Local incidents report injuries and odd horse death
Alfred Middleton fell from a Chandler truck Saturday afternoon injuring his knee on the concrete. A Tom Latshaw horse pulled by Henry Drier died after sinking in a hole at the Cash Coal mine and burning from slack pile flames. Cyrus Ketcham of Elberfeld renewed his Enquirer subscription praising the paper. Frederick Martin of Evansville, a former Ohio township resident, visits the Enquirer. he is son of a 1922 Democratic nominee for joint representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Middleton
Chandler
Tom Latshaw
Henry Drier
Cash
Cyrus Ketcham
Elberfeld
Enquirer
Ketcham
Greer Township
Kansas
Frederick Martin
Evansville
Ohio Township
Mr. Martin
Warrick
Vanderburg
Posey
William Spactti
Newburgh
Werick County
Hunsaker
Lane Township
Mystery Women In Black Haunt Boonville Nights
The Boonville area reports a recurring figure clad in black seen at night, then three women in black spotted near Hemenway Memorial church. Local notices describe disturbances, a black eye incident, and talk of night patrols, with other community updates and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Hugo Milner
Hemenway Memorial Church
Hugo
Milner
Charles Lamar
Bill Julian
Local residents and visitors listed in Boonville Enquirer notes
A roundup of social calls and travels appears in the Boonville Enquirer with Miss Mildred Gardner returning from Lafayette and many others visiting relatives or city parks. The item notes purchases, hospital visits, and subscriptions as well as upcoming W C T U and local Democratic activity.
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Strouse & Bros
Evansville, Ind
Parcel Post
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
Warrick Co- Operative Co
Fifth Street and Southern Railway
McCcormick
Deering
Eddie Goerlitz
Oakland City
Ford Goerlitz
Hazel Perigo
Helena, Ark
Mrs
Jack Perigo
Louis Koehler
Terre Haute
August Woehler
Albert Johnson
Robert Lauder
Charles Miller
Warrick County
Homer Jeffries
Helen
Spencer
Hilda Cooper
Mar Criss
Mary B. Martin
Royal Sisters
The
Lions
Temple
Washington, D. C
Otto E. Koegel
Koegel
District of Columbia
Robert Willis
Squire Granville St. Claire’s Court
Clark Thomas
MEL
Main Street
Mesdames Q’haver
Frank Clark
Herman Larsen
Fannie McCulla
Ida Trimble
Tokyo
Japan
Ruth
Lewis John Musser
Miss Trimble
Presbyterian Foreign Mission
Musser
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Pittsburg
Grace Woolley
Roth Motor Company
Robert Hochmeister
Eva Meyer
First Avenue
Katie Lutz
Firth Street
Thornburgh
Mildred Gardner
Lafayette
Ind
Florence Taylor
Louisville
Jake Taylor
Theresa Derr
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Inderreiden
New York City
Robert Hoskinson
HR. C. Louden
Washington, Ind
George Stoner
Nashville
Clyude Toush
Fred H. Gerichs
Enza Webb
Grayville
Myrl Webb
Mrs. Quince Baker
St. Louis
Miss Mabel Dickerson
Frank Black
O. VP. Dedman
Roscoe Leslie
Tennyson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Edward Seiffer
Isarl Kelley
Jane
Lutie Howard
Frank Gottfried
John JH. McMillan
Hart Township
Big
Boonville Enquirer
Minard Shoptaugh
L. O’haver
Marshall R. Tweedy
Davenport
Iowa
O’haver
Palmer Lyceum
Anna Hullett
Moravia Patterson
Henry Whittingall
Bess Gross
Alma Nonweiler
Hullet
Theodore Stunkel
Haubstadt Ind
Stankel
Indiana
Wolflin West Side
LBR. CO
ST. Joe
Virginia
Quincy L. Hart
Barrier Glde
L. Chaver
CHIRO
James Green
8Th Street
Federal Farm Loan Board
Bureau of the Treasury Dept
U.S
Farmers & Merchants
Boonville, Ind
First Poing Stock Land Bank
Dayton
Geo. Kuntzman, Sr
E. Locust St
Oldfield
Both Motor Company
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