Local notices and social updates from Franklin area
Social items list visitors and visits from Franklin Indiana and nearby towns. Names include Lula and Alma Thom, Millie Lamar, Barbara Schatz, Mayme Arnold, Sarah Simons, Annie Williams, Nancy Masterson, and others. Small events include a Methodist service with eleven immersed, an ice cream supper, and travel notes from St Meinrad and Ferdinand. A horse was struck and killed by lightning near Steve Lotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misees Lula
Alma Thom
Franklin
Ind
Millie Lamar
Louisville
Oster
Rebekahs
Annie Williams
Kansas
Nancy Masterson
Sarah Simons
Steve Lotes
Victory at Liberal relayed in terse crossing lines
Messrs Ed Wunsch and son and George Volz left for Louisville Monday after a pleasant visit. The score cited as 4 in crossing the boys from Liberal suggests a local game tale with departing travelers and a favorable outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wunsch and Son
George Volz
Louisville
Local Notes From Havansville And Nearby Towns
Havansville residents report purchases by Mrs. George Deeg and Mrs. R R Rhoades last Tuesday. George Kelley of Richland City visited Eureka earlier in the week. Miss Ethel Hartley returned from Columbia Missouri and departed for Terre Haute for summer term at the state normal. Nellie Johnson and Kellie Crow wed at Rockport last Saturday, conducted by Hsg Wm Jones. Rena Johnson recovers slowly from surgery. An ice cream supper last Saturday night was a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Deeg
R. R. Rhoades
Havansville
George Kelley
Richland City
Ethel Hartley
Columbia
Terre Haute
State Normal
Nellie Johnson
Kellie Crow
Rockport
Hsg
Wm.Jones
Rena Johnson
Social News From Lincoln City And Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Grant Shimer and children of Chrisney spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Grant Medcalf. May and Fay Oskins of Hymera Indiana visited relatives here the past two weeks. Mrs. Esther Oskins and Miss Partenheimer of Huntingburg visited Mr. and Mrs. Seward Oskins. Maude Richardson spent Thursday and Friday in Chrisney. Mrs. Andrew Warner, lately ill, is improving. Olis Rice returned home from Degonia where he worked recently. Kata Bunton of Gentryville and Bet Cohoon of Boonville visited Mrs. John McDaniel. Cyrus Van Winkle of Chrisney was in town. The Folsomville ball team played the Athletics here last Sunday, score six to nine in favor of the Athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Shimer
Chrisney
Grant Medcalf
May
Fay Oskins
Hymera
Ind
Esther Oskins
Partenheimer
Huntingburg
Seward Oskins
Maude Richardson
Andrew Warner
Olis. Rice
Degonia
Kata Bunton
Gentryville
Bet Cohoon
Boonville
John McDaniel
Cyrus van Winkle
Folsomville
Athletics
Saintly News: Local Deaths and Visits Amid Seasonal Travel
John Hanser and August Zwickel depart for Britten South Dakota for several months. August Kettler buried in Evansville after funeral attended by his brothers John Kettler and Ernest Kettler and family. Local residents John Meyer family visited St Meinrad. A L Martin and sons Harold and Charles visited. Mat Beichel of Liberal visited. Zwickel visited Louisville relatives. Evangelical church services scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanser
August Zwickel
Britten
Louisville
The
Evangelical Church
Picnic Planned Despite Rain in Schneider's Grave Grounds
Notice urges July 3 picnic at Schneider's grave with heavy rain likely. Invites all residents to attend while Frances Simon was seen in Rockport on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schneider
Frances Simon
Rockport
Family reunion at the Haller home with ice cream and cake
A reunion was held at the home of Wm. Haller on Sunday with entertainment into the late hours. Visitors included Jos. Peters of St. Meinrad and S. H. Jennings and daughter of Rockport on business. John Haller returned from Owensboro and Evansville after a two week visit. Rev. Joseph Villinger and Dr. James of St. Meinrad were in the area for business. Emma Hartz of Tell City was visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Haller
Jos. Peters
St. Meinrad
Emma Hartz
Tell City
S. H. Jennings
Rockport
John Haller
Owensboro
Evansville
Joseph Villinger
Tell
Blackberrying Talk Near Mount Moriah Feels Local Heat
