Local Ticket Listings For General Election Ballot
The snippet lists political tickets including For President James M Cox and Franklin D Roosevelt, For U S Senator Thomas Taggart, and multiple local judicial and county offices with names such as Adelade Steele Baylor, Francis Fe Bowler, Elbert M Iwan Rockport, John G Reidelback Winamac, John W Ewing, William Ridley, Elimore Crecelius, John S Martin, and a Clerk position. It reads like an election slate with gubernatorial and county roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ewing
William Ridley
Elimore Crecelius
John S. Martin
Local fair notes and visiting residents gather in Corydon
The community records a busy county fair with visitors from Terre Haute Cincinnati Indianapolis and Omaha. Local residents and relatives travel to Corydon while community figures urge saving at The Savings and Loan Association.
Forest Saffer Injures Mouth After Fall in Louisville
Forest Saffer, son of Mr and Mrs Wil Saffer, fell on east Chestnut street last Thursday with a stick in his mouth. The stick pierced the roof of his mouth, forcing doctors Sonne and Bottorff to seek a throat specialist. He was taken to Louisville for observation and healing was allowed to occur naturally. The boy is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Wil Saffer
East Chestnut Street
Local residents attend Corylon Fair and visit relatives
S W Taylor and W A Campbell of Looneville spent last Wednesday in Corylon for the Fair. Miss Lucille Meriwhether of Georgetown visited Miss Katherine Scharff for Sale Good work horse. Aloys Schmelz of Georgetown slew R B. 8 William Crosby and nephew Arthur Crosty of Walcott Indiana visited relatives and attended the Fair. Edward Keller and Ruth and Robert Keller and Mrs Ruth E Funk returned home from a two week car trip in northern Michigan. Charles M Wheat funeral was attended by Thomas Langdon of Posey township and Mr Coombs of Webster township. Claud Taylor returned from two months in the United States Navy at Great Lakes. Foster Cook accompanied him home. Wannapel and daughter Louise of Tell City arrived for the Fair and will stay a week. Kannapel and daughter in Perry county where he runs a timber business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hottell
Knox County
Bob
Indiana
Princeton
Cox
Tie
Gorge Myndman
George
Pam
Harold
Cumberland
Town
Hyndman
Anna Slam
George W. Lamb
Posey Township
H. A. Faith and Son
Virei
Fowler
Ind
Louisa Huffman
Faith
William Crosby
Arthur Crosty
Walcott
Arthur
George Crosby
Ed Keller
Ruth
Robert
Ruth E. Funk
Thomas Langsdon
R. Coombs
Webster Township
Charles M. Wheat
Mr. Langdon
Mr. Coombs
Claud Taylor
United States Navy
Great Lakes
Chicago
Ife
Foster Cook
Child
Mr. Wannapel
Louise
Tell City
Perry County
Kannapel
Davis family from Clinton noted in county muster
James Davis of Clinton Vermillion county traveled from Wednesday to Sunday for work as head carpenter with a coal company, accompanied by his father Anthony Davis. They formerly lived in Spencer township and report Mrs Bessie Hudson Brandenburg visiting from Scottsville Kentucky attended the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Davis
Clinton
Vermillion County
Jim
Anthony Davis
Spencer Township
Annual Meeting Shift at Old Salem Church
The Old Salem Church annual meeting moved from the third to the first Sunday in September with plans for a large crowd. Attendees bring baskets for a community dinner and enjoy a full day of addresses in a traditional setting. Indianapolis visitors Willard Flanagan and family spent the week in the county with relatives and attended the fair. Willard subscribed to the Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Salem Church
Ld Salem Church
Dexter Sauerheber drives 300 miles with colt and horses to sell
