Local banker Hart celebrates eightieth birthday in Warrick County
S W Hart president of the Farmers and Merchants bank and a beloved Warrick County citizen recently marked his eightieth birthday. Friends sent congratulations after a prior report misstated his age as 81 due to a reporter's error. Best wishes for long life and good health were voiced.
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S. W. Hart
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Warrick County
Enquirer
Hart
John Kohlmeyer
Mr. Hart
Local men attend big road meeting at Jasper
County commissioners county attorneys and surveyors from many counties attended a working good road boosters meeting in Jasper last Saturday. A V Burch of Evansville vice chairman Indiana State Highway Commission spoke. Warrick county attendees included William Hay John Winternheimer L A Folsom Homer Larsen and C Warren Abbott. John Deere Oliver and Brown cultivators touted by Boonville Implement Co Apr 27 tf
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Jasper
A. V. Burch
Evansville
Indiana State Highway Commission
Warrick County
William Hay
John Winternheimer
L. A. Folsom
Homer Larsen
C. Warren Abbott
Folsom
Deaths of Victoria Eble and Mrs C C Wire
Infant Victoria Eble daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Eble of near Red Brush died last Thursday and was buried Friday at Red Brush cemetery. Mrs C C Wire died last week with funeral at Brown's Chapel conducted by Rev Ed Barnett and burial in the church cemetery.
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Victoria Eble
Ed Eble
Red Brush
C. C. Wire
Brown
Church
Ed Barnett
Evansville
Fourth of July Speech Invitations From Evansville Kiwanis
The writer explains he could not accept two July speaking engagements. He refused a Federated Women’s Club offer in New Harmony due to work and declined Evansville Kiwanis Club’s invitation because it fell on his press day. He jokes about pulling feathers from the eagle and recalls his son’s remark about public speaking.
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Federated Women’s Club
New Harmony
John W. Boehne, Jr
Evansville Kiwanis Club
Bill
Kiwanis Club
Evansville
Ralston for President Gains Backing in Indiana Press
The Boonville Enquirer, Warrick county Democratic organ, endorses Sen. Samuel M Ralston for president in 1924 on a platform to remove government from high salaried commissions and return control to the people. The Enquirer is owned by former State Senator William B Carleton who took over leadership June 1 after Rollin B Hubbard stepped back due to ill health. Virgil Kelley and wife plan a suburban home on state highway three miles from town, a modern brick bungalow.
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Evansville
Boonville Enquirer
Warrick County
Samuel M. Ralston
The
Enquirer
William B. Carleton
Rollin B. Hubbard
Virgil Kelley
Campbell and Patterson Case Results Highlight Liquor Law Trial
In circuit court on a Wednesday proceeding before Judge Lindsey, Claud Campbell was found guilty of violating the liquor law, fined 200 dollars plus costs, and sentenced to sixty days at the penal farm. William Patterson was acquitted. Campbell operates a South Third Street soft drink shop.
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State
Claud Campbell
William Patterson
Lindsey
Campbell
Patterson
South Third Street
Ora
A. Davis
Nat Youngblood
Henry Bippus
Mrs Chester Ferguson Hosts Bridge Club On Main Street
Mrs Chester Ferguson entertained her bridge club Thursday afternoon with four tables including a guest table. Out of town guests included Mrs William Hopkins of Newburgh Mrs Allen of Seattle Mrs Bowen of Milwaukee Mrs Esther Hoover Lewis of Miami and Mrs William Frier of Evansville.
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Chester Ferguson
Bridge Club
Main Street
William Hopkins
Newburgh
Allen
Seattle
Wash
Bowen
Wilwaukee
Wis
Esther Hoover Lewis
Miami
Fla
William Frier
Evansville
Residents Move Distinct Addresses Reported This Week
Movements include David Roedel shifting from 801 South Third Street to 319 Cypress Street John Chapman relocating from 424 Main Street to Rural Route No 9 and William Dorsey changing from Fourth Street and Central Avenue to 401 North Sixth Street.
