Lunenburg School News Highlights Local Visits and Harvest
William Keen of Evansville moved on the Kaiser farm. Families of Beeler Addington and Ho lcomb visited Ex County Agent H R Holcomb. Hedges and Youngbloods shared Sunday visits. Wheat yields are about half normal. A Pleasant Chapel concert by Boonville M E orchestra drew local attendees. Irene Hanold visited family. Bea and Herbert Addington rushed to Boonville for Mrs Taylor’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keen
Evansville
Wm. Kaiser
Nathan Beeler
Dee Addington
Ft. Branch
H. R. Holcomb
Robert Hedges
Boonville
G. C. Youngblood
G .E. Hedges
W. W. Youngblood
J. W. Youngblood
Elizabeth Powell
Harrison Powell
Fred Powell
Alex Hanold
Pleasant Chapel
M. E. Orchestra
Irene Hanold
Bea
Herbert Addington
Tom Taylor
Pelzer Social Notes From Mrs Day Guests In Boonville
Mrs P J Harris and son Albert and Mr and Mrs Major visited Boonville on Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Wm Kellicy. Mrs Charles Comstock and children of Yankeetown visited Mrs Leota Harmon Monday. Mrs Dalton Hall of Yankeetown, Frances Moses and Mrs Norman Roberts and children of St Louis were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Harris
Albert
Major
Boonville
Wm. Kellicy
Charles Comstock
Yankeetown
Leota Harmon
Dalton Hall
Frances Moses
Norman Roberts
St. Louis
Local families host visits and a birth reported
Week of social visits includes Mr. and Mrs. Major of Evansville with daughter Emma Harris. Florence Wilhelms visits Helen Boyer. Alma Harmon hosts Kissel family. Pleasant Chapel pastor Skelton preaches at Friendship church. Numerous gatherings with White, Harmon, Perigo, Hanold, and other families. Doris Katherine born to Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Harmon on July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Evansville
Emma Harris
Florence Wilhelms
Helen Boyer
Henry Kissel
Alma Harmon
Skelton
Friendship Church
Pleasant Chapel Church
John T. Youngblood
Willie Perigo
Carson Miller
Richland
Clara Richardson
Velma Powell
Rachael White
Hazel Martin
Millersburg
Martha Harmon
Harrison Boyer
Boonville
Frank Wilhelms
Alberta Vote
Jean Hoagland
Lena Hale
Milwaukee
Wis
Minnie Shaul
Lorena Harmon
Opal Lielie
Ada Perigo
Irene Hanold
E. Hanold
Wm. Perigo
Gilbert
Louis Feldwisch
Norma Harmon
Bert Smith
Geo. Day
G. O. Day
Shirley Harmon
Doris Katherine
Henry Warren
Albert Hedges
Granville St. Claire Qualified as Justice of the Peace
Granville St. Claire was qualified as a justice of the peace in Boon township on Wednesday, marking a formal appointment to the local judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville St. Claire
Boon Township
Deaths of Lillian McCallister Alvah Shoulders and Hugh Skelton
The notice lists Lillian McCallister nine months who died at Paradise and burial in Buffaloville. Alvah Shoulders 33 died at Evansville last Friday and was buried at Maple Grove cemetery after a 2 PM funeral in Boonville. Hugh B. Skelton 77 Civil War veteran died at his son’s home in Tennyson. services held at Little Zion church with burial in church cemetery. Veterans of the Civil War join the G A R in number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian McCallister
Eli McCallister
Paradise
Buffaloville
Alvah Shoulders
Evansville
Boonville
Maple Grove Cemetery
Hugh B. Skelton
Tennyson
Ind
Truman Skelton
Little Zion Church
Red Brush column notes visits and birth announcement
Mr and Mrs George Kaiser spent Sunday with Solomon Eble and family. Born to Mr and Mrs John Conner a boy July 6. Henry Metzger and family visited Mrs Jane Pyette Sunday. Mrs Floyd Byers visited Maud Metzger Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kaiser
Solomon Eble
John Conner
Henry Metzger
Jane Pyette
Floyd Byers
Maud Metzger
Bethabara By Alma Byers
Miss Lota Conner spent Saturday night with Miss Myrle and Meredith Broshears. Those who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Everett Broshears were Delmore Conner and family and Bloomfield Grimes and family. Herschel Byers and wife visited Mr and Mrs Andrew Hunt. Oscar Byers and Kenneth Mottley have gone to Illinois to work. Mrs Ida Byers spent Sunday evening with Elzada West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota Conner
Miss Myrle
Meredith Broshears
Everett Broshears
Delmore Conner
Bloomfield Grimes
Herschel Byers
Andrew Hunt
Oscar Byers
Kenneth Mottley
Illinois
Ida Byers
Elzada West
Elberfeld Birthday Celebration For Mrs Thompson
