Autumn social at St Henry and nearby visits
We are enjoying pleasant autumn weather as neighbors hosted gatherings. Frank Begle and family visited Wm. Jackham. others at Ben Verkamp Jr.'s home included Mrs. Henry Kitten and Begle relatives. Anna Bickwermert returned from Owensboro and Huntingburg. John Limp traveled to Huntingburg on business. School reopened Monday with eager students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Begle
Fidward
Victor
Wm. Jackham
St. Henry
Ben Verkamp, Jr
Henry Kitten
Lawrence, Neb
Leo Begle
Ella
Tillie
Evansville Visitors Highlight Local Social Ties
Maria h hill residents report visits from Louis Gogel and family in Evansville. Roy Yellig and Systvester Daunhbauer traveled to Louisville. Maurice Meyer spent time with local kin. Rev A Bauer attended Jasper. Regina Winzeler returned home to Troy after visiting Paul Ender’s family. Martha Schue left for Evansville. Jos Schenk family of Evansville visited here. Roos Grundhoefer Brenner and others went to Santa Claus on business. local youths attended a ball game at St Weinrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Winzeler
Troy
Paul Ender
Local Notes Include Weddings Visits And a Hughes Rally
Mrs Celia Bauer visits Owensboro while Karl Lindauer and Hubert Lindauer visit from Louisville. Edward Fuchs and Miss Johanna Zogiman wed in Perry County. they will farm there. Tillie Fischer and Paul Zogman marry in New Boston and reside on Guetz farm. Brotherhood of the Holy Rosary and St Mary Women mark patron feasts with services. Muller Bros Star Flour mill installs a new telephone. Charles E Hughen to visit Spencer County in Nancy Hanks Lincoln Park as rally preparations begin. Ball game at St Meinrad ends 6 to 4 for Tell Ouyra with locals watching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fuchs
Perry County
Johanna Zogiman
Joseph Villinger
Anderson
Paul Zoghnan
This
Tillie Fischer
New Boston
Wm. Guetz
Spencer County
Charles E. Hughen
Nancy Hanks
Lincoln Park
Hughes
Bretzville Couple Visits on Wednesday Business
Mr and Mrs Jacob Bretz were in Hontingburg on business Wednesday. Will Limp and Mrs Paul Ian joined Mrs John Limp and Mrs Peter Abell for a local social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bretz
Hontingburg Wednes‘gap
Notice of Liquor License Renewal in Marion Township
Henry Knies will apply to Du Bois County Indiana Board of Commissioners on the first Monday of November 1916 for renewal of his Retail Liquor License. The license location is a two story frame building in Marion Township near the St Raphael Catholic Church and Jasper Dubois road intersection. He also seeks permission to operate a lunch counter and sell tobacco and cigars. The applicant is a resident male over 21 and deemed fit to sell intoxicating liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Township
Dubois County
Indiana
Henry Knies
Board of Commissioners
Said County
Court House
Wis
Saidatloon
Said
Recorder's Office
St. Raphael Catholic Church
Dubois
Eeanty
Jasper and
Evansville Courier offers October bargain rate for daily
Thousands subscribe to The Evansville Courier with October mail offer of $3.00 yearly for daily and $5.00 for daily and Sunday. Readers pleased by the bargain amid rising paper costs as The Courier promises continued, splendid reporting this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Under Agents Wanted for Catholic Magazine Feature
Classified notice seeks agents to introduce Bensziger's Magazine a leading illustrated Catholic family monthly offering an excellent premium feature opportunity. High commissions and steady demand for distributive coverage in Catholic communities.
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Bensziger
America
Minister Praises Tanlac For Rheumatism Relief
The Rev. William Heflin of Old Christian Church Russiaville reports five years of scintle rheumatism and stomach trouble eased by Tanlac. He says swelling faded, indigestion improved, and he can eat freely. Tanlac is sold in Ferdinand at Geo A McLane's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heflin
Old Christian Church
Tanlac
Kokomo
Ind
Russiaville
Ford
Ferdinand
Geo. A. McLane
Card of Thanks and local notices from Grandview
Card of Thanks extends gratitude to neighbors and friends for help during Henrietta Bromm’s prolonged illness. Editor T Baker sends sympathy for Mrs Baker’s death after an operation. Ferdinand Babies and Farmer Stars played a baseball game 25 to 5. Henry Bickwermert to wed Cecelia Buschkoetter announced at I St Ferdinand Church. Big advertisement notes Jacob F Buxer selling cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
T. Baker
The
Grandview Monitor
Ferdinand Babies
Farmere Stars
Golden Rule Farm
Stars
Henry Bickwermert
Cecelia Buschkoetter
I St. Ferdinand
Infantile paralysis risks rise in nonbreastfed infants
Minnesota Public Health association reports lower polio risk in breastfed babies due to stronger resistance to diseases. Dr J J Murphy notes infants fed artificial mixtures face higher infection rates. early physician care cited as crucial to prevent fatality and permanent paralysis. Public health rules require isolation and strict disinfection to curb spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Public Head Association
J. J. Murphy
Murphy
State Board of Health
Nelson Met to Blame
A visitor recounts an old tale on Nelson's ship Victory where an attendant points to the deck brass plate marking Nelson's death spot. An elderly guest reacts with wry humor noting she nearly tripped over the plate herself.
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Nelson
Victory
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Beckmann State Bank
Spencer, Perry
Dubois Counties
Anna Bickwermert
Owensboro
Huntingburg
John Limp
Huoutingburg
John F. J. Schurz
Petersburg
Mariah Hill
Louis Gogel
Roy Yellig
Systvester Daunhbauer
Louisville
Maurice Meyer
A. Bauer
Jasper
Martha Schue
Jos. Schenk
George Roos
Eugene Grundhoefer
John Brenner, Jr
Santa Claus
St. Weinrad
Fulda
Celia Bauer
Karl Lindauer
Hubert Lindauer
Brotherhood of the Holy Rosary
Womans’ Society of St. Mary
Gregory
Paul
Muller Bros
Star
St. Meinrad
Tell Ouy
Will Limp
Mrs. Paulian
Peter Abell
Swifts
Algistealo
J.H. Kersteins
Janvper
Mr. and
Mrs
Heny Bromm
Jacob F. Buxer
Jake
Petson Pump Company
Electric Supplies
Just
Columbia
Mazda
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
G. G. Wetzger
the Lone Star Ranger
J. H. Beckmann
Sawer