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Newspaper
Boonville Enquirer
Location
Boonville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1923
Page
4
Boonville public schools close Friday for a two weeks vacation and will reopen January 7. Township trustee Alva Chambers of Lane Township was in the city on business Saturday.
Haskell Coleman and William Newby hunted near the city lakes and shot six Canadian Howell geese on a southward flight. One wounded goose fought back before being subdued. the birds will be prepared for a banquet for the Twelve Apostles club later in the week.
Does your son know you as you are Do you know your son He tells secrets to someone Are you that one Do you ever go hiking with your boy Is it a fifty fifty deal Your responsibility goes beyond food clothing shelter and education He is one of tomorrow’s citizens Perhaps a statesman merchant or doctor The country’s need today is men of character noble men
The quote argues pep levels vary and may drop, so if today holds more drive than tomorrow one should act now. It emphasizes seizing the moment to tackle large tasks rather than delaying.
Mrs Sally J Watson 80 a pioneer woman of Warrick county died Monday at her Yankeetown home She spent life on land her father Thomas Day homesteaded Survived by four sons three daughters and one brother Masters Post Grand Army of the Republic will meet January 17 at 2 pm in the courthouse basement to discuss important business Commander is John Toole There are seventeen Post members with nine deaths this year
Dillingham Sr a new student of dream psychology recounts a noon snooze with a vivid dream of a fast car climbing a steep Disney Hill cresting to find a bottle of alcohol and a crash ending with Mrs Dillingham polishing silver nearby the scene illustrating dream symbolism.
Dickens Christmas Carol presented by Zion Evangelical church members at Newburgh town hall on December 27 at 7 30 p m. Cast includes Paul Barber Ebenezer Scrooge Andrew Kaufman Bob Cratchit Fred Kroeger Scrooge nephew and many others with Anna Kaufman as coach. A concluding Christmas festival speech by Dr J A Schneider of Zions Evansville followed.
John Hepp was seen pushing a lawn mower the day after Christmas as unseasonably warm weather makes mowing necessary. Residents anticipate the first home grown strawberries soon and expect a call about their availability.
Corner of Fourth and Walnut Streets hosts James A. Brown as minister with 9 30 A M church school and distribution of new Bible studies. Frank Cady superintendent. 10 45 A M public worship with sermon by pastor. 6 P M Young People's Society led by Pearl Brown. 7 P M evening worship with sermon Putting off the Old Putting on the New.
St Charles hotel clerk Uncle Bill Koegel is spending the holidays with his son in Jeffersonville, away from home. The friendly longtime staff member is known for his cheerful greetings and local ties.
Spotless Grocery under Charles J. Nester provides best and cheapest groceries in the city with delivery service to all parts of town.
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