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Newspaper

Boonville Enquirer

Location

Boonville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1923

Page

4

Fray School by Helen Byers notices and visits across towns

Mr and Mrs Herbert Wright and family spent Sunday at Kenry Smith s Rebecca Wright returned home from a long visit in Owerboro Mr and Mrs Joe Duke and Mr and Mrs John Sirles of Owensboro visited Herbert Wright s Fifth Carter of Mattoon IH returned home from a week at T A Barton s Maude Carter of South Bend visiting T A Barton s Woodrow Simpson visits relatives in Tennyson William Padget Richard Pace and Nelta Simpson visited Roy Simpson s Roy and Bernice Gore spent Sunday and Monday at William Eskew s Homer Gilmore and family spent the week end with William Gilmore Clarence Barton and family were at Jeha Smith s Roy Hudson and Bernice Gore spent Sunday and Monday at William Eskew s William Eskew spent Sunday in Evansville

Herbert Wright Kenry Smith’s Rebecca Wright Owerboro Joe Duke John Sirles Owensboro Fifth Carter Mattoon T. A. Barton's Maude Carter South Bend T. A. Barton Woodrow Simpson Edgar Simpson Tennyson William Padget Richard Pace Nelta Simpson Roy Simpson Bill Skelton Homer Gilmore William Gilmore Clarence Barton Jeha Smith Roy Hudson Bernice Gore William Eskew S. William Eskew Evansville

Governor McMaster letter on Standard Oil price in South Dakota

In Pierre the governor reports a meeting with Colonel Stewart of Standard Oil of Indiana. Officials express willingness to adjust prices to reflect costs, with options to raise gasoline or keep 16 cents, Mitchell base. Standards will maintain 16 cents. The governor accepts responsibility and defends Standard Oil as cooperating, while Independents are criticized for profiting and resisting price reductions. Gasoline available elsewhere at seven cents a gallon is noted.

Colonel Stewart Standard Oil Company of Indiana Standard Oil Pierre Stewart South Dakota Standard Mitchell Beverson

Little Zion Community Notes Across Families

Mr and Mrs P W Ward and Mrs Ina Harper and son Clemmer spent Sunday with Chas Bass and family. Bob Dimmett and wife spent last Sunday week with Wm Polk and wire. Miss Lota Wires spent last Sunday week with Miss Clophia and Ida Bass. Those who spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Noble St Clair were Misses Belt Breurner Rose Hunt Ida Bass Mayie Garrison Clophia Bass Lloyd Shelton Rufus Dowdell Ira Bass Cledith and Lyle Williams Oatley Shelton and Truman Dowdell and Verner Conner. Thurman Bass spent Saturday night and Sunday with Chas Bass and family. Rufus Dowdell spent Saturday night with Ira Bass. Miss Opal Gassaway spent Sunday with Lota Wires. Several from around here attended the Boonville fair Thursday. There will be no preaching at this Place next Saturday and Sunday on account of the association at Huble. Miss May Emily Polk spent Monday afternoon with Ida Bass. The little daughter of Arthur Garrison is on the sickest.

P. W. Ward Ina Harper Clemmer Chas. Bass Bob Dimmett Wm, Polk and Wire Lota Wires Miss Clophia Ida Bass Cledith Lyle Williams Oatley Shelton Truman Dowdell Verner Conner Thurman Family Rufus Dowdell Ira Bass Opal Gassaway Boonville Huble May Emily Polk Arthur Garrison

Grace Green Visits Rute Buzzingham Family

Indianapolis visitor Grace Green spent last week with her uncle Rute Buzzingham. Various local residents hosted or visited relatives during the week including the Stone, Bickel, Ward, Hargrave, Cunningham, McKinney and McNeely families. A birthday dinner surprised Mrs. Almond Ward.

Grace Green Indianapolis Rute Buzzingham Francis Stone Theda Miller Frank Bickel Ethel Stone Norman Baum May Julian James Cunningham Evansville James Hargrave James Sutton Norman McKinney John McNeely Lottie Virgie Inman Dubois Ben Wagner

Bullocktown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Roscoe Youngblood and family of Boonville spent Sunday with Frank Skelton and family. Helen Skelton visited Flora Powell. Wander Myers stayed with Ben Powell. Alvah Hess and Ruth joined W. B. Richardson family. The Blairs hosted Emil Lockhart and Bryan Skelton. W. W. Brown's family visited Tennys. James Gunn and daughters attended church at Hatfield. Floyd Sarver and family visited Spencer. L. D. Lockhart and wife with Wm. Raibley couple. R A Harrison and wife visited Lincoln City.

