Local visitors and residents gather for Corydon Fair
Mrs. R W Maxedon of Cincinnati visits relatives here. Dr and Mrs Ray Kopp of Cambridge City attend the Fair. Mrs Maggie Manier of Corydon Jet returns from a five week visit. Mr and Mrs Ed Hiser of Evansville visit Rumsey and attend the Fair. Murray Ferree of Louisville spends weekend with Mary I Barger and daughter Martha of Elizabeth. Eph Feller, five miles west of Corydon, remains at home. Carrie Bill of Spencer townsip visits Dr F G Stevens and Mrs Julia Grable. Mike Feiock of Olney NL and Ernest Feiock of Urbana IL visit Wyandotte Cave. Kenneth Ward of Bloomington visits wife and late daughter at Mars W Idson home. Stolen or astrayed dogs reported. Reed Sharp bedridden east of Corydon. Cort S Sharp visits from near Mitchell. Mrs Lewis Heath and son Earl of Fort Wayne visit Breeden relatives. Mrs H Breeden formerly Stella Breeden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hiser
Maggie Munier
Corydon Jet
Mike Feiock
Olney
Ernest Feiock
Urbana, Til
Wyandotte Cave
Visitors From Indianapolis and California Stay With Harris
Reverend and Mrs Mark J Harris hosted guests over Sunday and Monday. Their visitors included Mrs Dell Werider and Mr and Mrs L C Herider with two children from Indianapolis and Mr D J Tserige from Praseda California. They all traveled by car to downtown Indianapolis on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark J. Harris
Dell Werider
Ll. ¢. Herider
Indianapolis
D. J. Tserige
Prasedena
California
Mrs Daley Hosts Guests From McLean and Indianapolis
Mrs Joni Daley entertained guests during the past week including Mr Charles McCuteeheen and family from McLean Off Mrs Abbie Lasley Mrs Will Tau Mrs Will Ryland and daughter Katherine of Indianapolis to Miss Theling AleCutehean of Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joni Daley
Charles McCuteeheen
McLean
Abbie Lasley
Will Tau
Will Ryland
Katherine
Indianapolis
Theling AleCutehean
Loiisville
Unclear text fragment references Indiana Pendleton move
Fragmentary note mentions individuals and a move related to Pendleton and Indiana Resortptory. details are unreadable and cannot determine a clear event or outcome.
New Salisbury High School Plans Student Meeting
The New Salisbury High School faculty invites students to a meeting at 27 Mo Tuesday afters. The meeting aims to outline a course of study for the combined Winter program and urges attendance by all students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury High School
Bulding
Children of Mrs. Eliz beth BE. Rass Thank Corydot Friends
The children of the late Mrs. Elizbeth Be. Rass express gratitude to friends and neighbors in Corydot and surrounding areas for kindness and many generous funeral offerings at their mother’s service last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inte Vrs
Elizabeth BE
Rass
Corydot
Vintley Vityv
Local Man Frank Steph Advertises Public Auctioneer Services
Frank T. Steph of Frenchtown visited Corvdot yesterday and offered his services as an auctioneer. He has been selling in his locality and now seeks a broader field, inviting the public to read his advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Steph
Frenchtown
Corvdot
Pleasan
Ofn the Democrat Ous
Mrs Christley Hosts Linen Shower For Rose Gwartney
Mrs W C Christley entertained relatives last Saturday to honor her sister Mrs Rose B Gwartney who left for Los Angeles and to give a linen shower for Mildred Gwartney Thomas now keeping house after her California marriage. Gifts were given for Mrs Thomas and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Christley
Rose B. Gwartney
Los Angeles
California
Mildred Gwartney Thomas
Flatwoods and Louisville visitors take Cincinnati trip
Mr Wim Voelker and daughters Faith and Elizabeth and Miss Clemmai Richert from Flatwoods, with Mr Henry Gibbs and Mrs Matilda Rinehardt of Louisville, rode to Cincinnati to visit Mrs Clarence Heuser and family. They returned August 29 and enjoyed the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Voelker
Faith and
Elizabeth
Clemmai Richert
Flatwoods
Henry Gibbs
Matilda Rinehardt
Louisville
Wm. Rochrig
Tulsa
Ohio
Cincinnati
Voelker
Rinehardt
Clarence Heuser
Local visitors and arrivals fill Corydon area notes
