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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
5
Local notices list sales and offers including Fordson tractors at W H Bulleit & Sons and farm sale at the late C B Adams farm near Ramsey on May 18. Community members and visitors travel between Corydon New Albany Bardstown and Louisville for services, sales, and social visits.
The Globe Hopkins brands advertise low prices on the same analyses with usual terms from W. H. BULLEIT & SONS. Harry Edwood Weorlesx earns a B S degree and will receive an M YP from Indiana University School of Medicine. diplomas due in June at New Albany Tribune.
When you spend your money it is right to consider your investment carefully. Compare the new Superior Chevrolet car before buying. Flo. B. lists $525.00 as fully equipped. Horn's Garage, next to the Democrat office.
Dr Dan Goldsmith of Evansville renews his subscription to the Democrat. Born and raised in Ilior township he and his wife once lived near Lanesville. Dan is regarded as one of Indiana's best veterinary surgeons.
Fred Jacobi and Charles Timperman, prominent Morgan township farmers, were in Corydon on business last Thursday. Jacobi is recovering from a severe inflammatory rheumatism illness and is a son of Philip Jacobi. Timperman is a son-in-law.
Rev J Ed Murr of Indianapolis and Rev L C Murr of Shelbyville spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Corydon as guests of the Deer Hotel to inspect the Cedar Hill cemetery burial lot of their father and mother and arrange an additional inscription on the family monument.
The new Superior Chevrolet features an ai $39.80 Willard threaded Rubber Battery this year vs 316.00 last year and a double baked enamel body finish that stays nice. Other valuable improvements are highlighted for buyers. Nlora's Garage Corydon.
Charlie Ehalt works at Oscar Hauswald's while talks of a new Superior Chevrolet at Horn's Garage in Corydon appear. Various visits, rentals, and social news follow including residents from Marion White Cloud and Louisville visiting, a marriage on Saturday, and a short story course taught by Prof. Searcy. Jacob Hiserlof renews his Democrat subscription.
Mr Harold McRae and his wife from Corydon Pike visit his parents Mr and Mrs Peter McRae in Elizabeth. He recently had surgery at St Edwards Hospital and is recovering fine according to the New Albany Tribune.
George Melvin son of Mr and Mrs QO V Shuck was struck in the back of the head by a hoe while playing with a friend last Monday. He was taken to a physician and treated for a non serious wound.
The May term of the Harrison Circuit Court opened last Monday. The State of Indiana v Duke and Duley is set for trial today. Several jurors on the regular panel asked to be excused due to the busy farming season.
Charles W. Bush of Palmyra and Mrs. Phoebe Goss of Greenville wed at the county clerk’s office with Rev. Ottis W. Scott officiating. The bride, widow of Frank Goss, a Greenville businessman, will reside in Palmyra.
Mrs Allie P McLaughlins and Miss Jennie Lo Cavanangi moved from the Pfrimmer farm five miles east of Corydon to town. They rent Leander Bottles’ Maple and East Walnut street residence. Sam Pfrimmer, brother of Mrs McLaughlin and cashier at Corydon State Bank, lives with them.
Five year old James O Bannon, son of Mr and Mrs Ben O Bannon, visited his mother's aunt Mrs Rebecca Wheat in this place. He and his uncle Harold Bannon and aunt Mrs Leslie Farnsley will travel to Florida in a few weeks, while Mrs Farnsley's husband is already there. James is bright and prefers Indiana to Florida.
Local items include shop ads from Bullet & Sons and Horns Garage offering used cars, job moves to Detroit, and a Kawasaki-style parade of small town events. Notable mentions: Mrs Sophia Brown gravely ill, Mauckport Schools commencement May 12, and a baseball game at the fairgrounds between New Amsterdam and Palmyra.
Rev. Brown of the Theological Seminary in Louisville will preach the Baccalaureate sermon at New Middletown next Sunday night.
James M Sieg departs for Giltner Nebraska to spend the summer with his daughter and son in law Artie Hudson and family. Advertises the new Superior Chevrolet at Horn's Garage Corydon and urges boys to call and pick a buggy to suit their style. W H Bulleit & Sons.
Nora Deen of Louisville spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Irwin Brown in town along with Mrs Harry Hamilton and their little daughter.
Robert Walters of Lanesville was rushed to New Albany Monday morning where doctors operated on an abscess of the long bone Monday afternoon. He is recovering and doing nicely.
