Local Gossip Notes From Hontingborg And Nearby
Mr and Mrs Jacob Bret and children visited Hontingborg Friday. Miss Carrie Moenkhans returned home to Hontingborg Saturday after visiting her sister. Arnold Heidrick of Louisville spent time with a dear friend. Dr and Mrs C Dowell of Huntingburg were guests at John Limps Thursday evening. Miss Kertha Areta Howe left Evansville for a month’s stay. Emil Limp came from Indianapolis to visit Miss Idna Moenkhaus. Misses Emma Schmidt Anna Klein and niece Normandy of Evansville are visiting here. J P Sebi and children were in Huntingburg Saturday. A barge outing occurred for the Fourth of July at Ferdinand Friday. Misses Clara and Advina Kim and friends attended Ferdinand’s Fourth. A party hosted by Miss Cara and Aldvina Lidip honored their guests Sunday evening. Misses [des selaiidt and Anna Klein of Evansville spent the Fourth and Fifth here. Commodore and Maud Van Winkle of near Adgeville spent a few hours in town Wednesday. Dr and Mrs Claude Lomax were at Bristow Wednesday. Win Nou has returned from overseas and is stationed at Hatoxen New Jersey.
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Miss Cara
Aldvina Lidip
Des Selaiidt
Anna Klein
Local Notes From Sibera And Vicinity Picnic Attendance At St Meinrad
The record lists numerous visits and social events in Sibera, Kasper Visited Paul Dies on Friday with Saturday. Miss Theresia Heeke and fiancé William Pemple attended the Ferdinand picnic. Felix Linette Jr and family visited Mars. Linette’s parents today Gilbert Arvhart, George Wapkler and Lillian Temple called on John Dena. Several attended the picnic at St Meinrad Saturday. Hubert Ernst returned from Treband to visit Mi oa and Mrs. Alex Hraust. Martin Bombhouliski of Jasper was in town Saturday. Jim Hail passed through on Sunday. Theodore and Geo Menst left for Caumpus on Monday. Bertha Hueisermann returned from Louisville to visit family. Wabert Dery visited George Kankler Sunday. Miss Elisabeth Blume and her fiancé attended the St Anthony picnic on the 4th. Misses Clara and Theresia Jasper visited John Arelatrt Sunday. Nick Wanttler called on Frank Hueclsina Saturday. Annual patron feast next Sunday. John Hildenbrand spent Sunday at St Meinrad visiting relatives. The July 4th picnic drew a large crowd, showing Fulda as a fine celebration site. Benedictine Sisters departed for Convent at Jerdin for summer. J A Sergestetter stands in for organist Sr. M Martina during absence.
St Meinrad Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Trina Bettag left for St Louis after a week with foils. Miss Balbine Kost of eviunis ville visited her parents there a few days. Mick Sitzmann bought a Chevrolet touring car last week. John Dick and Moss Theresin involved. Verne of Evansville spent Friday and Saturday with her parents. Leo Kost and Miss Celia Horny of Wuntingbury visit Claas Kost. Miss Verona Schaefer returned from Louisville to visit home folks. Miss Pauline Bockting went to Louisville to visit her sister.
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Balbine Kost
Eviunisville
Mick Sitzmann
Bo User
John Dick
Moss Theresin
Verne
Evansville
Leo Kost
Celia Horny
Wuntingbury
Claas, Kost
Verona Schaefer
Louisville
Pauline Bockting
Zogtman sisters return home after visit
Misses Mary and Antonia Zogtman came back to St Evansville this week after several pleasant days with relatives and friends. The Young Men's Society of Edwin Yent and Joe Berger of St Benedict will celebrate their.
