Gossip and Our Correspondents Neighborhood Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs John Rallis a girl. Rev Alois Schnellenberger leaves for Shelbyville to lead a congregation. Frank Schnetz and family from Jasper visit relatives. Mr and Mrs feuri Jeffers and a baby from Evansville stay with Gebthausen family. Mrs Theresia Jussenecker and Alois Manger of Louisville visit for two weeks. Brass Band picnic draws large crowd. Isadore Exglot and Alec Denning go to Tell City Tuesday. Jor Buxer visits Roeport on business. Fulda Stay Band performs at Mariah Hill carnival. Frank Petry of Ferdinand paints here.attering the shame of Joe Pfeitver.
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Theresia Jussenecker
Alois Manger
Louisville
Local notices and visits in Mariah Hill area
Maria Hill area residents host and visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Mike Moran and son from Louisville at J A Lehr home. Cornelius Spayd and Roy Yeli return from Louisville Kansas seeking work. Local families welcome guests from Louisville and Ferdinand. School children enjoy annual Monte Casino outing. Booster Band events and local stops noted with several residents traveling through town.
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Mike Moran
Dlusses
Louisville
J. A. Lehr
Rural Route NC 1 Communion at Nord Home
A rural route notice from North Carolina lists residents who spent last Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Nord. Attendees included Frank Harts and family Joe Wilmers and family Mr and Mrs Albert Lueb behusen Joe Wilmers Sr Bernard Seis Thomas Daunhauer Ed Oser and Louis Brauneciver. Olivia Nord, the youngest daughter, made her solemn communion.
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Nord
Frank Harts
Joe Wilmers
Albert Luebbehusen
Bernard Seis
Thomas Daunhauer
Ed Oser
Louis Brauneciver
Olivia
Fulda Schools Closed After Friday Incident
In Fulda, the local schools closed on Friday. A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Andy Collignon, naming their son William Clarence born last Monday. Mrs. B C Birchler plans to spend several days at St Meinrad, with Mrs. John reportedly very pleasant at Cornland tobacco settings.
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Andy Collignon
William Clarence
B.C. Birchler
St. Meinrad Ther Sinter
John [Ual
Bretzville Social News Bounces Across Neighbors
Busy Bretzville residents share crops and visits. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bretz and Mrs. Partenheimer toured Huntingburg on Saturday. Reynold Limp from Evansville visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Lip. Mr. and Mrs. John Kellens and daughter from Ireland spent Sunday here. Miss Edna Moenkhaua attended St Marks with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schumacher.
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Louis Bretz
Partenheimer
Huntingburg
Reynold Limp
Evansville
Mrs
John Lip
John Kellens
Ireland
Edna Moenkhaua
St. Marks
Ed Schumacher
Flowery lament on Ferdinand street improvements hitting trades
In Ferdinand, barbers and many small shops quit due to street improvements. Patrons fear shaved men and husbands will return home whiskered, escalating domestic despair. The piece mocks civic projects while noting economic strain and shifting customer habits.
Chaotic Local Notices and Movements Across Town
OCR fragment lists numerous local items including shop offerings at Daunhavers and Daunhauers, a June event for Taasper, Ed Thyen working for Chas CG, preparations for a free residence south end of tan Ta eepta, an excursion by the Concordia Singing Society from Louisville to Ferdinand, a three room house for sale, mentions of Mee honey Laake and Ruhe Kiwis, and political note that Charles W. Fairbanks is Republican presidential candidate. Includes various names, places, and brief notices with unclear context.
One Dollar Campaign Offer for Evansville Courier
A historical OCR fragment promotes a daily Evansville Courier subscription for one dollar, promising nonstop presidential campaign reporting through November. It includes a response coupon for name town state and optional extended dates, urging readers to mail in funds for ongoing coverage.
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Evansville Courier
Evansville
Fed
Courier
Evansville Courie
Yeveut
Orig
Eas Iy
Chessvarsadaage
Dani Deiay
Coopon
Mali
Market Report from Evansville June 1 1916
Market data lists wheat at 1.00 per bushel with varied notes. corn, oats, and other grains quoted in cents and dollars per hundredweight or ton. Livestock and hay prices appear with terms like beef cattle and hay quotes. some entries are garbled but indicate commodity markets and pricing for farmers.
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Evansville
Thad
Dan
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