Local notes from Sulphur and nearby towns brighten weekend
Sulphur residents report visitors from Louisville Indianapolis Fredonia and Roberta while local shipping activity continues with J D Parks sending 72 head to Louisville. The Alton Boone Township teachers institute closes with contests and prize winners Clara Neville Cecil Rainforth Belle Myers lead in events.
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Hars
J.D. Parks
Riverside
Louisville
C. A. Pearson
Letta Ridge
Bessie Johnson
Mae
Clara Neville
Ethel Harvey
Cecil Rainforth
Nona Hendershot
Mary Belle Parr
Helen Pearson
Cleon Johnson
Judge Kemp
Harry Parr
Jno
Randall Kemp
Jerome Neville
Albert Cox
Ellis Myers
Billy Pearson
Hooker Parr
Deuchars
Orville Armstrong
Leon
Indianapolis
Williaris
Oriole
Pearson House
D. S. Gaither
English
Dean Ford
Eunice Starkey
William Rothrock
Fredonia
Branchville
Fred Cox
Pleasant Ridge
F. M. Cox
Cox
U.S
Alton and
Boone Township
Teachers’ Institute
Belle Myers
N. A. Deuchars
M. A. Parr
D. S. Deuchars
H. T. Carr
D. Deuchars
Automobile Mufflers Law and Local Social Notes
The state bans driving without mufflers on highways and within cities. A wedding joins Elwood Mathers and Miss Kate Barnett at Eld. Leonard Cummins home on Fifth street. Expanded notices list real estate for sale and numerous local visits, social events, and illnesses among residents of the Roberta and Pleasant Ridge area, with several travels to Owensboro, Louisville, and Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Mathers
Kate Barnett
Eld
Leonard Cummins
Eset Fifth Street
Ida Mathers
George Barnett
Julia Davis
Owensboro
Lute Hardin
Brandenburg
Kate Fullinwider
Schooner Point
Roberta
Nashville
George Myers
Leavenworth
Violet Purcell
A. S. Purcell
Charles Kissinger
Sweeple
Perry County
R. E. Myers
Myers
Will Goldman
Branchville
Isaac Chaney
Pleasan Ridge
James Doolittle
Pleasant Ridge
English towns greet returning World War I veterans
Local notes report Edward D. Blunk and Ter rence Weedman arriving from Coblenz Germany. Leroy Cox arrives from overseas at Camp Stewart Georgia awaiting discharge. Many residents are visiting or hosting relatives, with veterans recounting service including the Hindenburg line battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Blunk
Birdseye
Edward D. Blunk
Terrence Weedman
Coblenz
Germany
L. R. Cox
Route 1
English
Leroy Cox
Camp Stewart
Georgia
Lafayette Newton
Eckerty
C. D. Luckett
Nell Thornbury
Mauckport
Emma Ballard
Lucy Thornbury
Louisville
Lizzie Denbo
East St. Louis
French Lick
Charles D. Standiford
Israel Standiford
Everett Kellams
Tilford Kellams
Hindenburg
H. K. Jenkins
Marengo
J. C. Longest
J. W. Patton
Ernest L. Leasor
Charles W. Starr
Leasor
Battle of the Argonne
Starr
Samuel Benz
Cimarron
Kaw
Alberta Ott
Eckerty. Co
Surprise Wedding Near English Unites Temple and Neukam
Wolley W. Temple of English north area returned from Dubois county with his bride Miss Rose B. Neukam of near Dubois. They wed in Huntingburg on April 21 1919. Temple 46 and Neukam 21 will reside on a farm north of English recently purchased by Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolley W. Temple
Dubois County
Rose B. Neukam
Dubois
Huntingburg
Jacob Neukam
English
Temple
Sweeney Sr K Clement Law Firm Practicing In Indiana
M A Sweeney Sr K Clement Sweeney and Clement Lawyers based in English Indiana announce they will practice in all courts. The firm emphasizes broad legal representation across jurisdictions and aims to serve clients in numerous civil matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mickie Urges Signed Pieces for Paper Respect
A caller scolds writers to sign their letters for publication to ensure accountability. The speaker argues unsigned notes are treated poorly and urges writers to take responsibility by adding their name to each submission.
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Mike
Newspaper Subscriptions Offered By Local News Office
Representatives for several Louisville and Indianapolis papers offer mail delivery subscriptions. Available durations are 1 2 3 6 and 12 months with prompt carrier delivery. Call at The News office to place an order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Louisville Herald
Indianapolis News
District Conference Dates and Local Church Goals Urged
Letter from New Albany Indiana dated April 23 urges attendance at the District Conference in English from May 7 to May 8. The note emphasizes goals for church administration including licensing decisions, literature distribution, financial setup, and reports on conversions, subscriptions, and parish organizations. Local and regional residents are named in upcoming notices and community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Pastor
New Albany
Ind
Epworth
John Herndon
M. A. Farr
200 Acre Farm for Rent Near Curby
200 acre farm near Curby with 100 acres in cultivation described as first class. For information call this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curby
Bargain for Sale 88-Note Player Piano with Rolls
For sale at a bargain a 88-note player piano in good condition with 88 rolls and a stool. Call at The News office. A surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs. Catherine Toney on her 70th birthday at her South English home with Rev. Herndon and several relatives and friends. The Presbyterians have hired Rev. Wilson from Chicago University for the coming year with first appointment in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Toney
South English
John Herndon
John Toney
Corda Hubbard
Alva Austin
John E. Newkirk
Zena Hicks
John Jones
Presbyterians
Wilson
Chicago University
Registered Male Holstein Service at Pilot Knob Farm
A farm sale item announces a registered male Holstein offered for service at Pilot Knob Farm for $1.00 cash. Contact Charles Hilgert. Also noted is a separate pigs for sale listing by David Hedden with 4-18 week age range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Knob
Charles Hilgert
Leavenworth Chronicle Happenings and Postwar Updates
Locals recall weekend trips to Jeffersonville and Indianapolis. Arthur Sauerheber discharged at Camp Sherman after a year overseas. Graduation events light the town with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. George Dalrymple. Baby Charles Samuel joins the Huff family as Henry Arthur arrives in town. Dam construction plans progress near Washington D C with summer start. High School commencement honors Prof. James E. Cox. traffic enforcement tightens on Nelson Street.
