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Newspaper
Boonville Enquirer
Location
Boonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1923
Page
7
The ad praises the McCormick Deering 15 30 and its Red Baby service as a constant support. It emphasizes worldwide Harvester service, guaranteed instant assistance, and the advantage of buying a well built tractor with reliable ongoing support.
Elsa Gentry of Boonville spent weekend with Clarence Gentry and family. Elsa and Gladys Foster returned from Evansville after visiting Thomas Foster and family. John Shelton near Otter Creek visited son Rufus and family. Thomas Foster and family, Mrs Ova Carnahan and children, and George Foster and family visited Wan Foster and wife. Thelma Hodges spent Saturday night with Lucy Hodges.
During an electrical storm Thursday Miss Nettie Beeler's barn burned. S.C. Hartley of Chicago visited RE. V. Hartley's family. Lizzie Jones of this place visited daughter in Indianapolis this week. Howard Jackson returned from Indianapolis. Paul Cissna visited home folks Sunday. Ifenry Ellis visits Missouri and Illinois this week. John A. Bays and family from St. Louis stayed with Luella Abbott. Georgia Bryant and Thelma Crews visited Boonville last week. Emma Abbott is very ill.
Mrs Clara Holder notes social and family visits in Ricketts area. McSwane family trip to Boonville and engagements with Seltzer and Nicholson families are listed alongside threshing attendance and a sale at O E Oestriches.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Miller and Oscar Folsom visited James Gunn and family on Sunday. Marie Rogers joined Marie Rice and others for a trip to Newburgh and Cypress Beach. Atlas Hougland and family spent Sunday with the Hess family. Helen Skelton visited relatives in Gentryville. W V Brown and son William spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Brown in Richland.
The Rev. Eugene Melvin pastor of the Nazarene church and his wife have moved to Connersville Indiana to reside. Mrs Oscar A Cook and her daughter Delores left Saturday for a visit in Chicago staying with Miss Pearl Priest formerly of this place.
The Dayville Parent Teacher club plans an ice cream social on Saturday night September 1 to raise funds for the school. Attendees at the St Phillips church picnic included John Spaetti and family Agnes and Gerald Forler and Mrs B Forler George Schmidt is listed as sick. The infant son of Mr and Mrs George Eble was baptized at St Rupert church with Rev Aug Riehl officiating. He was named Cletus George with sponsors Mrs Joe Brumley and Mrs John Brumley. Visitors at Eble residence included Joe Brumley and family and George Schmidt and family. Oscar and Anthony Kaiser travelled to Poseyville for watermelons.
A Sunday birthday dinner was hosted for Mrs Kinsiah Williams at Fletcher Chapel. Attendees included Mrs Verda Greer and children of Hyansville, Mr and Mrs Arthur Deweese and family, Frank Duffy and wife, Miss Margaret Miller and I S Deweese and wife, Mr and Mrs Russell Jarrett of Daylight. Mrs Nora Mitcham and Mrs Josie Jarrett visited Fred Brammer's Sunday.
The St Johns picnic at Barnett grove drew a good turnout Sunday with many locals attending. Mr and Mrs George Eble welcomed a baby boy born August S Balser Forler and son Gerald attended events in Newburgh with family.
Oden Beeler Jacobs and Irene Bennett of Evansville were married in a ring ceremony at the First M. I. church parsonage with Dr. G W Holmes officiating. The bride, daughter of H A and Mrs Bennett, and niece of Fannie Baker, was in attendance with family. The groom is the son of J T Jacobs of West Heights, with the couple joined by the bride’s parents and Florence Wise. Lillie Norton has returned to St Louis after visiting her aunt, Mrs Koegle.
W. W. Haas and family visit Champaign for Reinhard Haas. Edith Hargrave visits Portland Oregon. Wilma Doane returns from Huntingburg. Hatfield family reunion planned in Fostoria Ohio. Child Welfare campaign praised in Warrick county with an average of twenty children per township. Yankeetown leads Anderson township with forty-nine. A publisher notes that non-subscribers are effectively dead news. Thornburgh Warehouse seeks Clover Seed and Stock Peas at top market price. Boonville Band concert planned early September. Edith Schnacke visits from Evansville. Ada Driskell and Guy Sprinkles marry in Rockport after elopement. Armadilla Hopper seeks divorce after twenty-five years of marriage. Leonard Larsen burned by scalding water. Cammefota chapter members attend French Lick meeting. Gamma Tau to install Huntingburg chapter.
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