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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
5
Local notes from Corydon include Mrs. Lee Reas ill ten days at home. Community ads promote low prices at Miles Variety Store and farm equipment. Birth announced for Robert Amiel Bul lett on March 21 to Forest and Mrs. Bul lett.
Subscriptions and local notices list residents of Harrison county including Harry Payton of Brook Indiana and Arlie Shaffer renewals. Advertisements mention sales near Central on April 6 and farm rental on the pike plus trades at W H Bulleit and Sons. Several residents travel, illness updates, and personal notes from Corydon, East Corydon, Crandall, Fuller ton, and Laconia.
John Brunner orders the Democrat for his son Charles Brunner in Minnesota where he works at the insane hospital. Indiana University selects A O DeWeese for an Educational Measurement Course presidency in June. Local sales and farm implements listed for auction near Central. Address changes and family ties connect West Point to Kosmosdale Kentucky with notes on Crosier relatives and dental studies in Louisville.
A brief ad claims customers will return after trying the home made mes with all patrons saying they are good. Marketed by Rosy Bee Restaurant with a March 23 3W date.
W H Applegate schedules a sale for April 6. M C Frank and daughter Miss May of Louisville spent the weekend with relatives. Mr and Mrs Claud Sharp and two children of New Albany visit her parents. Mrs Catherine Arnold is seriously ill at her daughter’s home near Ramsey. Mrs K and Miss Mary Kirkham visit Anna Kirkham at State Normal in Terre Haute. Mr and Mrs J Hudson and Elmer Hudson families with Ola Margaret and Edward Hudson visit. Teddy Travellstead of Toisville away with Fzra Kopp family south of Corydon.
Mrs. W Irwin from Louisville visits Corydon for a week with relatives. Granddaughter Martha Emer ence stays with Geo C Irwins. Allie Patterson, former Harrison township trustee, ill after nine weeks off work from the wagon factory. Coca Colas distributed by the Bnav Bee Restaurant, Corydon, as warm days approach. Snow White Flour advertised and Miles Variety Store promoted.
Miss Lydia A. Blake of Boone township thanks friends for a post card shower at Easter and on her birthday after a long illness the kind remembrance brought her great pleasure.
Geo E Brown advertises top prices for cream eggs and poultry and invites sellers to bring supplies to his shop to receive prompt payment. He promises the highest market rates and ready cash for every lot offered.
Mr William Kirkham of near New Middletown is severely ill with a complication of diseases.
Miss Ellen DeWeese has returned from Hardinsburg where she spent four months with relatives to resume her home duties.
Mr and Mrs John E Voyles of near New Amsterdam traveled to Falls Cities yesterday to spend several days away from home.
Lrege Lodge No. 235 LO. oOEF conferred the Third Degree on six candidates last Friday night with fifty-six brothers present. After the degree work, lunch was served and all enjoyed the social time. Initiatory Degree work is planned for next Friday night with all brothers invited.
Rev Patterson starts a revival series at United Brethren church in New Middletown next Sunday night. E L Miles, proprietor of the Variety Store, visited the Democrat office last Wednesday to showcase rolls baked from Snow White flour by Mrs W H Rosenbarger. The bread impressed and Miles encourages trying Snow White flour.
William W Foland an 80 year old veteran at the National Military Home Danville Illinois spent a week with Corydon friends. County Home residents raised over fifty dollars to aid his pension claim and he returned home after expressing gratitude and offering to repay donors.
Interest in poultry and cream quantities tied to Geo E Brown for 23-2w appears in the records. The note references Brown and related agricultural goods with unspecified totals and dates.
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