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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1922
Page
5
Community classifieds list rentals farming items livestock and household goods for sale with names like John W Allstott and Miles Variety Store. Local residents Leonard Gehlhbach and Mrs Horn are mentioned with sales and social notes plus personal visits and church ties.
A local supplier advertises a range of building materials including shingles metal roofing felt roofing concrete blocks and related items. J. J. Bullett & Son invites customers to visit for prices and assistance with repairs or new construction.
Miscellaneous notices from Corydon Indiana include baby Mary Ailes born in Louisville, marriage licenses for J A Hickman and Frances Morris, buggy sales at W H Bulleit & Sons, strawberry plants for sale, a funeral conducted by Rev Mark Harris, and other community items. Also mentions Ill in Peter Day, visits by Miss Ethel Smith, and local lectures.
Mrs Louise Horn widow of Henry Horn travels from this place to Laconia to visit sister Mrs Dr B F Forbis and brother John C May. She has been ill but is about well now.
Mrs Louise Horn's sale of house and lot in Corydon and her personal property including furniture will be held there on Saturday April 8. The advertisement lists stoves and ranges tinware roofing guttering and all tinwork at J J Bullett Son and urges ordering plows harrows cultipackers planters or cultivators from W H Bulleit & Sons to ensure timely delivery.
Mrs Horn schedules a sale at one o clock Saturday April 8. Details appear in this issue of the Democrat under listing M-29-2-w.
Mrs. Peter A. Flinn and Mrs. Sarah A. Winn from New Salisbury visited the office yesterday. Elmer McKinney and his wife from Lanesville, and Rev. and Mrs. Meyers McKinney of Birds Eye were there visiting his parents last week.
Readable display ad notes Mrs. Louise Horn selling items at a public sale on Saturday April 8 at 1 PM. Location or lot reference M-29-2-w included. No further item details or buyer information provided in readable fragment.
Mrs M Ptrimmer of Porterville California arrives to spend months with her parents Mr and Mrs James Winn and relatives. This marks her first home visit in fourteen years. Mae revival service at the Methodist church in New Amsterdam proceeds well with Rev T J Proprietor of Mauckport and Rev McQueen of West Paint assisting.
J. J. Zollman of Lanesville goes to Columbus last Tuesday to represent his town at a local meeting. Amzie Denbo of LaFayette, Louisiana visits Corydon area relatives after returning from California. Henry D Wiseman Corydon advertises a three year old welding ready for work. W H Bulleit & Sons promote farm wagon prices and cheer on the Girls High Senior basketball team in Louisville.
If you are thinking about buying a used Ford auto or truck, check the current stock at W. H. Bulleit and Sons. This notice suggests examining available units before making a decision.
Mrs. Frank Loitch of Corydon area was taken to St Edward s Hospital New Albany by Dr G D Baker Crandall for appendicitis surgery. Chas W Reising killed a black racer at his Corydon area farm on March 15. Household goods will be sold at Mrs Louise Horn s Corydon sale on Saturday April 8 starting at 1 PM.
Ex county treasurer J. D. Pitman of Blue River township paid a visit Monday and renewed a Democrat subscription. His mother Mrs. Sal He FE Pitman, who lives with him, has been ill for over two months but is now better and able to be up.
Spring days boost garden plans with local growers and fertilizer prices. John Walters of Flatwoods travels to Monmouth Illinois for new employment. Rural and housing ads note furnished rooms in Corydon and a rural carrier cart for sale via Wayne Cunningham DePauw Indiana.
C L Morris has been ill with the flu for five weeks and only recently able to go out. He cannot yet work. Cass, employed at the Wagon Factory, remains at his job whenever possible.
The Senior Class of New Middle Town High School will present the class play next Saturday night April 1. The production titled Little Sled Hopper is expected to attract a good audience and provide an entertaining performance.
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