Mrs Maud Stevens travels to Chicago for an extended visit. Lot of residents from Corydon and nearby towns including French Lick Salem Milltown New Albany and Bremen visit friends and attend fairs. A St Bernard's Church welfare bazaar is announced for September 10 1922 at the French town grove with meats refreshments and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard's
Chiurch
Frenchtown
Families Dine Together Then Die in Leavenworth Restaurant
Mr and Mrs J W Jones and daughter Marie and Mr and Mrs Charles Watters of Taylor township drove to Leavenworth on August 27 and spent the day with friends Ed and Ed Hild. They all shared a noon meal and died at Eds restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Jones
Marie
Charles Watters
Taylor Township
Leavenworth
Ed. Hild
Fleshman Will Teach School in Somerset Kentucky
Harry Fleshman son of Mr and Mrs Morris Fleshman of this place left Wednesday for Somerset Kentucky to teach school. He is a graduate of Corvaten High School and attended bidinua University last summer. The party included Mr and Mrs There Thomas and George Weigend of Louisville. They traveled in an Essex. Mrs Thomas assists in the barber shop on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Pitman
Bremen
Indiana
Miss Pitman
Harrison Pitman
Harry Fleshman
Morris Fleshman
Somerset
Kentucky
Tie
Corvaten High School
Bidinua University
Fiarry
Thomas
George Weigend
Louisville
Essex
Airs
Harrison
Dr Denbo Family Attends Fair From Corydon Area
Dr ELOS Denbo his wife and daughter Jocelyn with Edward traveled to a Fair on Thursday from their Grivais home. Denbo, born and raised near Corydon where three sisters reside, spent three weeks there with relatives. The Denbo family, including Albert, and Mrs Denbo, planned to return Friday with his hunting party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elos. Denbo
Jocelyn
Edward
Ti Grivais
Denbo
Corydon
Phips
So Jones
Joseph Laneh
Ruth Denbo
Albert
Mary Schweinbart sale in Taylor township to be held
A sale to be conducted by Mrs. Mary Schweinbart on Monday includes a dray dadder two sets wagon shafts a fan mill a cane mill a 2000 pounds platform scutes two ice kettles a 16 gallon copper ket te cream separator a sausage grinder an organ a Wilson heater a range a telephone box share in the Mureka Telephone Company plus household and kitchen furniture and various smaller articles in Taylor township on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mureka Telephone Company
Mary Schweinbart
Taylor Township
Mrs Pitman Visits Minneola Friends and Family
Mrs FE J Pitman of Minneola Kansas spent a month visiting relatives in the county. She spoke of her sick brother Late Davis and noted Nick and Lee Pitman threshed 8000 bushels of wheat this year. Many Harrison county people reside near Minneola and Corydon where the Pitmans once lived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. J. Pitman
Minneola
Kansas
Pitman
Davis
Corydon
Globe Hopkins Fertilizers Offered At Right Prices
Mrs Harriett Crawford of Bedford visits her mother Mrs Geo H Mathes and sisters Miss Clementine Mathes and Mrs J C Bottorff in town. Mathew Denbo, telephone company employee from Hazzard Kentucky, spent the week with family here and attended the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Crawford
Bedford
Geo. H. Mathes
Clementine Mathes
J. C. Bottorff
Mathew Denbo
Hazzard
Kentucky
Corydon Area Folks Attend Fair and Visit Relatives
Earl Watson of Indianapolis visited his parents six miles east of Corydon from Saturday to Monday. Charles Lockhart of Richmond spent the week at Corydon and attended the Fair. Dink Lockhart and family work at the State hospital for the insane in Richmond. Mrs. Whitman of Evansville and Mrs. Rosenbarger of Rushville visited the Beal family in Ramsey and attended the Fair with relatives. Stoy Neafus of Corydon and William Wercaump of Sermour spent Sunday at French Lick and West Baden, dining at the Tanlamesd Hotel. A Corydon seven room house is for sale to rent. contact in New Albany. Chiropathic remedies advertised by Henry M. Stevens. Mildred Montgomery, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Montgomery, returned from Terre Haute as Indiana State Normal student and will teach at New Amsterdam. John W. Blume, Union Civil War veteran, came from Manianton, Colorado to attend the Fair and stay through October. Bhape spent six weeks in California last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Watson
