Local Social News and Visits from Louisville to Rome Ky
Residents and visitors in the Rome Kentucky area share family visits and updates. Miss Kathryn Bosler is ill with diphtheria. The Spayd family welcomes relatives from Louisville and Evansville. new dairy structures and a Chevrolet car are noted. The parochial school closes for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Boehm
Rockport
Theresia Brenner
Brother John
William Spayd
Louisville
Community Socials Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings
St Henry residents Lawrence Jochum Richard Braunecker and Henry Buelten spent Sunday night at Ferdinand with friends. Al and Hubert Gehlhausen Hubert Lange Martin Ferdy and Fidgar Hoffmann joined Sunday afternoon in town. Mrs Otto Wendholt and daughter Henrietta of Terre Haute returned home after a few weeks visit. A large crowd gathered at John Wendholt's home Sunday evening for a good time.
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Lawrence Jochum
Richard Braunecker
Henry Buelten
Ferdinand
Hubert Gehlhausen
Hubert Lange
Martin, Ferdy
Fidgar Hoffmann
Otto Wendholt
Henrietta of
Terreilante
John Wendholt
Pfieffer family visiting Princeton for celebration
Mrs Katie Pfeiffer visits with her daughter Mrs Ma ther at Princeton to attend the golden jubation of Rev Mein. The pair plan to stay through Wednesday as part of the observance events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Pfeiffer
Mrs. Mathier
Princeton
Mein
REGINA BECHER VISIT, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT, LOCAL NOTES
Miss Regina Becher returned from a week in Indianapolis to visit her sister Mrs. Ed Dilger. A boy was born last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Anton Meiering. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Witte and son and Russel Lomax of Bristow spent Sunday in town. Local residents witnessed a Perdinand play with several named attendees. Rev. Thomas Schaefers' group visited Monastery O.S.E. in town. Dr. Claude Lomax was in Evansville on business. Children enjoyed Monte Casino outing. George Bauer and Edna Bauer of Louisville visit grandparents in town. Ben Hubers family from Vincennes arrived for a few weeks. College students left for January break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Becher
Ed Dilger
Indianapolis
Ernst Witte and
Russel Lomax
Bristow
Town
Weather improves and farmers urged to hoe and harvest
The column notes fine weather aiding wheat and corn prospects after earlier trouble, urges farmers to hoe, weed, and prepare for harvest, and mentions local residents William Doogs visiting, Frank Brockmann traveling, and social events at Gerhard Gehlhauser’s with general optimism for a good crop this year. Theodore Hofmann is noted as active in business and speculation on the crop. Frost was light with no damage. Subscribe for the NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doogs
Cannelton
Theodore Hofmann
Anderson Valley
Theodore
Local farming notes from Bretzville area
Busy in Bretzville with plowing and corn planting. Visits include John and Mrs Limp at Ferdinand and Mrs Abell with son Russel staying with sister Mrs Abell. Andy Wagner and the Schurz couple travel for business. Reynold Limp visits Evansville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
John Limp
Ferdinand
Funeral Contingent Attends Mrs Moenkhaus Rites
A large crowd attended the funeral of Mrs. H. Moenkhaus on Sunday afternoon. The note mentions local residents and visits, including Fred Wallhauser at St. Anthony with family, A Summers of Huntingburg, and John Limp learning of a Detroit Detroit marriage between Tillie Limp and John R. Victor of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Moenkhaus
Fred Wallhauser
St. Anthony
John Limp
Detroit
Mich
Tillie
John RK. Victor
Chicago
Jad Salts Promote Kidney Health and Flushes
A local druggist promotes Jad Salts as a simple remedy to relieve kidney aches and bladder irritation. The advertisement claims four ounces of Jad Babes daily will keep kidneys active, with Jad Salts described as a harmless, inexpensive effervescent drink made from grape and lemon acids with lithia.
Morning Inside Bath Promised to Brighten Skin and Health
An inside bath by drinking hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate each morning is urged to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The ad argues it improves complexion and prevents illness, promising quick changes in health and appearance for both men and women.
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Bath
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The
Beckmann State Bank
U. S. Liberty Bonds
Mariah Hill
Henry Bromm
Ida Bromm
Charles Wagner
Otto Spayd
Fred W. Horlander
Rome
Kathryn Bosler
Bernard Kappner
Evansville
Louis Fuchs
B. J. Bockting
Red Cross Society
Irene Spayd
Edwin
Orville Spayd
Will
Joe Weaver
Mr. Weaver
August Holtzmann
Joe Wagner
Antoinette Schneider
Theobald Kauffeld
Tell City
Jos Wigger
F. X. Boxer
ST. Henry
Fulda
ST. Meinrad
Anton Meiering
Perdinand
Theo. Fischer
John Hubers
Robert Grewe
Jake Buxer
Verena and
Marie
Regina Neu
Aurelia Becher
Curtis Hensley
George Pauline
Schaefers
William
Detroit, Mich
Thomas Schaefers
Dr. Claude * Lomax
Monte Casino
George
Miss Edna Bauer
George Boxer
Ben Hubers
Vincennes
Add Gemiary
Siberia
Frank Brockmann
Gerhard Gehlhausen
George Beelin
John Arehart
David Abell
Son Russel
Peter Abell
Andy Wagner
New Albany
John Schurz
Hun Ungburg
Reynold Limp
Pareala
Mie
Tobias Limp
Straymer
A. Summers of
Huntingburg
Our Town
John H. Eberstiens
Kerstiens
George A. McLane
Senninger Bldg
Ferdinand, Ind
Petson Pump’ Company
Andy Boeglin
Henry Oeding
Nick Seger
Electric Light & Power Co., of
Sor
E. Metzger
E. E. Metzger
Stolus
Chas. C. Stoll OI CO
Nery
Warren
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
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