Dodge's Telegraph Institute Ad Offers Morse Courses
Wanted young men and women to learn Morse and Wireless Telegraphy with railroads Western Union and wireless companies needing operators. Quick training low expenses and opportunities at good salaries. Free catalog. School established fifty years at Monroe Street Valparaiso Indiana. (June 29 to Aug 17) Also for sale American cockerels from trap nested pedigreed stock by T. G. Gowen 419 East Maple Street. July 6-13-20-27
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Western Union
Wireless Companies
Dodge’s Telegraph Institute
Monroe Street
Valparaiso
Indiana
T. G. Gowen
East Maple Street
Six Per Cent on Savings Promised by Association
Boonville Buildings and Loan Association declares savings earn at least six percent. Accepts savings in any amount at any time. Advertisement dated May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville Buildings and Loan Ass’n
Bildad Nursery Co to Take Orders in Warrick County
Notice to potential sellers of nursery stock that Bildad Nursery Co will send representatives to Warrick County with headquarters in Boonville during July to take orders for November shipment. Based in Smithville Tennessee. Dates listed July 6 13 20 27.
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Bildad Nursery Co
Warrick County
Boonville
Smithville
Tennessee
Assistant State Forester to Spend Month in County
George R. Phillips assistant state forester from the Forestry Division will be in Warrick county for about one month starting July 17. He has just been appointed and has worked with state forester Charles C. Deam. Phillips will provide information on the wood lot tax exemption act and can be reached through County Agent Murray's office.
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Forestry Division
Department No. 7 of Conservation
Indianapolis
Warrick County
Murray
George R. Murray
Phillips
Charles C. Deam
Real Estate Transfers in Various Townships and Boonville
Real estate transfers listed include James I Phillips to Carl J Phillips for Pigeon township at $1 and related transfers to Carl J Phillips. Jonathan E Pursley receives Maple Grove Cemetery Assn parcel lot 108 for $40. Boonville parcels 7 and part lot 6 transfer between Matilda E Ashby and Geo J Ritter and spouses for $1650 and $1 respectively. Yankeetown plat by Horrom Watson recorded July 7 1922.
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James I. Phillips
Carl J. Phillips
Jas. F. Phillips
Geo. M. Pursley
Jonathan E. Pursley
Maple Grove Cemetery
Edward Pursley
John P. Horrom
Pina Dempsey
Yankeetown
Fishermen Return From Trip With Reported Lucky Catch
Local Boonville fishermen who visited Roth rock on Blue River near Mill town last week report two catches during the camp. The party includes Eugene Rogers A J Hopkins Judge Roscoe Whiper Charles Hebner Edward Schafer and son Earl and Clare Hargrave Ezra Lyon and Kyvansville father in law L E Kindermann. Mrs Anna Rinkel Brady recovering from appendectomy in Evansville. Henry Hay’s new East Main brick home nearing completion in four weeks. Ohio and Anderson township Sunday school convention to meet at Newburgh Presbyterian church with Boonville delegation.
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Rock’s
Blue River
Milltown
Eugene Rogers
A. J. Hopkins
Roscoe Whiper
Charles Hebner
Edward Schafer
Earl and
Clare Hargrave
Boonville
Ezra Lyon
Kyvansville
L. E. Kindermann
Kiper
Andy Hopkins
Mr. Lyon
Henry Hay
East Main Street
Ohio and
Anderson Township
Presbyterian Church
Newburgh
Warrick County Methodist Rally Set At Boonville Grounds
Warrick county Methodist churches announce a full day rally at the Boonville fair grounds on Thursday August 9. The program runs all day with song contests and speeches starting 10 AM followed by a basket dinner at noon. A team of four speakers from headquarters will deliver the afternoon message. Everyone in Warrick county and southern Indiana is invited to attend with baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville Fair Grounds
Warrick County
Indiana
Local Figures Named to Conference and Education Posts
John Y. Baker elected delegate to the M. iE. conference to be held in Evansville in September. Mrs. Dolly Moore Maupin of St. Louis visits her uncle K. D. O. Moore. Miss Dorothy Kelley, former Boonville primary teacher, will teach English at Mishawaka High School in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Y. Baker
M. Ie
Evansville
Dolly Moore Maupin
St. Louis
K. D. O. Moore
Dorothy Kelley
Boonville
Mishawaka, Ind
May Lowell Weds Clifford Eskew at Boonville Parsonage
The marriage of Miss May Lowell to Clifford Eskew took place Monday at 4 PM at the Main Street M E parsonage with Rev. G W Holmes officiating. Attendants were Miss Marie Carter and John Reedle. The bride, Boonville High School graduate, will live with her parents south of Boonville while the groom, a farmer, settles nearby.
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May Lowell
James Lowell
Clifford Eskew
William Eskew
Main Street
M. E. Parsonage
G. W. Holmes
Marie Carter
John Reedle
Dale
Boonvile High School
Boonville
Chautauqua Guarantors to Meet Friday Evening
A meeting of the signers of the Chautauqua Guaranty will be held in the Library room Friday at 7 30 p m. Matters of importance will be acted upon. Roscoe Kipier is the Chairman and Roger Gough the Secretary.
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Chautauqua Guaranty
Roscoe Kipier
Roger Gough
Local social notes and upcoming district meeting in New Harmony
Amy E. Hemenway of Oakland City visits the Newbys. Charles H. Garrison, county chairman and fertilizer man, visited English on business. Mrs. Anna Koegel and Miss Maurine Miller hosted a bridge party for Mrs. Stanley Miller of Leland, Florida. Mrs. Charles Stinson attended as an out of town guest. The Ladies Aid of Hemenway Memorial Presbyterian Church met at 2 30 in the afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Batt eiger, Mrs. Batteiger, and Mrs. Kate Craig of Paducah. A district meeting of county school superintendents and township trustees will be held at New Harmony on August 8. L B Barker and Truman Mundy will attend with likely wives.
