July visitors and local notices from Evansville area
Henry Kaiser and family plus Miss Pauline and Miss Allie Butler visit Miss Lille Metz on the Fourth of July. Mrs. Harry Law ill last week on State Street. Robert Forster moved from Waycross to St Petersburg. Fr Irving Paul reports dairy cows examined and tests satisfactory. James Roberts of Low Island NY hosted a chicken supper at Cypress Beach. Venita Brizins hosted Campfire girls for a redabo party north of Newburgh. Mrs Otto Brizins hosted Hemenway of Boonville Burbank and Mrs Clark of Charleston Mo. William Wilson and family moved to Edward Wendler's building. Miss O Neil and Clara May Taylor to Cincinnati with grandfather Bosler. Presbyterian Missionary society hosts Friday afternoon chatter. Frank Phillips of Tennesson called on friends Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kaiser
Pauline
Howard Butler
Allie Butler
Evansville
Ruth Foth
Boonville
Lille Metz
Harry Law
State Street
Robert Forster
Way Cross
St. Petersburg
Irving Paul
James Roberts
Low Island
N.Y
Cypress Beach
Venita Brizins
Newburgh
Otto A. D Brizins
Hemenwey
Burbank
Clark
Charleston
Willian
Wilson
Sargeant
Edward Wendler
O'Neil
Clara Alay Taylor
Mr. Bosler
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mesdames Hogue
Allen
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Frank Phillips
Tenneson
Local Notices list visits and farm implements ad
Miss Mabel Dickerson of St Louis visits cousin Mrs Quince Baker. Miss Adelia Schurmeyer leaves Saturday for two weeks with sister Alis Lisle Strimmers Vincennes. Sample floor covered with John Deere and Oliver farm implements from Boonville Implement Co. Apr 27 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Dickerson
St. Louis
Mrs
Quince Baker
Adelia Schurmeyer
Alis
Lisle Strimmers
Vincennes
John Deere
Oliver Farm
Boonville Implement Co
Political Gossip Mirrors Voters and Tariff Debates
The column notes Congressman William E. Wilson backed veterans interests and ward politics in Warrick County. It flags potential Vanderburgh County sheriff bids by Herman Euler and Ira Wiltshire, plus a delegation bid by Colonel William T. McCurdy. It compares wheat prices under Wilson and Harding to later tariffs, citing farm distress and rising urban living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Baruch
United States
Chicago
Wilson
Harding
Fordney-McCumber
Farm Bureau Federation
Fordney-McCumber Profiteers
Pleasure Park in Evansville Offers Free Admission and New Attractions
Pleasure Park, Evansville, now run by Pleasure Park Company, offers new attractions including a 2400 foot Giant Coaster and a gold gilt Carrousel. The park features Danceland, a safe swimming pool with lifeguards, and free acts daily. No gate fee. picnics encouraged in a shaded grove with tables. Visitors are invited to try Pleasure Park and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasure Park
Evansville
Pleasure Park Company
Ine
Cook’s and
Exposition Park
Indiana Bar Denounces Ku Klux Klan at Annual Meeting
At the Indiana Bar Association gathering in French Lick last week leaders from across the state adopted strong resolutions denouncing the Ku Klux Klan as un American. The measure passed without a dissenting vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Bar Association
Indiana
French Lick
Ku Klux Klan
Interesting Meeting TS Held by Home Missionary Society
The Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church met at the church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mull of Evansville attended and installed the newly elected officers. The meeting proved most interesting. Afterwards the Ladies Aid Society held a follow up gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Mull
Evansville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fishermen Look To Lure Blue River Fish Dry Run
Boonville party heads to Rothrock mill on Blue river with camping gear to catch many fish over a week. Participants include A. J. Hopkins Eugene Rogers Judge Roscoe Kiper Charles Hebner Edward Schafer and son art Hargrave Clare Hargrave and Ezra Lyon of Evansville who hopes to haul fish back to Htown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River
Boonville
Milltown
Rothrock's
A. J. Hopkins
Eugene Rogers
Roscoe Kiper
Charles Hebner
Edward Schafer
Art
Clare Hargrave
Ezra Lyon
Evansville
L. L. Kindermann
Lyon
Htown
Former Boonville Resident Rejoins The Enquirer
Kirsch of Washington renews subscription to the Enquirer praising the paper as splendid and improving. The former Boonville resident mentions employment with the paper and endorses its current quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepedic
Kirsch
Washinetotu
Boonville
Sirseh
Loonville
Troka
Enquirer
Miro Whirseh
Plcquirer
It Was Ever Thus Reflections On Print And Public Favors
A Winslow Dispatch letter cites editors Brooner of the Dale Reporter and Cockrum of the Oakland City Journal. It notes their attempts at praise provoke backlash and argues printed words carry weight beyond spoken remarks, shaping public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooner
Dale Reporter
Cockrum
Oakland City Journal
Winslow Dispatch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Electric Shop
Sora
Neekly Firrchate
Roth Motor Co
Boonville, Ind
William E. Wilson
Big Enquirer
Warrick County
Big Family Fireside Companion
Herman Euler
Vanderburg County
Fred Henke
Ira C. Wiltshire
William T. McCurdy
Evensville
Wing
Senator Stemaway
Tyan
Henry Ford
Collier’s Weekly
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Karding
Hutchinson
Kansas
Robert Barry
Larding
Plutchinson
Te Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
New York Tribune On Inc
Worderbane
L. Chaver
Chiropractor
OLE Enquirer
Chas
N. E. Cor. Square
Standard Oil
E. Main and
Roth Motor Con
W. Main St
Main St. Warrick County
Fred Eliiser
Lynnville
Ind
Chester Leslie
Desonia
Marshall Bros
Degonia
Haas Motor Co
T. N. Stephens
Scalesville
E. W. Simpson
Traylor Trucking Ass
Standard Oil Company
H. YT. Leslie
Folsomville
E Seales
Folsomville, Ltd
J. L. Green
Chandler
Rice & Waters
Eby
McMourtry
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