Local Social Roundup From Schnellville and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Theodors Schnell of Schnellville passed through this vicinity Monday. Mr and Mrs Pete Temple and family and Simon Petry and family visited Drank Temple Sunday. George Boeglin and John Arehart drove to Cannelton. The Gehlhausen dance drew a good crowd. Andrewoeglin and Joseph Heeke of Ferdinand attended John Boeglin’s sale Monday. Joseph Huelsmann of St Anthony attended Gehlhausen’s dance Monday. Laura and Theresia Uebelhor of Boonville visited grandparents Me and Mrs Mike Uebelhor, then returned to Louisville. Marie Lehnen went to Rockport Monday to be bridesmaid at theirlmereacopner wedding Wednesday. Edward Spayd and Arthur Whittan of Louisville spent last week with their relatives. Mr and Mrs John R Daun haver welcomed a daughter Cornelia Florentine. Raymond Yellig, recently discharged from the Navy, spent several days with family here.
Local notes from Bretzville on visits and travel
Bretzville community reports a rainy week and several visits. Andy Jacobs and son Hugo traveled to Huntinehive Maurs day, while Mrs J B L Sehura and children were visiting. Invent Petersburg returned home Saturday. Mrs Cornelius Woortei and son Havole are visiting Hugt Ingbore, with her sister Mrs J Breiz nearby.
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Andy Jacobs
Hugo
Huntinehive Maursday
Cornelius Woortei
Son Havole
Hugt Ingbore
J. Breiz
Local notices and life notices from a small town
A scrambled OCR page from Owensboro area mentions John Wannbinger and Miss Daene Hurin, with local names like Dr Ales, Vert Iupprecht, Peter Jenner, and Henry Miller. It notes school openings at Bretyville and Harrison Township, a wedding, visits, and a party, plus Joseph Weaver buying a new player piano.
Miss Armelia Kern Goes to Louisville for Winter Stay
Miss Armelia Kern departed last Tuesday for Louisville where she plans to reside through winter. Miss Isabelle Schue traveled to Evansville for an extended stay. Mrs Wa. F. Dilger and child also noted in the household movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armelia Kern
Louisville
Isabelle Schue
Evansville
Ladies Coat Suits at Reckelboif and Muller
A local ad announces a large line of ladies coat suits in all styles and prices from Reckelboif and Muller. The notice highlights a broad selection for customers seeking affordable and fashionable outerwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Reckelboif & Muller
Hot water and limestone phosphate cleanse the liver
A physician promotes morning hot water with limestone phosphate to wash the liver and bowels, claim ing it clears indigestible material and poisons. The remedy is said to be harmless, tasteless, and non sal ivating, unlike calomel, with benefits for daily wellbeing.
Sage and Sulphur Compound for Hair Darkening
Advertises Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to buy hair darkener. Claims to restore natural color, gloss, and youthfulness with easy application and warns it does not cure disease. Also mentions civil service exam prep and government job openings in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Seth
Coats Coats Now Offers The Latest Winter Line
Coats Coats Now promotes the largest selection in town with new stylia and shades. Visitors are invited to see the collection as prices are described as right.
Grenade banks to seed industrial savings program
War Department hand grenades turn into personal banks for workers through Government Savings Societies. About 20,000 industrial groups are lined up with at least 100,000 more to join, each grenade bank holding ten dollars in coins. Workers must buy three War Savings Stamps or one stamp a month for three months to receive their grenade bank, usable for further savings or Treasury Certificates.
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War Department of the
United States
America
Government Saving Societies of
Europe
United States Treasury
Iarry Edwards Clay
WI Loan Organization
Seventh Federal Reserve District
War Savings Society
Government Savings Society
Treasury Savings
Treasury Savings Certificates Offered Across Five States
New Treasury Savings Certificates in denominations of 100 and 1000 are distributed in five states of the Seventh Federal Reserve district. They may be bought in September for 83 and 1840 respectively, mature January 1, 124, and issued in registered form to guard against theft or loss. Interest equals 4 percent compounded quarterly like War Savings stamps. War Savings Stamps may be exchanged for these certificates, and purchaser names are recorded with a Treasury registration kept in Washington. Prices rise monthly. the 100 certificate starts at 83 and 1000 at 106.60 at maturity, with tax relief except for certain taxes.
