Trustees Set Local Office Hours for Four Townships
Luce township trustee has moved to his residence two miles east of Eureka and will be in Hatfield on Tuesdays and Richland City on Fridays with other days spent at Lama Livia. Carter township trustee stays at Lincoln City office each Wednesday and may conduct business otherwise when not on the road. Jackson township trustee visits home Mondays and Gentryville Fridays with other days free if not on the road. Harrison township trustee at Fulda residence Tuesdays and other days when not on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce Township
Eureka
Hatfield
Richland City
Lama
Carter Township
Lincoln City
Jackson Township
Gentryville
Harrison Township
Fulda
John Haller
Petition to sell real estate in Spencer County case title
In the Spencer County circuit court Indiana case No 2036 Meinrad Birchler executor of Mary A Birchler deceased sues John W Birchler Mary L Birchler Cecelia Birchler Rosa Kaelin John A Birchler Frances Wirthwein Elizabeth Weaver Meinrad Birchler Martin Birchler Cecelia Bauer Mary M Pund Benedict Birchler Catherine Keller Leo Birchler over a petition to sell real estate. Defendants named not residents of Indiana are warned to answer by January 1 1917 or face trial in their absence. Clerk Lewis Woolfolk. Attorney Jacob Fahy for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Spencer County
Indiana
Meinrad Birchler
Mary A. Birchler
John W. Birchler
Mary L. Birchler
Cecelia Bircher
Rosa Kaelin
John A. Birchler
Frances Wirthwein
Elizabeth B. Weaver
Martin Birchler
Cecelia Bauer
Mary M. Pund
Benedict C. Birchler
Catherine Kelfer
Leo I. Birchler
Circuit Court
Hizabeth B. Weaver
Catherine Keller
John A. Birehler
Rockport
Spencer Circuit Court Sale of Real Estate in Rockport Indiana
By order of the Spencer Circuit Court in November 1916 a commissioner will sell at public auction at the Rockport courthouse the east half of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 3 township 7 south range 7 west Spencer County. The 20 acre tract in Indiana with deferred payment terms: one third cash, one third in nine months, one third in eighteen months, notes with six percent interest from date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Circuit Court
Spencer County
Indiana
Stanley A. Singleton
Fay Singleton
Frank Singleton
Mary Moore
Melissa Machin
John Y. Singleton
Eugene Singleton
Gladys Johnson
Will Self
Court House
Rockport
Jin Said
Property to be sold under court order by Swan commissioner
Sale of real estate to begin at two o'clock in the afternoon on the stated day. Property to be sold free from liens. Deed to be made on final confirmation by court order. Mortgage secures the property and attorneys fees are included. Elbert M. Swan serves as commissioner.
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Elbert M.swan
Milton Divorce Notice in Spencer County Indiana
Belle Milton files a divorce complaint against Julius C. Milton in Spencer County Indiana. The defendant, declared nonresident, is notified to appear on January 23 1917 at Rockport court or face judgment in absentia.
Notice of Non-Residents Divorce Case Johnson v Johnson
Ida Johnson sues Elvis E. Johnson for divorce in Spencer County Indiana as defendant is not a resident of the state. The defendant must answer by January 29, 1917, or default will be entered. Smith & McCullough represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Spencer County
Circuit Court
Indiavia
Ida Johnson
Elvis E. Johnson
Smith & McCullough
Indiana
Rockport
Lewis Woolfolk
Local Teachers Absent From Southwestern Association
County notes say teacher Paul Grass was sick and unable to attend the Southwestern association at Evansville. Relatives and friends gathered at the Schneider home on Thanksgiving Day for a day of feasting and merriment. Misses Mary and Josie Rust James Chapman and Cullen Souder attended the association in Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Grass
Southwestern Association
Evansville
Tom Schneider
Mary
Josie Rust
James Chapman
Cullen Souder
Tivansville
Santa Claus Visits and Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Dale Area
Mr and Mrs John Poellein and son Louis Mrs Lydia Martin and Norman Schaus traveled to Tell City Sunday. Several families including Schaus Meyer Kaiser Inez Flora attended visits and Thanksgiving with relatives in Dale and nearby towns. Entourage from Buffaloville St Louis and Liberal joined Wortman and Schierbaum households for holiday meals and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Poellein
Louis
Lydia Martin
Norman Schaus
Tell City
Clarence Schaus
Clemens Meyer
Kratzburg
Elmer Kaiser
Inez
Flora
Dale
Julius Bockstahler
Freda
Geiss
Lucy Schwarte
John William
Esther Hanser
Rockport
Louisa Hanser
Wesley Ahring
Clay City
Clarence Bockstahler
George Reinke
Floyd Barker
Charles Hendricks
Dorothy
Buffaloville
Fred Hendricks
Fredrick
St. Louis
Agnes Schriefer
Liberal
Wortman’s
David Lewis
Emma Schierbaum
Edgar
Albert Schroeder
Katie Wortman
Alfred Schierbaum
Protracted Meeting Closes in Hatfield Area
The Hatfield quarterly gathering was held at the M. E. church Tuesday night with Rev. Hurlstone discussing What is Life. The three week protracted meeting led by Rev. McNaughton and Rev. Rausch concluded Tuesday night with impactful sermons and lasting work.
