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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1920
Page
8
The Jackson Township Bank at Corydon ceases operations with stated figures for capital stock undivided profits and various liabilities including discounts and interest, demand deposits and certificates, totaling substantial assets and liabilities as of the closing date.
Artie R Kitterman and family and Miss Anna Kitterman of Little York NL, with Robert Miller of Peach Orchard Ark, return home after visiting relatives in Fountain Benton counties during trips to the Harrison County Fair. Prof R Sigler to Louisville medical studies and physiology teaching. Hurst Hardware demo on Majestic Ranges offers cooking ware gifts.
George Diedrich, a well known Morgan township figure, died suddenly Monday after a short illness. He rang the bell Sunday, fell ill, and died Tuesday morning. Funeral rites were held Wednesday at the German M E church. burial in the church cemetery. Survived by wife Gertrude Stolz and five children J EB Diedrich Lula Bopp and David Diedrich. ten grandchildren. siblings Jacob Diedrich G E Quebbeman and Mrs Geo Hartman plus relatives in Illinois. Born November 19, 1852 in Clark County arrived here five years after marriage February 18 1875.
Grimes Golden apples offered for sale by Milton Barrow at Corydon near Nevin Indiana. Local ad states a goodly quantity available for purchase.
Miss Edna Ludlow of Louisville and Mrs Bila McKee of Terre Haute visit relatives in Laconia and South Boone. Families of Ashton, Shields, Noe, and others spend weekends with kin in Decatur and Indianapolis areas. Laconia High opens with Grace Carroll as principal, Ruth Walk and James Holliday assistants.
Two good heavy work horses, one fresh cow and one to be fresh in November or December, will be sold at Irwin Brown's ale just west of Corydon on Saturday September 25. Sale starts at 10 o'clock A M. 115-26.
Notice that Corydon School officers filed with the Indiana State Board of Tax Commissioners a petition to issue bonds over 5000 dollars to pay teachers past year janitor coal and supplies. A public hearing will be held September 7 1929 at Room 231 233 State House Indianapolis with a county hearing if objections arise. Objections must be in writing with address before the hearing. Dated September 3 1920. Maurice Griffin secretary officer of taxing unit. An auction near Corydon on Saturday September 25 features farm equipment and livestock for sale starting at 10 o'clock. Another sale of Ramsey Camp Ground fruit will occur at 1 o'clock that afternoon led by Jasper N Davis President.
John Cureton's revenue interpretations explain that non intoxicating cider and fruit juices may be made at home without a permit or bond and used only domestically. The text outlines sale options to permit holders, public sale with limits, and vinegar conversion rules, noting it does not cover commercial use.
Joe Long of Cincinnati visited his elderly father Jesse Long and sister Mrs. Fred Saulmin with other relatives last week. He spoke of 100 poultry birds and shared memories of long careers with transit firms in Cincinnati and Louisville. Jesse, aged 85, remains active as a longtime local figure.
A sale of farm gear including one log wagon heavy harness one rubber tire buggy one set of buggy harness one cutting box and other useful farm implements will occur at Irwin Browns sale near Corydon on Saturday September 25.
Mr and Mrs Rufus Dooley of Rockville Parke County Indiana spent a night and a morning in Corydon traveling from New Albany by train to view the Old State Capitol Constitution Elm and other historic points. Mrs Dooley is Centennial County Chairman of Parke County in 1916 and Mr Dooley is a Rockville hardware merchant and Civil War veteran.
Two stallions four jacks and four jennets offered for sale all pure bred except one stallion and one fennet. Pure breds mostly registered except a suckling jack eligible to register. Health prompts sale call write or phone Alonzo Brown Eureka Indiana. Harness stock available.
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