Dexter Sauerheber, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Sauerheber of Spencer township, arrived from Cullom Illinois last Friday with two horses and a seventeen month old colt. He drove 300 miles in eight days to Indiana to sell them. His father bought all three at a good price. Dexter farms in Illinois cultivating 100 acres with 75 acres of corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Sauerheber
Henry Sauerheber
Spencer Township
Cullom
Indiana
Dexter
Illinois
Harrison County Indiana Bond Sale Notice
Notice is given by the Harrison County Treasurer that on September 15 1926 at 10 A M bonds of 28000.00 par value will be sold at the county treasurer office Corydon Indiana for cash. The bonds bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually May 15 and November 15 for ten years. Twenty bonds dated September 11 1920 of 1400.00 each. First due May 15 1922 with payments every six months thereafter. The county may reject all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
State of
Indiana
Court House
Corydon
Board of Commissioners
John Seipel
Said County
Corydon School Board Sets 1920 Tax Levy Totals
The Corydon Indiana Board of School Trustees will meet September 7 1920 to levy taxes for 1920 due 1921 based on a town valuation of 1 727 315. Special fund 60 cents per 100 yielding 10 363 89 Tuition 75 cents 12 954 86 Vocational 10 cents 1 727 38 Bond 9 cents 1 554 58. Frank R Wright president Maurice Griffin secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Corydon
Indiana
Frank R. Wright
East Chestnut Street
Board of School Trustees
Wanted Railroad Ties for Corydon Depot
Help sought for railroad ties supply. Apply to C. H. Buchanan at the Corydon railroad depot for details and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Buchanan Corydon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic
James M. Cox
Ohio
Franklin P. Roosevelt
New York
United States
Thomas Taggart
Indianapolis
Carlton B. McCulloch
Samuel M. Foster
Fr. Wayne
Charles Wagner Columbus
Auditor of
Charles R. Hughes
Peru
George D. Sunkel Newport
George HH. Dehority
Ekwood
Unger
Adelaide Steele Baylor
Wabash
Supreme Court
Francis FE
Bowler
Warsaw
Appellate Court First District
Elbert M. 13Wan
Rockport
Appellate Court
John G. Reidelback
Winamac
Congress
William E. Best
Jay W. Turley
John K. Morris
Frank. Cunningham
Robert Davis
Rush H. Boone
Conner’s Drug Store
Pearl and Spring Sts
New Albany, Ind
John H. Hetd
Bulleti
Corydon, Ind
Leander Bottles
Hurst Holwe
Hobart Harper
Mendetta
Perry Wolfe
Terre Haute
Chattanooga
Tenn
Edward O'Connor
Herbert Hershman
John A. Fellers
Cincinnati
Mathew Denbo
la Grange
A. Vanclay
Ed Poorman
J. P. Haat
Wilbur G. Lamb
Omaha, Neb
Fosey Township
Wilbur
Omaha
A. PB. Shrader
Louisville
Shrader
Mary Baker
Taylor Township
James Rosenbarger
Mr. Rosnbarger
Edsar Smith
John Smith
S. Atwood Smith
Savings and Toan Association
Arlie G. Kopp
Ida C. Kopp
Cort G. LaHue
Bloomington
Cort
Showers Furniture Company
A. F. Haven
Evansville
A. J. Sugar
Mr. Haven
Curtice Brothers Company
Michael Saffer
John
Stella
Williamsville
Til
S. W. Taylor
W. A. Campbell
Looneville
Corylon
Lucille Meriwhether
Georgetown
Katherine Scharff
Aloys Schmelz
Crandell
Georegtown
Walter Thomas
J. B. Davis
Mr. Thomas
Mr. Davis
Cincinnati Traction Company
Harry Brandenburg
Scottsville
Kentucky
John Y. Hudson
Brandenburg
Bessie Hudson
Democrat
Harding
Johnson
Wood
Lowden
Anud
Willard Flanagan
Kermie
Anna May
William Flanagan
Heth Township
Flanagan
Willard
Big Indian Creek
James Oliver
Whitman
Kraft’s
R. F. Davis
Wm. Taylor
Maurice Griffin
First National Bank
Arthur B. Richert
White Mills
Monitor Mole
Crandall
A. Sims
Mgr
Will Christley
Postoffice
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