Gossip and Local Social Activity Across Town
John Abbing visits Meinrad Borho and Lawrence Schnellenberger buys a new Chevrolet from F X Boxer. Local attendees at Rev Aug Riehl’s first Troy mass include Dr and Mrs Claude Lomax, Mr and Mrs Jake Buxer and Elsa, Regina and Mary Nenu, Frances Meyer, Tony Borko, Theodore Fischer and Edward Meyer. Residents travel to Ferdinand, Huntingburg, Jasper, Evansville, Kyana, and Camp Custer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Riehl
Troy
Claude Lomax
Jake Buxer
Elsa
Regina
Mary Nenu
Frances Meyer
Tony Lborho
Theodore Fischer
Edward Meyer
Rain Aids Corn Growth In Siberia Area
A light rain fell Sunday and Monday helping the local corn crop in Siberia. Pete Hartwick returned to Jasper from helping his brother in law with wheat harvest. Numerous residents attended dances in Virgil Jasper Ferdinand and Jasper area events last week and visits and trips to Huntingburg Adgeville and Ferdinand occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Hartwick
Jasper Sunday
Monastery retreat notes and local visits across towns
Rev A Bauer attended the annual retreat at the Monastery at St Meinrad this week. Edward and Herbert Lehnen left for Chicago Saturday after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lehnen. The approaching marriage of Maurice Meyer to Miss Rosalie Brenner was announced. Mathias Heidelbech spent several days with relatives at Huntingburg. Frank Horlander and Paul Scherginger spent several hours at Huntingburg on business Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bauer
St. Meinrad
Edward
Herbert Lehnen
Chicago
Mrs
Frank Lehnen
Maurice Meyer
Rosalie Brenner
Mathias Heidelbech
Huntingburg
Frank Horlander
Paul Scherginger
Local Social notes from Brenztville and surrounding towns
Residents and visitors from Brenztville Ferdinand Peters burg Jasper Huntingburg and nearby areas share weekend visits and social events. The column notes several families including Limp Burton Bretz Miller Brews Bartley Abell and Abell along with Alvina Clara Limp Victor Egler and Leo Kunkler. A surprise party was hosted for Mrs. Apna at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frankee on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Bretz
Ed Miller
John Brews
Jacob Breta
Mrs. Frankee
Ae Apna
Homecoming in France Draws Large Local Crowd
A Monday gathering welcomed John home from France. A large crowd attended with ice cream and cake served as attendees expressed happiness and relief at his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
John
Inside Bath Promoted for Health and Fresh Appearance
A health note endorses an Inside Bath regimen daily with hot water and limestone phosphate. Advocates say it cleanses stomach liver kidneys and bowels, improves breath digestion and skin tone, and yields noticeable health and appearance benefits.
Free Wedding Dance Honors Miss Fleck and Mr Tempel
A free dance will be held in Barth on Tuesday night July 1 to celebrate the marriage of Miss Sophia Fleck and Mr John Tempel. The event invites friends and neighbors to join the celebration at the town hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barth
Sophia Fleck
John Tempel
Automobile Insurance Ad in The American
An insurance notice invites readers to insure their automobile and directs inquiries to the local offices for more information about coverage options and procedures.
Thrift Week Campaign Expands War Savings Efforts in Indiana
Indiana launches vacation savings and Thrift Week starting June 23 under the War Savings Organization. A house to house canvass will urge pledges for stamps, provide budget sheets and literature, and install new buttons. Pupils will be asked to save at least 10 percent during vacation, while guidance on spare time jobs helps grow investments in War Savings stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Savings
Indiana
War Savings Organization For
War Savings Organization
Secretary of the Treasury
Glass
A Stitch in Time Promotes War Savings Stamps
Indianapolis leaders urge Liberty Bond holders to convert coupons into War Savings Stamps. Robert E. Springsteen notes June pay day totals 36,000,058.00 in Liberty Loan interest and promotes 4 percent stamps compounded quarterly at post offices and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Treasury Department
Robert E. Springsteen
Indiana War Savings Committee
Springsteen
Indianak
United States
Mr. Springsteen
Sam
Frugal patriotism in pennies and nickels
Poem-like verse highlights small daily earnings and national pride. It contrasts earnings from tens and fifties with the value of copper coins gathered by ordinary citizens. The piece emphasizes humble, collective financial effort over grand sums.
Unreadable Fragment Teases Invitation to Open Poe Event
The readable snippet hints at an invitation to attend a poetry event or reading. Names, dates, and exact venue are absent in the fragment, leaving only a general invitation tone.
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Poe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph A. Sondermann
Edward J. Beckmann
Robert J. Beckmann
Wention Liberty
The
Beckmann State Bank
John Abbing
Fransville
Meinrad Borho
Lawrence Schnellenberger
F. X. Boxer
Regina Becher
Ferdinand
Kathryn Fischer
George Bischot
Alois Stigmann
Camp Custer
Olive Lampert
Evansville
Theresia Heeke
Frank
Herman Huelsmann
Son Theodore
Jasper
Hubert Berge
Paul Jasper
Joseph Wiederkehr
Joseph Ernst
Felix Linetti
Kyana
Siberia
Ernst Dodd
Virgil Jasper
K. C
Perdinand
Frank Brockmann
Sister Clara
Jaspers
Hubert
Otto Boeglin
William Schllachter
Commodore and
Mias Maude van Winkle
Thomas Wheeler
Adgeville
Mariah Hill
John Limp
John Bartley
Ardella Bartley
Town
David Abell
Russell
Peter Abell
Gust
Edith Horny
Alvina
Clara Limp
Victor Egler
Leo Kunkler
Our
Sebastian Schreiner
Joseph Schipp
Frank Albert
Tempel-Fieck
Henri Beckmann
Anna Kippenbroek
Ketzner
Leonard Schipp
Carolina Haug
Peter Sehom
Frank Schipp
P. Fischer
Milliona
Kipling
Edison
Electric Light & Power CO
Ferdinand, Ind
G. G. Wietzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
the American Insurance Co. of
Newark, N. J
Henry Haake
Ferdinand Railroad
Hunting Bus
Muntingburg
Southern
Bockport
Cannelton
Louisgie
West Baden
Princeton
Rvansville
Rockport
Southern Railway
Lequard Mutler
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, Ohio
Evansville, Ind
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