Part Two four pages in the Democrat issue
The notice announces Part Two of four pages in the issue, listing multiple article topics and features including climates, local politics, agriculture, biographies, social events, and historical notes. It highlights a twelve page paper week and signals contents such as Corydon blacksmith shop, Beveridge memories, and Indiana topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Petit Jury
Corydon Blacksmith Shop
Courier Journal
Ralston
Yachem
Beveridge
Local Families Gather for Sunday Visits in Laconia Area
South Boone and nearby residents, including Mrs. Frank Liebert of Delphi and Mrs. Joli Best and son Harold in Louisville, visit relatives and friends across Indiana. The piece notes church sermons by Rev. Yates in New Washington and various relatives visiting in Laconia, Louisville, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duehel
Robert Zimmerman
Frank Liebert
Delphi
Ind
Joli Best
Harold
Louisville
Mmerson Conrad
Maele Curt Roby
New Albans
Carl Williar
Henry Fischer
Heth
Faith
Jack House
J. P. Denbo
Lorydon
Curry L. Beaublossom
Beanblossom
Nery Boone
Vast Boone
John McClaren
McClaren
Community Notes From Sandy Branch Visit Folks Share News
Sandy Branch column reports visits among area families. Mr and Mrs James McCauley and son of Rogers Camp Ground visited Ed McKinney on Sunday. Felix Hill employed in Louisville visited family. Anna Rusk and daughter Pear of Locust Point visited Ella Pierson last week. Anna Cromwell employed in Louisville visited home folks. Charley Budd of New Albany called on friends. Clara Stewart improves from illness. Cecil Stewart and family of New Middletown visited Andy Kerringer’s family Sunday. Abbie Pierson employed in Louisville visited her parents Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McCauley
Roger
Ed McKinney
Felix Hill
Louisville
Anna Rusk
Pear
Locust Point
Ella’ Pierson
Anna Cromwell
Charley Budd
New Albany
Friends
Clara Stewart
Cecil Stewart
New Middletown
Andy Kerringer
Abbie Pierson
Frank Pierson
For Sale Duroc Boar Grandson of Cherry King
Registered Duroc boar two years old prize winner and big bargain located three miles north of Corydon near Sureka. Contact Edmund Stoy by phone N-1-2-w.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroc
Cherry King
Edmund Stoy
Corydon
Ureka
Two Barns Burned in Boone Township Fire
Ira J. Melton, called Jones Melton, lost two barns and farm gear in an early Monday fire near Boone Township. A lantern overturning allegedly started the blaze, with flames destroying the paired structures and farm implements, hay, corn, harness, and chickens worth about $3000. A mule was severely burned, and no insurance covered the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira J. Melton
Social Roundup in Louisville and Nearby Towns
Local notes report Miss Flora Goldman visiting Louisville and Mrs Lottie Barnet and families visiting. several residents travel for business or medical care in Corydon Englisle Marengo Depauw Frenchtown and New Albany. A death: Mrs Fred Mill Sr of consumption obituary with funeral at Milltown Cemetery. Public sale and estate notices appear with Holstein calf for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Goldman
Louisville
John Krimbel
Corydon
Robert Crecelius
Berman's Ridge
Theodore Henriott
Little St. Louis
Lottie Barnet
Willie Moore
James
Cincinnati
James E. Jackson
Ralph
Ethel Proctor
Wareld
Jesse Benz
Marengo
E. S. Bye
Squire Wash. Williams
Regal
Abe Borstein
Joseph Pate
Charles Mousty
Frenchtown
Elmer Gurtz
Depauw
Joe Vaughn
Georgia
Frances Wood
Elinore Crecelius
New Albany
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Freddie Judd
U.S. Marine Hospital
Evansville
Fred Mill Sr
U. B. Church
Milltown
A. J. Oster
Lizzie WM. Baylor
Harry Baylor
Frank Bithner
James Poe
Harley Watts
Elkhart
Scott
John Dubois
Charles Ata
Dee Harris
Asheville
N.C
W. Baylor
Cora B. Moore
Personal Property Sale By Administrator Ben F Wilson
Ben F Wilson acting as Frank Wilson administrator of William D Wilson's estate will sell at the Wilson home four miles northeast of Corydon on Thursday November 23 starting at 1 PM. Items include a horse cow wagon buggy harness farm implements hay wood household goods and more with cash for sums 5 and under and nine month credit for larger amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Wilson
Frank
William D. Wilson
Wilson
Corydon
The
Democrat
Used One Ton Truck and SARFER & KIRKHAM Tractor Ad
One ton truck with large stock rack bed offered as an extra large model for a small price. Runs like new and provides a good tractor option for little money. Also listed is a used plow SARFER and KIRKHAM O-25-2-w from Corydon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Sarfer & Kirkham
Red Cross Approves $9.74 Million Budget for 1922 23
The American Red Cross approves expenditures of 9,739,872.47 for 1922 23 to fund veterans aid including 3,030,692.90 for disabled ex servicemen and family support while totaling domestic and foreign programs. The roll call runs November 11 to 30 to boost enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
America Red Cross
Red Cross
Surgeon General
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
Russia
American Relief Administration
