Gossip From Our Town Readers Discuss Local Happenings
Mrs. A L Bartlow of Cincinnati visited family here last week. Several residents and visitors attended church events, marriages were announced, and local social life included trips to Ferdinand and St Meinrad. An earthquake was reportedly felt by some neighbors Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bartlow
Cincinnati
Geo. Voegers
Ben Birchler
Celia Bauer
Ferdinand and St. Meinrad
House of God
Local Residents Listed in Town Notes
John Stein of Celestine and Fred Keller of Kellerville visited town on Monday. Louis C Roth and Miss Matti Prattenberger spent Sunday at Pendmand. Oscar Clumens of Cuzco was in town Saturday on machine works business. The following days of this place were initiated into the K lodge last Sunday. A list of names includes Ben Schroprine Fred Schroerng Henry Pieper A Linden schmidt Joe Ben Tony Humbert Leo Rasche Lawrence Seyer Franc Scheppers Henry Thiemann Frank Theising and William Seng. Dr M Parsons was at Jasper Muriday on business. Mia Win Poe and daughter Lillie spent Sunday at French Lick and West Juden. Many young folks attended the dance at Bayoville Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Clumens
Cuzco
Machine Works
Ben Schroprine
Fred Schroerng
Henry Pieper
Lindenschmidt
Joe
Ben
Tony Humbert
Leo Rasche
Lawrence Seyer
Franc Scheppers
Henry Thiemann
Frank Theising
William Seng
Mia
Win, Poe
Lillie
French Lick
West Juden
Bretzville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
TheBreitzville community enjoyed sunny weather as families like the Bretz, Limp, Abell, and Weismann households shared Sunday visits. Elsie Limp marked her 15th birthday with a gathering of friends at the Abell home.
Local Social News Roundup From Johnstown and Nearby Towns
In Johnsbeg W S Boonon of Louisville visited Wednesday. Mrs Noowa Schnell shopped in Evansville Thursday. John James of Evansville came to town Thursday. Milton Grilin and Elmer Leather travelled to Ferdinand on business Saturday. Amos Martin spent Sunday at French Lick enjoying sights at a price. Mr and Mrs H A Hoffmann and children visited Jasper on Sunday with friends as Knights of Columbus initiated there. A J Polk of Evansville visited Monday, Al B Krempp of Jasper on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Grilin
Elmer Leather
Ferdinand
Amos Martin
French Lick
FULDA. Frank Hildenbrand Arrival Noted in Randay Lane
Frank Hildenbrand arrived home on Randay Lane amid unclear details from the reported event. Authorities or local observers provided limited information as the situation remained described in fragmented terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hildenbrand
Randay
Tye
U. B
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a simple at home solution to darken gray hair. Claims easy application with a sponge or brush, producing natural looking, glossy dark hair after one or two uses. States not a disease treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Wreth
Notice of Final Settlement of Susanna Wagner Estate
Notice to creditors heirs and legatees of Susanna Wagner deceased to appear in the Dabola Circuit Court Jasper Indiana on the gad day of June 1919 to show cause why the final settlement account should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares Chan H Bartley Clerk Dabola Circuit Court Bomar Traylor Attorney May 12 1910
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wagner
Daboie
Jasper
Indiana
Chan. H. Bartley
Dabola Circuit Court
Bomar Traylor
The League of Nations Ideal in an American Voice
Clarence argues for a world league to prevent war citing World War I lessons. He asserts national vanity blocks support for a global security system and notes Americans benefited from Allied cooperation and future restraint. The piece defends joining a league as prudent restraint against aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
League
America
Europe
Asia
Germany
League of Nations
Austria
Italy
England
France
Russian
Russia
Ely
United States
Japan
Canada
China
Australia
Greece
Brazil
Serbia
Belgium
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered With $100 Reward
A 19th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and urge readers to request testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecance
Hall
Cheney
Toledo
Fie
Ail Drugeist
Courier clue stirs reader in garbled morning note
Fragmentary message includes greeting and jumbled phrase about The Courier, with unclear attribution and missing context. No definite event or names emerge from the readable text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph A. Sondermans
Edward 3. Beckmann
Robert J. Beckmann
Beckmann State Bank
U. S. Bonds
Banks & Trust Co
Total
State of
Dubois
Edward J. Beckmann
Ida M. Quante
ST. Meinrrd
Wm. Lomax of
Bristow
Claud Lomax
Theo. Fischer
A.bena Becher
Joe Howe
Merdinand
Rudolph Ross
Louisville
Ben Lindauer
Henry Brown
Frank Buxer
Troy
Fulda
Town
Russel Lomax
Theo Weyer
Ella Wirtzberger
Perdinand
Gust Druschel
Alphons Rupprecht
Carrie Cullignan
Olivia Lindauer
Robert Nordhoff
Family
Bob Fordhoff
Mary Agnes
Fred Nordhoff
Joe Fischer
Christ Ziegter
Crystal
Mike Agnes
Huntingburg
John Hildenbrand
Frank
Chrisney
Joe Strobel
August Hildenbrand
Ida Weaver
Our Church
George Hollander
Renus Jacob
Frank Uehlein
Clara Jacob
St. Boniface Church
Father Joseph
Ben Beier
John Stein
Celestine
Louis C. Roth
Matti Prattenberger
Pendmand
Fred Keller
Kellerville
Dr. M. Parsons
Jasper Muriday
Bayoville
Dh Es
Jake P. Bretz
Peter Abell
Mrs
John Limp
Louis Buechler
Jake Bretz
Charley Limp
Amelia Weismann
David Abell
Johnsburg
W. S. Boonon
Noowa Schnell
Evansville
John James
Nicholas, John and
Frank Jochem
Will Kuper
Will Schwinghammer
Oscar Morgen
Knights of Columbus
Jasper Sunday
A.J. Polk
al B. Krempp
Towa
Cage
Sulphur
Pankty
League Ofations
Electric Light & Power Co
Ferdinand, Ind
Wetzger
Seal House
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
the American Insurance Co. of
Newark, N. J
Henry Haake
de Sss
Ferdinand Railroad
Ferdinannd
Leonard Muller
Ind
Evanaville, Ind
Sre. Tin
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