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Newspaper

Boonville Enquirer

Location

Boonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1923

Page

2

Degoria Brief Notes From Community Pages

Lana Weyerbacher Raymond reports that Adam Weyerbacher’s son broke his arm falling from a hay wagon. Claude Lacer and wife visited Wm Weyerbacher’s home over the weekend from Evansville. Ernest Schmidt purchased a Maxwell car. Malissa Martin is visiting relatives in Jovansville for a few days.

Raymond Adam Weyerbacher Claude Lacer Evansville Wm. Weyerbacher Ernest Schmidt Malissa Martin Jovansville

Garrison School Notes and Local Notices

Mr and Mrs George Burr and Mrs John Broshears with children visited G T Powers family. Ira Powers, recently working with his brother in Posey county, has returned home. Mrs Reba King is ill. On Saturday August 11 they will meet at Little Zion to clean the cemetery all interested invited.

George Burr John Broshears G. T. Powers Ira Powers Posey County Reba King Little Zion

Fletcher Chapel Concert By Boonville Orchestra

A Saturday night concert at Fletcher Chapel will feature a 20 piece orchestra from Boonville conducted by W J Veeck. Ice cream and refreshments will follow. Ongoing homecoming was delayed by rain but a wonderful day followed with messages from Rev Willis Petersburg Rev Ketcham Boonville Rev Trowbridge Newburgh and pastor Rev Davis. Flor ence Bateman Opal Williams violin saxophone and Miss Margaret Miller Evansville performed songs in morning and afternoon.

M. FE. Church Boonvile W. J. Veeck Willis Petersburg Ketcham Boonville Trowbridge Newburgh Davis

John Deere Oliver and Brown cultivators praised in Boonville

Boonville Im plement Co promotes John Deere Oliver and Brown cultivators as unbeatable in local farming circles. The notice highlights the brands as top choices for tillage equipment and urges customers to visit the store for demonstrations and prices recorded on April 27.

John Deere Oliver and Brown Boonville Implement Co

Indiana G O P politics and Klan in primaries

Political gossip notes Indiana Republicans risk Klans influence in May primaries. Ed Jackson and Lew Shank named as candidates with varying stances on the Klan. Ora D. Davis wages an anti Klan platform while urging government by law and constitution. Also reports on wheat exports, living costs, and workers in New England mills.

Ku Klux Klan Indiana Indianapolis Ed Jackson Tolerance Jackson Lew Shank Davis Mr. Davis Republican Party New England Klan Newport Ind Terre Haute Methodist Episcopal Church United States Army Donn M. Roberts Roberts

Four annual St. Rubert’s church picnic set July day

Dayville notes Agnes Munns of Newburgh ill after a late call to Balser Forler home. Helpers at threshing include Wilsbacher and Riehl families. Olive Ruth Bippus improves. Visits list Wilsbacher, Herr, Kaiser, Forler, and related family movements. St Rupert’s picnic scheduled at Spaetti’s grove on Sunday July 29.

C. J. Munns Newburgh Balser Forler Agnes Forler’s Ida Wilsbacher Teresa Riehl Clara Schmitt Edith Florence Loretta Wilsbacher Olive Ruth Walter Bippus B. Forler Gerald Forler Kaiser Forler Kroeger Will Spotti A. T. Kaiser Forler

Wells joins the $100000 club again for 1923

George T. Wells, local agent for American Central Life Insurance, repeats his achievement by earning a place in the $100,000 club. He will receive an all expenses paid ten day trip to Cedar Point with top company officials. Wells wrote over $150,000 in insurance last year and leaves for Cedar Lake on July 29.

George T. Wells American Central Life Insurance Company United States Wells Cedar Lake Mr. Wells

Banker Threshes Wheat on Elberfeld Farm

John Kohlmeyer of Farmers and Merchants National Bank threshes wheat on his Elberfeld area farm for several days last week. He says he did a full day’s work but admits his fingers stayed crossed while speaking about it.

John Kohlmeyer Farmers and Merchants National Bank Elberfeld

Bethabara By Alma Byers Community Notes

Mr and Mrs Bob Reed of Oklahoma visit Alma Byers family in Bethabara as two week stay with her mother Mrs Elzada West. Mrs Laura Barnett shared Sunday evening with Mrs Ethel Byers. Large crowd attends ice cream festival Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Claud Taylor travel from Evansville to Folsomville Sunday. Father Jolut Bracher, former resident now in Hamburg Indiana, visits hometown for first time in twenty five years noting many changes.

Bob Reed Oklahoma Elzada West Laura Barnett Ethel Byers Claud Taylor Evansville Folsomville Jolut Bracher Hamburg Ind

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