Bert Lenn Coal Man Held on Liquor Charge
Bert Lenn superintendent of Key Coal company is held on a $1,000 bond for liquor law violation. Arrest followed accusations by Guy Miller after a Warrick County Detective Association raid found a ten gallon still and mash at Miller’s home, said to be Lenn’s property. Miller and wife were arrested and later released after a preliminary hearing. Lena to be arraigned in September term. Various local notices follow about residents returning from trips and visits.
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Bert Lenn
The
Key Coal Company
Lenn
Guy Miller
Miller
Robert Williams
Warrick County Detective Association
Spaire Granville St. Clair
Lena
Squire St. Clair
Women's Relief Corps Holds Meeting with New Members
The Woman's Relief Corps met Saturday afternoon in the American Legion hall. Five new members were initiated: Ada Hoover Ida Ruble Anna M. Childs E A Jarrett and Anna Davis. Local officers were assisted by Nellie Cooper and Rhoda Perigo of Evansville. Committees named include Relief chaired by Sallie White with Hannah Roberts and Agnes Fay, and Conference chaired by Mary LaMar with John Toole and Mary Armstrong. An Evansville corps invitation to Oak Summit park picnic on Aug. 7 was received.
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American Legion Hall
Ada Hoover
Ida Ruble
Anna M. Childs
E. A. Jarrett
Anna Davis
Nellie Cooper
Rhoda Perigo
Evansville
Sallie White
Hannah Roberts
Agnes Fay
Mary LaMar
John Toole
Mary Armstrong
Evansville Corps
Oak Summit Park
Post
Grand Army
GOAD SCHOOL By Clora Schick
Mrs Clarence Schick and daughter visited Lane Schick from Wednesday until Sunday. Children services were well attended at Freedom Sunday. Revival at Freedom church starts July 29. Clarence Schick visited Lane Schick Saturday night and Sunday. Dixie Lee Wilson visited her cousin Ermie Jane Wilson. Mrs Dale Campbell and son Charles visited her mother Friday to Sunday. Cail Hall has been sick.
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Clarence Schick
Lane Schick
Freedom
Freedom Church
Dixie Lee Wilson
Ermie Jane Wilson
Dale Campbell
Charles
Cail Hall
It Does Not Harm A Smile To Crack It
A Presbyterian pastor announces a month long vacation in August after next Sunday’s 10 30 sermon The piece urges personal responsibility to support the pastor and live by creed over lip service and reminds readers Bible school starts at 9 15 with C W Schimmelpfennig as superintendent It notes the value of action over excuses and invites attendance Sunday at the church
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Bible School
C. W. Schimmelpfennig
Jesus Christ
Bullocktown Social Roundup Birthday Surprise
Miss Iva Gunn spent Saturday night with Miss Clevie Shaul. Mr. and Mrs. Kroscoe Youngblood and their children of Boonville visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Skelton and family. Iva Gunn stayed with Wiley Graham in Spencer county and Basil. Friends and relatives held a surprise birthday gathering for Mr. J W Hadley with many guests and ice cream in the afternoon.
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Iva Gunn
Clevie Shaul
Kroscoe Youngblood
Boonville
Frank Skelton
Wiley Graham
Spencer County
Basil
J. W. Hadley
Mr. Hadley
Pocket Pick-Ups From Rockport Area News
Former Congressman Charles Lieb of Rockport has been bed-bound for three weeks but is improving. Edley Brown, 78, Civil War veteran, dies at his Rockport home. Dr. M. R. French, ex-Evansville, now Chrisney resident, buys local property. Dedication set for Troy Methodist church on Sunday July 29. Rockport tourist park opens. Dale Reporter notes a light shower would help. Mrs. Henry Metcalf, formerly of Dale, fracturing her arm after a fall in Lamar. big picnic and dance planned at Ferdinand on Sunday July 29. Pocket towns report street improvements this summer. Grandview pastors plan August open-air services. Grandview Chautauqua starts tomorrow. Petersburg races scheduled August 1 to 4. Pocket Publishers League to hold all-day picnic at Nancy Hanks park Lincoln City. Winslow town marshal targets speeders per Winslow Dispatch. Chrisney high school to install new heating system. Three doctors at Chrisney expected to cure many locals soon. Ice cream socials mark the season. A large Masonic picnic held at Marengo fair grounds last Friday. Tell City Methodists to build a new $20,000 church. Bobbed hair again popular in Tell City. editor fears barbers may lose business. Mt. Vernon to organize a new band. Many pocket papers run triplets story about Mr and Mrs Harry Hull of Boonville.
