Local Notes and Social Visits Chronicle Indiana Parish
Miss Frances Fischer left for Louisville Monday. Fischer visited at John Avehart’s home Saturday evening. Mrs Josephine Hoeglin butchered 10 head of hogs Monday. Avehart and mother Indesio on a Ferdinand trip Saturday. Family of Paul Jasper improving from flu. Mrs John Avehart staying with her sister at Ferdinand. Miss Kina Boeglin returned to Ferdinand to attend the Academy. Mr and Mrs Theodore Schnell visited George Goor this past week. Mr and Mrs Joe Hraunecker noted. Mrs Jol Dena is on the sick list. Frank Kessen’s dandy also sick with the flu. Joe Oto attended divine service Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Bartley attended Sunday. John Eckert, formerly in New Jersey, was honorably discharged and arrived here Saturday night. Miss Lucille Beckmann of Femlin visited Miss Ardella Salle this week. Prosecuting attorney Stanley Krieg attended court Tuesday.
Local notes from St Meinrad and surrounding towns
Miss Strime Gettag left for Granite City last Friday after holidays with home folks. Ed Loeurein of Fulda spent the latter part of last week here with relatives. Dr Ciud Lomax was at Ferdinand on professional business Tuesday. Frank Jent and Ed Mullen of Adgeville transacted business here Wednesday. George Bischot was at Fulda on business Wednesday. College and Seminary students returned Tuesday after a four week vacation. Miss Clara Niehous of Siberia is spending the week here with Mr and Mrs Mab Ringemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Loeurein
Fulda
de. Ciud Lomax
Ferdinand
Jent
Ed Mullen
Adgeville
Clara Niehous
Siberia
Mab Ringemann
Jasper society notes on Miss Dupps home visit
The TF I Club gathered Friday night at Miss Marie Dupps home. Miss Hilda Montaux of Evansville visited friends and relatives Sunday. Miss Alma Bromm and Marie Uebelbor of Ferdinand were also guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TF. I. Club
Marie Dupps
Alma Bromm
Marie Uebelbor
Ferdinand
Huntingburg Social Roundup Visits and Guests
John Edele and P Schnell were in Huntingburg Saturday evening. Lena Fischer Tillie Edele Misses Martina and Maggie Joche hosted Sunday with Mr and Mrs Andrew Wagner and children from Creitzville visiting Frankler and John Buening spent Sunday in Evansville. George Thorp from Dale visited Sunday. Peter Jochell hosted Sunday guests Alois Michel Robert Hobl August Luebbebhusen Hubert Geldhausen Emma Clara Ida Tillie Rosa Hobl. Conrad Seifert in Huntingburg Monday Nora Kemp returned Monday from Evansville trip. Karl Young of Huntingburg was in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Fischer
Huntingbury
Tillie Edele
Martina J
Maggie Joche
Andrew Wagner
Cretazvide
Frank Frankler
Peter Jochell
Alois Michel
Robert Hobl
August Luebbebhusen
Hubert Geldhausen
Emma
Clara
Ida
Tillie
Rosa Hobl
Local notes from Fulda on parish life and births
Joe Hollamann of Tell City visits with his sons while Rev. Paul Thoms and Rev. Joseph Villinger share time with the congregation. Three new members welcomed this week with births to Gudorf, Collignon, and Serves families. Peter May moves his saw mill to the Joe Zogheann farm to saw lumber for a bump. Andy Jochim of Meriah Hill provides details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hollamann, Srr
Tell] City
Vincent Gudorf
Raymond
Wm. Collignon
Peter Rudolf
J. A
Mapeella Clara
Peter May
Joe Zogheann
Aawiog Lunder
Tin work note and job move to Evansville
The record notes a person was here last Saturday for tin work. Joe Schneider left for Evansville to assume a position at the Parsons and Seoville wholesale house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schneider
Evansville
Parsons & Seoville
Local Residents Noted During Cold Spell In Dubois
We are having colder weather at this writing. Ben Nordhoff of Celestine was in town Saturday. Philip Keller and Andy Hemmerlein returned home Sunday from Camp Custer. Mr. Baker of the Harvester Co. was in town Monday on business. Tom Gross of Trey was in town Monday and Tuesday on business. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keies died Sunday of influenza. Muaneral services were held Tuesday morning at St. Raphael's church. Wm. Teder of Celestine was in town Tuesday. Wm. Friedmann of Jasper spent Sunday with home folks. Fred Keller of Kellerville was in town Monday. J. N. Kohl of Evansville was in town Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
J. H. C. Harvester Co
Tom Gross
Trey
Henry Keies
St. Raphael's Church
Otto E. Bigham Discharged From Naval Station Returns Home