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Anna Koegel
Maurine Miller
Stanley Miller
Leland, Fla
Charles Stinson
Hemenway Memorial Presbyterian Church
Mesdames
Chris Batteiger
Earl Batteiger
Kate Craig
Paducah, Ky
New Harmony
L. B. Barker
Warrick County
Truman Mundy
Boon Township
Community Notes From Barrenfork and Nearby
A Sunday schools meeting is planned at Barrenfork Church with all union and invited Sunday schools encouraged to attend. An all day program and a basket dinner follow Saturday night services led by C H Cissna of the American Sunday School Union. Mrs. Stanley Miller sails to Deland Florida after visiting her parents in Boonville. Squire Granville St Claire presided at two Evansville couples marriages, Clemens Kempf with Dorothy Hughes and Harold Covey with Beatrice Adamson. Ebenzer church Ladies' Aid hosts an ice cream social July 20 at Edward Schnepper's home three miles east of Boonville. Chief of Police Lewis Finch and family return from Russellville Kentucky after visiting relatives and reporting good hunting and few criminals back on duty.
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Union
All Union
C. H. Cissna
American Sunday School Union
Squire Granville St. Claire
Evansville
Clemens Kempf
Dorothy Francis Hughes
Harold James Covey
Beatrice Adamson
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Ebenezer Church
Edward Schnepper
Boonville
Lewis Finch
Dorothy
Russelville
Something New to Doc Scales Nickname Spillers
In a Main Street barber shop the author recalls meeting Dr. T. D. Scales known as Doe to a barber crew. The tale shows how the nickname circulated briefly only in that shop and the author jokes about sharing it with the Kiwanis club.
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Doc” Scales
Spuds
T. D. Scales
Elello
Doe
Kiwanis Club
Young business push through advertising praised
The Enquirer invites news from Boonville and Warrick county. Miss Fannie Schwinn and Miss Leona Allen, Oakland City classmates, visited relatives and friends here before traveling to Mt. Vernon with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McKinney. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McKinney, of Kalamazoo Michigan, spent time with C. A. McKinney's family and returned home.
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Fannie Schwinn
Leona Allen
Oakland City College
Oakland City
Mt. Vernon
Virgil McKinney
Rail excursion offers low round trip fare
The Southern railroad announced an excursion from Louisville and New Albany to Boonville and other Warrick county points for Sunday July 29. The round trip fare from the named points is $2.25 and applies only to that date. Citizens are urged to invite friends to visit.
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The
Southern Railroad
Louisville
New Albany
Boonville
Warrick County
Kiwanis Club Meeting Highlights New Boonville Factory
Thomas K E Downs editor of the Boonville Standard urges Kiwanis members to attend the open house at the Moses-Rosenthal Garment Company factory now in the Roth building. The first open house is Tuesday July 31 with a promise of free underwear suits and advance size measurements for men like John Kohlmeyer.
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Thomas KE. Downs
Boonville
Downs
Kiwanis Club
Doc” Scales
Mr. Downs
John Kohlmeyer
Coal bids sought by Boonville School Board for next year
The Boonville School Board invites sealed bids for mine run coal of good quality to supply all schools. Deliveries to various buildings as needed. Bids open Monday night August 18. Send bids to Supt. W. F. Vogel or to the Board. BOARD OF EDUCATION, R. R. Wilson, Secretary.
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Boonville
W. F. Vogel
Board OF Education
R. R. Wilson
Notice to Contractors for School Remodeling in Boon Township
The trustee of Boon Township Warrick County Indiana will accept sealed bids by 2 pm on August 4 1923 for remodeling a one room two story school east of Boonville. Estimated cost 900 dollars. Plans on file in Boonville. Sealed bids with 2 percent certified check required. The right to reject any bid reserved. Truman Mundy Trustee. (July 20 27 Aug 3)
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Boon Township
Warrick County
Indiana
Boonville
State Board of Accounts
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Maurer’s
East Side
Ink Cash Store
Ira Scales
Ll. W. Owens
South Side
Tillman & Co
R. D. O. Moore
Armstrong
North Side
Glory
John Deere and
Black Hawk Corn Planters
Boonville Implement Co
Boonville, Ind
Cuardner Laswell
James W. Davis
Henry Seavers
Third St
Ind
Walnut St
First Ave
Chas. Kirsch
Benedict Kirsch
N. J. Ave
Tennyson
Paul Forston
George R. Phillips
Roth
Anna Rinkel Brady
Methodist Churches
Methodist Churches of
Warrick
Palmer School
Lowell—Eskew
Philip Werry
Chester
Mayme Bohn
This City
L. B. Werry and Son
Hartford City
Mammoth Cave
EB. W. Kelley
Charles Dyke
W. W. Rhody
Madgan Halbrugé
Hartwell
Mary Seiple
Henry Roetzel
Rockport
Chautauqua
Amy E. Hemenway
James Newby
Charles H. Garrison
English
Barrenfork
John E. Baker
Deland, Fla
Leland
Fla
Mickie
Servier
Enquirer
Kalamazoo
Mich
C. A. McKinney
Mr. McKinney
L. Chaver
GEO. D. Greer North Side
Kiwanis Club Meeting
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