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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
5
Local briefs record farm sale inquiries and rental listings in Corydon and nearby towns. Residents from Louisville to New Amsterdam visit, with visitors and travelers stopping at hotels for court terms and social visits.
The Harrison County Farm Bureau promotes fertilizers sold from their Corydon ware house with product labeled five three ten. The offer invites locals visiting Corydon to purchase agricultural chemicals at the in-town location.
Miss Blake leaves New Amsterdam for Whiting Indiana to teach. Several locals visit kin in Mendota and Ridge Farm while others pursue jobs in New Albany and Laurel. Area families travel for schooling, hosting guests, and judging local fairs as Farm Bureau prices trigger competitive fertilizer activity.
Mr and Mrs Robert Coe and family hosted Mor and Mrs A W Kirkham of New Middletown with daughters visiting. The Kirkhams and Misses Firmin and Ruth Kirkham traveled from Beech Grove to spend a few days, neighbors previously.
Corydon Elevator unloaded four cars of feed with more due this week. Local notes report Mrs Joseph OT Walks and relatives visiting, births, sickness, and arrivals from Jackson to Evansville. A twins birth near TLanesville, a kidney trouble case, and a Queen mnenbaters sale are mentioned amid community chatter.
September events include a free Thursday picture show and a Friday examination for children of specified ages. Patrons are asked to bring children. Miss L Grace Carroll recently visited and will teach again in New Albany this winter.
Mr and Mrs Perry Touse and three children of Milltown joined Mr and Mrs John McCrady and family near White Cloud for a Sunday visit with Mr and Mrs Alva Shrigley two and a fourth miles east of Corydon. Also Guy Lonigan and Oma McAdams of Milltown were guests. The Shrigleys recently erected a new dwelling on their lawn and moved in about ten days ago.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Thevenot and three children Mildred Chester and Margie of Gdebelt Town spent three weeks with relatives and friends in this county driving here and plan to return home this week Thevenot is a farmer cultivating 120 acres Shares 140 acres corn this year and 60 acres of pie for crops look good in their locality He mentions a pleasant call about a subscription and notes local residents in Odebolt FE 4 Bake or Colonial flour sold with guaranteed refunds
Ed Shark and Mary Sherrill from Louisville visit C. E. Kehlbach of New Middletown. Mrs Mary Gellbach visits New Albany with Dr Philip Schoen. Mrs George Browning travels to Hall Ky for a sister’s funeral. Hicks Bliss visit Mauckport kin. Bessie Flock nurses Georga Bruce at St Edwards Hospital for appendicitis. Joseph Mathey ill with dropsy in Frenchtown, age over eighty. Wesseler and Mary Gehlbach visit Paoli. Preston Greer kin in Louisville. Callie Greer returns from Falls Cities. Local flour and feed firm touts twenty years in trade.
Mrs. Millard Lottich of Louisville is seriously ill at St Edward's Hospital. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Yeury Zahel. Harold McIntosh of Indianapolis will arrive Sunday to join Mrs McIntosh and children visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Clarry R Friend at 229 West Spring Street New Albany Tribune.
Mer Luther and Elmer Seuner of New Almesterdam return home after visiting relatives in Missouri. They are accompanied by their uncle Mr Tower who will visit relatives and friends in Harrison county.
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