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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
5
The Corydon Democrat notes a Plain Ford Touring price of 440 dollars at the factory and 535 dollars with electric starter. Readers see farm equipment deals from W. H. Bullleit & Sons and other local sales. Several residents and visitors are listed with travels and family updates plus births, marriages, and local church notices.
Room for rent contact Mrs Celestia Loudon Corydon price of Ford Touring Car with Ford Self Starter Alumni Banquet attendance at New Albany Miss Frankie Zenor born Roger David son of Mr and Mrs Herman Kopp Grace Boone visited Alumni Banquet Minnie Toavier Mabel Crendenburg guests of William Taylors Three year old mule team for sale Wm Dirck Corydon Summer weather shifts Jacob Stevens visits Neely family in Corydon High School baccalaureate Mollie Greens Tefft law license published Jeffersonville marriage in Jeffersonville One ton International truck for sale Heuser Depauw Ohio relocation of Geo K Gonde to Ohio Corydon residents visit Cedar Wood and others"}
Dr and Mrs Clarence Lockhart and their young daughter from Louisville arrive Sunday to be with Mrs William Lockhart after her injury while Mrs Manton Carr of Jeffersonville remains with her. Marshall King and Miss Wessie Jenkins graduate Georgetown High School May 21, daughter of Pleasant Jenkins former Harrison County superintendent. William Snyder visiting relatives spends week with Hon Abe Sieg family and Jasper N Davis in Spencer township. The Engleman wife of the deceased, a sister to John Art Engleman, is among accompanying relatives.
Mr and Mrs F Bean spending winter in Florida visit Aunt Mrs Martha Winecinger. Mrs Bean formerly Miss Essie Ripny and well known locally. After a short stay they plan to reside in Jonerville Kentucky.
In Corydon last week George W. H. Bulleyit Sons advertise reasonable prices for a Web er or Old Flickery Wagon. Assistant State Fire Marshal George Toney of Indianapolis traced Crandall arson suspects and testified at the Murst trial. Prof Remmie Bierly, Bryant high school principal, visits his parents in Corydon and may spend summer with relatives in Josey township. his brother Dr Fred Bierly of Elizabeth is a county physician.
W. H. Bulleit & Sons urge buyers to order Deering binders mowers or rakes now rather than later to ensure timely delivery and inventory. The notice emphasizes early procurement and the retailer’s reliable supply.
Mrs Cleve Raabolt is ill with mumps at home. Miss Esther Wall of Rome Indiana visits her sister Mrs Perry Feller. Miss Lula Swarens and brother George of Crandall visit. Clifford Abbey of Crandall seeks treatment at Woodman Sanitarium Colorado Springs. Mr and Mrs Ifugh Friedley and daughter from Leavenworth visit New Amsterdam relatives. Lina Curts called to New Amsterdam for seriously ill father Henry Curts. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Faith and two children attend funeral of Eldon Dreagman in New Albany. Mr and Mrs rank Bulleit return from Quicksand Kentucky where he taught last term. Rev W Ed Snyder, former county resident, named associate editor of Telestone religious paper at Kharton Ohio. Snyder to Fort Wayne for appointment.
Miss Mildred Deatrick of the Home Telephone Office in Louisville is ill with tonsillitis and lagrippe at her Elizabeth home. Rev Ralph Pearson of Waldron will preach Sunday at 10 30 at Oak Grove, born and reared nearby. Julius Russell of Boone township and James B Brewster here have been auditing the Fureka Telephone Company books this week for a future report.
Mr and Mrs Walter V Bullett of New Albany attended the Corydon High School Alumni Banquet last Thursday evening and stayed until Friday afternoon with friends. Also present were Mrs Richard Hardesty nee Victoria Boone of Louisville and Miss Catherine Boone of Roberta Ky both graduates of Corydon High School.
A. D. Fleshman of New Albany spent several days at his Washington township farm last week. He owns one of the county’s finest farms and plans ongoing improvements.
A young registered Jersey Duroc sow with seven piglets is offered for sale by Mrs J C Davis of New Salisbury. The note appears in the Corydon Jet with local notices and community anecdotes.
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