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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1921
Page
7
Heavy work pants for fall, boys caps, four in hand silk ties, slipover sweaters, knee pants lined for school, priced from 1.75 to 5 dollars. Stockings 50 cents, union suits 50 to 75 cents, knee pant suits for ages 6 to 18 at 7.95, shirts belts and heavy school sizes also listed. Ongoing sale of boys apparel and related items with varied prices.
The Corydon night shows itemizes awards from Wednesday to Friday with honors for best draft and saddle horses, light harness teams, riders under 15, and champion mares, stallions, and geldings. The report also notes local social updates and mentions Federal Prohibition Agent E. P. Brennan’s visit, plus fair-related arrivals and incidents.
Miss Frances Adams and Arch Newton Bobbitt wed at the Adams home in Corydon Junction. The ceremony was led by Rev. Herdon of Georgetown with relatives and friends attending. The bride, a Louisville Conservatory graduate, has taught music and art. the groom is Crawford County auditor.
Miss Stella R Canoles daughter of Mr and Mrs Roscoe Canoles Mill Town united in marriage to Mr W J Lambkin at Corydon on Tuesday August 23 The groom is son of D Lambkin Marengo A supper at the bride's home followed by music by Henry Taylor and a reception for six eight relatives and friends with many useful presents The couple departed for a long and happy married life
Benjamin C. Stewart to Emma Bottles and Ira W. Mauck to Dalie Crecelius are recorded along with Ray Tyler to Emma Ferguson Elmer H. Eisenmenger to Rosa Anna Lily Wolfe John W. Baker to Bernice Walker and William J. Lampkins to Stella Rachel Canoles.
Civil War veteran Uncle Jim Wynn decorated the new Fair Grounds entrance painting the gates blue and gate posts with rings in red white and blue. He lives across the street from the entrance and created an attractive National colors display.
Bishop H H Fouts announced assignments for pastors at the Indiana United Brethren conference in Georgetown August 28 29 led by Alfordsville Maude Haynes Becks Grove E D Brett Beech S L Todd Central C Youngblood Coal City C H Ivy Corydon J H Toombs Chrisney E M McCoy Dale W H Tates Dillman William Bryan Eckerly C H Smith French Lick S P Walls Freetown E W Pearson Grandview M L Tullis Georgetown N Fout Hardinsburg A B Condo Jasonville Perry Key Leipsic Dale Mumaw Lewis H D Hudson Idnton P F Fouts Martinsburg M E Apple Marengo C F Shortridge Mauckport E M Cornwall Medora Walter Bond Montgomery E M Burch New Albany B S McNeely Newburn Forest Reed New Middletown W D Rosenbarger New Salisbury C Eskew Oakland City J L Battram Odon A D Smith Palmyra Glenn Bond Pleasant Hill J W McMurty Princeton James Hedge Petersburg T M Kendall Plainville S L Walls Eaglesville E B Catt Rockport W W Moore Vincennes E Roberts Washington J R Meloy J W Settle named conference superintendent William H Todd to move to Terre Haute as pastor First Church. E T Aldrich to succeed him at Terre Haute Second United Brethren. Girls urged to Miles Variety Store for hair ribbons.
Frank Wolfe conducts a public sale at the William Vanner farm one and a quarter miles southeast of Crandall on Wednesday September 14 1921 starting at 10 in the morning. Readied items include three horses eight cattle nine shoats harness wagons buggy farming implements and some household goods. Usual terms with four percent discount for cash.
Come to Miles Cash and Carry Grocery Dept for savings on groceries. Ad copy indicates discount event with promotional pricing.
Miss Mary E B Clark and Theodore K Cooper of Elizabeth married by Magistrate Thomas E B Fogle in the county clerk's office in New Albany on August 25.
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