Family Reunion Brings Long-Lost Kin Together in Webster
On September 30 at Frank Fogal's home in Webster township, four Fogal children honored Mrs. Will Watson of Seattle, returning after 36 years away. The gathering marked the first time in 50 years that all living uncles and aunts met, with stories of the Vogle origin, siblings, and descendants. A bountiful noon feast followed by chats and photos capped the reunion, attended by several relatives from Louisville and Twelve Mile Indiana. About 200 shucks of fodder and 175 bushels of corn were offered for sale October 15 by Noble L. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Marr
Zelwag
Tocamasons
Henry Bye
Off
Fern
Viola
Esther Bye
Clarence Craig
Stanley
Clarence Smith
Cel Pdren
Harold
Jessie Murr
Toy Medlex
Willard
Geo. Merkert
Faigabeth Merkert
Elizabeth Elliott
Lee
Bud” Harmon
Carl
Virgil Harmon
Cédil
Sylvia
Relia
Dallas Satterfieldé
Golda
Millard
Alva Green
Cleo
Georgia Bergman
August
Roger
Johnny
Edna
Carrie Bary
Virgil Smith
Howard Smith
Jy Taylor
Lena Lincoln
Dewey Af
Zelma
Frank Fogal
Webster Township
Will. Watson
Seattle
Wash
Frank
Johan B. Vogle
Philadelphia
Baltimore
John Vogle
Louisville
Harrison County
Peter Riddie
John Voge
Peter Fogal
Jacob Herbold
Wm. IL. Watson
Kuhn
Jacob Wolfe
A. L. Bulleit
Wolfe
Watson
Peter
Preneur
E. J. Fpoepal
Wift
Jie
Morand
Sacher
Mer
Mes
Jacob WI. Wartling
Sural
Twelve Mile
Diment Deberry
John Herber
Chas. Backhens
W. Noble L. Davia
Depauw Pie Supper Season and Local News Roundup
Community notes report pie suppers by Frank Steph and multiple auction events at local schools and towns. Concurrent injuries from a tunnel accident involve Arthur Atkins and Knoeful Bergmann, while local residents pursue work, marriages, and outings amid minor mysteries and deaths.
A Pleasant Visitor from Frenchtown Visits Office
Julius Bosier of Frenchtown, aged about seventy six, called at the office last Thursday. He has been ill with kidney trouble and could not go out. He recalls his French birth and emigration with his parents, the late Henry and Margaret Boster, at age eleven, detailing a 40 day voyage from Havre DeGrace to New York and the burial at sea of a man and two children drowned during the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Moser
Arthur Atkins
Knoeful Bergmann
Depauw Tunnel
Bergman
Atkins
Wm. Blajovks
Ray Churchill's
Johnie Deer
Alma Lynch
Gas City
Ind
Joseph Lynch
Salisbury H. S
Depauw H.S
Depauw
Salisbury
Kean
Altho
Harry Voyles
South of Ramesey
Gus Harp
Mert Arnold
Westie Auxier
Morristown
Sears Roebuck
Chicago
Mildred
Kneefe Harry
Iowa
Marengo
Jule Vaughn
Jefferson Smith
Alva
Frenchtown
Joseph Barry
Eugene Barry
Frank Steph
S. T. Briscoe
Waldo Briscoe
Cordon
Wanda
Carl Smith
New Albany
Julius Bosier
Bosier
Mr. Bosier
France
Henry
Margaret Boster
Havre DeGrace
New York
Bilvertip Gasoline Ad and Card of Thanks Fragment
A fragmentary notice repeats Bilvertip Gasoline promotion offering longer, smoother runs and mentions Reaser's Pass. The card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and services following a death, with garbled names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaser
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Dean at Valley City
A large surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. Dean, 22, was hosted October 7 at the Dean home in Valley City. About 125 guests attended, with 23 cakes and various foods, and music by Simlers, Kitterman, Moyer, and Stepra. Numerous relatives and friends listed attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullie B. Dean
Valley City
Mr. Leonard
Frank and
Iva Simler
Floyd Kitterman
Guy Moyer
Joe Stepra
Birthday gathering marks Mrs. Floyd Quebbeman’s 31st
