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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1921

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Democrats Carry President Harding's Home City in Ohio

Election returns show Democrats winning in Kentucky and Maryland and carrying President Harding's home city Marian Ohio. The piece notes Democratic gains in Louisville Evansville Fort Wayne Jeffersonville and a Republican surge in Louisville with 26000 votes. It discusses race and police conduct during the Louisville campaign and Harris's subsequent acquittal.

Indianapolis New Albany Evansville Fort Wayne Jeffersonville Louisville Repub Kentucky Marrow Ayas Maryland Harding Marian Ohio Corydon Wen Overton Harris Tyler Hotel Louisvile Harris

Marriage of John C Wieffman and Thresia Bruch at St Marys

John C Wieffman and Thresia Bruch, both of Lanesville, were married at St Marys Catholic Church on Wednesday November 9 with Father Baron officiating. Attendants included John Garing and Matilda Garing of Fowler. A dinner followed at the bride’s home with many guests listed from Janesville and Fowler. The couple enjoyed evening singing and a charivari.

John C. Wieffman Thresia P. Bruch Lanesville St. Mary's Catholic Church Father Baron John Garing Matilda Garing Fowler Achich Folowins Leopold Troffman Adam Whetzner Shelby and Ady Trene Kares Messin Chiestin Geneva John Waite David Frieschen Joe Stark Julia Ashley Wate Gresham John Ehalt Julia Verman Fisert Jaseph Silver Clara Sehnell Leonard Garing Lillian Jeagers Julia Ringte Marie Hoffman Janesville Wrenry Garing Ind

Glasses fitting tour by Dr Hotrell in Fredericksburg

Properly fitted glasses help the whole system and make life worth living. Dr Hotrell the Optician of Corydon holds fittings at the Dixie Highway Hotel in Fredericksburg from November 18 to 27, then Palmyra November 21 to 23. He will also fit at the courthouse next Saturday night for men women and young people.

Hotrell Corydon Dixie Highway Fredericksburg Palmyra

Guilty Plea Entered in Moonshine Case in Corydon District

Tiisey pleaded guilty last Monday to possessing intoxicating liquor with a two month term in the State Penal Farm. A grand jury had indicted him on three counts. two were dismissed after the plea. Sheriff Isaac Orwick and officials pursued Tiisey August 29 along the Manckport highway, near Corydon, seizing two gallons of liquor and moonshine bottles.

Roseore Thizexy Asus Isaac HH Orwick George Ligdon Iisey Co Tore May Visey Washington Township Dan Dbegrideesomwee Plisex Deanhlossam Atte

Birthday Celebration for Saint PL Voet at Home

On Stridis Novembeer 8th Saint PL Voet returned home to celebrate his forty f ourth birthday with a gathering of relatives. Attending were Henry Voet Sr and others including Mr and Mrs John Wesseler Jacob Biekel Marshall Foster Catherine Vogt and many more. They shared a dinner with birthday cake and trimmings.

Stridis Roy Welfe Harlan Vogt William ‘. Johnson Maggie Plarkeson Amos Lemmon Frank Hatfield John Raymond Trimmins All

Swine Plague Clears Up Hog Death Rumor

Dr. Earl R. Page of Corydon says reports of hog cholera from New Amsterdam to Manckport were incorrect. He treated five sick hogs owned by Arthur Miller and found Swine Plague, which can be halted with treatment. Miller’s 65 hogs showed improvement.

Earl R. Page Corydon New Amsterdam Manckport Page Arthur Miller

Widow Emmit M. Caughlin Injured in Fall at Home

Mrs Emmit M Caughlin widow of the late Catehlin was badly hurt Thursday morning when she slipped and fell in her room she fractured her right femur near the hip and has suffered partial paralysis for years Dr J Bottorff attended and reduced the fracture and she has rested fairly well since the accident

Emmit M. Caughlin Catehlin Claughlin

Gift to Corydon Library Honors Lewis Weller O Bannon

Mr W H Keller presents a beautiful cabinet to Corydon Library in memory of Lewis Weller O Bannon a frequent visitor. The gift will be filed by the A I Ris with relics of his verbal interest to Corydon and community. Georgia Stockslinger notes the Library Board appreciates the gift and hopes for ongoing public library support.

W. H. Keller Corydon Library Lewis Weller O'Bannon 1. A. Ris Corydon Keller Georgia Stockslinger

Armistice Day Observances At Corydon Virginia

Crowds attend armistice day ceremonies at Corydon with Legion Post 123 and the Woman's Auxiliary. A parade, memorial address by Rev Toombs, and a community cafeteria supper followed by an evening program featured veterans of Civil War Spanish American War and World War, plus Red Cross displays and trophies from WWI.