Otto E. Bigham, at Great Lakes since July, has been discharged and came home Monday. He was hospitalised since September and remains ill. He will stay with his parents Dr. and Mrs. O A Bigham until health improves and then resume his post as assistant bank cashier in Gotebo Oklahoma. Private Basil Englert discharged from Camp Custer and is now at home with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto E. Bigham
Naval
Great Lakes
O. A Bigham
Gotabo
Okla
Basil Englert
Camp Custer
Bretzville Social Roundup Notes Visit and Travel
Mrs. George House and Mrs. Will Melton of Huntingburg spent Sunday with Mrs J. K. J. Schurz. Miss Irma Partenheimer spent last week at Huntingburg. Mrs. George Carr and brother returned to their home at Petersburg after several weeks here. Kimil Limp left for Indianapolis Friday for employment. The Bretaville school bid day box supper was well attended. Mrs. John R Victor, visiting her parents for weeks, returned to Evansville Sunday accompanied by her sister, Mise Clara Limp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George House
Will Melton
Huntingburg
J. K. J. Schurz
George Carr
Petersburg
John R Victor
Evansville
Mise Clara
John H. Rossiter Leads U S Shipping Board Operations
John H. Rossiter of San Francisco directs the movements of Uncle Sam's shipping as a top official at the United States Shipping Board. His prior role was vice president and general manager of the Pacific Mail Steamship company as the industry expands rapidly nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rossiter
San Francisco
United States Shipping Board
Washington
Uncle Sam's Shipping
The
Shipping Board
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Beans and the Great American Con Quest
Beans are rising in popularity in both America and Europe as a quick cash crop. The bean habit grows with rapid fertilization and nitrogen fixation through legume roots, allowing adaptation to many regions. Proper inputs of nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash aid rapid growth, early maturity, and disease avoidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Can America Produce Her Own Potash
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin analyzes cement industry potash yield. From 90 million barrels of cement, about 87 000 tons potash escape annually. Recoveries of 90 percent are commercially proven, 95 percent usable, yielding roughly 75 000 tons annually with potential for more as cement manufacturing volatilized potash rises. Installation of recovery gear lowers costs and boosts supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Soils
United States Department of Agriculture
Dog Companions Support Brave Soldiers Across War Fronts
Dogs bring comfort and devotion to American fighting men, offering loyalty and companionship. Soldiers prize the unselfish bond with their pets, finding in dogs a deep source of solace and morale amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Business trips noted to Huntingburg and St Anthony
Hubert Wagner and Mrs Limp made business trips to Huntingburg and St Anthony respectively. Jacob H Brets and daughter were also seen in Huntingburg on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
John Limp
St. Anthony
Jacob H. Brets and
Huntingburg
Ker Evpusville Coal and Market Update
Fragmentary OCR notes mention coal and a morning greeting with unclear context. Readable terms include coal and market references but lack sufficient names, dates, or locations to form a clear, factual item.
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Beckmann State Bank
Frances Fischer
Louisville
Fischer
John Avehart
Josephine Hoeglin
Gilbert
Avehart
Mother Inideso
Paul Jasper
John Arehart
Kina Boeglin
Academy
Meo
Theodore Schnell
George Goor
Joe Hraunecker
Jol Dena
Frank Kessens
Joe Oto
Devine
Charles Bartley
John Eckert
New Jersey
Lucille Beckmann
Femlin
Stanley Krieg
ST. Meinrrd
George Bischot
Fuldart Business Weulsday
College and Seminary
Jasper
Hilda Montaux
Johnsburg
John Edele
P. Schnell
Huntinsburz
John Buening
George Thorp
Dale
Conrad Seifert
Nora Kemp
Vansville
Karl Young
L'Vesday
Paul Thoms
Joseph Villinger
Andy Jochim
Meriah Hill
Ben Nordhoff
Celestine
Philip Keller
Andy Hemmerlein
Wm. Teder
Wm. Friedmann
Fred Keller
Kellerville
J.N. Kohl
Irma Partenheimer
Kimil Limp
Indianapolis
Bretaville
Europe
Hubert Wagner
Westinghouse
MAZDA
Electric Light & Power CO
Ferdinand, Ind
E. Metzger
Eh. Metzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Klotes
Richard Gehrhausen
John Pound
John Schlachter
Anna M. Metager
Brinkmat
Mary ‘Trotter
John Wigger
Ann M. Kippenbrock
John Pond
William Huelsmanun
Gerhard Oeding
Mike Melding
J. Byler
Ferdinand Township
Duboim County
Dic
Nick Senninger
Sea of Teleplane
Jos
F. Vaal
St. Moingad
Tid
Evpusville
O. S. Wymond
Confederate Place
Louisville, Ky
Clarence Dallan
Louisville Railway Co
Dr. Gugsell
Ohio Street
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