Child Health Service
Europe
League of Red Cross Societies
Presbyterian Church Sets Weekend Stewardship Conference
The Presbyterian Church lists Sunday services at 10 45 a m and 7 p m on November 5 1922 with Sunday School at 2 20 p m A Stewardship Conference for women is set for Monday November 6 at 3 00 p m including a supper at 6 00 p m lantern illustrated talks at 7 30 p m The minister Mark L Harris invites all to attend and heed the lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark L. Harris
Radio concert sets for sale by Miles Variety Store
Complete radio concert sets available nationwide with installation by O-25-3-w. Miles Variety Store promotes cozy winter evenings at home with ready to use audio gear and in store offerings for customers seeking ready made setups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
General Electric
Miles
Miles’ Variety Store
Cunningham Nuptials Held At Bride Parents Home
Miss M. Mae Cunningham and Noble E. Cunningham wed October 25, 1922 at 2 PM in Evans Landing area with Rev. Park officiating. Attendants included Laura Kalmy as matron of honor and John Cunningham as best man, with Mary Margaret Cunning ham as ring bearer and ushers H J Cunningham and Herbert Brown. Guests praised decorations and music by Mrs. Wallace Farnsley, and the couple left for a wedding trip to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mae Cunningham
Noble E. Cunningham
J. D. Cunningham
Evans Landing
County
UL Park
Laura Kalmy
Shively
St. Louis
Louisville
K. & I. Creamery
Incubators for Sale from Reinart Brooder Shipment
Slightly used 1100 egg hot water Queen incubators offered for cash terms. Shipment of brooders ready for delivery. Uv. F. Reinhart, New Salisbury. O-25-3-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uv. F. Reinhart
New Salisbury
Otterbein Pie Supper Prompts Local Notice
Otterbein notes late potatoes and busy farmers. Mr and Mrs O W Hottle and Velda Faye of Corydon visited over weekend with Mr and Mrs id Yeager. Fronia Yimberlake, employed in New Albany, visited Clair Timberlake and family with Timberlake relatives. Pie supper planned at Marvin on Friday night November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Hottle
Velda Faye
Corydon
Id. Yeager
Fronia Yimberlake
New Albany
Clair Timberlake
Marsh's
Mag” ‘Timberlake
Rachel’ Kingsley
Bye Bandy
Jesse Singleton
Marvin and Marsh’s
Mary Kingsley
Albert Willis
Marvin
Wool Trade Faces Tariff Driven Price Hike
Traveling salesmen of woolen goods and clothing express embarrassment over high prices caused by the new tariff law. Merchants, placing orders months ahead, frown when names of raised costs are mentioned, signaling a difficult sales season ahead.
Lewis Watts Marriage Announced In New Albany
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Lewis of New Albany announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Gordon R Watts. The ceremony was held at the brides parents home last Thursday with Rev H J Cross of Centenary M E Church officiating. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Watts. The bride has many relatives in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Lewis
New Albany
Helen
Gordon R. Watts
J. Cross
Centenary M. E. Church
Jesse Watts
Names list fragment from a historical notice
A readable fragment lists numerous individuals including Dan Stuath Edwin De Roy Kittermar red Lindsey Orville Martiz Wm Gonterm Curt Daley Jasper Lemm Winfi d Black Ira Randolph and others, suggesting a directory or notice of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stuath
Edwin E. de Roy Kittermarred Lindsey Orville Martiz
Wm. Gonterm
Curt Daley
Jasper Lemm
Winfi'd Black
Ira Randolph
John Meurer
John A. Ham
Wm. Eost Clyde Martin H. L. Davis
Chas. E. Rot
L. C. Dunn
Robert Corbe
Walter Kelley
Jas. C. Saurt
Wm. E. Nolot
George Dawse
Harry Trotter
Albert C. Wat
Roy Brandenb
Artie Roby Griff C. Mil
John H. Steppens
W. Jones
C. W. SM
Friday Basket Game at Corydon High School
A pre supper at Mar vin School No 10 Friday night November 3 welcomes all. Mary Kingsley teaches. Corydon H S basketball team meets a Corydon School teachers team Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin School No. 10
Mary Kingsley
Corydon H. S
iCorydon
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William Barks
Colorado
Charles Boley
Remy Bierly
Laura Wal
Sor
Indiana
Senator Beveridge
Leonisville
South Boone
Sandy Branch
Boone Township
J. J. Sullivan
Shepherdsville
R. R
Corydon, Ind
Presbyterian Church
Otterbein
Rush
Jordan Studio
M. Griffin & CO
Henry M. Stevens
Palmer School
Market St
Kintuer
Lewis—Walts
H. N. Fessel
Palmyra
Harrison
W. Harrison
E. Harrison
Jackson
Webster
Posey
N. E. Posey
Franklin
Morgan
N. Blue River
S. Blue River
W. Blue River
Spencer
Boone
Taylor
Shuck
Evans
First National Bank
Decker
W. H. Bullett & Sons
Crandall
Odd Fellows Hall
Corydon Junction
Mrs. Wise
Woodman
S. G. Tuell
Jas. P. Hobbs
Martha Deatrick
George Elwanger
Chas. A. Messin
Bradford School House
L. O. Heffner
Martha Whitman
Lib. Creech
Rosenbarger
White Cloud
Moberly
George L. Funk
Wm. Moyors
School House
Ed. Mendell
Laconia
Jack Holiday
Carrie Kelley
Frank LaPlant
Harrison County
Jesse Smith
Charles Loudt
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