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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1923
Page
7
A collage of small ads and notes from Corydon Indiana includes visits by Mrs. David B. Salts to Crawford County, pie suppers at schools No 6 and No 4, local farming and business promotions, and updates on residents such as Marion Reas and J J Bullett & Son. The page also mentions Snow White Flour and a local teacher J Vachel Farnisey in Hammond Indiana.
A short financial slogan notes that no account is too small to open at Corydon State Bank in the 010-2-w segment, emphasizing inclusive banking.
Box rental and public notices appear from Corydon State Bank and Old Capital events. Local updates report Mrs. Ben Brewster returning from work in a canning factory, Mrs. A O Stepro visiting relatives, a United Brethren church cafeteria supper set for Friday night October 19, and Eureka Milling Co ads for flour. Community items include auctions, hospital news, poultry tips, and a request to recover loaned hand drills.
Mrs. David M. Miller near Corydon sent a large pumpkin to the office, hard to carry. Visitors from Winona and Rochester, Indiana, toured Corydon last Saturday to view the state’s birthplace. Apples for sale, Black Bend and Champion varieties. Miss Ida Kopp of Corydon has enrolled at Moody Bible Institute Chicago to prepare for Christian work and will teach Chinese Sunday School in the afternoons.
Col Harvey Wiseman asked us to maintain a cardboard record of his sale dates at this office and we will continue to do so for any other auctioneer who requests it. The Corydon State Bank offers safety boxes to protect valuable papers from fire or loss, with a vault described as exceptionally secure.
Mrs. Armelia C. Deatrick six miles south of Corydon called Friday to renew her subscription to the Democrat. She lives with her mother Mrs Ellen Deatrick widow of the late William F Deatrick, who is eighty and nearly helpless for five years.
The Corydon State Bank announces a 4 percent interest rate on time deposits. The notice highlights prompt payment terms and the bank’s commitment to reliable savings options for customers.
Local items include farm sale notices for a Campbell County land work tools at E L McKinster sale October 12 1923 and Raymond S Johns sale October 20 at Webster township. Mrs Emma McCrady visits north of Corydon and Mrs Olga Benton Horner undergoes gallstone surgery in Louisville. Pleasant Ridge church ladies plan a pot luck supper October 13 at No 11 school house Harrison township. The Harrison County Holiness Association holds an all day meeting and basket dinner October 21 at Ramsey Camp Ground. Rev Eskridge moves to New Middletown parsonage this week from Rockport Indiana.
Reverend J G Moore and Reverend Mark L Harris attend the Mississippi Valley National Tuberculosis Conference in Evansville this week with six states represented. Local items note sales, health updates, family visits, employment changes and bank promotions in Corydon Indiana and nearby areas.
Mark Shields of Crandall renewed his Democ rat subscription after a stroll from Crandall to Corydon and back. He and his wife have a son, Georia W., serving in the U S Navy at Annapolis, recently promoted to Second Class Pharmacist. The Shields family roots trace to Boone township, now long settled in Crandall.
Mrs Ruth E Funk visits her step mother Mrs House in Salem. Martin Sonner of New Amsterdam on sick list. Tena Wolfe of Webster township visits sister Mrs A L Bulleit. John Bulleit blacksmith weeks with a friend in Lexington Ky. Ora Bulleit of Chicago visits mother Mrs A L Bulleit. E L McKinster sale October 12 includes Deering mower rake and Superior disc wheat drill. Miss Ora Goode of Corydon visits relatives in Louisville and New Albany. Mrs Albert Gleb and son Harold of Norwood Ohio visit Mrs and Mrs Jacob Goode west of Corydon. Presbyterian church ladies caf supper Thursday October 18 in church basement. Elizabeth Rupp returns from New Albany and Louisville. Auction notice: mare for sale October 12, 1923 at E L McKinster sale. Mrs Martin E Engleman sends dahlias. Frank Foster Jr of Clariton Pa and mother visiting Mrs Foster's daughters Mrs Roy Baldwin and Mrs Joe Hugins in Louisville. Mrs Lee Welker of Elizabeth ill with high blood pressure after Louisville trip. New Middletown play well attended. proceeds aid pew church. William Edward Farnsley and Irma Bell licensed to wed. Farnsley son of Horace FE Farnsley of Bridgeport. Bell daughter of T J Bell of Floyd county. Cotton seed meal car arriving. Corydon Elevator asks orders as feeds rising.
Mrs. Paul Neely visits family in Speeds with relatives from Friday to Monday. Dr. Neely, a new physician in Speeds, came Sunday. J J Bullett & Son advertise tinshop work and repairs. Sharp Les and Domo Cream Separators offered. Miss Elsie Lemmon, in Wichita, returns via Elizabeth and New Albany before heading to Wichita. Mrs. Watson visits Corydon and Webster township relatives after 36 years. Old Capital Bank promotes safety boxes for two cents a week.
Rev. Wm. L. Burger pastor of St. Peter s Lutheran church and Henry Schneider lay delegate from Franklin township attend the Brotherhood Convention of the Indiana Synod at Mulberry Indiana and a synod meeting in Lafayette Indiana. Burger chairs the Board of Ministerial Education. Seventeen Indiana students prepare for the ministry including Russel Busrabarger studying at Mulberry.
grocer urged to ask for Snow White The Perfect Flour made by Eureka Milling Co. 0-10-3-w. The short line ad highlights product origin and branding without additional details.
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