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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1923
Page
5
The Corydon Democrat lists farm goods for sale including 200 shocks of fodder and 175 bushels of corn, a lost gold Elgin watch, pie suppers at local schools, visits between Corydon residents and friends in Kentucky, and local greetings. It notes warm September weather and a Navy discharge for Grafton Brown.
150 nice pallets and 30 hens to be sold at Notle L. Davis location. Pie supper at Best's school house district No. 3 Heth township on Saturday night October 16 1923. All Sunday schools of Mt Zion Heth township invite delegates to an all day convention. Home made mill feeds advertised by New Middletown Milling Company. Community notices include visits, travel, health concerns, farm goods and local auctions.
Mr and Mrs Harold Sieg and two children Mr and Mrs Lester Bailey and two children Mrs Milton Windell and two daughters Norma Ruth and Helen and Mr Rollo Eaton were Sunday guests of Abraham Sieg.
Entries note corn crushing and feed grinding on Tuesdays and Thursdays at New Middletown Milling Company. Mention directs genealogical data for William W Weaver and Thomas J Weaver of Elizabeth with family ties in Louisville and dental school. travel update for Zack Kitterman family visiting Indianapolis, and Lehigh Cement ad copy.
S. H. Lord of Louisville visited his brother in law and Mrs Rowe Saturday and Sunday. W A Martin and daughter Anna Wells visited relatives in Orange county Thursday and Friday. Ralph Ridley of Louisville visited his father and sisters last Friday. Frank Cunningham attends to Prosecuting Attorney Vogt's duties while Vogt is in English court. Frank Morris visited his parents on West Poplar Street last Sunday. Pie supper planned at Briles school house October 6. W H Bulleit & Sons announce farm supplies. Feeds of all kinds stocked by Harrison County Farm Bureau. Misses Nancy Benton and Maggie Getzendanner visit Bloomington to see Mrs Dewey Peterson. Stock Cotton Seed Meal ordered. Pie supper October S at No 7 Webster township school. Robert Allin teacher. Ladies invited to bring pies. Court to English for sessions. Mrs Veet accompanies. Corydon Presbyterian church to host cafeteria supper October 18 and Ninas Bazaar November 22.
Carload of fresh cows springers and bred heifers sought. Also carload of shoats 40 to 100 pounds. 03 1f. E C Sharp Corydon Indiana. Mr and Mrs Adna L Harris and daughter Nelle of Orleans visited Corydon Sunday for dinner with Rev and Mrs Mark L Harris before returning to Orleans after supper.
Dr. J. W. Markwell of Little Rock spent a week in Crandall and Corydon visiting relatives and his office. A pie supper and fish pond will be held next Saturday night at Gethsemane school house to aid the Harrison township No. 5 school. Lucile Winter, ten, narrowly escaped serious injury after a fall at Corydon Christian church. she recovered and returned to school. Other notes include visits by Mrs. J. Douglas Bobbitt and Mrs. F. T. Summers of Louisville and Dr. J. Douglas Bobbitt, now on a three month U S Navy cruise, returning soon.
Mr and Mrs Harry Lowe and children visited John H Quick near Heidelberg for the first time in eight years. They report John has a good tobacco crop a fine corn crop and a large pear crop. A sale of a pair of 8 year old mules five milk cows a heifer and a brood sow is set for October 1 at Noble L Davis. Dr J H Dean and family from Franklin Ind stayed with relatives in the county visiting Stover family and Deans in Heth township. Dr Dean is a dentist and chiropractor, son of the late Jeremiah Dean.
A community oats drive invites residents to contact Harrison County Park Bureau to order a winter supply of oats for poultry. The message emphasizes oats for hens and urges timely call to arrange delivery.
Farmers in Harrison County plan wheat sowing as the county farm bureau notes. Community events include pie suppers at schoolhouses No 8 in Franklin township and No 13 in Spencer township on upcoming weekends. Reports on local visits, teaching assignments, and family travels fill the page.
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