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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1920

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Smith Family Visits as Man Recovers From Injury

Leonard L. Smith and family of Etawah Tennessee visit Mr. Smith’s parents near Elizabeth. Smith, a machinist for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad, suffered a June 23 injury causing the loss of his right foot and plans to return to Tennessee soon. Miss Lottie Hunter, employed in Bloomington, visited grandmother Mrs. Aaron Benton and relatives with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rush and Dewey Peterson. Mrs Catherine Bauer of Louisville visits her sister Mrs. Joa Finaire of Spencer township.

Etawah,Tenn Mr. Smith Thos. Smith Elizabeth Lottie Hunter Bloomington Aaron Benton Thomas Rush Dewey Peterson Catherine Bauer Louisville Joa, Finaire Spencer Township

Public Sale of Personal Property Near Corydon

Irwin Brown conducts a public auction near Corydon on September 25 1920 starting at 10 AM. Items include horses wagons cows hay corn bees tools and household goods with cash payments for small sums and twelve month credit for larger purchases supported by bankable notes with six percent interest and five percent cash discount.

Irwin Brown

Mrs Martha Richardson Visits Relatives in County

Mrs Martha Richardson formerly Miss Martha Lasley and widow of Murray Overton spent three weeks with relatives in this county. She later married J H Richardson who died in October 1918. Now with her daughter Mrs Pearl Smart of Indianapolis she plans to leave today for Seward Nebraska to visit Mrs Ed Watson before returning to the Far West. Mrs Watson is a sister of Mrs Richardson's first husband.

Martha Richardson Lind Washington Martha Lasley Murray Overton Seward Nebraska Ed Watson Far West Watson Mary Overton Richardson

National G A R Encampment Planned in Indianapolis

The National G A R Encampment will be held in Indianapolis from September 19 to 25, with many county veterans planning to attend.

Indianapolis

Death of Aged Woman in Posey Township

Mrs. Helen Stewart died at her daughter’s home Friday afternoon at 30 o clock from infirmities of old age. She was ninety years, one month and eleven days old and survived by three daughters and one son. Funeral services were held Monday morning at the residence with burial at Potts cemetery near Sugar Grove.

Helen Stewart W. N. Williams John Kessinger Robert Stewart Knecg Sugar Grove Hattie Cunningham Irvington Ala Potts Cemetery

Local News Roundup Highlights Marriages and Deaths

A two page supplement previews upcoming items including the marriage of Misa Nell Davis to Ernest Erdman last Sunday and the marriage of Firman Sieg to Edna Arnold at Frenchtown last Thursday. Ex-Sheriff William W. Blake dies at Mauckport on Sept. 9. A Crawford County farmer killed in an ambush is noted. The Indiana M. E. Conference meets at Vincennes. A new Teachers Institute sessions at the Fair Grounds are reported. Comments on merchant troubles discussed at the Y M C hall last Friday night.

Misa Nell Davis Ernest Erdman Crawford County Indiana M. E Vincennes Firman Sieg Edna Arnold Frenchtown William W. Blake Mauckport R. H. Kennedy Y. E. M. C. Hall Teachers’ Institute Fair Grounds

Notice of Petition for Loan Approval in Harrison County

Harri son School Township with Daniel F. Stauth as Trustee has filed with the State Board of Tax Commissioner for a 2500 loan to the Special School Fund. A public hearing is set for October 4 1920 at the State House in Indianapolis Indiana. Objections by taxpayers may delay the hearing and a county hearing will be arranged to take evidence.

Harrison School Daniel F. Stauth State Board of Tax Commissioner State House Indianapolis Indiana Daniel F. Struth Harrison School Township Harrison County

Public Sale Near Hickman Moberly On Sept 2 1932

The undersigned offers at public auction at the J. L. Davis farm near Hickman Moberly a varied lot of livestock and farm tools. Items include cattle horses hogs poultry implements hay and farm machinery plus household goods. Sale starts at 10 am with cash for small sums and nine month credit for larger purchases.

Public Sale Notice for Sam and Albert Lasley

Sam and Albert Lasley south of Corydon will sell their personal property at public auction on Friday September 24. Watch the Democrat next week for further ads.

