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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
8
Community announcements include visits and hostings in Corydon and nearby towns. Louise Torn visits sister in Laconia. Harold Jenkins sale. October 27 pie supper at Lots school. gun revival at Mussels church. Miss Edna Tailey teaching. state Red Men convention in Indianapolis. basketball Mauckport beats New Middletown. radio programs and store ads appear. various farmers and vendors advertise and invite attendance.
Ohio river levels fall as river traffic halts. Miles Variety Store advertises sales on tablecloths and oxygen of local items. A pie supper in Webster Township and a revival at Perseverance Chapel announced. Mrs. Callender visits Indianapolis. county agent attends Farmers’ meeting. Divorce granted in Crawford County court with custody and support. Beverages and radio supplies promoted. Beveridge speech cited as political commentary.
The town records sales of a Ford Truck and a Ford Roadster at Harold Jenkins' sale on October 28. Residents Eugene Bars and James Crosby visit, while families in Mott and New Albany gather for meals and Sunday visits. A pre supper is planned at Walnut Valley School October 27 with John Davis as teacher. Rev. W Booth of Louisville preaches at Valley City Presbyterian Church October 29. Miles' Variety Store promotes radio and cash discounts and public auctions of Lizzie J. Ellis near Davidson on October 28 as she plans a move to Indianapolis.
Notice by Town Trustees of New Middletown Indiana of a proposed ordinance granting Harrison County Gas Co a 50 year right to lay and maintain gas mains in streets and alleys. Hearing set for November 6 1922 at 7 PM. The grant requires written acceptance within 60 days and includes conditions on depths, damages, rates at or below sixty cents per thousand cubic feet, and emergency clause.
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