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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1923
Page
8
Miss Neve Stephenson, state leader for girls club work, will hold a training school for girls club leaders in Corydus on Wednesday May 6. About 35 Harrison county women are already named as local leaders to guide girls in monthly summer sessions focusing on canning sewing and baking projects.
Farmers' Association offers binder twine at 10.4 cents per pound delivered anywhere in the county. Orders must be placed this week through township officers or by calling Miss Brown at the county office in Corydon.
Local residents from Crandall and surrounding towns are noted visiting relatives and friends in Fort Wayne Corydon Bedford and New Albany. Highlights include Mrs Oscar Lamb visiting English, Maud Byrne in Louisville, and Ed Evans installing a radio. Church circle gathering at Ivan Emily home and several households spending time with kin mark a busy week.
Thomas Harper announces he operates a taxicab from Corydon ready to go anywhere at any hour. Call his home or Marion Reas' Pool Room for service.
Mrs. Joe Gettelfinger at St Josephs Infirmary in Louisville improving. Several local residents visit relatives in Depauw New Salisbury and Palmyra including Graves Crayden Davis Housel and Ellis. John Hughes tears down wrecked flour mill to rebuild. others visit Ram sey residents and mark extended visits by Mattie Sigler and Floyd Davis.
Emily Dannreuther daughter of Cort Emily and Lawrence H Darnreuther son of J H Darnreuther were married in the clerk’s office Corydon last Saturday afternoon. Rev J G Moore of Corydon M E church officiated. The couple plans to reside on her father’s New Salisbury farm with many well wishers hoping for a long and happy life.
James M. Wynn of Corydon, aged eighty one, long a Union man, left his home for the first time since Christmas and called at the newspaper office. He is described as a fine old gentleman with many friends.
Day and night service advertised by L. A. Reasor at the Red Mill Corydon service garage with emphasis on location and overhead expense for all automobile owners.
Baccalaureate at A B church April 29 led by Rev Wm L Burger with solo by Rev B A Eisman. Ladies Aid Society formed in New Middletown with 18 charter members. officers listed. Announcements: Billy Sunday in Louisville. preaching at Heidelberg and Perseverance Chapel. Black's Chapel services begin May 1. sick list notes for Mrs Roscoe Mauck and Mrs Mike Resch. new church construction hoped soon.
Stock farm for sale 175 acres located in Walnut Valley four miles from Corydon near State Highway. Producing land for grain or tobacco with corn yields last season 52 to 71 bushels per acre. Includes six room dwelling,-outbuildings, fencing and water supply. Also offers farm and equipment on cash or terms. Address E L McKinster Corydon Ind. Apr 125-1f. Rev Noble resigns from Elizabeth Presbyterian Church to lead Louisville mission.
A newspaper corrects a prior report wrongly identifying Frank Redden as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Redden. The paper states Frank Redden, jailed on a bigamy charge, is not their son and apologizes for the error while noting corrections are published to rectify mistakes.
Advertises for three capable young men, school teachers preferred, with good pay. W R Taylor of Pittsburg Pennsylvania invites responses by General Delivery. Frank Sims sold Crandall property and moved with family to Louisville. he renewed the Democrat subscription in Corydon last Monday. Born in Elizabeth and lifelong resident of the county except seven years near Louisville.
Former US vice president and Indiana governor Thomas R. Marshall will speak at Purdue University commencement on June 13 with Dr. Frank Nelson delivering the baccalaureate sermon on June 10 and a concert by Francis Moore. Gala Week runs June 9 to 13 amid record alumni turnout expectations.
Dr Sonne of Corydon visits Geo Stultz in poor health northwest of town. Andrew McCarty and daughter Anna Reeves visit Birdseye Indiana. Rev Connell of New Albany preaches at Laconia with Grace Carroll as guest of Mr and Mrs Ben McCarty near Union Chapel. Mrs Walter McIntire improves. Dr Sonne is her physician. Alumni Banquet in Louisville with Greer, Anderson, Forbes and Hewitt Cunningham attending. Cunningham's guest Miss Helen Singer. Mr and Mrs Clarence Greer of New Albany visit South Boone. Reasor's visible gas line pumps advertised. Philip Schoen and son Edward renew Democrat subscription. Schoen family noted as healthy and strong in the county.
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