County News Box Social Sparks School Spirit
The county column notes the box and pie social at the school was a big success and urges pupils to build on that momentum. It lists local visits and sickroom updates, including Mrs. Fred Belin of Rockport staying with her mother and Miss Marie Belin. Samuel Barr, 84, died November 18 with funeral at the MBE church and burial in Buffaloville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Belin
Rockport
Addie Staten
Marie Belin
Fred Hoffmier
Ill child Richard Holtzman linked to local notices
Richard the five year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Holtzman is seriously ill. The Lyric orchestra played for a New Boston dance. Mr and Mrs J A Sergesketter and children visited Tom Gross and family at Troy over the weekend. Frank Kleiser traveled to New Boston Sunday. Jacob Rupprecht of Evansville is home for a few weeks helping on the farm. Mrs Frank Zogimann has returned from Evansville after a several weeks absence. Mrs Aug Sergesketter spent a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Strobel
Tel City
Pat Greulich
Evansville
Mike Waninger
Rosaline Beier
Louisville
John Friedel
Victor
St. Meinrad
Carl Lindauer
New Boston
Clara
Frances Nemer
Albert Holtzman
Stephen, S. D
Mary Heim
Richard
Joseph Holtzman
Lyric Orchestra
J. A. Sergesketter
Tom Gross
Troy
Frank Kleiser
Jacob Rupprecht
John
Frank Zogimann
Aug. Sergesketter
Under skirts in silk and Silk Camasoles Silkk Gossimers
A brief catalog-style item notes silk camisoles and under skirts, listing Silk Camasoles Silkk Gossimers as examples in a historical wardrobe section.
Local Families Gather for Thanksgiving and Visits
A roundup of guests and travels across Chrisney and Evansville as families host gatherings. Mr and Mrs John P Chrisney and Garland visit L D Lamar. Forest and Bernice Selby stay from Evansville. Walter Jones visits Ezekiel Powell. extended kinfolk share meals and parties. Lena Ray, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Yalbott, dies and funeral set at New Hope Baptist. Mrs Amanda Lee Sargent dies in Kentucky and is buried at Sargent graveyard after illness while visiting daughter. Morris Williamson returns for farewell party. Stella Miller honored at birthday party. numerous minor visits noted with popcorn, candy, and cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Bernice Selby
Evansville
Ben Selby
Bennie
Walter Jones
J Evansville
Ezekiel Powell
Lena Ray
Harry Yalbott
New Hope Baptist Church
Amanda Lee Sargent
Kentucky
Sargent
M. E. Church
Lillian Williamson
Noble Cadick
Great Lakes
Nobie
Kate Fletcher
Richard Peek
Rockport
Paney Jenkins
Cordin Jenkins
George Williamson
Morris
Alvert
Hamilton
Florida
Charles Miller
Stella
Fred Parker
Suits to Sox: Supply Available Across Markets
A broad supply chain note indicates readiness to provide garments from formal suits to sports socks. The message emphasizes versatile inventory access and ready fulfillment for varied customer needs.
Gasoline as an Insecticide
A fragment notes the Bureau of Biological Survey doubts gasoline kills insects by blocking their oxygen intake. It suggests insects breathe through openings in their bodies and that oil contact would cause them to suffocate and die shortly after exposure.
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Bureau of Biological Survey
Early asbestos use in spinning and weaving threads
The article notes asbestos was first used for spinning and weaving to produce combustible thread and rope, a practice dating back to Greek and Roman times. It cites the United States Geological Survey and a briefing that the fiber can now be spun to extremely fine diameters, with 82 000 feet per pound referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Nerve Impingement and Health Link Claims
A chiropractor view explains that misaligned vertebrae press nerves between bones, reducing nerve signal and causing illness or paralysis. It cites Alfred Walton M D Harvard 1879 noting the spine greatly influences health and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Walton
Harvard
Pest harms crops in Greece despite no remedy found
The Mediterranean fruit fly has damaged Greece’s crops for years, hitting apples pears peaches apricots plums tomatoes and other produce with little effort to stop its spread. Meanwhile local notices mention sewing club meetings and visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Serrin traveling to Indianapolis for a state insurance meeting and a Lutheran church aid gathering at Seminary Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
R. I. Q. Sewing Club
Marjorie
Bertha Cain
C. Serrin
Indianapolis
Mr. Serrin
Coral color notes and rarity in gemstones
The passage lists coral colors including red pink white blue yellow green and black with black described as the rarest and most highly prized. It presents a concise catalog of hues and marks black coral as particularly valued.
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Lioney
Galve
T. C. Basye
Edizon
Phonog
Anhs Columbis
Phonographs
Coimbia & Edison Records
China
Ingersall Watches
Brecks Childrens Rockers
Rox
Columbia Records
Columbia
L. M. John
County News
FULDA
Bresser
Derskirts
Mushin Underwear
Newtonville
John P. Chrisney
Garland
George Billart
Andes Masterson
Chrisney
Las Sunday
L. D. Lamar
Thomas Ray Lloyd
Hester Lloyd
Roy Lamar
Charles Dilger
Evans
Seaifls
Suspisia
Ottta
Ollie Taylor
Idaho Jones
Wm. Greathouse
Chilacothe, O
Velvia Sharp
Harriet Powell
A. A. Powell
Myrtle Drew
Devonia Shrode
Kansas City
Clint Powell
Hilda Powell
John Smith
Harry Gorman
Ellis Sutton
Fowler
Ind
Robert Polly
Preston Bunner
Cristmas
Boudgir Caps
Main Street
Indiana
E. F. Matejka
Chiropractor
Amelia Mohr
Mary Seipel
Boonville
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