Sunday, July 8, a large crowd gathered to honor Mrs T A Thompson on her 75th birthday. Guests included Flora and Willie Thompson with daughters Dorris and Anna Margaret, Gilbert Thompson and wife, Philip Hedges and family, Gerald Hedges, Riley Rallings and son Junior, and Miss Mertie Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Thompson
Flora Thompson
Willie Thompson
Dorris
Anna Margaret
Gilbert Thompson
Philip Hedges
Gerald
Riley Rallings
Mertie Thompson
Sunday Creek Outing With Evansville Group
Seven boys from Evansville spent Sunday at a creek. They swam in the morning and at noon prepared a fine dinner at a shack. After another swim the group enjoyed a mud fight and a small scrap, then returned home by six o’clock with John W. Greer driving. Attendees: Robert Arendell Verlis Greer Edward Arendell Reuben Ahrens Preston Arendell Melvin Speer Edward Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Lance
Evansville
John W. Greer
Lizzie
Robert Arendell
Verlis Greer
Edward Arendell
Reuben Ahrens
Preston Arendell
Melvin Speer
Edward Jenkins
Social visit roundup from Hunsaker households Sunday
Local residents census recount of Sunday visits lists Wash Rice and wives Shirley Hunsaker Amine Hunsaker Henry West Lloyd Hart Bernice Brashears Lucille Peri and others visiting T C Hunsaker. Nearby gatherings include Wintford Posey Aunt Bet Irvin Grace Laslie and family Dallsa McIntire Josiah McKinney Rice McKinney Homer Stephens Gurley Hopper Cleve Spradlin and Paul McKinney relations. Ice cream and cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Hunsaker
Wash Rice
Shirley Hunsaker
Amine Hunsaker
Henry West
Lloyd Hart
Bernice Brashears
Lucille Perigo
Wintford Posey
Bet Irvin
Grace Laslie
Dallsa McIntire
Josiah McKinney
Rice McKinney
Homer Stephens
Gurley Hopper
I. T. Hunsaker
Cleve Spradlin
GOAD SCHOOL By Clova Schick
Residents spent the fourth of July at home with an ice cream party at Lane Schick's. Attendees included the Leslie, West, Goad, Rice, Schick and Kern families and others. Madah Rice and Clara Schick visited the Carter family near Stevenson Station on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Schick’s
Charley Leslie
George West
Press Goad
Charley Rice
Madah
Eloise Rice
Iva
Ima
Aileen
Lucile West
Rosa
Margaret
Lois Leslie
Lillian Goad
Lester
Severan
Leslie Kern
Carl
Walter Goad
Lowell West
Quincy Leslie
Madah Rice
Clara Schick
Clarence Carter
Stevenson Station
Local Whose-Who: Weekend Church Visits Shared
Saturday notes show Madah Rice and Quincy Leslie attended a children s service at Mt Zion on Sunday night Eric Pemberton and family visited relatives in Boonville on Sunday Lewis Hall his wife and daughter Evelyn visited C W Goad s on Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madah Rice
Quincy Leslie
Mt. Zion
Eric Pemberton
Boonville
Lewis Hall
Evelyn
C. W. Goad
Dayville Gossip Notes From Independence Day Visits
Mrs B Forler and Agnes and Gerald Forler spent the Fourth of July at the Boonville state grounds. Mrs A Lineback and her son Firmin of Newburgh visited Balser Forler Sunday afternoon. Miss Mary O Wilsbacher returned home from J Schmitt’s Leroy. The infant son of Mr and Mrs J Schmitt is on the sick list but improving. Wheat threshing is under way in the community. Gerald and Leo Forler were in Evansville Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs George Kaiser of Evansville spent Sunday with local relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Leo Forler
Evansville
George Kaiser
Canal by Jessie Bright Canal
Children's Day services will be held here Sunday night, July 15. Mrs. Guy Cooper and her son from Rockport visited with Mrs. Herbert Atkinson. C. J. Miller and wife visited Roscoe Fisher and family in Chandler. Mrs. Annie Hay visiting. Mrs. George Nicholson of Stanley visiting. Miss Julia Ahrens visiting Evansville. Roy Nunn and wife of Evansville spent Sunday with R. S. Nunn and wife. Willie Willis listed as sick. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schick Jr. spent Sunday in Evansville with Mrs. Fisher who has been ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Cooper
Little Son
Rockport
Herbert Atkinson
C. J. Miller
Roscoe Fisher
Chandler
Annie Hay
George Nicholson
Stanley
Julia Ahrens
Evansville
Roy Nunn
R. S. Nunn
Willie Willis
Jacob Schick, Jr
John Fisher
City National Bank of Boonville Report Promotes Growth
The Enquirer presents a review of City National Bank of Boonville showing assets of 1,074,148.21 dollars. The article credits leadership and backers for the bank’s strong position and growth potential.
