Local Social News Highlights From Town Visits and Births
Mary Gerlach is noted as being from this place. Alma McCoy visited with Mrs. Marie Kramer at Roth Hill last week. J. G. Bender, a Evansville business college student, spent the weekend with his parents. Thorste McCoy and Mrs. McCoy of Grandview visited here. Mrs. Jessie Mosier of Evansville visited relatives. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Everett McDonald of Decatur Georgia. Mrs. McDonald was formerly Nell Fehrman of this place. Mrs. Mary Osborn visited friends at Heisman Saturday and Sunday. A baby clinic was held Thursday and Friday at the Friendship Church with Dr L O Walters of Chrisney as physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gerlach
Alma McCoy
Marie Kramer
Roth Hill
J. G. Bender
Business College
Evansville
Thorste McCoy
Grandview
Jessie Mosier
Everett McDonald
Decatur
McDonald
Nell Fehrman
Mary Osborn
Heisman
Friendship Church
L. O. Walters
Chrisney
Ben Sergesbetter
Maria Hill
Carl Lindauer
Ralph
New Boston
Geo. Boehm
John Schatz
Frances
Joan Schaeffer
Mariah Hill
Joseph Schneider
Joe Loehrlise
Camp Taylor
Victor Friedle
Wm. Haller
Dale
Agnes Gross
J. A. Sergesketter
John Colliza
Mr. Collignons
Alsasee Loraine
America
Co. B 42Nd Kee
Indiana Infantry
Joseph
Ferdinand
Frank
Alpert
Otto
Herman
Jacob Schaeffer
Carry Mosberger
John Waninger
Edward Collignon
Troy
John Collignon
Midway Service Flag Dedication Honors Local Volunteers
A service flag was dedicated at Midway honoring nineteen area men serving in France. Judge R. E. Roberts gave a strong address while a committee of Misses Nettie Abbott Nevie Lloyd Alice Metz Hattie and Helen Weber led the program and carried the flag and U S colors into the church at the UL B Shureh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway
R. E. Roberts
Nettie Abbott
Nevie Lloyd
Alice Metz
Hattie
Helen Weber
U. S
Herschel Giles
Otto Meeks
Roland J. Jones
Luther Meeks
Orville Edwards
Sid Meyer
Archie Meyer
France
Floyd F. Giles
Roy Isaacs
George Tremper
Ivan Pope
Gert Seales
Oscar Fueger
Chester Uulting
Andrew Atkinson
Carrol Atkinson
Mark Samples
John Leingang
Vernie MecDanie
Ul.b
Shureh
Red Cross Members List and Local Social Notes
County notes list Red Cross members including Theo Fischer Rev Chas Tirardot Bombrowsky Henry Tropp and many others. The item mentions Sergesketter returning from New Boston and various visits, car purchases, and a death of John Collignon with funeral details and family tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Theo. Fischer
Chas. Tirardot
Rank Bombrowsky
Henry Tropp
Herman Vaal
Ben Boehman
Frank Neihaus Sr
Julius Becher
Jake Denning
Phillip Ficher
Loyena Denning
Anton Meiring Jr
Frank Denning
Hubbert Winterhalter
Jake Nickels
Pierce Dixon
Frank Smith
John Geron
Sisters of
Str. Benedict
John Voger
Miss S. Ringeman
Frank Ruxer
Louis Becher
Joe Vadedes
Albert Sehad
James Burns
Paul Ringeman
Fred Leohrein
Henry Rehmann
Frank Konerding
John Haller
Geo. Stach
Thomas McGrath
Mike Mehling Sr
Joe Altman
Boniface Davobs
Anton Mehling
Frank Mehling
John Rehman di
Joe J. Lueken
Frank Seaninger
Frank Me
Mrs T E Jones Visits From Toronto Kans
Mrs T E Jones of Toronto Kansas returns home after a three week visit with relatives. A baby girl named Jessie Marie Lasher was born to Mr and Mrs John Lasher at 2208 East Columbia Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Jones
Toronto
Kans
John Lasher
Columbia Street
Evansville
Jessie Marie
Lasher
Prominent Tennessee Railroad Man Declares Vin Hepatica Restores Youth
Bartlett Tennessee L N agent and cotton broker W E Smith at sixty nine reports feeling like an eighteen year old after using Vin Hepatica. He suffered indigestion and weakness, credits the nature remedy with remarkable results and urges others to write for details from Bartlett Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
W. E. Smith
Bartlett, Tenn
Bartlett
Tenn
Clay City Weather Outlook and Social Events
Rain revived growing things and wheat harvest nears with good prospects. Mrs Chris Brockman and Mrs Carl Schnuck visited Dale. Louis Tableman of Liberal visited Wm Brinkman family. Mrs Day of Hawesville stayed with the Wetzel family. Clover looks good as Elmhurst student Wilson Emighotz returns for summer. The young people's League meets next Sunday night. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Brockman
Carl Schnuck
Dale
Louis Tableman
Liberal
Wm. Brinkman
Day
Hawesville
Louis Wetzel
Wilson Emighotz
Elmhurst
Young People’s League of
Clay City
Rain aids crops as towns observe Decoration events