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Treasury Savings
Seventhederal Reserve
Treasury
Treasury Department
Washington
A Safe Stock for All Savings Stamps Song
A short promotional verse urges saving through savings stamps, noting their rising cost and the purchases they enable. It highlights a summer trip and new clothes as examples of items funded by saved stamps, asking how many things they can buy.
Time Table of Ferdinand Railroad July 7 1918
The Ferdinand Railroad schedule shows daily departures from Ferdinand to Huntingburg and back with trains connecting to Southern Railway routes. Train No 1 runs 7:30 am to 8:05 pm linking Evansville Rockport Cannelton Louisville and West Baden connections. Train No 3 operates with several connections to Princeton West Baden Evansville Rockport and Cannelton. All trains use the Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg Indiana. Leonard Muller G P L A Huntingburg.
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Ferdinand Railroad
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern
Princeton
Uannelton
Southern Railway
Ind
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure and Reward
A vintage advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood based remedy. It claims thirty five years of use, asserts disease healing on mucous surfaces, and promises general health improvement after short use. Prompted customers are invited to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio, with price listed as 76 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Farm O Lite Light and Power for Farms and Barns
Electric Light and Power Co Incorporated advertises Farm O Lite as a practical solution to brighten homes and illuminate farm work with reliable electric light and power services for farms, barns, and rural properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light & Power Company Incorporated
Electric Light & Power Co. Incorporated
Electric Light & Power Co
Evansville Market Report 1919 Prices for Wheat to Hay
Evansville Indiana market listings dated October 9 1919 show prices for wheat at 2.10 per bushel oats 81 cents corn 1.90 potatoes 2.26 onions 87 awaiting cabbage 1.00 per 100 pounds wool 5 cents per pound dry ginseng 23.00 per pound eggs butter chickens roosters turkeys geese and cattle prices listed for steers heifers cows bulls hogs hay timothy 28.00 per ton. Also a subscription renewal note about expired front page X marks and no invitation to subscribe.
Wedding Invitations Appear in The News Newspaper
The public notices wedding invitations printed in The News. Readers see names of couples, ceremony dates, and locations listed in a brief community notice format.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beckmann State Bank
Siberia
Theodors Schnell
Schnellville
Pete Temple
Simon Petry
Temple
Yeorge Boeglin
John Arehart
Gehlhausen
Andrewoeglin
Joseph Heeke
John Boeglins
Joseph Huelsmann
St. Anthony
Laura and
Theresia Uebelher
Boonville
Mie
Mrs
Mike Uebelhor
Ren
Marie Lehnen
Edward Spayd
Arthur Whittan
Mro
John R. Daunhaver
Cornelia Tflorentine
Raymond Yellig
U.S. Navy
Rusda
John Wannbinger
Owensboro
John A Hurin
Daene Hurin
Ales
Itupprecht
Bretyville
Hias Henselt
Aliss
Peter Jenner
John
Treland
Dengiad
Gilbert Moen
Ani
Nora Moenkhans
Urbana
Hingis
Fhen Happner
Diss
Abidlea
Mr and Stes
Henry Miller
St. Bernard's Clurer
Harrison Township
Joseph Weaver
Mariah Hill
Wa. F. Dilger
Cage
Sulphur
Civil Services Drillery
15Th St
Doo
Ady
Uncle Sam
Wis
Eveready
Teries
G. C. Metzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Leonard Muller
PL & Pla
Huntingburg, Hd
Weyer & Fleck
Ferdinand Ind
Evansville, Ind
Joseph F. Vaal
St. Meinrad
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