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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1923
Page
5
Local items report moves and visits among Corydon residents and neighboring towns New Albany Louisville and Elizabeth. Notes include family moves wedding plans and engagements school trips and farmers ads for farm equipment and sales plus open house for Corydon State Bank and a request for news from readers.
Joe Endris of New Albany and Tetis Marita of Louisville called at the office on business. Endris runs Louisville Provision Company’s New Albany lace of business while Marita is a traveling salesman for CORBY. Also noted are Earl Watson of Kendallapolis renewing a subscription and several local sales and Civil War veteran mentions.
Roy Pease, longtime White Mill miller in Corydon, has accepted employment as miller for Zabel & Sons in New Albany. He and his family plan to move this week from Corydon to New Albany after serving as miller for Wood Hut at Corydon Junction in recent weeks.
Miss Ruth Keller of this place leaves for Bloomingtom last Friday to enroll at Tadiaiue University with her friend Sue Afriniguer. She spent two years at Transylvania University and Lexington College prior, and is headed to a school for ems in the region. Empire Wheat Perils offered at old prices by Voile Bullet & Sons. Mrs. Hester Frakes, widow of Finles Frakes, is seriously ailing at home in Corydon with visitors from New Albany and elsewhere. William Fleck and Samuel Milligan show cattle success at fairs, aiding the Hornaday Ayers Flock sale ads. Farmers urged to exchange wheat for carnation flour at New Middletown Milling. Mars-28-1.
Mr and Mrs Grover Love of Louisville visited relatives in Corydon with Ed and Mrs Love. Lynn Miller enters Louisville College of Dentistry. Fern Pfester returns to teaching in Corydon High. Walter Radmacher sells Boone township farm and plans to move to Anderson Indiana.
Henry Seburn of this place visited his son Henry Jr at the New Albany State Fair on Thursday and Thursday night. Henry Jr has accepted work in a Koko in Indiana. Frank Evans of Whitham Missouri visited Mr and Mrs George Fry of this place last Monday and Tuesday. Evans and Fry are brothers in law, daughters of the late John Cunningham who once served as Sheriff. Evans had been visiting relatives in Soldier Carter county Kentucky and now runs a dry goods and grocery store at Whitham.
A customer expresses desire for a sack of Snow White flour from the Eureka Mill ing Company with product code S-19-3-w.
Lakeland resident W H Bassabarger sends a copy of Skinner Packing House News praising its artful printing and Florida fruit focus. The note notes flour overhaul completed for Snow White Flour quality and lists area grocers and distributors. It also reports bullfighter Rodolfo Gaona traveling to Spain.
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