Roscoe Youngblood Boonville Frank Skelton Helen Skelton Flora Powell Wander Myers Ben Powell Alvah Hess Ruth W. B. Richardson Orval Blair Emil Lockhart Bryan Skelton W. W. Brown Tennys James Gunn Marie Lillian Iva Oscar Folsom Hatfield Floyd Sarver Spencer L. D. Lockhart Wm. Raibley R. A. Harrison Lincoln City

Folsomville Revival Ends With Combined Feed at Canning Factory

The revival at Folsomville, led by Rev. Moore of Newburgh and Rev. Sutton of Selvin, ended Sept. 2 with a joint Bethabara Folsomville gathering and a large canning factory feed. Miss Artie Perigo plans to return to Ohio as principal with a raise. Two locals, Christopher Kissel and Martha Austil, wed Aug. 31 at Boonville followed by a country charivari.

Bethabara Folsomville Canning Factory Moore Newburgh Sutton Selvin Artie Perigo Ohio Christopher Kissel Martha Austil Boonville

Crows Crossing by Genelle Easley

Leslie Lauderdale visitors included Mr and Mrs Roy Easley and daughter Genelle along with Mr and Mrs Denby Hopkins of Dale Those on the sick list are Mrs W L Easley Harriett Hopkins and Truit Brown

Leslie Lauderdale Roy Easley Genelle

Thornburgh Warehouse Seeks Clover Seed and Stock Peas

Thornburgh Warehouse advertises purchase of Clover Seed and Stock Peas paying the highest market price. Contact by phone at 2u4 for details amid a note dated saug 31th.

Thornburgh Saug

Gentryville Social Notes Record Visits and Stayovers

Miss Iva Lamon spent Wednesday night with Miss Gladys Bender. Miss Ruth Jennings returned from St. Louis to attend the high school. Alvah Hendren of Dale spent Saturday night with Ralph Feltner. Miss Mary Shultz of Evansville visits here this weekend. Irene Feltner visited Mrs. George Harris Sunday. Miss Gladys Bayer of Louisville visits grandparents. Mrs. Myrtle Frakes and sons Harold and Wallace spent Sunday with Mrs. George Feltner.

Iva Lamon Gladys Bender Ruth Jennings St. Louis Alvah Hendren Dale Ralph Feltner Mary Shultz Evansville Irene Feltner George Harris Gladys Bayer Louisville Myrtle Frakes and Sons Harold and Wallace George Feltner

Lynnville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Sunday visitors at Chas Parker's included Mr and Mrs Geo Gore and children and Mr and Mrs Luther Cabage and daughter Marjorie Jean. James Ricketts and Geo Thompson families toured to Evansville with Miss Annie Thompson returning home. Eli Beckworth is on the sick list. Gene Camp family spent Thursday and Friday in Boonville. Luther Cabage, wife and daughter were mentioned.

Chas. Parker’s Geo. Gore Luther Cabage Marjorie Jean James Ricketts Geo. Thompson Evansville Annie Thompson Eli Beckworth Gene Camp Boonville

Freedom Association Event Attracts Local Attention

The Freedom Association will be held at this place on September 7 8 and 9. Mr and Mrs John Prince visited John Bells Sunday. Mr and Mrs Belmar Conner and family visited Abb Williams Sunday. Mr and Mrs Truman Skelton and daughter visited Dolgh Skelton Sunday. Aril Shelton and children visited Earl Shelton Sunday. Arthur Garrison's baby was very ill. Several from this place attended the Boonville Fair last week.

John Prince John Bell Belmar Conner Abb Williams Truman Skelton Dolgh Skelton Aril Shelton Earl Shelton Arthur Garrison

Hartley Family Illness and Visitors Reported

Chrisney news notes Ruth Hartley is very ill. Ed Cissna and family and Harry Taylor visited in Perry county. William Allen of Evansville called on E. V. Hartley. The Hartleys and Catherine and Brooks Hartley spent the weekend in Cynthiana with Emanuel Wallace. Mrs. Buxton on sick list.

Thomas Ruth Ed Cissna Harry Taylor Perry County William Allen Evansville E. V. Hartley Catherine Brooks Hartley Cynthiana Emanual Wallace Tamily William Buxton

Pumpkin Center Dinner Guests Share Sunday Evening

Minnie and Hubert Crow visited Sylvester Mitchell for dinner with Mrs. Alex Santherd and others. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Yates and son Arnold, Mrs. Ratcliy Me oal, and William T. Os borne of Evansville. John Hawkins moved to Chandler. Frank Kinsmen of Fr. Branch joined Homer McConnell family for Sunday.

