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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
1
Henry Morn announces a public sale at his residence 1.5 miles south of Dogwood on Lacozia and Corydon road. Items include farming equipment, hay, livestock, wagons, harness, tools, and household goods with lunch provided by Laconia Ladies Aid. Sale starts 9 AM.
An office advertises for a bright agreeable young man to learn and operate the Hnotype machine. The position offers pay increases with efficiency and invites applicants to call in person. Lew M. O'Bannon, Proprietor.
Miss Sarah A. McGinnis died in Fredericksburg on Tuesday October 5 after a brief illness. Survived by her brother as well as Mrs. Derby J. Lofton, plancksthapel. Burial at Hancock Chapel Cofero with funeral by Rev Leo S. Lovell, Fredericksburg Methodist pastor.
Instructions detail voting a straight ticket by marking the circle with the rooster emblem and using the provided pencil. It warns to fold the ballot to hide clerks initials and hand to inspector. In Crandall the Ladies Aid U B Church will serve lunch all day Tuesday November 2.
A notice announces a sale of personal property including stock farm implements and household goods on Saturday November 6 starting at 10 o clock. The seller invites attendees to browse bargains and take a souvenir, location just south of Corydon.
The Harrison township Sound: Sunday school convention will be held at Oak Grove on Sunday October 31 at 2 o clock. Livery Sunday school invited to attend. Joe T. MacClaran Acting Township Pres. Gasoline at A M Jeffries 132 East Market Street when in New Albany any weekday or night.
Louis Kopp, 32, a corporal in a supply company of the 172nd Field Artillery, died of pneumonia in England October 21 1918. His body returned to Corydon Indiana, with Harrison Post 128 American Legion escort, two days vigil at the courthouse, and funeral services at Pleasant Ridge Church with three rifle volleys and taps. He leaves a father Michael Kopp and four brothers and three sisters.
In Corydon a sermon urged attending the speech by Rev. E. L. Powell on the League of Nations. Gov and religious leaders cited broad church support for the covenant. Critics like Borah and Bandegee voiced opposition while Pope Benedict praised Christian backing for reducing military expenditure and avoiding war.
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