Sam Albert Lasley Corydon The Democrat

Public auction notice of Schmetzer heirs land sale in Harrison

The Harrison Circuit Court commissioner will sell eighty acres of the east half of the northwest quarter of section 32 in township 3 south range 5 east two miles south of Lanesville. Sale Friday October 8 1920 at 2 PM at a minimum of two thirds appraised value with payments over twelve months and security by mortgage or surety.

Harrison Circuit Court Harrison County Indiana Fred Schmetzer Lens May Schmetzer Gotleib Schmetzer Caroline Schmetzer Louise Schmetzer Jennie Biel Henry Biel Lanesville Todiana

Sale of Schmetzer Farm and Personal Property October 8 1920

On Friday October 8 1920 in the afternoon Mr and Mrs Gotleib Schmetzer will sell their personal property at public auction. Items include one horse two cows a redn cow and a heifer two wagons a mower a wheat drill household and kitchen furniture and other small articles. Usual terms announced day of sale.

Schmetzer Priday Gotleib Schmetzer

Al Amy Sentenced to Penal Farm

Corydon resident Al Amy faced Judge Ridley after a year on a warrant from his wife for failure to support his family. He pled guilty and was ordered to pay 7 dollars weekly to the court clerk while suspended, then sentenced to six months at the State Penal Farm in Putnamville for nonpayment. Sheriff Orwick to transport him this week.

al Amy Corydon Ridley Amy Richey Orwick Putmanville

Farm implements to be sold at Davis sale near Moberly

A sale near Moberly led by W. A. Davis will auction a farm wagon surrey buggy Empire wheat drill McCormick mower roller disc hay rake cutting box Buckeye cultivator walking cultivator No 14 Vulcan breaking plow No 26 Oliver Chilled breaking plow double shovel plows and many other common farm articles on Thursday September 22.

J. L. Davis G. W. Walk Hickman School House Moberly Surrey Oliver Chilled Jonn Seipel Empire Wheat McCormick Oliver W. A. Davis

Bloomington Traders Attend Indiana State Fair

Mrs. Allie P McLaughlin and her brother Sam Ptrimmer from Bloomington spent several days last week in Indianapolis for the State Fair. Amos Lammon, uncle of Mr Ptrimmer and Mrs McLaughlin, and Robert Lemmon drove to Bloomington, then Rushville for a large Jersey cattle sale on Monday.

Allie P. McLaughlin Sam Ptrimmer Bloomington Indianapolis Amos Lammon Ptrimmer McLaughlin Robert Lemmon Rushville Jersey

Good Apples for Apple Butter For Sale

Sale notice for apples suitable for making apple butter. Contact Wendell Resch by Eureka phone. s8-2W.

Eureka Wendell Resch

Mrs Graam to Vote at 93 After September Registration

Mrs Martha A Graam, who turns ninety three on November 9, registered on September 4 and plans to vote in the November 2 election. She enjoys good health, does most of her house work, and lives with a son near Fredericksburg. She is the daughter of Dennis Pennington who built Corydon's Old Capitol Building.

Martha A. Graam Graam Fredericksburg Dennis Pennington Corydon

Walnuts Wanted and Address Change for Lt. Sherrill

Walnuts wanted and contract offers solicited at once in attention to 815 4w Jesse Woods Pooll, Ind. Evan M. Sherrill, now 1st Lieutenant in the Air Service, requests a change of address from Camp Lewis, Washington to March Field Riverside, California as he awaits new flying duties. Readers may expect a future report on his new work.

Evan M. Sherrill Uncle Sam Camp Lewis Washington March Field Riverside Calif the Democrat

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W. H. Keller Detroit H. Ashworth General Merchant Crandall, Mnd Leonard L. Smith John Wolfe Roy Graves Posey Township Kokus Wilbur Miller A. Tavis Nevin Milton Tarrow Corydon, Tnd Geo. B. Wahl Crandall Frank P. Loitch Corydon, and R. R Geo. W. Hendrick New Salisbury Aatanniil Naia Lew M. O'Bannon Jesse Woods Pooll, Ind Young Business Men’s Club
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