Local residents share visits and plans in Perry County
Mrs. Claude Lomax and Miss Ella Lomax spent the weekend with Dr. Wm Lomax in Newburg. Misses Mayme and Irene Hollander are at Huntingburg. Henry Meyer returns from Louisville after a week with relatives. Maud Kost went to Louisville. Mary Lomax of Bristow visited. Mr and Mrs Jake Denning and others spent time with George Denning. The Fischers and Bechers rode to Ferdinand. Lomax couple enjoyed a Ford drive there. A free wedding dance is planned at Kost's hall Tuesday night January 23 for Currie Mullis and Ed Haug. A 425 pound hog was butchered by John Arehart and Gilbert with Hubert Boeglin. Albert Graves considers a Perry County sheriff bid. Simon Petry and wife visited relatives. George Kunkler visited John Arehart's. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Ben Gehlhausen. Henry Tebben and Theodore Huelsmann on business trips. Teddy urged for spunk and best wishes to readers. A dozen men helped bring crops to market. Raymond Paul born to Mr and Mrs August Harm. The Fulda Orchestra enjoyed a sleigh ride to New Boston with music. John Weigend was in town with his auto. Tobacco crop sold by Frank Schaffer to J M Buckner Co at 10 cents per pound, a record price since the Civil War. Mrs Joseph Holtzman ill in Tell City. her local sons visited. School sisters Blandina and Martina plan a box social January 25 to fund a library expansion. if weather delays, it will be postponed.
Local Notes From Mariah Hill And Surrounding Areas
Paul Ender spent Thursday at Rockport on business. Mr and Mrs C M Renneisen and son returned to Louisville after visiting here due to the death of Renneisen's mother. Frank Bredhold and Alvin Arnold visited friends at Fulda. Rev A Bauer went to Jasper on business. Bockting sprained his shoulder and wrist in a fall on the ice Sunday night. Mrs Jos Thoma and granddaughter Ruth Arnold visited relatives at St Meinrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Ender
Rockport
Mrs. C. M. Renneissen and Son
Louisville
Mr. Renneissen
Frank Bredhold
Alvin Arnold
Fulda
Nghtnans Bockting
Jos. Thoma
Ruth Arnold
St. Meinrad
Wintry Weather Ties Up Bretzville Social Notes
Mrs John Limp returned home from Evansville after a visit. Laura Meyer of Ferdin spent several days with Miss Anna Partenheimer. Edna Moenkhaus visited her aunt at St Marks. Irma Partenheimer left for Louisville for an extended stay. Louis Limp made a trip to Huntingburg. John F J Schurz visited Petersburg then returned home. John Limp and son Val traveled to Huntingburg on business. Louis Limp visits a friend in Siberia. Bertha Bretz, recently in Huntingburg, returned home. Snow Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Meyer
Ferdinand
Anna Partenheimer
Edna Moenkhaus
St. Marks
Louis Limp
Huntingburg
John F. J. Schurz
Petersburg
John Limp
Val
Mias Bertha Bretz
Snow Man
Fulda Visit From Joe Rupprecht Sparks Local Attention
Joe Rupprecht visits his local friends in Fulda drawing attention from residents and prompting small community greetings during a casual gathering.
Notice to Hunters and Trespassers on Premises
The undersigned warn any hunter not to hunt or trespass on the premises day or night. Guilty parties will be punished according to law. Names listed include John Altmeyer Ben Madson Lawrence Wilmer Joe Wilmer John Nord Frank J Hartz Anton Halbleib Joseph Lueken Henry Schaeffer Gaesser Bros Frank Schaeffer Ben Schaeffer Joseph Altmeyer Ben Lauke Joseph Ketzner Anton Schaeffer John Hassturther Florenz Kitten Theodore Metzger John Lauke Mat Haasturther John Metzger Katherine Woebkenberg Mathiae Olinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Altmeyer
Ben Madson
Lawrence Wilmer
Joe Wilmer
John Nord
Frank J. Hartz
Anton Halbleib
Joseph Lueken
Henry Schaeffer
Gaesser Bros
Frank Schaeffer
Ben Schaeffer
Joseph Altmeyer
Ben Lauke
Joseph Ketzner
Anton Schaeffer
Johno.hassturther Florenz Kitten
Theodore Metzger
John Lauke
Mat
Haasturther
John Metzger
Katherine Woebkenberg
Mathiae Olinger
Industrial betterment work strengthens workers and firms
The article argues major manufacturers invest in worker welfare beyond legal requirements, with hundreds of millions spent over a decade. It cites improved conditions, safety campaigns, education, housing, and pensions as mutual benefits, noting firms like Eastman Kodak, U S Steel, Pennsylvania Railroad, and others report reduced accidents and injuries through proactive safety and welfare programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Cash Register Company
International Harvester Company
United States Steel Corporaion
Cheney Brothers
Curtis Publishing Company
Bethlehem Steel Company
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Eastman Kojak Company
Wanamaker’s
Eastman Kodak Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
United Fitat
Steel Corporation
Keck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoples
ST. Meinrrd
Claude Lomax
Ella Lomax
Wm. Lomax
Newburg
Mayme
Irene Hollander
Henry Meyer
Maud Kost
Mary Lomax
Bristow
Jake Denning
John Miller
Bertha Denning
George Denning
Theodore Fischer
Misa Albertina - Becher
Kost’s Hall
Jas Currie Mullis
Ed Haug
Hubert Boeglin
John Arehart
Gilbert
Albert Graves
Perry County
Albert
Simon Petry and
George Kunkler
Mrs
Ben Gehlhausen
Henry Tebben
Theodore Huelsmann
Anderson Valley
Teddy
Sunlight
Aboue
Raymond Paul
August Harm
New Boston
John Weigend
Frank Schaffer
J. M. Buckner Co
Joseph Holtzman
Tell City
Blandina
Martina
Mariah Hill
Rev. A. Bauer
Jasper
Siberia
Evansville
Joe Rupprecht
Ely
Petson Pump Company
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
Asame
C. Wetzger
Rire
Stolus
Ation Ay
Basil
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
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