Community notes on travels and local events this week
Residents and visitors noted include William Jochum in Evansville, Jess and Ed Michel in Rock Port, Mr and Mrs Byrd Kemp moving to Evansville, Nora Kemp en route to Evansville, and many others visiting Jasper Huntingburg Boonville St Henry and Roanoke. A St Anthony Community Band charivari followed a Chicago visitor arrival and a Fulda school golden jubilee celebration with thanks from Sister Martina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jochum
Evansville
Jess
Ed Michel
Rockport
Fulda
M. Martina
St Anthony visit notes and local greetings
Anna Widmer of Louisville is home on a visit. Mrs Mary Englert is seriously ill at this writing. Tony Sternberg and Henry Klem were in Louisville last week and returned Friday. Frank Thieman and Frank Egler visited Jasper Saturday with Mr and Mrs Math Schnell of Huntingburg visiting the Kiems. Local names and trips appear in brief notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Widmer
Louisville
Mary Englert
Tony Sternberg
Henry Klem
Math Schnell
Huntingburg
Peter Kiem
Yung
Tolle
Townminded to Back State Highway Route Plan
Viewers scouting the proposed state highway passed through the town last week seeking a suitable route. The likely path runs from Lincoln City east through Perry county to Leavenworth, joining a preexisting road to New Albany. Citizens cooperate in earnest for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln City
Perry County
Leavenworth
New Albany
Winter Messages and Local Notes from a Small Town
Frank Hoffman works for Rudolph Tempel this week while Ralph Hobbs visits en route to Henry Hardwicks. A farewell card game at Hubert Boeglin's hosted Gilbert Arehart Hubert Ernst George A Kunkler and Boeglin. Cecelia Jasper leaves for Louisville for the winter. Louis Hill visits Tell City. Louis Gehlhausen trips to Birdseye. Sister Fius is presently sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoffman
Rudolph Tempel
Hubert Boeglin
Gilbert Arehart
Hubert Ernst
George A. Kunkler
Cecelia Jasper
Louisville
Louis Hill
Tell City
John
Nord and Schue Announced for Second Time Marriage
Mariah Hill reports the second church announcement of the approaching marriage between Frank Nord and Miss Laura Schue last Sunday. Albert Gogel welcomes a baby boy named Chester John. Isabel and Laura Schue and Frank Nord visited Huntingburg last Thursday. Frank Horlander John R Daunhauer and Frank Arnold attended the Indiana Threshermen meeting in Indianapolis. Walter Roos moved to St Meinrad for work. Mary Lemmer visits her sister in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nord
Laura Schue
Our Church
Albert Gogel
Chester John
Isabel
Huntingburg
Frank Horlander
John R. Daunhauer
Frank Arnold
Indiana Threshermen
Indianapolis
Noted Figures Misread Music In Various Anecdotes
The London Mail recounts anecdotes about historical figures mishearing tunes. Lord Brickenhead and Freddy Smith allegedly recognized God Save the King only when people stood. Empress Eugenie, Dr Ethel Smyth, Sir Walter Scott, Swinburne and Edmund Gosse are cited for musical ineptitude or practical jokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brickenhead
America
Freddy” Smith
Eugenie
Ethel Smyth
Farnboro
Sir Walter Scott
Lord Melbourne
Swinburne
Edmund Gosse
Medicis
London Mail
From Messenger to General Pellegrin’s Rise
A narrative contrasts a humorous Indianapolis News anecdote about car curb improvisation with the rise of General Pellegrin. He began as a telegraph messenger in Marseilles, saved to study, attended Saint-Cyr, earned a commission, and joined Lyautey’s Morocco operations before being wounded at the Marne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pellegrin
Langres
Napoleon
Marseilles
Military College
Saint-Cyr
Ecole de Guerre
Staff College
Morocco
Marne
Marshal Lyautey
Umbrella Sign of Married Man Warns of Rainy Times
A quirky observation by a young capitalist about married men and umbrellas. He notes two umbrellas as a sign of marriage, a heavy cheap one soon lost and a finer one kept. He says married couples now share rain duties, each carrying an umbrella to minimize inconvenience and stay dry.
No Smoking Prohibition Across Olympic National Forest
Washington district forester bans all tobacco use in Olympic National Forest to prevent fires after a cyclone left debris over about 540000 acres. The duration will be set by the Portland Oregon district forester due to high fire risk from windblown debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympic National Forest
Washington
Portland
Oregon
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Johnsburg
Byrd Kemp
John Buening
Jasper
Nora Kemp
George Neuman
Henry Hoffmann
Sylvester
Lester Ellis
Peter Morgen
Roanoke
Robert Hohl
Carrie Schulz
Chicago
Mrs
Joseph Hochgesang
Bernard Schroering
St. Anthony
Henry Klein
John Schulte
Pernice Reed
Wehr School
Boonville
Hubert and
Tillie Schwinghammer
St. Henry
Frank Thieman
Frank Egler
Siberia
Ralph Hobbs
Henry Hardwicks
Canada
Louis Gehlhausen
Birdseye
Fius
Mariah Hill
Walter Roos
St. Meinrad
Mary Lemmer
Gar
Central Avenue
Indianapolis News
Freinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
Refolay Yuna v
Our Service
Goodyear
Orres
Frank A. Ruxer
St.Meinrad,Ind
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G. €. Metzger
Ferdinand
Gan's
Mrnostarers
Essential Automotive Products Co
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