Boonville Ads List Services For Residents And Trades
A compact Boonville notice page lists offerings from a chiropractor to farm equipment and real estate sales. It includes Dr Ira Scales at Ferenson Building hours and a druggist, insurance options with R D O Moore, plus sales of planters, furniture, a house and lots, cockerels, and a Morse and Wireless Telegraphy school with dates and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Scales
Ferenson
N. E
Corner Square
Boonville
Ind
Photo printer wanted at Kodak Finishing labs
Lady seeks permanent photo finishing job with no experience required. Call in person at The Foto Finishing Laboratories opposite the Postoffice. July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foto Finishing Laboratories
Postoffice
Six Per Cent On Savings From Local Association
Boonville Building and Loan Association promises savings at six percent regardless of amount or time. The notice states the association has never paid less than six percent and accepts savings at any time, urging residents to invest with the local financial institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville Building and Loan Ass'n
Bildad Nursery Co to Take Orders in Warrick County
Bildad Nursery Co will send representatives in Warrick county with headquarters in Boonville during July to take orders for November shipment. Based in Smithville Tennessee, the firm lists July dates 6 13 20 27 for inquiries and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bildad Nursery Co
Warrick County
Boonville
Bildad Nursery Coo
Smithville
Tennessee
Turpen Hill social notes recount distant family visits
Mr and Mrs G W Trautvetter and daughter Mildred spent Sunday in Evansville with Mildreds sister Mrs Clyde Bittrolff. Mr and Mrs Bill Schraeber and family of Lynnville visited Chas Bradshaws. Mr and Mrs Glen France visited Louis Ashleys. Mr and Mrs Arthur Charleton and son spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leathco. Jessie White spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Leathco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Trautvetter
Mildred
Evansville
Clyde Bittrolff
Bill Schraeber
Lynnville
Chas. Bradshaw's
Glen France
Louis Ashley
Arthur Charleton
Leathco
Jessie White
EAST LANE social notes of local residents
Mrs Liddie Rainey and son Kenneth returned to Oakland City after visiting this vicinity. Homer Lindsey and family spent Friday at John Lindsey's. Mrs Perna Bass stayed from Sunday to Tuesday at Willis Ambrose's. Marjorie Cook visits grandmother Beulah Cook. Elmer Woolsey family from near Boonville visited J W Tuley. Waldo Barr family and others traveled to Spurge Sunday. Hughie Lindsey spent weekend at home. Arthur Spradlin family and Ira Wellmeyer family visited Will Spradlin. Gertie and Gurtha Spradlin saw Bertha and Ethel McIntire. Clarence Brunner bought a new Overland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liddie Rainey
Kenneth
Oakland City
Homer Lindsey
Ray
John Lindsey
Perna Bass
Willis Ambrose
Virginia
Will Spradlin
Spurge
Hughie Lindsey
Arthur Spradlin
Bernice
Clemens
Chester
Ira Wellmeyer
Grace
Elda
Gertie
Gurtha Spradlin
Bertha
Ethel McIntire
Clarence Brunner
Johnson Chapel News This Week
Ben Heilman and family moved to Boonville Saturday and will be missed. Mrs. C. C. Phillips visited her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie St. Clair, last week. Mrs. Emaline Lauderdale spent part of last week with daughter Mrs. Mary Ingram. Ira Ingram’s children were very sick recently. Mr. and Mrs. Spradley had dinner with A. E. Burch and wife. Rev. Claud Oskins and family stayed with John Ingram. Rev. Elmer Cissna will preach the first Saturday night and Sunday. A church meeting Friday aims to clean the ground and church. Our church looks beautiful after two coats of paint. Mrs. Wm. St. Clair and Mrs. Wm. Fark are on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Heilman
Boonville
C. C. Phillips
Lizzie St. Clair
Emaline Lauderdale
Mary Ingram
Ira Ingram
John Ingram
Elmer Cissna
Sundays Gatherings Across Towns Mentioned in Orrin News
Rey Simpson and family spent Sunday at Joe Browns. Mrs Herbert Wright and children visiting in Owensboro. Aunt Mary Wright visiting sister in Midway. Woodrow Simpson visiting aunt and uncle Edgar and Mrs Simpson at Tennyson. Mr and Mrs James Thrawkins spent days in Owensboro. Elzy Byers called to bed side of his mother in Evansville Friday. NelIa Simpson returned from Detroit Sunday. Mrs William Baum and Norman Baum spent Sunday at Net tie Dubois. Clarence Barton and family at Annise Turpen's. Ralph Hudson of Evansville visiting William Eskew. Mrs Tom Davis Saturday at William Eskew's. Mrs Kenneth Eskew and son Monday at Jim Lowells. Seth Bacon and wife of Francisco spent Sunday night with sister G L Taylor. Arvas Barr and wife and J W Robison and wife flew to Lyonville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Simpson
