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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
5
The Corydon Democrat notes Mrs. Louden's sale on Saturday September 24 with seeds and farm goods featured at W H Bulleit & Sons. Also lists weekly catalog items from Miles Variety Store and local social notes including weddings and travels.
The Mauckport Ladies Club hosts an Ice cream supper and literary program at the High School on Saturday evening in September. Proceeds support the Cemetery Fund through admission free event featuring local music readings and monologues. W. H. Bulleet & Sons advertise farm implements and buggies in town. Reverend M L Tullis departs for Grandview to serve as United Brethren pastor next year.
The notice states a payment due date of September 1 and requests the account holder to call and settle the amount with W H Bulleit and Sons.
Local column notes Edna Bruce is suffering from a back condition. Mr and Mrs Mike Hauswald visit at Wm Richerts last Sunday. Various small items list for sale orders and farm talk, church events and community visits in Corydon area.
Community items include social visits in Louisville and Indianapolis, school moves for Louise Bottorff and Martha Bottorff, Indiana University terms, hydrant repairs, Ford truck for sale, rendering plant reconstruction, engagements, tonsil operation, and a September 15 sale by Theodore C. Thevenot featuring horses and farm equipment with lunch on site.
Mrs. Theodore Smith of Rozel Kansas encloses a check for The Democrat and notes she enjoys the home news and weekly Posey from the paper. The Corydon Presbyterian Ladies Aid met all day at Miss Kate Luckett and Miss Charlotte Luckett’s home with sewing and social time. Henry T Grable estate heirs announce a public auction of his personal property on Friday September 16 starting at 14 o clock in the forenoon. See an enumeration elsewhere in the paper.
Residents including Mr and Mrs Ora Clanie and Mrs Willard Rosenbarger of Hursttown spent Sunday with Miss Ella Swarens of Ramsey. Members of several households traveled between Corydon and nearby towns for weekend visits and social calls.
Eds. Bullett travels with wife and two daughters Lois and Laura May to Trinidad Colorado for the girls health treatment. The Democrat reports the family is benefiting and improving from the stay as the readers are informed.
Mr Josiah W Grable and wife and two sons George and Earl traveled from near Corydon to Washington Indiana for the funeral of Mrs Rebecca Morton last Thursday. They returned Sunday with two cousins Mrs Media Standifer and Mrs Ollie Williamson joining them on the journey.
When you buy a Ford Auto you get low first cost, reduced repair expenses, and after service at W. H. BUL LEIT & SONS. S-7-2-w.
Mrs Pat McKim and her son visiting from Laporte City join Mrs Emma Laliue of Corydon Junction. Announcement: a daughter Betty Jane Erdmann born August 31 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Erdmann of Detroit. Nellie Davis, daughter of Jasper N Davis of Moherly, is remembered here.
The Wild Rose Club of New Amsterdam and friends picnicked near the spring on the old Fleshman place last Thursday afternoon. They enjoyed a good time and plenty of cats, with the highlight being an exploration of a cave in the woods.
Pencils lunch boxes drinking cups or girl will need at Miles Variety Store.
A rural school seeks a teacher with 24 years of experience, a 36 month license, and a 99 percent success rate and offers $569.00 in equipment. For details contact Supt McClaren. Heirs of Henry T. Grable will auction the deceased’s personal property and farm at the late home, a mile and a half east of Corydon, Friday September 16 at 10 A.M. Property list appears elsewhere in this paper.
M. C. Frank and daughter Misa May leave for Oklahoma for a year. Frank will stay with his son on a farm near Lawton while Miss May attends Oklahoma University in Norman as a student. Friends extend best wishes for a pleasant and profitable stay in the Southwest.
Theodore C. Thevend announces a large farm equipment sale in Spencer township two and a half miles west of Moberly. Items include two work mares two fresh cows with calves a Massey Harris binder a seven foot cut a Sharpless cream separator a fifty toothing harrow a mowing machine a hay rake a farm wagon a buggy and more. The sale occurs on Thursday September 15 with further details in the display ad.
Lee Davidson of near DePauw sends thanks for renewing his Democrat subscription and offers good stock for sale. Davidson is noted as one of Harrison county's best farmers.
Terman R Fleshman of Washington township, long time county teacher, goes to Bloomington to enroll at Indiana University for the coming year with his wife staying on campus. He lost a hand and part of an arm in a past accident, which hinders farm work and suggests possible clerical or professional employment.
Stanley Baxley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Baxley, was taken to St Edward's Hospital in New Albany Friday morning for an emergency operation for peritonitis. His father is reported to have typhoid fever.
Extra heavy red rubber can rubbers sold in a 2 dozen bundle for 15 cents at Miles' Variety Store. A-31-3-w.
The Daily Vacation Bible School at Ebenezer church Valley City led by Miss Purdean Steven son held closing exercises last Sunday evening. Helen Miller Cecil Windell and Manford Ripperdan earned Bibles for memory work while Ira Simler Charles Torrey and Clyde Love earned New Testaments. Nadine Mitler plans a party next Friday to honor faithful attendance and memory work. Attendees showed strong effort with craft work and a mystery ramble that ended in a picnic Thursday morning.
Mrs Chas W Reising and daughter Miss Alliene from Corydon along with Mrs W H Keller and daughter Miss Grace visited Mr and Mrs John J Engleman on North Market Street last Sunday.
Prof A C Fleshman resumes tenure at Syracuse University and urges the Democrat to “come on” again after a summer in Kentucky with Mrs Fleshman.
We must collect what is due us to meet our bills and urge all who owe us to pay. One dollar or two is not much, but if a few hundred people pay that amount it helps materially. Please pay if you owe.
Advertisement urges readers to call V H Bulleit & Son for reduced Ford auto prices and place orders promptly.
Ambrose Deatrick of Topeka Kansas spent days with his grandmother Mia. Ellen Deatrick from south of Corydon was returning home Friday. He was joined by cousin Wylie Deatrick of New Albany. Ambrose is the son of the late William Deatrick.
Mr and Mrs James W Meyer of Naperville Illinois are visiting relatives in the county.
The Democrat editor spent last Saturday in Evansville on legal business. We traveled Friday evening and returned Saturday evening. Evansville, Indiana, is described as a growing city. We met Albert W. and Arthur E. Funkhouser, noted lawyers from Evansville, raised in Heth township. Their law firm has four members, including the Funkhouser brothers, Mr. Markel, and Ex-Judge Vandiver, who previously served eight years as Gibson circuit court judge at Princeton. FOR SALE One DeLaval cream separator No. 12 barely three months old.
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