Two Men Arrested in Crawford County Robbery Case
Sheriff S M Cunningham arrested William Dooley and Ola Duke in Crawford county last Tuesday. Duke was jailed in Corydon after arrival on the noon train. They were indicted by the Harrison County grand jury for robbing an old gentleman named Browning near Milltown months ago. Dooley posted a $500 bond for the upcoming November term. Duke is about 20 and Dooley slightly older. Both men are Crawford county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Cunningham
Crawford County
William Dooley
Ola Duke
Cunningham
Duke
Corydon
Harrison County
Browning
Milltown
Dooley
Death of Frank Hickman in Floyd County
Frank Hickman died at his home above Lanesville after a long illness. He was sixty four and survived by his wife and five children Leff Satanka Kansas Clyde Hammond Indiana Arthur Leroy Wichita Kansas Elizabeth Bailey Floyd County Grace Hickman. Funeral services were at Mt ion church Floyd County conducted by Rev McKinney and burial followed. A large crowd attended the services. Get O14 Process Oil Meal and Cotton seed meal at the Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hickman
Lanesville
Leff
Satanka
Kansas
Clyde
Hammond
Indiana
Arthur Leroy
Wichita
Elizabeth Bailey
Ployd County
Grace Hickman
Mt. @ion church
Floyd County
McKinney
Woman's Literary Club in Corydon Studies James Huneker
The Corydon Woman's Literary Club held its regular semi monthly meeting at Mrs. Frank O. Jordan's home. Members discussed James Huneker and his literary works with reviews by several members. A three member committee was formed to seek patronage for the Branchailroad. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ed G. Keller's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Literary Club
Corydon
Frank O. Jordan
James Huneker
Geo. W. Applegate
Branchailroad
Ed G. Keller
Sunday visit with Housel and Clunie families
The article lists a Sunday gathering with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Housel and several relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clunie, Mr. and Mrs. Jesa Davis and family of Louisville, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Clunie and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Housel and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Stoy Davis of Lacorfia, and Mr. Charley Clunie with Roy and Harry Davie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Housel
Mra
Harry Davis
Tom Clunie
Jesa Davis
Louisville
Dorsey Clunie
Ross Housel
Stoy Davis
Lacorfia
Charley Clunie
Roy
Harry Davie
Hardware prices back to prewar level urged by national group
The executive committee of the National Hardware Association at the annual convention recommended lowering hardware prices to pre war levels. They cited higher transportation and manufacturing costs as ongoing pressures and said the price cut could help reduce unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
National Hardware Association
For Sale Duroc Sow with Eight Pigs Ad Offered
A Duroc sow with eight piglets is for sale advertised by R Ri Henry Ehalt of Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroc Sow
Henry Ehalt
Corydon
Tragedy On Corydon Pike In Spencer County Car Overturns
A seven passenger Studebaker from Jeffersonville overturned on the Corydon and New Albany pike near Lanesville last Sunday afternoon. One man, Burkhart, was killed and another man suffered two broken arms. Four others including two children and three women escaped with minor injuries. W J Bullett and family witnessed the crash as the Jeffersonville car veered over a bank. bystanders rushed in to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon and
New Albany Pike
Lanesville
Stedebaker
Jeffersonville
Burkhart
W. J. Bullett
Local Family Visits Across Boone Township
Mrs Lula Miller and two children Fern and Wilbur and Miss Mildred Faith visited last Sunday with Mrs Phoebe Miller and family. Miss Myrtie Noon of Boone township spent weekend with grandmother Mrs Pervie Shickles and family. Mrs Ben McCarty of Boone township visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Watson. Mrs Frank Conner of near Caerydon visited weekend with sister Mrs Harry Stepro and family. David Miller visited friends at Mt Vernon last week. Maud Neely and Claud Wiseman of near Mauckport were pleasant visitors at No 12 School last Friday. Mr Castle Faith teaches at No 12 this term and is commended for splendid service. Mrs Isaac Reed and Mrs Samuel Hays visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lee Huffman in Boone township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Miller
Fern
Wilbur
Mildred Faith
Phoebe ,Miller
Myrtie Noon
Boone Township
Pervie Shickles
Ben McCarty
Henry Watson
Frank Conner
Caerydon
Harry Stepro
David Miller
Mt. Vernon
Misa Maud Neely
Claud Wiseman
Mauckport
Castle Faith
Isaac Reed
Samuel Hays
Lee Huffman
Walters Hiskeey Marriage Before Circuit of Kentucky Visit
Victor Walters and Mrs. Mary Hiskey of Louisville were married at two o clock today at a Methodist church parsonage in Louisville. They will visit Walters parents in Corydon, spend time with relatives in Kentucky, then return Friday. Walters is a boatsman in the U. S. Navy of eight years. The couple plans to depart Sunday for Guantanamo Bay Cuba and begin housekeeping on arrival. they are accompanied by Mrs Hiskey s four year old daughter. The Democrat offers congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Walters