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Arthur Sauerheber
Sherman
Clem Prichard
J. B. Maher
Indianapolis
C. E. Hawn
George Dalrymple
M. E
Amit Sauerheber
H. H. Deen
Chicago
Ella Arwick
Louisville
Clarence Coleman
Tower
A. D. Huff
English
Bennie Goodwin
Loral Houser
George Wheat
Corydon
Carrie Carver
S. E. Grimes
Earl Grimes
Newport News
Mayme McGuire
Charles Samuel
Mson
L. H. Conrad
Henry Arthur
Mike
Washington, D. C
D—D
Leavenworth High School
Presbyterian Church
James E. Cox
Marshal Mix
Nelson Street
Commencement Exercises For English High School Class
Graduation exercises at the opera house Thursday honored ten graduates. The Marengo orchestra provided music and Rev. J. W. Hanger of Marion delivered a well received address on The Prize and the Price. Hanger, Crawford County native and Alton High graduate, has built a career as minister and lecturer. Diplomas were presented by Supt. E. G. Mc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Marengo Orchestra
J. W. Hanger
Marion
Hanger
Crawford County
Alton High School
E. G. McCullum
Watch Clock and Sewing Machine Repairing Ad
Watch Clock and Sewing Machine Repairing. Give me a call at my home in English All work guaranteed. M. L. Ott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Ott
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Sallie Froman
Mary Spindler
Joe Esarey
Aliska Griggs
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Sulphur
Logan
Nathan Hendrix
Riddle
Bloom Riddle
Claud Hendershot
Ella Denean
Rome
Jng. Esarey Sr
Esarey
Jesse Hanspire
Camp Jackson
Roy Brooks
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W. A
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Thelma
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Arthur Johnson
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E. P. T. Pare
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Mill Creek Valley
Letta
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R. H. Riddle
T. J Hardin
Arthur R. Riddle
Hardin, Ky
Hazel Gaither
Ernest Brown
Joe Myers
Jno. Watson
J. N. Neville
Bell Myers
Mae and
Cara Neville
Cr. M. Cox
New Law
Fifth Street
Main Street
J. E. Stewart
Joht Parr
Meade County
Elihu Pearson
Martin R Pearson
W. R. Sprinkles
Dora Doolittle
Roma East
Hazel Cummins
the Ridge
James P. Culver
Harvey Flat
Alford Alberiei
Louieville
Elizabeth
Aberlei
Lucile Sprinkles
Florence Bullington
Bess Johnson
Bernice Pleasant
Dell Deuchars
Messrs
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P. R Parr
Str
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Edgar Williams
Florence
Evansville
Roberts
Crawfordsville
Nel Parr
Son Chaney
E. E. Parr
Locust Hill
John Esarey
Ella Doncan
Ed Parr, Jr
Stella Thurston
Leo Dooley
James W. Stewart
Helen Bennett
Fargo
Charles Byrd
Benham
W. C. Taylor
Pittsburg
James M. Brown
Jessie Houser
Archie N. Bobbitt
Irvin Bobbitt
Danville
Iris Mock
J. E. Leasor
Guy Longest
Julian
H. A. Rothrock
M. W. Rothrock
C. J. Rothrock
Lotus
William
Newburg
Grantsburg
Nolan L. Pedigo
Media
Roscoe McDonald
George E. Rhodes
Boonevile
Seward Smith
F. R. Gobbel
New Orleans
Association of Southern Railway Surgeons
Charles S. Temple
Grand Chapter O. E. S
N. E. Gobbel
Richmond
J. M. Meloy
J. B. Stewart
W. E. Hostetter
Ossian
Martin J. Brown
O. S. Mock
U. S
Burl MacMahel
E. D. Cross
James E. Stewart
Benton, I
M. A. Sweeney
Clement Sweeney & Clement Lawyers
Mickie
Myrtle Eskew
New Salisbury
Elder
Otis E. Watson
Crothersville
William J. Allstott
Rachel Huff
Taswell
J. O. Parr
George M. Fields
Poplar Bluff
Fields
Johnson Township
A. T. Fields
Eckerly
Chancey Sharp
News Office
Holstein
David Hedden
Sam Huff
Jeffersonville
Maud Elliott
Clifford
E. G. Mc
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