Local Church Events And Family News Report
The Right Rev. Bishop Joseph Chartrand of Indianapolis spent hours with our pastor on Sunday. Mrs. John Meyer and daughter Lonnie returned to Roanoke Va after a three week visit, escorted by Mrs. Jacob Meyer to Evansville. Rev. A. Bauer assisted at St Meinrad ordination Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Meyer welcomed a baby girl Marie Dorothy. Ed Schulte of Rockport visited Paul Schaeffer. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Loehrlein, married last week, moved to Chicago for work in carpentry. Farmers busy with corn and tobacco after rain. Albert Fischer and Miss Clara Hildenbrand married at the Catholic Church. Holy Communion list includes many named children and adults with first and last names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyer
Lonnie
Roanoka
Evansville
Jacob Meyer
Rev
A. Bauer
St. Meinrad
Ed Schulte
Rockport
Paul Schaeffer
Joe Loehrlein
Chicago
Loehrlein
Albert Fischer
New Boston
Clara Hildenbrand
John Hildenbrand
Joseph
Local Farmers Plant Corn and Attend Sunday Entertainment
Farmers around here are busy planting corn at present and a well attended entertainment was held Sunday with refreshments and lunch served. John Arehart and Felix Linetti made business trips to nearby towns. Adison Wheeler, Cyril and Preston VanWinkle attended the entertainment. Theodore Hulsmann returned home from Ireland last week. Subscribe for the NEWS, Don’t Lorrow it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arehart
Birdseye
Felix Linetti
Ferdinand
Adison Wheeler
Cyril and
Preston VanWinkle
Theodore Hulsmann
Ireland
Local visitors and shop ad note regional stops
St. Meinrad reports Miss Anna Tucherer of Louisville visiting home folks. Mrs Aug Kunkler and daughter Anna Kathryn of Evansville visit relatives. Othmar Becher of Indianapolis spends days here with family. Joseph Fussengger of Louisville visits relatives. Nick Bichof spent last Thursday at Evansville. Miss Clara Bombolski visits relatives at Siberia this week. Battley Store promotes Gulf gasoline by gallon or drum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tucherer
Louisville
Aug. Kunkler
Anna Kathryn
Evansville
Othmar Becher
Indianapolis
Joseph Fussengger
Nick Bichof
Evanaville
Clara Bombolski
Siberia
Public Sale At Johnsburg Dubois County Indiana
Mrs Naomi S Schnell will sell at her Johnsburg residence on Saturday June 5 1920 at 2 PM mixed farm stock and equipment. Seven fresh milch cows Jersey and Holstein stock with two grade Shorthorns two one year old Holstein males seven calves 6 months to one year two two year old dairy heifers a three year old mare and one male. Farm machinery includes binder two horse plows buggy mower harrows and more. Cash for sums 5 and under. over 5 in six months by note at 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnsburg, Dubois Co
Ind
Lock
P. M
Naomi S. Schnell
Johnsburg
Dubois County
Indiana
Dress Goods Sale At Bartleys Store In Wholesale Offers
You can buy the best of Dress Gingham and fine Dress Goods below the present wholesale price at Bartleys Store. This line item advertises a discount on fabrics with a focus on gingham and other dress materials, highlighting low wholesale pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartleys
Public Auction at Ferdinand on May 29 1920 at 2 PM
The undersigned will offer for sale at public auction at his home in Ferdinand on Saturday May 29 1920 at 2:00 p m the following personal property a horse a one horse wagon a buggy a hay rake for one or two horses a hay carrier a No 8 breaking plow a No 2 breaking plow a large shovel plow to break new land 2 buggy tongues 2 sets work harness 3 sets buggy harness 1 saddle Terms will be made known on day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Wedding notices and congregational schedule excerpt
An OCR fragment lists names and events including Florenz Kitten and George Hedinger on Monday, John and Peter Seng on Tuesday, Kerstiens Laake wedding, and Caroline Hoirg with Gertrude Stallmann for the congregation on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florenz Kitten
George Hedinger
John
Peter Seng
Hot water and limestone phosphate praised for liver cleansing
A physician touts daily hot water with limestone phosphate as a safe liver cleanser. He argues it washes toxins from the liver and bowels, reducing headaches and bad breath, while contrasting it with dangerous calomel. The regimen is described as inexpensive, tasteless, and aids digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
Salvation Army Home Service Appeal Aims for Indiana
Brigadier L M Simonson recounts a Fort Wayne case where a dying man found faith through Home Service aid. A wife’s earnings, a $5 support gift, and priestly prayer helped renew the patient’s hope. Indiana plans to raise $462000 to sustain ninety six home service workers statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Salvation Army
L. M. Simonson
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Simonson
Salvation Army Home Service
Home Service
Legion Commander Backs Salvation Army Home Service
Indianapolis special report quotes Raymond S. Springer commander of Indiana American Legion praising Salvation Army work in France and endorsing the 1920 appeal for 452000 in funds. He notes morale is vital and commends the Army for accommodations kindness and tireless energy aiding troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Raymond S. Springer
Department of Indiana
American Legion
Salvation Army
France
Springer
Indiana
Market Report Evansville Indiana May 27 1920 Prices
Evansville Indiana May 27 1920 market report lists prices per unit for grains vegetables livestock and hay. Wheat 2.78 2.80 per bushel oats 1.09 corn 1.85 potatoes 4.50 onions 7.00 cabbage 3.75 per 100 pounds. Wool choice tub washed 60 cents per pound ginseng dry 14.00 per pound eggs 37 cents per dozen batter 57 cents per pound spring chickens 4 cap per pound old roosters 180 per hundred turkeys 38 cents per pound geese 13 cents per pound steers 7.00 to 12.50 per hundred hogs 7.50 11.00 per hundred cows 4.00 9.25 per hundred bulls 5.00 9.00 per hundred house heavies 14.50 per hundred hay No 1 timothy 40.00 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
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George Wanninger
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Edmund Gudorf
Hilda Beier
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Henry Pfeiffer
Anton Haller
Helen Harm
Alberta Birchler
Marie Lindauer
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Lorena Schaeffer
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Herman Petry
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Herbert Morgen
Joseph Kitten
Henry Wessel
Brigadier Simonson
Legion
Raymond & Springer
Electric Light & Power Co
G. G. Metzger
China-Lac
Freinacker Company
Mr. Business Am
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Leonard Muller
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