Mary Hiskey
Louisville
Walter
Corydon
Ed Lahue
Kentucky
U. S. Navy
Guantanamo
Bay of Cuba
Obituary of Matthew Sharp and local farm news
Matthew Sharp died at the National Soldiers Home in Virginia on October 11 and was buried October 14 in the Soldiers Cemetery. He was born February 4, 1836 in Waverly Indiana and was eighty five years old. A son William M. Sharp lives near Breckenridge Franklin township. He was cousin of Reed Sharp who lives near Corydon. George Turley, a farmer near Corydon, lost a horse last night or Friday morning. An automobile passer informed him of a horse on the Corydon and New Albany pike with a broken leg. The horse, after escaping Turley’s stable, was killed likely after being kicked or struck by a vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Bently Mauck
Sam C. Mauck
Corydon
Court House
American Legion
United States
Coryéon A. B
J. H. Toombs
W. R. Davidson
Charles Toombs
Nellie Bullett
Mildred Farish
Mollie Keller
Harrison Post No
Toombs
Haskin F. Rowe
James B. Brewster
George Higdon
Clarence Wolfe
Rogeoe Stevens
Clell Frederick
Claud Frederick
Dewey Dueggins
Roscoe Miller
Barrett Brewster
Clarence Brown
W. E. Amy
Kenneth Benson
Alien Jordan
Dewey Stromire
James 3B
Camp Taylor
Co. L. 335Th Infantry
Camp Sevier
8. C
Co. G
120Th Infantry
Esquelvecq
Nord
France
Matthew Sharp
National Soldiers Home
Virginia
Soldiers
Waverly
Indiana
William M. Sharp
Breckenridge
Franklin Township
Reed Sharp
George Turley
New Albany
Mr. Turley
Indiana State Grange Meeting Attendees Reported
A list of attendees from the Indiana State Grange meeting at Columbus was left for next week when a full report is planned. The note notes the upcoming update will cover those who attended and provide details then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Grange
Columbus
Mrs. Harriet Angeline Riely Funeral Held in Corydon
Harriet Angeline Riely died in Oklahoma City and funeral services were held in Corydon Presbyterian Church. The service honored her life and long community involvement, with pallbearers named and a large family surviving.
Marriage Licenses List Shows Three Couples
Elliott Poe and Fannie Rawlings wed. Nolan A Wolfe and Martha L Vausha marry. Henry Struble and Thimey Faith obtain marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Poe
Fannie Rawlings
Nolan A. Wolfe
Martha L. Vausha
Henry Struble
Thimey Faith
Frosty Harvest Tales From Sharptown Gatherings
Local notes from Sharptown recount visits among Harmon Swarens and Craig families, a pie supper at Murrs, a box supper planned at Lang’s School for October 29, and visits by Luther Rothrock of Louisville. Families from Elizabeth, Paradise Ridge, and Logansport attended gatherings and helped siblings and relatives.
Harrison County Farm Bureau Tour Sees Major Breeding Farms
Twenty two cars from Harrison County toured farms in New Albany Shelbyville Versailles Lexington and nearby facilities. They visited Allendale Jersey herd owned by Mrs S T Henning and McKee Bros Duroc Jersey hog operation with Defender boar. The group viewed King Sigis Colstream Farms Holstein herd and 200 head hogs and Walnut Hall trotting stock. They learned on farm tours about breeding trends and market changes and plan a longer tour next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allendale
S. T. Henning
Shelbyville
Jersey
Rellight
Southdown
McKee Brothrs
Versailles
McKee Bros
Mcee Bros
Jim” McKee
Mr. McKee
McKee
China
Japan
United States
McKees
McKee Bros. Aged Sons
Lexington
Phoenix
LaFayette
Kentucky Experiment Station
Extension Department
Kentucky University
Prof. Cooper
Prof
Hooper
Elliott
Colstream Farms
Chicago
King Sigis
Holland
Mayfield Farms
Alex Surpel
Duroc-Jerseys
Surpel
Mayfield
Harrison County
Rinota Farm
Elmdorf
Indiana
Purdue
Crouch Farms
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bentley Mauck
United Brethren Church
Harrison Post
Mr. Browning
the Woman’s Literary Club
R. Ri
North Heth
Walters—Hiskeey
Mrs. Riely’s
Corydon Presbyterian Church
East
Sunras
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Harriet Angeline Fiktely
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Presbyterian Church
L. Johnson
Riely
Lea A. Riely
Lena Riely
East Chestnut Street
M. A. Cossaboom
Warry MccGrain
John H. Heth
Jamesb. Brewster
Dan Griffin
Wilson E. Cook
G. C. Dodlittle
T. J. Wilson
Maurice Griffin
T. J. Hudson
Dowling McGrain
Thos
E Wheat
Hanover
Ling H. Cravens
Arlington
Literary Club
A. Riely
Louis
Carrie
J. Slemons Riely
Eleanor Raymond
Portland, Oregon
Sam Riely
James
Marenge and
Stoy
Mary Riely
Okla
Sharptown
Alvin Harmon
Lee
Bud
Clarence Craig
Robert Swarens
Eugene
Allene
T. P. Byerley
Murr
Elizabeth Swarens
Sylvia
Reia Satterfield
Luther Rothrock
Ray
Lang’s
Jessie
Billie Swarens
Bertha
Bessie
Logansport
George Swarens
Belle McCutcheon
Madison
Henry Black
Claude Lukenbill
Paradise Ridge
James W. Hart
Mary Louise
Raymond Johns
Dorothy Lee
Near Elizabeth
Julius Mailer
Livestock-Tour
Blue Grass
Harrison County Farm Bureau
Corydon, Ind
Walnut Hall
Hampshire
Tarjvia
Peter the Great
Peter Vole
Indianapolis
Castleton
Morgan
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