Women discuss blackberrying in Mount Moriah as Lulla Patmore visits from near New Hope with her daughter Vernie. The church welcomes a new organ installed Thursday with Miss Lanie Hoch as organist. Children’s day exercises on Sunday night June 27th were a grand success with attendees from Newtonville, Little Pigeon, Fairview, and Chrisney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulla Patmore
Vernie
Near New Hope
James Carter
Lanie Hoch
Newtonville
Little Pigeon
Fairview
Chrisney
Sunday visits and social notices in Taylorsport area
Hatfield S W Nunn and family hosted visitors Sunday at Taylorsport. Miss Josephine Brown is very ill near Kensington. Mrs Ann McWright and Mrs Josie Carter visited town Monday. Mr and Mrs Oliver Goodman and Miss Hazel Morhan of Evansville guest of Mrs Mel Parker.Dance at Logsdon's hall July 8 with Walter Bros Evansville. Ethel Bert Hartley left for Terre Haute to attend summer school. Ray Mattingley attended the Boonville horse show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Nunn
Taylorsport
Josephine Brown
Kensington
Ann McWright
Josie Carter
Oliver Goodman
Hazel Morhan
Evansville
Mel Parker
Logsdon’s
Walter Bros
Ethel Bert Hartley
Terre Haute
Ray Mattingley
Boonville
Death of two year old in Patronville
The two years old child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bingle died last Friday after a short illness of cerebral spinal meningitis. The funeral was held at Shiloh on Saturday morning. Eloise Hill and Mrs. Lizzie Wade and other relatives attended the services. A birthday dinner honored John Miller for his 60th birthday with seventy nine guests and a cake walk. Tom Niles and family visited in Chrisney with brother George Niles who plans to move to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bingle
Shiloh
Eloise Hill
Lizzie Wade
Chrisney
Jane Wallace
Carleton
Dale
Nellie Haines
Ary Snyder
John Miller
John
Tom Niles
George Niles
California
Deposit Safety on Farm Lands and Stockholder Backing
The note proposes starting with $25 000 paid in and another $25 000 available from stockholders to back loans on first class farm lands. It asks where depositors face risk and to follow the column for analysis.
Deaths and Illnesses Touch Little Pigeon Community
Florence and Jessie Crawford of Louisville were called home by their brother Harry’s serious illness. Ethel Irene Cummings, eleven months, died and was buried. Rev. Herrel of Chrisney officiated. Dan Pierson of Cincinnati visited his father. Ed Snonder and wife of Evansville visited relatives. Oatley Anderson of Chickasha, Okla., visits his father Dan Anderson. Mrs. Susie Burkhart remains ill. Children’s Day exercises drew many to Mt. Moriah. Local ice cream social at Buffaloville. James Pierson died of neuralgia aged 75. six sons and one daughter survive. funeral at Little Pigeon church conducted by Rev. S. J. Cross. Sons: Samuel Carmi, Harry Oklahoma, Howard Myrtle Point, Bert Grandview, Frank Rockport, Dan Army at Ft. Thomas. daughter Laura Warnke Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Jessie Crawford
Louisville
Harry
Ethel Irene
Joseph Cummings
Rev. Herrel
Chrisney
Dan Pierson
Cincinnati
Ed Snonder
Evansville
Oatley Anderson
Chickasha
Okla
Dan Anderson
Susie Burkhart
Mt. Moriah
Will
Ofa Barnett
Sid Burkhart
Boyd
Laura Burkhart
Belle Patmore
Cecil Barker
Buffaloville
James Pierson
Mr. Pierson
Little Pigeon Church
S. J. Cross
Pierson
Samuel
Carmi
Iil
Oklahoma
Howard
Myrtle Point
Ore
Bert
Grandview
Frank
Rockport
Dan
Ft. Thomas
Laura Warnke
Idaho
Rainy weekend soaks Maxville with family visits
Heavy rain dominated Maxville as residents enjoyed a warm spell. Robert Bettag of Santa Claus spent Sunday with his brother John, and Miss Oneda Seim of Tell City returned home after a week with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bettag
John
Oneda Seim
Tell City
Deafness Cure Promoted by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers $1000 for cases caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to send for free circulars.
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Hall
Soy
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
All Druggiste
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Mayme Arnold
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A. J. Maslowsky
Andy Gogel
B. J. Bockting
Miss Rose
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Strouser
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the Brown Trust Company
Rockport, Indiana
Main Street
Court House
B. F. Bridges
G. GC. Kincaid
Floyd Thurman
W. H. Parker
T. J. Markland
J. J. Brown
W.H. Brown
W. H. Brown
J.J. Brown, Sec’y and Treas
Spencer County
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