A light rain last Sunday boosts crop prospects while residents like Mrs. Jane Emmick and Mrs. Emma Anderson travel from Evansville for Decoration. Carl Wetzel headed to Camp Taylor, and relatives of Elmer Schierbaum and Ben Kroger learned they landed in France. Memorial day programs drew large crowds with Rev. Akerman and Rev. W. Wright speaking. Local social visits include A B Barkhart family tending graves, F A Barker’s Rockport trip, and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emmons and others from Huntingburg and Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Emmick
Evansville
Liddie Ludwick
Carl Wetzel
Camp Taylor
Sam
A. B. Barkhart
F. A. Barker
Rockport
Elmer Schierbaum
Ben Kroger
France
Akerman
Rev. W. Wright
Decoration Day Visitors Reach Local towns
Miss Agnes Simons of Tell City visited and decorated her parents graves in Santa Claus. Mrs. Bell Stocking and sons and Mrs. John Stocking of Rockport attended Decoration Day. Beulah Egnew of Evansville stayed with Uncle Egnew. Alvey Porter and family from Hatfield joined relatives. Mrs. Lydie Quiatt of Tennyson came last Thursday. Sunday schools from Clay City and Buffaloville joined veterans in marching. readings by Donald Wetzel Arvel Skelton and Dorothy Sableman. Reverends Emickholtz and Daniels spoke in Roexport. Mrs. Fred Bolen and her little son visited Addie Staten in Newtonville this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hartloff
Agnes Simons
Tell City
Santa Claus
Bell Stocking
Ray
John
John Stocking
Rockport
Beulah
Egnew
Evansville
Alvey Porter
Hatfield
Lydie Quiatt
Tennyson
Clay City
Buffaloville
Donald Wetzel
Arvel Skelton
Dorothy Sableman
Emickholtz
Daniels
Roexport
Fred Bolen
Little Son
Newtonville
Addie Staten
Cream Separator Prospects at Special June Prices
We offer a De Laval and Sharples cream separator at a special June price. Write or wire us for these reduced rates and limited time savings.
Junior Red Cross Ice Cream Supper Planned in Lincoln City
Lincoln City residents note an ice cream supper by Junior Red Cross set for June 15 with all welcome. Several locals including Margaret Herron Dwight Wildman and Margaret Tomibi were visited by family and friends over the weekend. A church ice cream social last Saturday drew a large crowd and cleared 17 dollars and 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Margaret Herron
Gentryville
Dwight Wildman
Ed. Krause
Maxwell
Roy Hopkins
Camp Taylor
Marie Tomibi
James Murray
St. Louis
Betty Jones
Chrisney
Caras. McCoy
Fred Suhrheinrich
Ralph
Mt. Carmel
John Kruse
James Herron
Lamar
Emma Anderson
Evansville
Olive Seales
James Walker
Otis. Fiiby
Wannah Douglas Gentryville
Marie Schrader
Edith Hopkins
Boonville
Ruth Oskins
Mildred Richardson
Local Notes From Poseyville and Nearby Visits
Mary Kordes of Huntingburg visited relatives here last week with Max Kern Mary Jochim and baby spending Saturday and Sunday at Poseyville Otto Spayd was in Ferdinand on business Tuesday Minnie Maslowsky of Owensboro Ky spent Sunday with her mother Margaret Maslowsky Martina Nord of Louisville visited her parents Killian and wife Chris Michel of Camp Taylor called on a friend in town Sunday The Red Cross benefit dance Tuesday night was a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kordes
Huntingburg
Max Kern
Mary
Jochim
Baby
Poseyville
Otto Spayd
Ferdinand
Minnie Maslowsky
Owensboro
Margaret Maslowsky
Martina Nord
Louisville
Killian Nord
Chris. Michel
Camp ‘Taylor
June sowing offers milk producing seed varieties
They can be produced with very little labor and sown any time in June. They are among the best milk producing seeds grown. We have good seed on hand at reduced prices including millet. For an abundance of seed mix peas and millet together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow
Perfecto
Selecto
Local residents visit relatives. church and small-town notes
Mrs. Anna Sutton and daughter Lillian Phillips of Huntingburg visit relatives here. Rev. McKinney and family travel to Corydon for conference and visit Greensburg. Tobinsport and Greensburg greetings follow Wilmer Suter illness. Millinery worker Beulah Rumple returns from Indianapolis. Red Cross registration set for Friday and Saturday. Several Chapmans called home to care for ailing Ade Chapman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Sutton
Evansville
Lillian Phillips
Huntingburg
McKinney
Corydon
Greensburg
Jacob Hagan
Claud Suter
Tobinsport
Wilmer
Suter
Miss Grace
Maud Hill
Chrisney
Red Cross
Lawrence and
Golda Chapman
Kinney, Jr
Forest Chapman
Indianapolis
Wallace Chapman
Oglesby, Ml
Russell Chapman
Newburg
Ade Chapman
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