Local Social Notes and Family News in Siberia
Miss Frances Fischer left for Louisville Monday. Hugo Fischer visited at John Arehart's home Saturday evening. Mrs Josephine Boeglin butchered 16 head of hops Monday. Gilbert Arehart and mother made a business trip to Ferdinand Saturday. The Jasper family ill with flu are improving. Mrs John Arehart staying with her sister at Ferdinand. Miss Etna Boeglin returned to Ferdinand to attend the Academy. Theodore Schnell visitors at George Bouplan's home last week. A big boy was born to Mr and Mrs Joe Braunecker. Mrs John Dena on the sick list. Frank Kessens family also sick with the trio. Joe LO attended devine service here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Bartley visited Sunday. John Eckert, formerly in New Jersey, discharged and arrived Saturday night. Lucille Beekmann of Ferdinand visited Ardella Sale this week. Prosecuting attorney Stanley Krieg attended court Tuesday.
Local Notes From St Meinrad And Surrounding Towns
Miss Ima Lettagy left for Granite City after visiting here for the holidays. Kal Loehmein of Fulda spent the latter part of last week here with relatives. Dr Claud Lomax was in Ferdinand on professional business Tuesday. Frank Jeng and Ib Mullen of Adgeville were here Wednesday. George Bischof was at Fulda Ott Business Wednesday. College and Seminary students resumed classes Tuesday after a four week break. Niss Clara Niehous of Siberia is spending the week with Mr and Mrs Nd Ringemann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Lettagy
Granite City
Til
Home Tolks
Kal Loehmein
Fulda
Claud Lomax
Ferdinand
Frank Jeng
Ib Mullen
Adgeville
Niss
Clara Niehous
Siberia
Mrs
Nd Ringemann
Local social notes from Jasper and Ferdinand residents
Chub gathered at Miss Marie Dupps home Sunday night. Miss Hilda Montaux from Evansville visited friends and relatives in town. Miss Alina Brainman and Miss Marie Uebelhor of Ferdinand visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dupps
Alina Brainman
Marie Uebelhor
Ferdinand
Social notes from Johnsburg and Huntingburg visitations
John Edele and P Sehnelt attended events in Huntingburg Saturday evening. Local residents hosted and visited relatives across multiple small towns including Bretavia and Evansville. Several are listed as guests and visitors with names such as Lena Fischer Tilliedele Martina Jochem and Emma Hohl among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edele
P. Sehnelt
Huntingburg
Lena Fischer
Miss Tilliedele
Misses Martinal
Maggie Jochem
FULDA Church Notes New Members And Local Visits
Joe Ohainann Sr of Tell City visits his sons in town while Rev Paul Thoms and Rev Joseph Villiozer share time with the congregation. Three new members added since last week with births listing Naymond Gudorf Peter Rudolf and Marcella Clara. Peter May moved his saw mill to Joe Zoglieann’s farm to saw Junber for a division as Andy Jochim of Meriah Hill is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ohainann, Sr
Tell City
Vincent’ Gudorf Wson
Naymond
Wao. Collignon
Peter Rudolf
J. A
Marcella Clara
Peter May
Joe Zoglieann
Joe Schneider Leaves For Evansville Post at Parsons Scoville
Last Saturday dotox completed tin work while Joe Schneider departed for Evansville to assume a position in the wholesale house of Parsons Scoville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schneider
Evansville
Parsons & Scoville
Colder Weather and Local Visitors Reported
Celestine residents Ben Nordhoff and Wm. Teder were in town over the weekend. Philip Keller and Andy Hemmerlein returned from Camp Custer. Business visitors included Mr. Baker of Harvester Co. and J. N. Kohl of Evansville. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuies died of influenza with funeral at St Raphael church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Keller
Andy Hemmerlein
Camp Custer
Henry Kuies
St. Raphael'church
St Anthony Soldier Discharged From Great Lakes Naval Station
Otto Be Bigham, at Great Lakes since July, was discharged and returned home Monday. He had been in hospital since last September and remains ill. He will stay with his parents Dr. and Mrs O A Bigham until health returns and then go to Gotabo Oklahoma to resume his post as assistant bank cashier. Private Basil Englert discharged from Camp Custer and is now home with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto BE. Bigham
Great Lakes
O. A Bigham
Gotabo
Okla
Basil Englert
Camp Custer
Local Social News from Brettville and Surrounding Areas
