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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1922
Page
9
Mutual agreement transfers complete stocks of Clothing Gents Furnishings and Ladies Ready-to-Wear plus fixtures valued around 28 000 to 30 000. T J Hudson takes over stock and 104 shares of Keller Co stock surrendering cash, with ongoing collections and operations at current locations under his name until January 10th.
Mrs Rachel Wilson died at 1819 Date Street Louisville last Friday October 21 after a week with paralysis. Funeral at Glenwood Presbyterian church Taylor township conducted by Rev Dennis A Park with burial in the church cemetery. She leaves six children, two sons named Ivan and Guy and four daughters including Mrs Christopher A Leahy, plus a brother Jacob F Chaffin.
Plans are set for a community meeting at Central School District No. 15 Heth township at 2 pm next Friday October 27 County Superintendent J T McClaren will speak on Bettering Public Schools C W Thomas will discuss School and Community Interest Colwell Frakes WWI veteran will share overseas experiences There will be singing and a flag pole raising D W Neely No 15 teacher oversees the program Miles Variety Store promotes Westinghouse and General Electric radios.
Lyman Abbott longtime Outlook editor in chief and former Plymouth Church pastor Brooklyn died in New York last Saturday of acute bronchitis at about eighty eight. He began as a Terre Haute pastor for five years, succeeding Henry Ward Beecher.
Mrs. Ethel Tempel Nolot died at St. Joseph Hospital Louisville at 2 30 a m last Friday after a week of illness while awaiting an operation. She was about 24 and survived by husband Sebastian Nolot and a three week old infant. Her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Tempel sister Mrs Jesse Smith and brothers Loran and Gilbert Temple of Washington county also survive. Funeral services were held Monday at the Bradford Catholic church conducted by Father Gorman with many relatives in attendance.
Clark County farmer Fred Lang demonstrated profitable rice growing on a 40 acre tract owned by Richard Wade in Carr Township. Lang sowed one bushel per acre on wet land and harvested. Fred H. Scholl threshing three quarters of an acre reported 87 bushels and estimated about 100 bushels per acre for the full plot. He said the rice was fine and comparable to Arkansas. Several Clark County farmers will trial rice next year.
The text recalls President Harding vetoing the Soldier Bonus Bill on September 19, 1922, calling the payment a perversion of public funds while noting his 1920 Cincinnati remarks that supported the bill. It contrasts his pre election stance with the veto and quotes his sharp phrasing on funding and duty.
For sale a few fine white lectern cockerele prize winners at county fair, only place entered. Contact W H Rowe Corydon.
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