County News Roundup Shows Visits and Harvest Plans
William Osborn and Ed Anderson arrived from Chicago to visit Mrs. Leona Osborn and family for a week. Wheat harvest is set to begin next week in the area, with various locals visiting relatives in Grandview and Richland City. Miss Lou Seay is ill with typhoid symptoms, and a funeral was held Sunday for a local resident with interment at Collins Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Osborn
Ed Anderson
Chicago
Leona Osborn
Farl Mackey
Dale
Bruce Snyder
Rockport
Sam Hamilton
Laura
Clara Hamilton
Sarah Miller
Reno
Perry County
John Buttee
Mack Small
Evansville
Ben Moore
Grandview
Catherine Osborn
Alexander
Lou Seay
Fiora Willis
Richland City
Etta May Wright
Crit Hamilton
Frank Niles
Owensboro
Weekend Social Visits Reported Across Cities
Local residents and families made Sunday and Wednesday visits to relatives across the area. Names include Ferguson Baldwin Burkhart Wroe Johnson Wiseman Dugas Smith Springston Gasaway and Oskins among others with multiple households hosting gatherings.
Local Notes From Newtonville and Surroundings
Frank Hurst and Walter Lloyd were in Tell City on business. Mrs. Alfred Baughn and children visited Indianapolis relatives last week. Evansville resident Mrs. Hancock dies after illness. funeral held with interment at New Hope cemetery. Mrs. Clint Hagan dies at her home near Collins Chapel last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hurst
Walter Lloyd
Tell City
Mae Vetter
Oakland City
M. FE
Alfred Baughn
Indianapolis
Joe Peddicord
Will Erne
Lewisport
Nannie Darter
Mae Lloyd
Evansville
Beulah Rumpel
Princeton
Hilda Rumple
Mae Selby
Genevieve Fletcher
Rockport
A. B. Langley
C. C. Mason
J. H. Jennings
Wm. Hancock
Hancock
Pearl Gasser
Bertha
Lena Hancock
Moore
New Hope ‘Cemetery
Clint Hagan
Collins Chapel
Local Visitors, Death of John King Highlight Gentryville News
Mt. Carmel visitors Earl Skelton family and Evansville guest Ed Small with his mother share time in the area. Evansville’s Mrs. Mary Adams and Rockport’s Mrs. Emma Gibbons visit relatives. A children day program is planned by the Christian Sunday school next Sunday night. John King dies suddenly at home from heart trouble at age 72, leaving a wife three sons and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Skelton
Mt. Carmel
Ed Small
Evansville
Mary Adams
Emma Gibbons
Rockport
Christian Sunday School
John King
King
Community Notes From Fulda Area
Joe Pfeiffer Paul and Albert Hilderbrand spent last Sunday in Evansville. Thirty three children made their communion last Sunday at St Boni Face church. Mr and Mrs August Collignon and baby of Tell City visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Mrs John Beier has recovered and is able to be out again. George Collignon is repainting his house with Sergesketter Bros. Mrs John Harm also has house painted by Tony Greulich. The Moonlight Orchestra dance Tuesday was well attended. Miss Theresa and John Brenner of Mariah Hill visited Miss Olivia Lindauer last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Pfeiffer
Paul
Albert Hilderbrand
Evansville
St. Boniface
August Collignon
Baby
Tell City
John Beier
George Collignon
Sergesketter Bros
John Harm
Tony Greulich
Moonlight Orchestra
Theresa
John Brenner
Mariah Hill
Olivia Lindauer
Local Residents and Visitors Weekenders Around Huntingburg
Kennedy Station reports Anderson and Owen loaded a car of stock here Monday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jacob Frick of Huntingburg, Miss Selma Wetzel and Ethel Glover of Hawesville, Ky, and Mrs August Frey with two children. Other locally noted people: James Kennedy of Grandview visiting D. F. Kennedy, Wallace Shimer visiting relatives, Waldo Brinkman returning from Bennett Medical College, and Raymond Kennedy regaining health. Carl Wollner of Grandview visited Wm Brinkman. Frank Sehnick Omar Held Emelie Brinkman and Kitty Tennemacher attended a teacher examination at Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Owen
Jacob Frick
Huntingburg
Selma Wetzel
Ethel Glover
Hawesville
James Kennedy
Grandview
D. F. Kennedy
August Frey
Tell City
Wallace’ Shimer
Waldo Brinkman
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
Raymond Kennedy
Carl Wollner
Wm. Brinkmans
Frank Sehnick
Omar Held
Emelie Brinkman
Kitty Tennemacher
Dale
Local Social Visits Highlight Evansville and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Mariah Hill visited her son in Evansville a few days ago. Mrs. Peter Roos spent time in Dale. Miss Francis Hollander was ill this week. Mrs. Joe Somersheimer and her Louisville relatives visit Herman Gasken. Mrs. Kate Snayd and Mrs. Andy Gogel were in Huntingburg last Tuesday. Miss Cecelia Hufnagel returned from Louisville. Miss Isabel Bosler of Owensboro visited relatives here last week. Mr and Mrs Albert Oeding, married in Terre Haute last Tuesday, visit Enos Bosler’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Jellig
Evansville
Peter Roos
Dale
Francis Hollander
Joe Somersheimer
Louisville
Herman Gasken
Kate Snayd