Indianapolis
C. L. Watson
Corydon
Earl
Indianapolis Water Company
Charles Lockhart
Richmond
Dink
George
State Hospital For the Insane
Edgar Whitman
Evansville
Kerns Rosenbarger
Rushville
George Beal
Ramsey
Lena
Kathryn Stilger
Kendrick Stilger
Lanesville
Stoy Neafus
William Wercaump
Sermour
French Lick
West Baden
Tlamestead Hotel
Mildred
Richard Montgomery
Washington Township
Terre Haute
Indiana State Norn
John W. Blume
Maniianot
Colorado
Mr. Blume
Bhape
California
Feller Brothers Return to Cincinnati Work
George T. Feller, a carpenter with Fexceli Construction Co in Cincinnati, returned last Monday to resume work after two weeks with family. His brother, Vic R. Feller, is foreman for the Excel Construction Congary. George and UBUE are both carpenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. T. Feller
Fexceli Construction Company
Cincinnati
Feller
Wic R. Feller
Excel Construction Congary
Geos
UBUE
Toth Eaod
Farm exhibit at fair wins multiple premiums
Mr. and Mrs. Trubbard led with first and second premiums in the best collection of farm products including grain fruit vegetables and cattle. They grew a wide variety on their place and earned additional premiums for other farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trubbard
Falebard
Beckett Family Returns From Visits to Corveonreives and Mexico
Mr and Mrs Benj Beckett and son Benj Jr along with Beckett's brother William and sister Adice returned to Norwood Ohio Saturday after visits to Corveonreives for some time Mex Beckett her Titth son and Miss Adicee were there four weeks Mr Beckett and brother William stayed two weeks William Lind once employed at Nordyke Marmon Automobile factory Indianapolis spent past week with brother George and family Franklin township They all attended Fall Thursday and later passed Corydon Monday on to Wyandotte Cave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. Beckett
Benj. Jr
William Lind
Nordyke Marmont Automobile
Indianapolis
George
Franklin, Township
Whey
William
Corydon
Wyandotte Cave
Widow Ruth Windell Stands Cheerful at Fair
Mrs Ruth Windell of South Corydon attends the fair and, in her 14th year as a widow, enjoys greeting friends. She is industrious, cheerful, and continues to endure with better spirits than many younger folks. Her late husband was John S Windell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Windell
South
Corydon
Wrights from Georgetown Visit County Family
Mr. and Mrs. Chas S Wright and daughter Frances of Georgetown Kentucky visited Mr Wrights mother Mrs Lukeff in town. Colvin of this place and Hazel Wright has been staying with relatives in the county for two months. Mr Wright runs a furniture and undertaking business in Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. S. Wright
Frances
Georgetown
Kentucky
Kopp Family Visits from Cisco Hindis
Mr and Mrs Lewis Kopp with six children Cecil Blanche Orlin Ruth Karl and Virginia of Cisco Hindis spent a week visiting relatives in the county and attending the Fair. They traveled by car arriving Tuesday and returned home yesterday. Mr Kopp farms 200 acres and has done fairly well until the last two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Kopp
Cecil
Blanche
Orlin
Ruth
Karl
Virginia
Cisco
Kopp
Tipton relative of pioneer visits Gibson County area
Joseph Tipton of Owensville Gibson County spent several days last week with his nephew Chas W Smith and family and attended the Fair. He will visit DePauw and return home in time for the Gibson County Fair at Princeton this week. He is a distant relative of the late John Tipton, a known Todiana pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Tipton
Owensville
Gibson County
Chas. W. Smith
Ile
DePauw
Princeton
Mr. Tipton
John Tipton
Tudiana
A. O. De Weese Misses Harrison County Events
Ex County Superintendent A O De Weese from New Albany writes that his duties as an Institute Instructor will cause him to miss both the Harrison County Fair and the Harrison County Teacher's Institute in Winchester and Bedford this week, which he regrets after many years of attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. DeWeese
