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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
3
Girls urged to visit Miles Variety Store for hair ribbons priced at 29 cents per yard. Advertisement notes a line forming with item A-31-3-w and invites customers to shop.
We have for sale some extra good farms the best in the county with first class buildings. Three farms of 160 acres each with all improvements. Also smaller farms of lesser value. See us at once to buy Old Capitol Real Estate Agency.
John B A Miller aged 76 8 10 of Franklin township died at home Monday after fracturing his leg in an earlier fall. He is survived by a niece who shared his home. Funeral services were held at St Marys Catholic church last Wednesday conducted by Father Peckscamp, burial followed in the church cemetery.
An enamel preserving kettle of five quarters capacity is advertised for 35 cents at Miles' Variety Store. A-31-3-w.
Emma E Bottles and Ben C Stewart married at U B church Corydon with Rev J H Toombs officiating. Ring bearer Mary Toombs carried the ring as Mollie Keller played selections. Immediate relatives attended. reception at the bride’s home. couple to Conrad Town then return for two weeks before moving to retire. Bride from Bottles family. groom son of Frank Stewart of Conrad Town. Democrat extends congratulations. 29 cents a yard.
Harrison county reports include teacher assignments for Jackson Township schools for 1921 22 with Robert B. Jenkins as principal and other staff at New Salisbury High School and district No 1 11 No 8 11 Begins Sept 26. Also notes Ira Stepro named vice president of United Sunshine Association promoting ToyBearer charity. Also tortoise with C F 1877 inscription found in Washington township. Miles Variety Store ads appear for syrup buckets and 25 cent broken vice at cash carry.
Bethel cemetery trustees raise funds to clean the grounds twice yearly and request unpaid subscribers to remit to Secretary-Treasurer Wm H Longbottom and S D Tindall. Announcement also reports the birth of Phyllis Kathryn to Mr and Mrs Ray Stromire of Little York Illinois. mother Maude Kishline.
Corydon residents urged to prevent kidney trouble by using Doan's Kidney Pills. A local testimonial from Mrs. I. Brengmin describes relief from back pain headaches and dizziness after following directions. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Also advertises quart tin cans at 59 cents a dozen at Miles' grocery.
Norman Timberlake Jr. and Mrs. Timberlake mourn the death of two year old Norman at home after a summer illness in Heth township. Funeral services were held at Otterbein by Rev. H. J. Proprieter and interment at the nearby cemetery. In Birdseye Civil War veteran James M. Ingle dies at eighty four. born in the county, married Martha Underhill in 1867, eleven children survive with the widow and ten remaining offspring. Also a local ad notes five cent spools at Miles' Variety Store.
Mr and Mrs C J Miller and six companions from Louisville visited Wyandotte Cave on Thursday and returned home Friday. Marjorie Taylor Mary Huber Mildred Rice Roy Short Willys Daley and Mrs Jennie Miner were part of the group.
Our farm prohibits hunting with dogs or firearms at any time. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Deutsch declare no hunting day or night on the property referenced as A-24-3w.
On Thursday at the Fair August 25 a dark brown Morocco purse containing six dollars and fifty cents, name cards, and several pictures was lost between the Fairgrounds and New Middletown. Reward offered to Miss Clara Brown at R R 2 Box 44 Elizabeth Ind. Also an advertisement for a forty acre farm for sale near a railway station, with cultivation details and stock water.
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