Andy Gogel
Huntingburg
Cecelia Hufnagel
Isabel Bosler
Owensboro
Albert Oeding
Terre Haute
Enos Bosler
Schnellenberger Bros. Partner Dies After Louisville Hospital Stay
John M. Schnell of Troy reported visiting Thursday. George Schnellenberger, partner in Schnellenberger Bros., died Tuesday in a Louisville hospital after traveling there two weeks earlier for treatment and undergoing an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Schnell
Troy
George Schnellenberger
Schnellenberger Bros
Louisville
Funeral Thursday for 29-year-old newlywed priest
Remains were sent for interment and a funeral service will be held Thursday afternoon. The deceased, 29, wed last July to Miss Amelia Klueh. He leaves his parents, three brothers, and three sisters. Ordination ceremonies at the Monastery were led by Bishop Chartrand of Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Klueh
Chartrand
Indianapolis
Local visitors and guests noted in Boonville and Rockport
Mr and Mrs Stanford Pomroy of Boonville visited Dr and Mrs R R Rhoades. Catherine Boyd an attendant at Woodmere has been nursing her grandfather Wm Boyd who is ill and greatly improved. Rev Charles Martin of Park City Utah visiting relatives at Rockport spent Tuesday with aunt Mrs Charles Martin. Dr R R Rhoades in Evansville Tuesday. J H Logan and John Jennings of Rockport were here on business. Mrs George Wetzel and her little daughter of Sapulpa Oklahoma are guests of sister Mrs John Stevenson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Pomroy
Boonville
R. RR. Rhoades
Catherine Boyd
Woodmere
Wm. Boyd
Boyd
R. R. Rhoades
Yankeetown
Bessie Deeg
DePauw University
Charles Martin
Park City
Utah
Rockport
Evansville
J. H. Logan
John Jennings
George Wetzel
Sapulpa, Okla
John Stevenson, Jr
Local Christmas Visits Parade Through Nearby Towns
Santa Claus Louis Martin and grandsons Harold Martin of Dale visit relatives in Newburg and Evansville. Victor Schierbaum visits Owensboro. Mr. and Mrs. O J Hochmeister and baby visit Evansville relatives. Theo Hanser visits Tell City. Evangelical church holds Sunday service at 2 30 pm. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Martin
Harold Martin
Dale
Newburg
Evansville
Victor Schierbaum
Owensboro
O. J. Hochmeister
Baby
Theo. Hanser
Tell City
The
Evangelical Church
Death of MAXVILLE J. F. Grass Pioneer of Perry County
MAXVILLE J F Grass a longtime Perry County resident and German immigrant died at his home Tuesday after a short illness. He was past eighty, survived by his widow three sons William of Troy Fred and Adolph of the county and daughter Mrs Dan Dersch of Huff Township. The Grass couple celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary about four years ago. Funeral and burial were held Thursday in Troy Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Grass
Mr. Grass
Perry County
Germany
William
Troy
Fred
Adolph
Dan Dersch
Huff Township
Grass
Troy Cemetery
Mt Olive Notes on Local Visits and Obituaries
John Schroder and family of Lincoln City visited Claud Ellis and family last Sunday. Mrs. Madelena Bender and Flora attended the funeral of Mrs. Rimbault in Owensboro. Mrs. Laura Beader at German Bend visited her mother, Mrs. Frank Werry, who died Tuesday. Waldo Brinkman of Clay City, now in Chicago medical college, visited friends. Children’s day exercises at Mt Olive church next Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Reverend Patterson’s preaching day follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schroder
Lincoln City
Claud Ellis
Frank Oskins
Madelena Bender
Flora
Owensboro
Rimbault
Laura Beader
Frank Werry
German Bend
Waldo Brinkman
Clay City
Medical
Chicago
Mt. Olive Church
Rev
Temptation and Worth Trade on Life’s Narrow Path
A terse aphorism urges restraint to avoid yielding to temptation and wasteful living. The speaker underscores discipline as key to a life of value and purpose.
White Goods For Hot Weather Shadows and Flounc ings
A busy catalog note highlights 24 inch and 27 inch shadow flounc ings popular this season with prices 50c 60c and 85c a yard. The item line emphasizes light fabric suitable for hot weather and retail styling.
When They Are Married She Doesn’t Believe Anything He Says
A collection of witticisms on behavior money luck peace and trust. The quotes critique self interest blame shifting and reliance on others while noting how habits shape perception and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove of Peace
Brougher
Coroner's Inquest Records John L. King Death 1914
The coroner of Spencer county Indiana held an inquest on June 3 1914 into the death of John L King found dead June 2 1914 at his Jackson township home The verdict states death by nitral insuffic ency King aged 73 years 8 months 5 feet 10 inches tall with gray hair gray eyes light complexion American nationality He wore light cotton underwear dark cotton pants shirt and socks and carried no valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer County
Indiana
John L. King
Jackson Township
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