Minnie Hubert Crow Sylvester Mitchell Alex Santherd Feeler Darente Ratcliy Ed Yates Arnold William T. Osborne Evansville John Hawkins Chand Frank Kinsmen Branch Homer McConnell

Local Social Visits Reported Around Fletcher Chapel Area

Mr and Mrs Date Hart with family visited Carl Phillips and family at Mc Cutchanville Sunday. Asa Huett and Millard Huett families visited Clarence Dimmett Sunday. Arthur Deweese and C S Deweese with Ralph Hiems visited Leander Bogan near Stevens Station Sunday. Ladies Aid plans dinner at Mrs Tom Esques sale on Saturday Sept 9. Our last preaching day before conference. Rev and Mrs Davis of Millersburg visited E S Deweese and wife Wednesday night.

Date Hart Carl Phillips McCutchanville Asa Huett Millard Huett Clarence Dimmett Arthur Deweese C. S. Deweese Ralph Hiems Leander Bogan Stevens Station Ladies’ Aid Tom Esques Sale

Real Estate Transfers Across Multiple Townships

A sequence of property transfers recorded includes Emma Thompson to Delpha Floyd for 2600 dollars in Hart township. Samuel C. Ellis to Elizabeth Flittner for lots 23 and 24. Robi M. Mills to Mozelle Gough for 52 acres in Skelton township. Harry P. Peckinpaugh to Ellison Williams for Greer township at 250 dollars. Emma L. St. Clair to Agnes Oskins for 40 acres in Pigeon township at 1 dollar. Wills Taylor to Elmer Madden for part of lot 18 in Newburgh at 100 dollars. Almeda E. Williams in six deeds for 1 dollar each to named heirs. Geo. H. Williams in Owen and Skelton townships for 60 acres. Travis B. Williams in Skelton township for 95 1/3 acres. Wm. Wendell Williams for 160 acres. Clesta E. Holder et al. to Roger D. Gough in Campbell township for 60 acres at 25 dollars. Lot H. Fleming and wife to Minnie Fleming and husband for lot 12 and other Boonville lots at 1000 dollars. Augustus Allen to Chas. L. Allen in Boon township for 1 dollar. Edward Gough and wife to Frank Wilhelm and wife in Boon township for 300 dollars. Amelia J. Hunt and husband to Vernon R. Nunn for Pigeon and Owen Jps. at 1 dollar.

Emma Thompson Delpha Floyd Hart Samuel C. Ellis Elizabeth Flittner Chandler Robi. M. Mills Mozelle Gough A. Skelton Harry P. Peckinpaugh Ellison Williams Greer Emma L. St. Clair Agnes Oskins Pigeon Wills Taylor Elmer Madden Newburgh Almeda E. Williams Geo. H. Williams Owen and Skelton Travis B. Williams Skelton Wendell Williams Clesta E. Holder Roger D. Gough Campbell H. Fleming Minnie Fleming Boonville Augustus Allen Chas. L. Allen Boon Edward Gough Frank Wilhelm Amelia J. Hunt Vernon R. Nunn Pigeon and Owen Jps

Porter's Big Show Delights Boonville Fair Audience

Porter’s Stock Company gave a tent show at the Boonville Fair last week and drew high praise as one of the best tents seen there. Roy Porter, longtime Evansville theater figure, heads the act with his artist wife. They reside in Princeton and are touring this week at the Gibson county fair.

Porter Boonville Roy Porter Orpheum Theater First Locust Streets Evansville Indiana Princeton Gibson County Fair

Rauth brothers to attend colleges. Court of Honor meeting

Andy Rauth heads to Chicago University and Paul to De Pauw University in Greencastle Ind. Court of Honor members are invited to a Friday meeting Sept 14 at 7 p m with important business and refreshments. Dr Quincy L Hart has moved his practice to his father's home southwest of Heisman Pigeon township.

Andy Paul Rauth Fred W. Rauth Chicago University Paul de Pauw University Greencastle Ind Court of Honor Quincy L. Hart Barker Building North Third Street John N. Hart Heisman Pigeon Township Hart Lanville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Helen Byers McMaster The Standard Oil Company Standard C Oil Company Michigan Chicago, Ill Little Zion Clophia Oak Ridge Mrs. Maude Hart Bullocktown Lilian Gunn Mike Sels Miss Austin Wayne Wright Artes Marshall Dea Caurcy CROWS Genelle Easley Gentryville Eva Irene Feltner Lynnville Hitble Mrs Rinda Williams Freedom Association Chrisney Mrs. Brooks Hartley Electa Crow Ler Fletcher
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