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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
14
Mr and Mrs Harry Lowe and three children moved back to Corydon from Mason City Iowa after several months. They rented a house from C L Dick in the east part of town and hired a Mason City truck to transport themselves their children and household goods to Corydon. They were on the road from Tuesday of last week until Friday.
Austin W Perry of Spencer Township visited the Poor Farm Sunday and enjoyed time there. George Dannenfelser and family spent Sunday with I. B. Steepieton and wife of Boone Township. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rauth and children of Jeffersonville visited Ed Wolfe family. Charles Tarbeson and two children of Buckingham Towa returned home after visiting relatives. Corydon items report pie suppers, school events, and local visits. James George and Scott George lay brick for Corydon State Bank. Duke Benson treated for hand injury. sale notices and local ads abound. Judge Burnett visited Corydon for bankruptcy steps and historic site viewing. Ward Brown renewed in Corydon. district manager for Pru-Southern Life Insurance in Louisville.
William 4 Letich and son Rev Fred Lotich of Webster township announce a public sale of personal property on Thursday November 2 after Mr Lotich left the notice last Monday. Fred has finished studies for Lutheran ministry and awaits a call, a promising young man pursuing his chosen career.
Judge Wilson returned from court yesterday to preside in Leavenworth where three young men Stetze Meyer and the Frangs brothers face murder charges in the Brumitt killing. An Indianapolis attorney general official will assist Prosecuting Attorney Seacat in the prosecution.
Mrs Rachel Wilson of Taylor township lies in a serious condition at her daughter Alma Leahy’s home in Louisville after a paralysis attack last Thursday. Her children Ivan and Mattie Wilson, daughter Mrs Chas Brewster of Payior township, and son Charles of Kansas have been at her bedside in recent days.
One wheat fan one clover seeder cider press copper kettle two iron kettles washing machine sprayer DeLaval cream separator 60 gallon oil tank share in Eureka Telephone Company tele Laken box and complete line of household furnishings to be sold at William J Loitch sale two miles northeast of New Midletown on Thursday November 2 sale begins nine o clock A M.
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