to publish widely to inform supervisors and the public about ongoing work in the department.
The Corydon Democrat presents a roll of subscribers and renewals since the last report. Marked with x are new subscribers including Leo F Gettelfinger Palmyra John Fesser Sr Bradford and others from Corydon Elizabeth Evans Landing Elizabeth and New Albany with several in Indiana and across the country. The list includes names from various towns in Indiana plus multiple states such as Kentucky Nebraska Tenn Idaho and Iowa.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his residence in Morgan township south of Bradford on Saturday March 19 1921. Items include a bay horse four milk cows with calves two fresh and two due soon a Du roc saw a Osborn hinder a Champion Snow er and various farming implements. Also a Ford touring car and 35 Edison records. Sale starts at 1 p m with four percent discount for cash and nine months credit on larger sums with surety. Auctioneers Harry E Sappenfield and Herman N Fessel. M 9 2w. Household Paint and Varnish 15 cents a can Miles Variety Store. M 9 3 w.
A Toledo notice seeks information for Edith Grey of Indianapolis about Isaiah and Cyrus Hammell, last living fifty years ago in Corydon. The same notice advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials and price, urging readers to purchase.
Cyrus F. Ferree of near West Point Kentucky shot and killed Constable W N S Ritchie who came to arrest him on a lunacy charge. A squad of Camp Henry Knox soldiers then fired on Ferree's home before he surrendered and was taken to Elizabeth town to face murder charges. Sheriff H A Wagan led the rescue and recovered three rifles and two shotguns from the property.ferree had terrorized his family and community leading up to the fatal encounter.
A list of law books from the late John W. Harbaugh’s library offered in good condition. Includes Indiana Index Digest Vols 1 2 Burns On the Witness Stand Munsterberg American Advocacy Robbins Thornton on Negligence Vols I II Watsons McDonalds Treatise 8th Edition Vol I Indiana Practice Pleading Vol II John TD Works Anson on Contracts Knowlton Indiana Cumulative Digest 1907 08 Legal Medicine Stewart Ballentine’s Law Dictionary Henr ys Probate Law and Practice Ewbanks Indiana Criminal Law Hogate Pleading Practice Vols I III Thompsons Indian Forms II Underhill on Criminal Evidence Greenleaf on Evidence Averfields Donovan Famous Legal Arguments Field Code Pleadings Boone Tea in Court Donovan and others. M 2 3w
Mr and Mrs Walter W Clark and family move from Posey township to Detroit Michigan. Clark was a leading Harrison County fruit grower and served as postmaster at Elizabeth for several years. Friends in the county regret their departure and wish them well in their new home.
The executor of John W. Loweth deceased has filed the final settlement in Harrison County Indiana. A hearing is set for April 2 1921 at the circuit court. Heirs legatees and creditors may object if they have any. Farmers Saving and Trust Company is executor. Cc W Cook Attorney.
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