Mrs George House and Mrs Will Melton of Huntingbere visited Mrs J J J Schurz on Sunday. Missrina Partenheimer spent last week at Huntingburg. Mrs George Carr and brother returned home at Petersburg after weeks here. Kimt Limp left for Indianapolis Friday for employment. A Brettville school Friday box supper drew a large crowd. Mrs John R Victor, visiting her parents for five weeks, returned to Evansville Sunday with her sister Miss Clara Limp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George House
Will Melton
Huntingbere
J. J. J. Schurz
George Carr
Petatsburg
John R Victor
Evansville
Clara
John H. Rossiter Directs U S Shipping Board Operations
John H. Rossiter of San Francisco serves as director of operations for the United States Shipping Board. He oversees Uncle Sam's shipping movements, a rapidly expanding national industry. Previously he was vice president and general manager of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Rosiiter
San Francisco
United States Shipping Board
Washington
Uncle Sam's Shipping
The
Shipping Board
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Beans and the American Conquest of Beans
Beans become a staple in American and European diets as wartime tastes spread. The article notes rapid growth of bean cultivation across regions, their role as a cash crop, and how fertilization with nitrogen, phosphoric acid, and potash supports quick growth and early maturity to avoid rust and frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Can America Produce Her Own Potash
The U S Department of Agriculture Bureau of Solis reports Bulletin No 572 analyzes cement industry potash recovery. With 90 million barrels of cement, about 87 000 tons of potash escape yearly. 90 percent recoverable and 95 percent available could yield roughly 75 000 tons annually. Additional potash may be released as more of the volatilized fraction is captured. once installed, recovery costs are low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Solis
United States Department of Agriculture
Dog Companions Comfort Soldiers In Army Life
Dogs bring comfort and loyalty to young American soldiers, offering devotion and companionship they crave. The pets amuse with lively antics and provide keeper pleasure through absolute loyalty and unselfishness, a prized bond in the army of brave soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Business trips span Huntingburg and St Anthony
Hubert Wagner traveled to Huntingburg for business last week. Mr and Mrs John Limp went to St Anthony on Monday for business. Jacob H Bretz and his daughter visited Huntingburg on Monday for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob H. Bretz and
Huntingburg
Ogurier Evansville’s Best Paper Prompts Morning Reach
Fragmentary message mentions the Ogurier and Evansville paper as the morning read. No clear event, date, or personnel details are readable to establish a fuller summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogurier
Evansville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beckmann State Bank
Frances Fischer
Louisville
Hugo Fischer
John Arehart
Everine
Josephine Boeglin
Gilbert Arehart
Mother Mnide
Paul Jasper
John Avehart
Etna Boeglin
Academy
Theodore Schnell
George Bouplin
John Dena
Frank Kessens
Joe LO
Devine
Charles Bartley
John Eckert
New Jersey
Lucille Beekmann
Ardella Sale
Stanley Krieg
ST. Meinrad
George Bischof
College and Seminary
Jasper
Hilda Montaux
Johnsburg
Andrew Wagner
Bretavide
Frank dQunkler
John Buening
Hvansville
George Thorp
Dale
Peter Jochem
Alois Michel
Roberts Hohl
August Luebbelitsen
Hubert Gelohansen
Emma
Ida
Tillie
Rosa Hohl
Conrad Seifert
Nora Kemp
Mark Young
Tnesday
Paul Thoms
Joseph Villiozer
Andy Jochim
Meriah Hill
Ben Nordhoff
Celestine
Baker
I. H.©. Harvester Co
Tom Gross
Trey
Wm. Teder
Wm. Friedmann
Fred Keller
Kellerville
J.N. Kohl
ST. Anthony
Rina Partenheimer
Kimt Limp
Indianapolis
Brettville
John H. Rossiter
Europe
Hubert Wagner
John Limp
Westinghouse
MAZDA
Electric Light & Power Co., of
Ferdinand, Ind
E. E. Metzger
FE. E. Metzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Lotes
Richard Gehlhaugen
John Pand
Ulav
John Schlachter
Anna M. Metzger
Brinkman
Mary Tretter
John Wigzer
Anna M. Kippenbrock
John Panda
Willian Huelsmann
Gerhard Veding
Mika Melling
Int
J. Agler
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Duc
Nick Sunninger
Jos
F. Vaal
St. Meingad, Uu
Ameri ‘Ca
C. 5S. Wymand
Yond Confederate Place
Louisville, Ky
Cood Cook
Clarence Dallan
Louisville Railway Co
Dr. Gugsell
Ohio Street
Ind
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