New Albany
Winchester
Indiana
Bedford
Harrison County
District Legion Woman's Auxiliary Delegates Visit Tell City
Mrs Benj Brewster and Miss Zola Evans attended the District meeting of the American Legion and the Woman's Auxiliary at Tell City as delegates for Harri son Post 22. They were joined by Mrs Brewster's daughter Kath ering and then Mrs Brewster traveled to Evansville to visit her husband and son Barrett employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. Brewster
Zola Evans
American Legion
Woman’s Auxiliary
Tell City
Harrison Post
Corydon
Brewster
Kathering
Evansville
Barrett
Ekron Family Visits Hed Township and Attends Fair
Mr and Mrs John Richards of Ekron Kentucky with three children Wilson Kathleen and Fulah spent several days this week in Hed township visiting relatives and attending the Fair Mr Richards is employed by Wakefield Raleigh Remedy Company for six years Miss Cletus Mroo, Richards nine teen year old daughter, teaches at Woodfand Kentucky ten miles from Ekron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Richards
Wilson
Kathleen
Fulah
Ekron
Kentucky
Hed Township
W. OT. Raleigh Remedy
Cletus
Mroo
Ninteen
Teachnig School
Woodfand
Bussabarger girls visit kin and old mill site near Corydon
Misses Minnie and Margaret Bussabarger of Buckner Kentucky visited cousin Mrs PD C Kintner and family west of Corydon last week. They also called on friends at Manckport. They are daughters of the late Jacob Bussabarger, a millwright who built the Mauck dam and the Mauck mill on Big Indian Creek near Corydon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Margaret Bussabarger
Buckner
Kentucky
PD. C. Kintner
Corydon
Manckport
Bussabarger
Jacob Bussabarger
Big Indian Creek
Widow Love returns home after ten days with relatives
Mrs. Orpha Whitehead of Blackwell Oklahoma came back home last Wednesday after ten days with relatives in this county. Her aunt is Mrs. Lewis Cromwell. Born in this county she was born Love. Her father was William Love. Her husband died four months after their marriage. She now works as a Postal Money Order clerk in the Blackwell post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Whitehead
Blackwell
Oklahoma
Lewis Cromwell
Whitehead
Love
William Love
Blackwell Post Office
Families Visit from Warren and Benton Counties for County Fair
Mr and Mrs Ray Moyars with three children Floyd Lorene and Bernard from Warren County and Mr and Mrs Lee McAdams with three children Carl Margaret and Dorothy from Benton County visited relatives in this county to attend the fair. Both families formerly resided here and each rented 160 acres, farming successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Moyars
Floyd
Lorene
Bernard
Warren County
Lee McAdams
Carl
Margaret
Dorothy
Benton County
Movars
Mr. McAdnins
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Corydon Democrat
Mrs. R. W. Maxedon
Cincinnati, Ohio
Ray Kopp and Son
Cambridge City
Maggie Manier
Ed Hiser
Jacob Hiser
Rumsey
Murray Ferree
Mary I. Barger
Martha
Eph Feller
Mr. Feller
E. L. McKinster
Carrie Bill
Spencer Townsip
F. G. Stevens
Julia Grable
East Chestnut St
Kenneth Ward
Bloomington, Tieneis
Mars. W's
Mar
T. J. Iiidson
Edo Snider
Crandall Exchange
Kenneth
Brousey
Sremerton, Wash
Reed Sharp
Cort S. Sharp
Mitchell
Lewis Heath
Earl of
Ft. Wayne
Sam
John Breeden
Stella Breeden
Jerry Rosers
Jeffersamvill
Denny
Pendleton
Harry Campbell
John Kimbrel
Miss Grace
Earl Elliott
Hazel Lois and
Earl Jr
Milltown
Kimbrel
George Crawford
Mace
George Goode
Frank Cooper
D. C. Kintner
West Highland Stock Farm
Goode
Mrs. Kintner
Fannie Deatrick
Ambrose
Topeka
Ray Tretell
Barbara
Williamsville
New York
James Trettell
Louis Gleitz
Bauce Markel
Marion Faith
Daceb Snider
James Holloway
Jos. R. Moore
Yeary Chimbers
Pao
Fadr
Globe & Hopkins
W. H. Bulleit & Sons
Alo
Deweese
Vincennes St
New Albanay
Henry M. Stevens
Pahner Graduate Kintner Apis
Corydon, Ind
Boone Township
Laconia
Eureka Telephone Company
Laconia Presbyterian Church
John J. Seipel & Son
L. Grace Carroll
H. N. Fessel
Palmyra
Ind
Uneeda Biscuit
of National Biscuit Co
Hudson & Farish
S. Miller
Army Store
Frank H. Steph
DePauw, Indiana
R. R
Eureka Telephone
Ramsey Exchange
Will “Cry
O. ¥. Martin
Washington County
Jersey
Martin
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