Miss Myrtle Denho of this place has accepted employment as cashier at the Tyler Hotel in Louisville and left Tuesday for that city to begin her work.
Job listing seeks a man with a car to sell the Best Perch Gauge at Ac Accessaries Co located at 1069 Graham Benton Harbor Michigan. Offers 104.00 per week plus extra commissions and accessories.
Miss Hettie Miler left Monday for Chicago to become assistant superintendent at Children's Memorial Hospital. She had worked at Miller Hospital in St Paul Minnesota during the winter season.
The case against Thos. TL. Rusk charged with assault and battery with intent to kill the two Fultons has been reset to Friday May 12. It was set for May 10 but Special Judge John H. Tackett of English approved the new date by consent of counsel.
The notice lists nominees for Assessor and Trustee across Taylor Washington Webster and Webster townships with no opposition noted for Jacob Bicker. The report notes lack of vote totals due to rushing the page.
This notice states the preliminary county primary results are gathered from all precincts and may contain few if any errors. It commits to publishing a precinct level tabulation for all candidates from Democratic and Republican parties next week.
Mrs Julia Miller wife of Oscar Miller died early Monday at her home near Laconia after a long illness. She underwent cancer surgery in Louisville in spring but did not improve after returning home. Maiden name McCarty and about fifty. Survived by husband and two children Paul and May. Funeral at Cross Roads Thursday at 2 PM.
Mrs. Lee Reas of this place reports the death of her brother John Glenn in Los Angeles California on April 27 after a stroke years ago. He was 52, survived by wife and adopted daughter four sisters and three brothers. Burial occurred in California.
Nice four room house newly papered with a large divided cellar including a wash room and coal room. Woodwork refinished and electric lights installed. Large back lot suitable for garden and chickens. Contact Mrs Louise Horn Corydon nd
Growers prefer Porto Rico Yam for early vigor and sweetness. This shipment offers 306 plants per 100 and mail post paid at 40 cents per 100. Sold by W. PP. Mack of Corydon Indiana with order code M-3-4.
Miss Elva Ellen Wiseman and Mr. Eavis Aster Reed married Monday at the U B parsonage in Corydon. Rev. J H Toombs officiated. Bride is daughter of Lon Wiseman and groom son of Obed and Mrs Reed all of this county.
Mrs. Catherine Bulleit of New Albany dies Sunday morning at St. Joseph's Infirmary following surgery. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning. She was forty. Survived by her husband Straude Builleit and two children.
Prof Basil A Byrne and his sister Miss Tey from Byrneville called at this office. Mr Byrne spent the prior week in Winds on business and was in Waukegan at the start of the Governor Small trial. He noted some juror answers were ludicrous with one juror not knowing the governor of Illinois.
Readers are informed that this issue includes a two page supplement. The supplement mirrors the main sheet with news, advertising, and legal notices. Do not overlook the supplement as it contains the same kinds of items readers expect.
W. H. BULLEIT & SONS advertises a used Ford Touring Car Truck Roadster and Sedan offered at reasonable prices. Sale location A-26-2-w.
Democrats are notified to meet at the party headquarters in Corydon on Saturday May 6 at 1 30 P M. The notice is issued by Jas B Brewster for the caucus gathering of precinct committeemen.
A vintage ad snippet lists Post Toasties and Shredded Wheat at low prices with cereal boxes and assorted items priced per pound or package. The fragment emphasizes savings and everyday staples in a period shopping page.
Mr. Oliver E. Colin hosted a dance at his parents home in honor of Miss Olive Sanders of Indianapolis who is visiting friends and relatives in the area.
Mrs Thomas B Sonner of Silver Hills visits sister Mrs J Hatfield in Indianapolis. Their mother Mrs A N Peckinpaugh, who lives with Mrs Hatfield, will celebrate her eighty second birthday Sunday April 23. Despite her age she remains active and enjoys family joy with children grandchildren and a great grandson.
Miss Mollie Taylor underwent a cancer removal operation at St. Anthony's Hospital Louisville last Monday. Her sister Mrs. Lee Baxley and Mrs. Geo Crawford visited Saturday and found her progressing nicely.
The couple wed Friday at St. Mark's Church parsonage with Rev. F. A. Meusch presiding. Attendants were Miss Rose Knoob and Mr. Lyndon. After brief travels to Terre Haute and Indianapolis they will reside with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Detrick on East Market Street in Corydon.
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