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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1921
Page
8
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Notice to road contractors invites sealed bids for the Lethco et al road in Ilieth and Boone townships Harrison County Indiana. Work includes grading draining and paving with stone per specifications. Bids due June 7 1921 at 2 PM with bond double bid and affidavit of noncollusion.
A tribute from daughter Mary to her late father Scott Wiseman expresses love and remembrance. She notes loneliness amid joys, a smiling face and a grieving heart, seeking comfort in memory.
Memorial and decoration services for New Salisbury Lodge No. 630 EF. C. QO. F. will be held at Bethlehem Cemetery on Sunday May 29 at 2:00 PM. Rev. J. G. Moore of Corydon will deliver the address. We ask everyone to participate. Wm F. Rudel, Sec.
Sunday morning May program at Smiths Camp Ground features scripture reading by Mrs Maida Saffer prayers by Bro Wm Stevens opening song They Are Marching School Mothers Day address by Esterline Saffer recitations and songs by multiple participants including Catherine Daley Lowell Frakes Parvin Elbert Irma Duggins Dorothy Frakes and others with remarks by Rev Youngblood and benediction by Bro Harvey Leibert.
40 acres a mile north of Ramsey on the pike with all necessary buildings. Contact Mrs. Henry Seacat Ramsey. M-18-2w.
Sidney Ashton and family visited relatives near Evans Wanding last Sunday. Mr and Mrs J W Best and daughters Grace and Martha visited relatives in New Albany Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charlie Johns and little daughter near Rosewood were guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Ashton Saturday and Sunday. A Sunday School has been organized at Bars schoolhouse west of town with Mrs Harry Cooper as Supt and Miss Violet Bartley Sec. They meet at 3 o clock. Miss Barbra Brown near Rehoboth returned home Tuesday evening from visiting relatives in Louisville. Burrell Forbes is attending school at Danville. Gus Schiel of Louisville visited his family near Rehoboth Saturday. Services at the M E church Sunday night by Rev Prophet or were well attended seven received into the church, six baptized by sprinkling. An ice cream supper will be held at Memorial May 28 for the beneft of the church. Everyone is invited.
The undersigned and W C Glenn dissolve their painting and interior decorating partnership by mutual consent. I, Collie Frakes, now operate independently in house painting and interior decorating and seek engagements. Based in Corydon Indiana with Eureka phone.
The flag pole in Corydon’s public square, raised near the start of World War I era in 1927, has been removed. The 110 foot pole was no longer repairable as the hoist mechanism broke long ago and the pole decayed near the base posing a danger.
Arrangements set for memorial services at Corydon Sunday May 29 at 2 PM. Veterans and fraternal orders will form the service and decorate graves in Cedar Hill Cemetery and other cemeteries. Large attendance expected with music and speeches. For sale seed potatoes Cobblers Duchess Select seed Clovedale Farm Edmund H. Stoy Eureka (A-13-tf).
Mrs Louisiana Voyles widow of Irwin Voyles died suddenly on Tuesday morning May 17 at her son Samuel N Voyles home in Blue River township. She was 76 and a lifelong county resident. Survived by Samuel N Voyles Nelle Wilson Matthew Cleveland Voyles and Millie Shafer. Funeral by Rev Jos Bunch at Mt Tabor with burial in the church cemetery. M-11-38w. For sale Sweet Potato Plants Katie Keller Corydon Ind.
Elizabeth Lone died Friday morning May 13 at her Franklin township home. Born May 15, 1847 she would have been 74 two days after her death. She was married to Benjamin Lone and had two children who died in infancy. Funeral services were held Saturday May 14 at Zoar conducted by Rev C Eskew with burial in the church cemetery. A devoted Christian woman, she will be greatly missed in the church community.
Earl R. Page D.V.M. announces veterinary practice located at the late Dr. John W. Harbaugh’s office in Corydon Indiana. He will respond to calls day and night and can be reached by Eureka Phone.
Citizens held a mass meeting and raised 35000 dollars quickly with more later. William Rice of Louisville offered to guarantee locating the plant if the town raised up to 40600 dollars of preferred stock. A building site was secured at Sunny Land near White Mined Point.
Mrs Maud Bruce Lemmen formerly of this county died Tuesday night May 17 at the tuberculosis hospital in Tonnesville after a long illness. The body was taken to Corydon for funeral at Cedar Hill Cemetery with burial rites by John H. Heth. Music was provided by local artists. She was about thirty and survived by three children and two sisters Miss Sadie Bruce of Louisville and Miss Beatrice of Indianapolis.
Hewitt Cunningham a World War veteran and seminary student stayed at the Presbyterian manse in Louisville with Rev. Ira D Holt and his wife from Friday to Monday. He earned the Croix de Guerre for his service and plans to work in foreign missionary fields.
M-18 St Miles Variety Store lists Carmalin scrim at 12 percent, per yard pricing appears in the catalog line.
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