Joe Brown
Herbert Wright
Owensboro
Mary Wright
Midway
Woodrow Simpson
Edgar Simpson
Tennyson
James Thrawkins
Elzy Byers
Evansville
Nélla Simpson
Detroit
William Baum
Norman Baum
Nettie Dubois
Clarence Barton
Annise Turpen
Ralph Hudson
William Eskew
Tom Davis
Kenneth Eskew
Son
Jim Lowell
Southerland School by Mrs. Ora E Taylor
Mrs Ora E Taylor and Ella Brunner visited M J Stephens Monday afternoon. Frances Posey visited Paradine Lampton Monday. Elbert Taylor and family visited relatives Tuesday. Martha Ashby and Evansville guests visited L W Phillips and C E Fisher. Ladies Aid met at the Ebenezer church to work on quilts. G L Taylor and wife visited Elbert Taylor Thursday. G L Taylor and family visited Mary J Stephens Friday. Sarah Perigo remains on sick list. Norman Stephens visited his mother M J Stephens. Claude Taylor visits Mertice Spradlin Sunday. G L Taylor and wife called at D W Bacon Sunday. Elbert Taylor and wife visited G L Taylor Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Taylor
Ella Brunner
M. J. Stephens
Frances Posey
Paradine Lampton
Elbert Taylor
Owen
Martha Ashby
Evansville
L. W. Phillips
Cc. E. Fisher
Ebenezer
G. L. Taylor
Malissa
Lula Ashby
Merle
Magdaline
Pauline
Mary J. Stephens
Sarah Perigo
Norman Stephens
Princeton
Claude Taylor
Mertice Spradlin
Jockeytown rememberances and local visits
Lawrence Fisher and daughter spent Sunday with Joe Bradshaw. Mary J Stephens hosted close relatives Thursday. Helen Bradshaw visited Muriel Ashley Saturday night. Ottis Perigo returned to his mother after a few days with Robert Perigo of Folsomville. Norman Stephens of Princeton visited his mother Sunday. Farmers busy harvesting hay. Local women and girls picked blackberries Tuesday. Weekend visitors at Frank Hay's included Lando Scales and wife Willie Robinson and family S D Shoulders J Leonard and Myrtle Hay. Thomas Nix and family spent Sunday at Selvin with Charles Kavins. Nancy Stephens and brothers from Boonville called on Mary H Willis Wednesday night. Ivor Scales visited Paul Bradshaw Sunday. Frances Musgrave of Evansville visited France Posey Thursday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fisher
Joe Bradshaw
Malissa Ashley
Magdalene
Mary J. Stephens
Helen Bradshaw
Muriel Ashley
Ottis Perigo
Robert Perigo
Folsomville
Norman Stephens
Princeton
Lula Ashley
Sarah Barr
Carrie Bradshaw
Warrick County Teachers Institute Set For August
The fifty seventh annual Warrick county teachers institute will meet August 20 24 1923 in Boonville at the high school building. Instructors include W P Dearing Pref Oakland City college A C Fleshman Teachers College Syracuse NY J L Simms Director of Music Oakland City Ind Mrs O A Cook will sing during the week. All teachers should register in the first two days as Professional Interest and Success grades affect licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrick County Teachers’ Institute
Boonville
W. P. Dearing
Oakland City College
A. C. Fleshman
Teachers’ College
Syracuse
N. Y
J. L. Simms
Oakland City
Ind
O. A. Cook
Notice to non-resident in Purvis divorce case
State of Indiana Warrick county Warrick Circuit Court September Term 1923 Myrtle Purvis vs Arthur Purvis No Plaintiff files complaint and affidavit showing defendant not resident and residence unknown. Defendant must appear September 24 1923 to answer or demur or case will be heard in absence. Dated July 21 1923 Clerk Ernest Wilkinson Ora A Davis Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrick Circuit
Myrtle Purvis
Arthur Purvis
Auction of 60 Ohio School Township bonds in Indiana
The Advisor Board of Ohio Township Warrick County Indiana and Trustee Smith AbsHire announce sealed bids for 60 bonds of Ohio School Township bearing August 17 1923, payable in ten years from January 1924, each $500 at 5 percent interest. Bonds issued to fund Newburgh high school construction. Bidder must file a $100 certified check. bids due August 17 1923 at 2 PM in Newburgh. Right to reject all bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Board
Ohio Township
Warrick County
Indiana
Newburgh
Ohio School Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Maurer’s
East Line
T. W. Owens
South Side
Tillinap & Co
R. D. O. Moore
Armstrong
North Side
John Deere
Black Hawk Corn
Boonville Implement Co
Ines ‘Gardner
E. C. Laswell
Henry Seavers
Third St
Walnut St
First Ave
Chas. Kirsch
Benedict Kirsch
N. J. Ave
Washington, D. C
Paul Forston
Lilly Wilson
South Third St
T. G. Gowen
East
Maple Street
Western Union
Wireless Companies
DODGE
Telegrap I Institute
Monroe Street
Valparaiso
Turpen Hill
Mildred Trautvetter
East Lane
Mrs
Waldo Barr
Gray School
Helen Byers
Seth Bacon
Francisco
Arvas Barr
J. W. Robinson
Lyonville
Southerland School
Ora E. Taylor
Jockeytown
L. B. Barker
State of Indiana
Ernest Wilkinson
Clerk
Ora A. Davis
Smith H.abshire
Ohio School
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