Local Notes and Holiday Visits Across Evansville Area
Social tidbits mention Miss Aline Begers and Miss Frances Meyer visiting in Louisville and Evansville relatives visiting from Owensboro and Ferdinand. Numerous locals including Miss Bertha Rickelmann Miss Mathilda Mulis and Miss Tillie Jochum spend holidays at home and with kin. The column ends with a wartime style plea listing military enlistment opportunities at various posts and camps.
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Aline Begers
Louisville
Frances Meyer
Henry Meyer
Mrs
Frank Meyer
Tillie Jochum
Evansville
Mike Schwinghammer
Swing
Ville
Evansville Visitors and Holiday Travel List in City
Mrs Carl Pfeiffer of Evansville visits the Stallmann Nord and Hejchelbach families. Edward Bredhold returns from Beleftower Illinois after work. Misses Martha and Isabelle Schue return from Friday’s funeral. Richard Bredhold and John Rettag of Louisville spend holidays with local kin. Louis Schum and Albert Greehler visit Evansville. Carl Wessels of Louisville arrives for two week visit. Mary and Elizabeth Schum of Dale visit sister Mrs Maurice Hollerther. Joseph Yellig and Aloys Dilger travel to Louisville for holidays.
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Richard Bredhold
John Rettag
Louisville
Louis Schum
Albert Greehler
Evansville
Carl Wessels
Zachary Kern
Mary
Elizabeth Schum
Dale
Maurice Hollarther
Joseph Yellig
Aloys Dilger
Fulda News Roundup Highlights Holiday Visits
Fulda wishes readers a happy new year. Id Loehrlein spent Christmas in Evansville with a friend. Robert Collgnon of Chicago visits his mother in town. During the holidays Carl Weaver worked on at.
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Helen and
Martina Weaver
Pauline Haller
Apalonia Wanninger
Evansville
Orval Kemp
Robert Wr Ht
Bucsuay
Id Loehrlein
Robert Collgnon
Chicago
Carl Weaver
Snowfall and holiday visits brighten Siberia scene
Absent residents resume activities after a fine snow. The Arehart family makes holiday visits from Louisville and Ferdinand. Various locals travel for business, services, and calls near Bristow and Ferdinand. A baby girl weighing 10 pounds four ounces is born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gehlhausen.
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Jacob Gehlhausen
Minnie Sternberg
Evansville Market Prices December 30 1920
Evansville Indiana market report lists grain corn oats wheat and potatoes with per bushel or per hundred weight prices. Livestock quotes include cattle hogs and poultry with several price ranges and tonnage figures. Hay timber and other farm commodities show No 1 Timothy at 25.00 per ton.
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Evansville
Ind
Southern Time Card Announces July 25 1920 Train Schedules
The Johnsburg Indiana agent N A Jochem lists July 25 1920 effective times for Southern Time Card trains. Eastbound Train 9 arrives at 2:30 p.m. Westbound Train 12 at 8:38 a.m and 1:5? a.m. Train 13 east connects at Huntingburg with Train 23 serving Huntingburg to Louisville.
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Huntingburg
Louisville
N. A. Jochem
Johnsburg
Ind
Ferdinand Rail Road Time Table July 7 1018
Timetable shows Ferdinand to Huntingburg service with trips at 7:30 am 8:00 am 9:40 am 6:30 pm 7:00 pm and 7:35 pm. Train No 1 links to Southern trains 12 9 6. Train No 3 links to Southern trains 6 11 10. All trains operate from Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg Ind.
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Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Evanaville
Rockport
Cannelton
Ferdinand Township Trustee Announces Daily Office at Home
Ferdinand Indiana trustee Nick Senninger announces he will attend to township business at his home office each weekday. Residents are urged to present any township affairs at his residence in Ferdinand.
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Ferdinand Township
Duboin County
Nick Senninger
Ferdinand, Ind
First Option in Matrimonial Contract Offer
A man proposes marriage with a formal contract to Mary Dugh, offering a two option sequence. She counters by saying she has second option in hand and will discuss only as a business matter. The dialogue ends with her noting first option never guarantees a binding agreement.
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Herbert Jones
Mary Dugh
Lfe
Alden House at Duxbury Tells Pilgrim Story
The Alden family has acquired the Alden house in Duxbury Massachusetts a landmark linked to John and Priscilla Alden and seven Mayflower pilgrims who settled the town in 1627. The present house built in 1653 has secret passages and hidden stairs dating to colonial times.
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Alden
Duxbury
Mass
America
Aldens
John
Priscilla
Plymouth
Boston
Jonathan
Aldéns
Odd Mixtures in Bermuda Draw Visitors and Locals
Bermuda’s capital Hamilton blends modern touches with ancient charm. Americans mingle with locals as English retirees join tourists on Front Street. A bemused American notes island speech as a taxi driver cries Keb, sir and a guide describes the peak view as a little bit off right.
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Bermudas
Hamilton
Bermuda
Parlaeville
Front
Queen
Reid
Island
London
Japan’s Fuji Mountain Feeds Plain of Heat and Fire
Fuji stands 12 805 feet high with signs of steam jets in the cone remnants. Boiling springs circle the base, hot enough to cook eggs in a minute, named Ojigoku or Great Hell. About 800 000 pilgrims ascend annually, this year even more due to a special calendar year.
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Japan
Fuji
Not Exciting Provi Review from Birmingham Patron
A Birmingham Age Herald reader complains the provie lacked thrills. The reviewer mocks a hero who jumps from a 60 mph train to an airplane, rides a car over a cliff edge, and stands on a submarine deck as it submerges, calling it unexerting.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Transformation of a former waitress into a film star
In a Birmingham Age-Herald snippet the Elite restaurant owner remarks on a former waitress now a motion picture star. The conversation notes she has changed her name hair and disposition.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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