Local Social Notes Highlight Community Visitors and Birthdays
Hubert Boeglin attended Ferdinand Tuesday and Frank Huilman visited his father Valentin Hoffmann. John Arehart and Henry Schlachter traveled to Cannelton on business. Edwin Denning removed his flag at Hubert Boeglin’s and began work at Jasper. Evansville’s Robert Uebelhor, Mr and Mrs Cearge Uebelhor, and Mr and Mrs Edward Boeglin share in birthday wishes. Catherine celebrated another birthday with a late night lunch. George Bayer of Hurricane was in town on Sunday for business. Jacob Kunkler joined him Tuesday. Louis Hulsmann and Hubert Roeglin hosted guests Sunday. Anthony Paulin bought a new Ford, keeping road hot on Anderson Valley. John Tempel remains active, with local traffic noted.
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Edwin Denning
Hubert Boeglin
Jasper
Robert Uehbelhor
Evansville
Bng
Cearge Uebelhor
Frieda Denning
Frances' Thacker
Catherine
George Bayer
Hurricane
Anthony Paulin
John Tempel
Anderson Valley
John
Births and gatherings noted in St Meinrad community
St Meinrad highlights include a baby born to Mr and Mrs Martin, visitors from Indianapolis at the Fischer home, a surprise party for a newborn, and birthday honors for Catherine Ernst age 19 at Theodore Ernst home. Attendees span Linetti Sweglin Temple Arehore Gundle Ernst Denning Uebelhor Mollis Hulsman Jasper Arehart Elmer Beginnings reference to Alma Becher visiting Cincinnati and locals returning from Louisville for the 4th.
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Alma Becher
Cincinnati
George Becher
Henry Brockmann
Barney Meyer
Louisville
John Greulich, Jr
J. A. Greulich
Local visitors and residents travel among Louisville Evansville and Huntingburg
Mr and Mrs Tony Prante and Mr and Mrs Robert Prante of Louisville visit Mr and Mrs Wm Meiering. Mr and Mrs Max Baker of Evansville visit Dr and Mrs William Lomax. Miss Bertha Rickelmann returns from Evansville. Ray Scales of Huntingburg travels for business. Joe Hohl and daughter Helen of Louisville visit Mike Hohl. George Schmidt visits Rockport. Orval Kemp and Nora Kemp spend Sunday in Evansville. Joe Schwoeppe of Louisville visits relatives. N A Jochem attends a ball game in Evansville. John Lehwinghammer attends Jasper on business. Wm J Kunkler visits Huntingburg.
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Tony Prante
Robert Prante
Louisville
Wm. Meiering
Max Baker
Evansville
William Lomax
Bertha Rickelmann
John Dick
Adam Verne
Joe Hohl
Helen
Mike Hohl
Herschel Cooper
Huntingburg
Orval Kemp
Nora Kemp
Joe Schwoeppe
John Lehwinghammer
Jasper
Wm. J. Kunkler
Ely's Cream Balm Heals Colds and Nasal Congestion Fast
A compact age old remedy promises rapid relief from colds and catarrh through a soothing antiseptic cream. It claims to penetrate air passages, relieve swollen membranes, open congested nostrils, and restore easy breathing.
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Ely
Burke and Hare: Edinburgh’s notorious resurrectionists
The infamous Burke and Hare murder ring in Edinburgh began in 1827 when they killed lodgers to sell bodies to anatomist Dr. Knox. Burke was convicted and hanged in 1829. Hare fled to England and is presumed dead. The term burke derives from Burke's method of suffocation.
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Burke and Hare
Edinburgh
William Burke
Ireland
Scotland
William Hare
Hare
Burke
Robert Knox
Knox
King’s
England
Where Great Explorer Lies on South Georgia Island
An explorer recalls life on South Georgia Island, the gateway to the Antarctic, where Shackleton lies buried. A single woman lived there with Capt. C. A. Larsen, head of a Norwegian whaling station, as penguins and albatrosses flock near a glacial inlet and a valley glacier.
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Lfe
South Georgia Island
Antarctic
Shackleton
C. A. Larsen
Ittle
Will Bequest Brims With Books In Quiet Estate Tale
A widow leaves a will disinheriting her husband with a single dollar after he deserted her. The lawyer informs him of the token bequest before revealing that the larger gift is to books. The estate totals under £5,000, much going to literary friends.
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Alexander Louis
Teixeira de Mattos
Fabre
Maeterlinck
Couperus
Zola
de Mattas
Lightest of Liquids
The Washington Star notes liquid hydrogen is by far the lightest liquid, with a density one-fourteenth that of water, mirroring the gas density ratio. It contrasts with liquified marsh gas, historically the lightest liquid, at about two-fifths the density of water.
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Washington Star
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Robert J. Beckmann
Edward J. Beckmann
Cashier
Beckmann State Bank
Ferdinand
Indiana
U.S
Banks
Trust Co
Total
Banks and Trust Co
State of
Dubois
The
Mathias Olinger
International
Gossip
Siberia
Frank Huilman
Valentin Hoffmann
John Arehart
Henry Schlachter
Cannelton
Edward Boeglin
Jacob Kunkler
George
Bayer
Louis Hulsmann
Hubert Roeglin
St. Meinrad
Mr. and
Mrs. Martin
Emil Sturm
Indianapalis
Wm. Fischer
Jent
Lations
Theodore Ernst
Catherine Ernst
Felix Linetti
Hubert Sweglin
Rudolph Temple
John Arehore
Leo Gundle
Henry
Hubert Ernst
Edwin Bender
Louie Gehlhausen
William Kemper
Walter
Frank Uebelhor
Virgil Venn
Michael Uebelhor
John Fitter
William Gundle
Robert Elmer
Tony
Albert Mollis
Theodore Denning
Nick Kunkler
Odelia Hulsman
Addison Wheeler
Cyril VanWinkle
Bertha
Hattie Hulsman
Cecelia
Veronica Jasper
Clara
Laura
Mamie Arehart
Albertine Elmer
Ida Denning
Odella
Edwina
Ludwin
Marie Sturm
Hilbert Egler
Verena Wilmers
Philip Fischer
Edward
Bob Becher
Jacob Buxer
Louisville Moniday
Johnsburg
Ray Scales of
George Schmidt
Rockport
N. A. Jochem
Alan
Explorer
Great Antarctic
Popular Mechanics Magazine
United States
Eagre
U.s.tires
Usco
U. S
Remke Bros. Garage
Freinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
Office
E.G. Metzger
North Carolina
North Carolins
Covenient Train Service
B. H. Todd
4Th & Market Sts
Louisville, Ky
Southern Railway System
Southern
Ind
A. Jochom
A. F. Gugsell
Tod
Timothy
Ohio
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