Katherine Jones GW. Dbriffett Pthampton Baxter Robert Lemitan F. A. Ulen Mollie Keller Svrade France Germany Red Cross Jana Black Harrison County Afiss Gladys Mitchell Florence Mahatha Miss Mahatha

Miss Lucinda Gwartney Dies After Illness at 77

Obituary notices for Miss Lucinda Gwartney of Corydon died after months of paralysis. She is survived by sisters in Louisville and Doone township. Funeral occurred at Mrs Kingsley’s residence with burial in En then burying ground near Laconia.

Aliss Lucinda Gwertney Mfss Rachel Wingsley Boone Township Minerven Parhcerson Louisville Margaret Timberlike Rachel Kingsley Doone Township Kingsley Henre Mekhim Vurial Laconia

Gettelfinger Uhl Nuptials at St Michaels Church

Miss Catherine Rose Gettelfinger and Justin Joseph Uhl married at St Michaels with Rev Gorman officiating. Organist Miss Irma Jacobi led the wedding mass as bridesmaids Lor etta Gettelfinger and Loretta Uhl attended. Groomsmen Firman Uhl and Joseph Gettelfinger. Reception for forty to fifty guests featured music and dancing.

St. Michaels Tradford Catherine Rose Frank Gettelfinger Justin Joseph Joseph Uhl Father Gorman Irma Jacobi St. Michaels Choir Loretta Gettelfinger Loretta Uhl Firman Uhl Joseph Gettelfinger

Local items note births visits illnesses and sermons

Herman Feisenminger shreds corn. Miss Georgia Duggins consults Dr Walter Leach on eyes in New Albany. A daughter Kathryn Olivene born to Mr and Mrs John Shew maker on the 4th. Mrs S remembered as Miss Leong Seipel. A daughter Buelah May born to Mr and Mrs Dack Smith formerly of here now Williamsville. Mrs Chas Shields of Loursville visiting Ora Ludlow and family. Rev Clay Bryant of Louisville visited. Tom Warren's foot mangled at rock quarry. Dr Parkes attends. Rev C H Youngblood to preach at Smiths Camp Ground Saturday night. Claude Saffer of Towanda Tl critically ill with TB. Sidney May family and Blanche, Marlon, Ralph attend Sunday services. Amzi Blake and Ralph Johnson visit John Blake. Ben Smith and Chriss Ekart attend Miss Lucinda Gwartney funeral at Entrican's burying ground. Rev Clay Bryant preaches on The Lord's Coming and The Way of Life at Smiths Camp Ground. XX J J BULLEIT & SON offer cook stoves ranges and heaters.

Herman Feisenminger Georgia Duggins New Albany Walter Leach John Shewmaker Kathryn Olivene Leong Seipel Dack"” Smith Williamsville Illinois Buelah May Chas, Shields Loursville Ora Ludlow Wm. Tiser Clay Bryant Louisville Chas. Bryant Tom Warren Parkes C. H. Youngblood Smith's Camp Ground Claude Saffer Towanda Saffer Sidney May Blanche Marlon Ralph Laconia This Place Amzi Blake Ralph Johnson John Blake Ben Smith Chriss Ekart Lucinda Gwartney Entrican's Burying Ground Smith Camp Ground

Armistice Day Services Draw Wide Support

Armistice Day services were held at Corydon with attendance equal to other communities. The day was a great success across the country, reflecting broad participation and support.

Corydon

Harrison Post 123 American Legion thanks Corydon and Harrison Co

Harrison Post No 123 thanks residents for Armistice Day support. Crowded programs and rain did not dampen crowds or the cafeteria turnout. Proceeds aid post debt, ex service men claims, and burial of soldiers. 300+ claims filed at no charge with Red Cross saving about nine hundred dollars. The post reiterates dedication to national ideals and invites more women to join auxiliary. Plenty of good middlings bran and mixed feed at the Elevator.

Corydon Sintpe Tlarrison Post No. 123 American Legion Woman's Auxiliary Eleurie Light ‘Plant Tive Alml Arlington National Cemetery Washington Harrison Post No Harrison County Legion Red Cross

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Bure President Harding Indiana Chloo Bruch—Hoffsman RLEY Wilson Tinatred Pall Public Library Hyvrreson Court House Lacey M. Elliott Indiana Historical Commission Miss Elliott Salem Soldier Boys Boy Scout Tention Edward Decker George Higdon Knights of Pythias John Hammmerlein Woodmen Amerihon W. H. Morris Chestnut Street Region Market High Street Mudberry Decker J. A. Tolland Kmlland United States of America Sisterhood of Nations Holland M. A. Cossaboom J. G. Moore America T. J Hudson Rev. Toombs Jee Vitex Paris Flo Prophetor Toombs White's Pascal Va Sister Rose Whately Kansas City Kansas Cedar Hill Cemetery Mas Elose Pfinter Whately Porestot Whatels St. Margarets Pospital Kansasity Wan- Sus Christian Church John H. Heth Mildred Farish Nell Jullett WN. J. Davidson Rose Ft. Wayne Forest BR Dogwood J. J. Bulleit & Son Fiarrison Post American Legton
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