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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
7
The Corydon Democrat reports varied items: Dr and Mrs Clarence Lockhart visit, Real Mill ad, Essa Richard's sale near Marckport on Thursday April 3, and numerous farm auctions. Sales include Jersey cows, wagons, implements, and livestock. Cort Sharp's sale brings near five thousand dollars. Revivals, barber hour changes, and camp notes accompany subscription updates and local movers.
Tested seed costs at 80c per bushel with W H Ballett and Sons. Mr and Mrs John Morris visited Dr Frank Melton and family in Louisville this past week. Get Mother’s Favourite flour at the Red Mill. For sale a good log wagon by Wm Jollisant at Corydon and New Albany pike stockyard. If you break down contact J A Fowler’s Garage for relief. A pie supper is planned in Spencer township at the Gettelfinger ecc o house on Saturday March 29. Mrs Frank Bulleit and Ruth Bulleit returned from a visit at Sturgis Kentucky where Mr Bulleit is teaching.
Local notices report Ray Hurst visiting his mother for a week after returning from Chicago to work with Rock Island Railway Co. in Corydon area. Community announcements include a pie supper at Hurst town schoolhouse to benefit the U B Church and various local sales and personal notes.
Readable notices from Corydon area: for sale listings, public sale announcements at Jacob Deutsch's farm five miles east of Corydon near No 10 school house on Wednesday, April. local residents Lee Snyder and Jacob Schafer seek buyers for cottages and personal property. urban Zollman and Elmer Zavel head to Kansas City for training. Philip Zollman ill with age related infirmities. Davidson family visit with relatives in Nashville and Jackson townships.
Crandall Exchange and J. G. Zabel advertise a stock of new Darts Chevrolets and Maxwell cars along with Oakland Dedse Jemrey models and many used cars. They also offer drills planters harrows engines buggies wagons stoves incubators sewing machines and a wide range of seeds and fertilizers from Georgetown and Lanesville Indiana.
Old horses mares and mules offered for sale in Corydon. Works horses and mares suitable for farm use. Contact Stepro and Sharp Corydon for details.
The four months old son of Mr and Mrs Marion Byerley near Zoar died Sunday after a fragile birth. Funeral services were held at Zoar church at 11 o clock Tuesday morning with burial in the church cemetery. He is survived by three brothers and one sister.
Owner announces remaining at current site with a new business name. The shop will advertise and offer sweet and sour cream and whole milk and will sell cream cans and Empire Cream Reparators. Call for details. Age 26.
Freshman domestic science class at Elizabeth High School held a five course Saint Patrick dinner planned and served under instructor Miss Ethel Kupiey. Miss Rupley supervised the event with the girls preparing the food while gentlemen guests dined with the student crew, reflecting credit on the practical teaching effort.
Last Monday March 24 marked the fiftieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Schaffer of Lanesville. A large gathering of relatives and friends joined the couple at their home with pastors Rev. Arthur Jean and Rev. Rauf conducting a vow renewal under white and gold decorations. The couple, aged 77 and 71, have two daughters, a host of gifts including gold coins, and were photographed by Albert Burkhart.
A salesman urges rapid Ford vehicle orders to enable quicker delivery. The message promises explanation of why a Ford is the right choice and offers to press the customer for their wants. The ad is from V. H. Balleit & Sona.
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