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Mary
Antonia Zogtman
St.Evansville
Young Mens Society
Edwin Yent
Joe Berger
St. Benedict
Local Visitors Frame Weekend in Johnsburg
Mrs. Henry Hoffman and child visited Vansville this week, while OM Terry of Peinceton and Louis Wahl of Dare called on Milton Wilfin and Elmor Leather for business in Ferdinand Saturday. Families including Jochem, Diekman, Jocheim, and Jocinsin were seen in town, with Henry Shoulders and others from Guilotin City visiting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Terry
Peinceton
Louis Wahl
Dare
Milton Wilfin
Elmor Leather
Ferdinand
Henry Shoulders
Gineotin City
Local Social News Includes Weddings and Visits
Mariah Hill hosts relatives from Jeffersonville and Louisville East visitors. Rita Meyer returns from Louisville East for a few weeks. Ray Bauer visits Ulisvieir Wy kinfolk. Mr and Mrs Albert Yellig host at St Henry visit. Koning and Moll families attend Meyer-Brenner wedding. Betta family from Tellity visits. Harold Lovtins travels to Cleveland. Barbara Horklunder, Richard Bredhold, Gust Harta return from Owensboro. George Ofer blessed with a baby boy named Victor.
Mrs Walters of Hast St Louis Visits Local Family
Mrs C Walters of Hast St Louis Illinois arrived last week for an extended stay with her father Joseph Yellig in town. Jess Yellig who works at Rockport spent Sunday with home folks.
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Mrs. C. Walters
Hast St. Louis, Ill
Joseph Yellig
Jess Yellig
Rockport
Inside Bath For Health And Freshness Gains Popularity
Health column promotes an inside bath using hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Advice urges daily morning use to relieve bad breath dull headache sallow complexion and constipation with a quarter pound of limestone phosphate sold at drug stores.
Kidney Health Adverts for Jad Salts and Saline Flushes
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a harmless kidney cleaner and urinary urine tract stimulant. It urges high water intake and daily tablespoonful doses mixed in water to flush kidneys, claiming benefits for backache and bladder weakness. The copy emphasizes lithia-based effervescent drink and long history of use.
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Alec
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound hair darkener advertised
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy ready to use hair darkener. It claims gray hair becomes dark glossy and luxuriant after one or two applications and notes the product is a toilet article not a medicine.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Copy of the News Invites Sub Firefare
A sample copy of the news invites recipients to sub firefare, suggesting a promotional offer or notice to subscribers. The text hints at outreach to readers for continued engagement with the publication.
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Robert §. Beckmann
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Jacob Bret
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Carrie Moenkhans
Arnold Heidrick
Dulruf
C. Mr. Dowell
Huntingburz
John Limip
Kertha Areta Howe
Trynn
Emil Limp
Indianapolis
Idna Moenkhaus
Emma Schmidt
Normandy
Mercata
Clara
Advina Kim
Ferdinand Triday
Commodore
Miss Maud van Winkle
Adgeville
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Bristow
Win
Nou
Hatoxen, N. J
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Frank Sene
Kasper
Paul
Theresia Heeke
Fianee
William Pemple
Felix Linette, Jr
Mars
Gilbert Arvhart
George Wapkler
Lillian Temple
John Dena
St. Meinrad Saturccy
Hubert Ernst
Treband
Mi Oa
Alex Hraust
Martin Bombhouliski
Jasper
Jim
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Theodore
Geo Menst
Caumpus
Bertha Hueisumann
Wabert Dery
Merdinand
George Kankler
Ittisabeth Blume
Her Hance
St. Anthony
Theresia Jasper
John Arelatrt
Nick Wanttler
John Hildenbrand
St. Meinrad
Fulda
Jerdin
J. A. Sergestetter
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Trina Bettag
St. Louis
Johnsburg
Henry Hoffman
Vansville Tingsday
Nick Jochem
Clara, Loretts
Adwina Lueing
Herbert Jocheim
Hanna Diekman
Dareghter Rosa
Sounlay
Als
Peter Jocinsin
Mariah Hill
Lil Pleekel
Jeersonville
Rita Meyer
Louisville East Wednesda
Ray Bauer
Oweenshoro
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St. Henry
D. Morgan
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Peter Moll
Juvansville
Meyer- Brenner
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Tellity
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Cleveland
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Owensboro
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