Local residents and visitors listed in town gossip notes
Gossip column records several visits and calls from Ena May relatives and neighbors. Notables include Hubert Buxer taking four students to Indianapolis, Ed and family visits from Hun tagburg, Ellenora Bockting returning from Louisville, Merle Lomax visiting Dr. Claude Lomax, Ed Dilger family from Indianapolis, Becher siblings at a Ferdinand play, Lomax party driving to Louisville, Jent families visiting Camp Taylor, Schnellenberger and Tillmanns traveling to Rockport on business, and local youths reporting for Roisport duty. Farmers harvest wheat amid scarce help. Louis Wahl of Dale in town on business.
Local Notes Highlight Parish, Clergy Visits and Community News
Local residents report church activities with Father Francis presiding and visiting clergy from nearby towns. Dr. O A Bigham attends county medical society in Huntingburg. Families visit, funerals held, and wind storms affect Father Clement in Victoria Texas. Six months old dies after Camp Taylor furlough. About 40 automobiles owned by farmers last year indicates prosperity.
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Father Clement
Victoria
Tex
Schnell funeral prompts local notices in Johnsburg
Johnstown residents report funeral attendance for Joseph Schnell in Schnellville with Peter Schnell, John James of Evansville and Jon Ueuelier of Sehnellville noted visiting. Nick Jochem and family from Huntingburg visited Peter Jochem. Henry Helmbeck and sons from Evansville were guests of John Heilers. Peter Schnell made a business trip to Dutt Monday.
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Peter Sehnell
Joseph Schnell
Schnellville
John James
Evansville
Jon Ueuelier
Sehnellville
Lunday
Nick Jochem
Huntingburg
Peter Jochem
Henry Helmbeck
Peter Schnell
Dutt
Wheat harvest under way in St Anthony area
Wheat harvest is under way and yields are expected to be average. Dr. Joseph Kunkler of Terre Haute and Dr. William Kunkler of Louisville visit family. William will leave for army orders soon. Otto Bigham returns from Gatebo to visit parents before navy service. Dr. John Merkly rests from dental college, plans summer lectures. Albert Hasenour Basil Hoch vesang and Ed Miller drive to Louisville in Albert’s car, return Monday except Miller who remains. Tony Sternberg returns from Cincinnati after seeking a location.
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Jos. Kunkler
Terre Haute
William Kunkler
Louisville
William
Otto Bigham
Gatebo
Oklo
Mrs
A. Bigham
Navy
John Merkly
Dental College
Albert Hasenour
Basil Hochvesang
Ed Miller
Albert
Mr. Miller
Harvest Notes and Local Visits In Fulda Area
Mrs Rheinhold Sturm and children visit B C Birchner while Mrs Frank Shuetz and children stay with Jasper relations. Joe Voelker family welcomed a boy Adolph last week. Alina Kress of Jasper visits Karl Lindauer. Clara and Frances Nemer return from Evansville for summer. Graduation play draws large crowd. Fred Greulich from Evansville visits. Wheat harvest underway earlier than usual. locals busy harvesting. Joe Schaffer of Bear Rockport joins common chatter about farm life.
First Boy Proves Helpful Farm Hands Proud
Mr and Mrs Schaller formerly of this place reflect on a newcomer boy who has become the first helper on the farm. Joe takes pride in his quiet progress and family welcomes his steady work.
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Joe
Mrs. Schaller
Rainanxious community notes in Siberia roundup
Lovie Schlachter and William Schlachter visited and stayed with John Arehart while neighbors await rain for crops. Red Cross dance attended by Ped Ernst Francis Fischer Gilbert Arehart and twins. Felix Linetti led a show troupe to Adgeville for the week. Mike Uebelher is sick. Wheat cutting time has begun and fishing season now open.
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Ped Ernst
Francis Fischer
Gilbert Arehart
Red Cross
Cardui credited with restoring Florence Rogers health
Florence Rogers, formerly of Florida and now in Wyandotte, recounts a dramatic recovery from nerve, back, and digestive troubles after using Cardui. She says within two weeks she improved, and by a month could do all her work including washing, urging other women to try Card-u-i, sold by druggists.
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Wyandotte
Mich
Florence Rogers
Florida
Cardus
Sella Card-u-i
Southern Time Card Notice for April 21 1916
Train sched shows arrivals and connections with times 845 a m 12 West 4460 a.m. 10 p m East 845 p m. Train No 1 connects at Huntingburg with No 8 serving local points to Louisville Johnsburg Indiana agent Jocheim notes.
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Hunday
Huntingburg
Louisville
N. A
Jochem
Johnsburg
Ind
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Merle Lomax
Newbury
Claude Lomax
Ed Dilger
Regina
Alma
Henrietta Becher
Othmar Becher
Ferdinand
Claud Lomax
Maggie Jent
Mary Jent
Auss
Regina Neu
Win
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Frank Tillmann
Rockport
Roisport
Steven Schimindel
Robert E Bockting
Geo. BR
Pauline
Louis Wahl
Dale
Mariah Hill
Father Francis
Father Clements
O. A. Bigham
County Medical Society
Paul Kunkler
Sister Mary
Joseph Loechte
Jasper
Joseph Knust
Andrew Hasenour
H. Topkins
Fort
Andrew Drach
Sis Worth
Klauser
Joseph Yellig
Rev. A. Bauer
Chrisney
Bredhold
George Harlander
Frank
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Frank Arnold
John Schitler
Spencer County “Tureshermen’s
R. M. Wagner
Josephine Buckting
Agnes Wagner
Kerdinand
Anton Balbach
Joseph Klem
ST. Anthony
Tony Sternberg
Cincinnati
Fulda
Rheinhold Sturm
Frank S.huetz
B. CG. Birchler
Joe Voelker
Adolph
Alina Kress
Karl Lindauer
Clara
Frances Nemer
Fred Greulich
Joe Schaffer
Bear
Cony
Weenen
McCall’'S
FTEG
McCatl
Addrena Tremcall CO
West 37Th Treet
New York
N.Y
Siberia
Lovie Schlachter
William Schlachter
John Arehart
Felix Linetti
Adgeville
Mike Uebelher
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Nick Senninger
Weyer & Fleck
Electric Light & Power CO
Ferdinand, Ind
E.E. Metzger
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G. P. Shears
Palmer
Jasper, Mnd
Uncle Sam
National War Savings Committee
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John Weber
Piesuay
Frank Senninger
Anna Hoppenjans
Carolina Haug
Anna Kippenbrock
Mary Hoge
Ben Niehaus
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Bernard Werh
Gertrude Stallmann
George A. McLane
Postoffice
Senninger Bldg
Brown Brothers Company
Continental Nurseries
Rochester, N. Y
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J. Cheney & CO
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