Friends and relatives hosted a Sunday birthday party at Mrs. Floyd Quebbeman’s home on October 7. A large table with plentiful food, church outing, and an afternoon of ice cream and conversation followed a well attended gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Quebbeman
Grace
Pleasant Surprise Welcomes Corydon Pastor Amzi D. Smith
More than one hundred U. B. Church members and friends in Corydon surprised newly arrived pastor Amzi D. Smith and his family with a welcome gathering in the church basement. They presented a donation of groceries and goods worth over fifty dollars and heard greetings from church groups and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Church of
Corydon
Amzi D. Smith
Brother Smith
Bro. Smith Y
N. R. Davidson
B. F. Abbott
Bro
Sister Smith
Bro. Smith
Oscar Brown
B. E. Kellems
Otto Smith
Herschel Eaton
Ollie Kemp
Dorothy Taylor
Bella Rupp
Joe Wright
Dean Kemp
Alonzo Shireman
al Cline
Wm. Rowley
Louis Quebbeman
Hugh Rhodes
Ora Farish
Mike Herter
Lafe Brengman
John Riddle
Harve Franks
Wm. Martin
Tom Wallace
John Sonner
John Frederick
Stromire
Cort Snyder
Ben Abbott
Chas. Fravel
Co. W. Kopp
Lucy Saulmyan
Tillman Farrison
C. W. Smith
Artie Shaffer
Babcock
Jesse Kitterman
Effie Reas
Carl Baxley
Frances Roberts
Kenneth Brown
Ed. Denbo
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Mary Visey at Solmon Frank Home
Relatives gathered at Mr and Mrs Solmon Frank to surprise Mrs Mary Visey on her sixty ninth birthday. Attendees included Ralph Elbert Christine and many cousins and friends. A noon dinner followed by social chat and music ended with wishes for many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solmon Frank
Frank
Mary Visey U O
Giice
Ralph
Elbert
Christine
Wallace Watson
Hallie
Margia
Will Sims
Dorothy
Will Winter
Lucille
Howard
Roy Harbeson
Claude Hisey
Tullie Watson
Ed. Richard
Joe
Charley
Lanesville at Borden Ended in Darkness After Extraordinary Pitching
In a October 7 game at Borden one of the finest efforts on the grounds, Lanesville and Borden played seven scoreless innings before darkness halted play. Each pitcher recorded 14 strikeouts. Borden had two hits and two errors, Lanesville four hits and one error. Batteries Zinninger and Minton for Borden, Taylor and Lyskowincki for Lanesville. Umpires Woodward and York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
Borden
Zinninger
Minton
Taylor and Lyskowincki
Woodward
York
Hogs and Chickens for Sale by Local Breeder
Ten pure bred Duroc sows and ten head of feeders offered for sale along with 100 one year old White Leghorn chickens of Purdue strain. Asking price 75 cents each. Seller Jesse O Flock based in Mene Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Jesse
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Middletown Milling Company
Ernest Stevens
Waltz School
Georgie Vaughn
Boston
Dan Radcliff
Hancock
Agnes Sieg
No. 6
Trencin Y Oa
Harry Edmonson
Penal Farm
Tullie Dean
Donald
Arlie Garey
Ralph Davis
Ben Windell
Cole Breeder
Martha Windell
Robert Hardsaw
Robert Mover
Bennie Watson
Corda Dean
Harry Ripperdan
Dennis Beanblossom
Joe Stepro
Neal Letheo
Herbert Beanblossom
Corda Miller
Wm. Maryars
Abraham Beanblossom
Roy Hardsow
Walter Love
James Dailey
Lee Simler
Arthur Iiardsaw
Alva Dailey
Irene Ripperdan
Frank Dailey
Dilla Colpin
Kate Fleshman
Mary Wright
Julia Mae
A. J. Thomas
Henry Quebbeman
John Hurst
Paul
Adam Quebbeman
B. H. Gabbard
Edward
Robert Quebbeman
Thelma
Louise
Arvel Thomas
Virginia
Ross Quebbeman
Raymond Dyer
Emerson and
Thurtan
SAGLE
A. M. Hottell & Sons
John H. Heth
Office
Bulleti
Corydon, Ind
Ernest Conner
Optometrist
Conner’s Drug Store
Indiana
H. H. Miller
Swarens
Adam
Undertakers
Ramsey Crandall and
Loop
Usco Public
USCO
U.S
KF. Raake & Son
Bradford
T. J. Hudson
S. R. Beanblossom, Mauckport
Harrison County Auto Co
Corydon, Indiana
Ideal Restaurant
Lush
Pearl Street
Schupperts Bus
Rosenbarger
Pearl and Market Sts
Schuppert
Civilization
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