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M. E
Hurlstone
McNaughton
Rausch
Grandview
Ladies Aid
Wm. McKinney
Township Institute
Emma Duff
Melvin Parker
Los Angeles
Calif
Notice to Contractors for Ohio Township Road Work in Spencer County
The Spencer County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids on January 1, 1917 at 2 pm to improve a Rockport Ohio township road by grading draining and repairing. Bids must meet plans on file with the county auditor and be accompanied by a non-collusion affidavit and double-proposal bond. Rejections reserved. J Frank Stocking Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Niles
Ohio Township
Spencer County
Indiana
Board of Commissioners
Spencer
Court House
Rockport
Rockport, Pattonville and Enterprise_1
J. Frank Stocking
Spencer, County
Appointment of administratrix for Raymond L. Polk estate
Minnie M. Polk named administratrix of the Raymond L. Polk estate of Spencer county Indiana. Estate declared solvent. Creditors urged to present claims. Dated November 29 1916. Attorneys Swan and Mason. Amanda Taylor and Lou [illegible].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Polk
Spencer
County
Indiana
Swan & Mason
Attys
Amanda Taylor
Lou
Wendell Ambition Pills Promise Quick Vitality Boost
T. C. Basye offers a refund on the first box of Wendell's Ambition Pills, touted as a nerve tonic to restore energy and vigor. The ad claims improvements in two days and a full return to confidence after one box, with mail orders prepaid by The Wendell Pharmacal Company of Syracuse, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.C. Basye
Wendell
T. C. Basye
Wendell Pharmacal Company, Inc
Syracuse, N. Y
Local residents host and relocate during holiday week
Bristow and Mrs. Wm. Caswell of Yankeetown visited Mrs. Steven Horrom Tuesday and attended a quarterly meeting. Frank Ashby moved his family to Evansville. Several families moved into newly purchased or other homes, with well wishes offered. Thanksgiving visits and sick lists appear as neighbors share news of guests and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Allen
Cora Crowder
Gertrude Mattingly
Raaf
Graham Lashbrook
Scho
Terre Haute
Edith
Marion Wood
Francis Houseman
Cockrel
Ketcham
Helen Vote
Boconville
Tom Hall
Luther
Will. Hall
Arkansas
Claud Parker
Orion Youngblood
Boonville
Harmon Vote
Vote
Tom Roberts
Richland City
S. W. Nunn
Schoolfield
Frank Beeler
Elizabeth Mattingly
Nathan Taylor
Ruth Duncan
Yankeetown
W. P. Eigenmann
Grandview
Lora Miller
Otto Baumgaertner
Rockport
Diet For Diabetes Raw starch regimen by Kansas City doctor
A Kansas City physician prescribes a raw starch and water diet for diabetics with staged reintroduction of foods. Patients start with raw starch such as cornstarch stirred in water several times daily or raw potatoes with salt, plus a daily sponge bath. Once sugar disappears, lettuce or celery with little salt and a soft boiled egg are added, then meat and vegetables, avoiding sugar and cooked starch for months. If sugar recurs, revert to raw starch and water briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Penalties For Meat Eating Under Tudor Regulation
A 16th century law enacted in 1549 and extended in 1563 required abstinence from flesh on Lent Ember days vigils Fridays and Saturdays and even Wednesdays to boost naval power via fisheries. In 1563 four women who ate meat in a London tavern during Lent were punished in the stocks and the supplier faced the pillory.
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North Sea
London
Financier's Son Plans Run on Bank Cited by Baltimore American
The Baltimore American quotes an inherited idea about a financier's son enjoying country life while hinting at a banking run. The commentary sketches a contrast between rural leisure and financial scheming.
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Baltimore
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