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City National Bank of
Boonville
Enquirer
Social visitors from Lawrenceville and Owensboro stop by
Mrs. Susan C. Miller and her Chandler daughter hosted guests Saturday and Sunday. Etta F. Bryant Ruth Leach and family from Lawrenceville and Alvah S. Martin with Josephine Johnson of Owensboro were also motoring visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan C. Miller
Chandler
Etta F. Bryant
Ruth Leach
Robert
Lawrenceville
Alvah S. Martin
Josephine Johnson
Owensboro
Chandler M E Church Struck by Lightning Damage
The M. E. church in Chandler was struck by lightning during an electrical storm Thursday afternoon last week. The steeple and roof suffered damage as shingles were torn away and fire started, but a heavy rain quickly extinguished the flames. The church is among the largest in Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Chandler
Warning to Parents About Dangers of Pi geon Creek Lake
Officials urge parents to warn children against swimming at Pi geon Creek Lake. The lake has a dangerous treacherous bottom and management may prohibit all bathing if unsafe practices continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigeon Creek Lake
July issue of Boonville Building and Loan News highlights
The July issue of the Boonville Building and Loan News is published and circulated with interesting reading. Readers are urged to obtain a copy to see the featured articles and notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boonville Building and Loan News
Flourishing Condition of Peoples' Trust and Savings Bank
The Enquirer reports the strong, satisfactory condition of the long established Peoples' Trust and Savings Bank. The piece credits the well known leaders directing its affairs and highlights stable operation in this week's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples’ Trust and Savings Bank
The
Enquirer
Lincoln Memorial Site Decision by Lincoln City Residents
The Lincoln memorial location will be decided by Lincoln City residents. If park-site property owners set a fair value for their property, the building will be erected there, according to the Dale Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln City
Dale Reporter
Ghostly rumor stirs Boonville with black mule tale
Dale Reporter notes Boonville residents report a woman in black and a rumor of drinking black mule cocktails, stretching local folklore into a mild scare among townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Dale
Mrs Owens Visits Lexington Latshaw Family
Mrs Ralph Owens of Lexington Kentucky arrived Wednesday to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs T R Latshaw for a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Owens
Lexington, Ky
T. R. Latshaw
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Floyd & Gray Motor Co
Heinzle & Nester
Boonville Bidg. and Loan Association
L. W. Owens
South Side
P. Hebner & Son Jewelers
Bert Parker
Boonville Implement Co
George Greer Pressing Shop
Derr Brothers Union Creamery Co
Boonville Milling Co
Roscoe Kiper
J. M. Jarrett
George Trimble Co
Owens & Goerlitz Grocery Co
Boonville Enquirer
GEO. D. Greer’s
North Side
Lunenburg School
Bernice Youngblood
Ed Day
Genevieve Fisher
Old Reliable Bakery
Kuntzman’s
Dedman and Rucker Proprietors
East Side
Alvah
Maude Metzger
Scalesville
Goad School
Clova Schick
Dayville
Jessie Bright
Tutt
Chandler M. E
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