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Charles Lieb
Rockport
Edley Brown
M. R. French
Evansville
Chrisney
Troy
Dale
Henry Metcalf
Lamar
Ferdinand
Grandview
Pocket Publishers’ League
Nancy Hanks
Lincoln City
Winslow
Winslow Dispatch
Chrisney High School
Fair Grounds
Marengo
Tell City
Mt. Vernon
Pocket Papers
Harry Hull
Boenville
Enjoyable River Party At Ohio River Trip
A Boonville group of fifteen spent Sunday a river trip along the Ohio below French Island. They left early by auto with baskets and ample fare, enjoyed sun and bathing, and returned home as the sun set toward Newburgh. Members included Mr and Mrs David Newby, Mr and Mrs Charles Hemenway and son, Mr and Mrs Elmer Krause, Mr and Mrs Robert Martin, Miss Geneva Pace, Miss Gladys Christmas, Miss Lora Christmas, Albert Bieber, William Stamps, and Jimmy Dillingham.
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Boonville
Ohio River
French Island
David Newby
Charles Hemenway
Elmer Krause
Ear l Richardson Charged With Auto Theft In Newburgh
Earl Richardson aged 20 of Newburgh was arrested last Friday on auto theft charges after missing tires led to his flight from Newburgh. He returned and resisted officers, facing assault and battery charges, and was jailed in Boonville.
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Earl Richardson
Newburgh
Richardson
Boonville
Newburgh High School Contract Awarded to Roth Construction
Roth Construction Company of this city has been awarded the contract to build the new high school in Newburgh. The modern structure is expected to start at once and work will proceed promptly.
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Roth Construction Company
Newburgh
Stanley Family Visit Acknowledgments and Local Trips
Mrs Opal Tanner and children and Misses Minnie Grimm and Lillian Christmas and Cora Coffman of Evansville who have been visiting Florence Christmas returned home Thursday Those who attended the threshing at Lucy Fosters Thursday were Mrs Overbeck Lillie Holder and children Misses Agnes and Ruby Madden Hallie Thompson and Esther Overbeck Clyde Holder was in Evansville Thursday George Grimm of Evansville is visiting his daughter Florence Christmas Clyde Holder and son Everett made a business trip to Owensville Saturday Raymond Crawford and Hoyt Garner of Owensville have been visiting Everett Holder
Various Local Guests and Fair Promos at Dubois County Fair
Mrs John Stoner Jr visits Evansville returns home while Mr and Mrs Henry Osha host. Charles H Garrison Warrick County Democratic chairman travels to Mitchell. Mrs Walter Thomas and two children of Mt Vernon are guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Weyerbacher. The Theodore Wells family from Louisville are guests of Mr and Mrs S J Cockriel. Miss Jane Bennett of Charleston returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs George Wells. William Patterson and daughter Moravia return from Chicago after relatives visit. Don t miss the Big Dubois County Fair Huntingburg Aug 6 to 11 with $400 in gold prizes and live stock poultry farm products and grand races. Purdue exhibit expected. aeroplane flights daily July 20 27 Aug 3.
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John Stoner, Jr
Evansville
Henry Osha
Walter Thomas
Mt. Vernon
Kenneth Weyerbacher
Dubois
Huntingburg
Purdue
Local Social News and Community Notes
Mrs Ora Frances MacNiel of Cannel ton visits sister Mrs Harry J Wittmer for a few days. Miss Ella Rauth leaves for Winona Lake to spend six weeks in school. Mr and Mrs Lawhead return from a brief visit with friends at Princeton. John Deere farm implements touted by Boonville Implement Co. (Apr 27 tf)
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Ora Frances MacNiel
Cannelton
Harry J. Wittmer
Ella Rauth
Winona Lake
Mrs. Lawhead
Princeton
John Deere
Boonville Implement Co
Relatives Visit Highlight Indiana Trip And Guests
Mrs. Jacob Lutz returned from Oakland City Indiana where she visited relatives. Mrs. J G Spayd of Rockport was the guest of her parents Mr and Mrs J F Scott last week.
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Mrs
Ed Horn
Bloomington
Mrs. Horn
Jacob Lutz
Oakland City
Ind
J. G. Spayd
Rockport
J. F. Scott
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh
Hall's Catarrh Medicine offers an external ointment to ease catarrhal inflammation and an internal tonic to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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