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David Roedel
South Third Street
Cypress Street
John Chapman
Main Street
William Dorsey
Fourth Street
Central Avenue
North Sixth Street
Clarence Burbeck and Ada Johns Marriage at Hemenway Memorial
Clarence E. Burbeck a Charleston railroad conductor married Ada Johns at the Hemenway Memorial Presbyterian church with Rev. G W Burton officiating. Ada Johns is a niece of Mrs. Conrad Hemenway and was visiting relatives. the ceremony occurred last Thursday.
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Hemenway
Phillips Visits Tennyson and Reaffirms Enquirer Subscription
J. E. Phillips, a prominent Tennyson resident, stopped by the Enquirer office in town Monday and renewed his subscription to Warrick county's big newspaper. He praised Tennyson as the best town on earth and offered to prove it.
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J. E. Phillips
Tennyson
Enquirer
Warrick County
Sunday Schools Unite at Campbell Township Meet
The Campbell Township Sunday school convention gathers at the Evangelical frame church in Campbell Township on Sunday afternoon July 8 at 2 00 P M.
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Campbell Township
Evangelical Frame
Boonville Kiwanis Club Emerges as City’s Major Asset
Ernest W. Owen details the Kiwanis Club of Boonville founded 15 months earlier with a 75-member cap and a long list of achievements. The group moved to the St. Charles hotel in February, funded a new dining hall, and purchased a pul motor for the fire station. They led a May 1922 paint and clean up week, aided Orphans’ Home improvements, and promoted roads and publicity for Boonville. They helped attract the Moses Rosenthal underwear factory, seen as a major future employer. The mayor and two councilmen are members, signaling strong civic ties.
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Kiwanis Club of
Boonville
Warrick County
Hemenway Memorial Church
St. Charles Hotel
Kiwanis Club
Bettter
Breckenridge City Park
State Highway Commission
City of
T. C. Mullins
William E. Stevens
Rudolph Ruble
Kiwanis Club of Boonville Looks to a Prosperous Year
The Kiwanis Club of Boonville outlines an ambitious agenda for the coming year. Officers listed include T. D. Scales as president and John Kohlmeyer as vice president with Kenneth H. Weyerbacher as secretary and Louis Bohn as treasurer.
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Kiwanis Club
Boonville
T. D. Scales
John Kohlmeyer
Kenneth H. Weyerbacher
Louis Bohn
Frank Derr
W. S. Hatfield
John Heintze
Wm. A. Campbell
New Harmony Golden Rain Tree Dazzles From Air and Land
New Harmony's Golden Rain tree, gate tree, blooms uniquely for the town, painting a yellow jasmine parade seen from air and ground. Its petals attract honey gatherers while other trees harbor pests. locals note the beauty and lasting memory, contrasted with catalpa woes. Community notes include travel, visits, and local events from Huntingburg Signal and surrounding stories.
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New Harmony
Catalpa
New Harmony Times
S. W. Taylor Featured On Interstate Fair Committee
Warrick county leader S. W. Taylor serves on the executive committee for the Interstate Fair at Dade Park in Evansville this week. The Evansville Courier published his pictured profile last Sunday. Taylor is a practical farmer regarding agriculture.
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S. W. Taylor
Warrick County
Dade Park
Evansville
Taylor
Local Notes and People in Warrick County
J W Davis travels to Savannah Mo for a few weeks. Amama class of First Baptist meets at Mrs. Fred Lerch's home. Ice cream social at Turpin schoolhouse. Children's Day services attract large crowds. Dr T D Scales and wife plan a Niagara Falls motor trip via Cleveland. Dr and Mrs G W Holmes head to French Lick and West Baden for July 4 address. Dr G W Bosler to motor east with Dr F G Bosler returning about July 20. Uncle Bill Koegel leaves for Jeffersonville to visit his son. Hazel Benton remains critically ill after brain fever, home with grandfather I A Benton. Schmitt, Schmidt, and Moesner naturalize in Warrick circuit court. Mrs J H Thornburgh visits New York then Bluefield W Va. township high school principals meet to discuss new study plan. William Dennis appointed guardian for an ex service man formerly ruled insane in Washington state.
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William Dennis
Caleb Lindsey
Circuit Court
State of
Washington
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