Local Obituaries and Social Notes From Lincoln City Area
Perry Rice at bedside as relatives visit from Evansville Mariah Hill and Tennyson while Miss Charlotte Hildreth spends weekend with Orval Enlow Huntingburg visits noted Miss Mayme Willison returns from Kansas to spend summer No details on dates or locations beyond Evansville Lincoln City and St Louis mentioned with several families and social guests listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhart Bosler
Mariah Hill
Hiram Rice
Evansville
Carl
Tennyson
Perry Rice
Charlotte Hildreth
Huntingburg
Orval Enlow
Maude Richardson
Bertha Herron
Hattie Herron
Doc Stewer
Lawrenceville
Dll
Wayne Adams
Bernard Wayne
Ben Spurlock
California
Eliza
Beth Spurlock
Mayme Willison
Kansas
Claude Arnold
Robert
E. St. Louis
Grace Hasley
Joseph Alley
Chicago
Bvaiisville
Mary Alley
Lincoln Ity
Noah Spurlock
Bertha Hevron
Ifrmna Krause
Marme Willison
Ide Richardson
Babel Ossums
Margaret Hevron
Lola Gentry
Maurice Tlaug
Local Social Roundup From Clay and Nearby Areas
Sunday afternoon visits noted as Blanche Roos departs from Little to attend summer school in the city. Families including H. H. Schnuck and Mrs Schnuck with son Hanley were among locals gathering for a meal and socializing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Alee Grling
W. H. Bieden
Bohn
Osee
Haseery Bieier
Eibert
Hines Afeburg
Waldora
Hiness
Wilhelmina
Tonnemachdot
Blanche Roos
Little Left
H. H. Schnuck
Schnuck
Hanley
Newtonville Social Notes and Obituaries Briefly Told
Newtonville patrons visitors and relatives fill week with family travel. J J Haat family returns from Evansville, buys a new Ford. A pastor Earl Taylor visits Pittsburg parents. Aaron Meeks visits Boonville Evansville. Levi Wilkinson 98 enjoys good health. Mrs. Kiener and Mrs Pooly visit Newtonville from Evansville. Arvey Sibrel family and Mrs Toole visit Newtonville. Floyd Richards home from Evansville with measles. ill but improving. Joe Lucas dies at 24 from tuberculosis. burial in Detroit after six weeks here. Tillie Morford of Rockport visits Vernie Morford. Lora Schoolfield Muriel Grippenstroh go to Bloomington for Indiana University summer session. Ralph Webster Lloyd visit grandmother Hester Lloyd. Hib Lloyd joins family in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henderson
William Brenner
Evansville
J. J. Haat
Evansvile
Earl Taylor
Pittsburg
Penn
Aaron Meeks
Boonville
Levi Wilkinson
Indiana
Wilkinson
Richard Kiener
Newtonville
Millie Pooly
Crafton Bunner
Arvey Sibrel
Doll Toole
Floyd Richards
Joe Lucas
Marian Harter
Tockport
Hester Lloyd
William Lloyd
Indianapolis
Hib Lloyd
Hes
Rain shortage prompts prayers as Troy groups gather
Catholic residents from Troy attend services at Ferdinand monastery and St. Meinrad while Catholics plan a large day with several priests. Clinton Palmer drowns after stepping into a coal shaft hole near Troy in the Ohio River. Cecil Palmer nearly drowns, saved by a boy named John Bunny. Two fishermen recovered Clinton's body after about twenty minutes in the water. Funeral services are slated at the Baptist church Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Ferdinand
Tell City
St. Meinrad
Ohio
Clinton Palmer
Cecil Palmer
John Bunny
John
The
Baptist Church
Wm. Sauter
St. Marks
Weekend Visits From Local Families
Mr and Mrs Virgil Held spent last Sunday with Mrs Wilhelmina Tomnemacher while a daughter Rosalie visited Miss Anna Brinkman on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie
Anna Brinkman
Virgil Held
Wilhelmina Tomnemacher
School Play St Agnes To Benefit Church At Hollander's Hall
Sunday at 2:30 pupils of our school present the two act drama St Agnes at Hollander's hall to benefit the church. Star band provides music and ice cream will be served. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marina
Martina Weaver
Evansville
Joe Nemer
Clem Strobel
New Boston
Gust Sergesketter
Karl Lindauer
Rockport
St. Agnes
Hollander’s Hall
Miss Thelma Fletcher Birthday Party Noted
Friends and neighbors surprised Thelma Fletcher with an 18th birthday party last Wednesday evening. Refreshments of candy and popcorn were served as the group enjoyed the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter Lloyd
Thelma Fletcher
Opal Lamar
Evansville
C. M. Senester
Louisville
William Schaerer
New Albany
Ind
Robert Boultinghouse
Canelton
Dee Holder
Condemn Congress Uphold President Rhetoric and Scandal Report
The article discusses a Farm Bureau push for a free scholarship to Indiana State Fair School of Home Economics for 90 girls from each county, with local chairmen collecting names. It also reviews political controversy around Attorney General Daugherty and the Daugherty Morse Felder affair amid broader criticisms of Congress and the Harding administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Spencer County
Farmers Federation of County
Indiana State Fair School of Home Economics
Bern
Atttendance
Ars
Charles Lindles
Ohio
James Kirkland
Rockport
Luce
Sidney Cartier
Richland
Jackson
John D. Lasher
Chrisney
Grass
Fritz P. Kramer
Huff
John Held, Jr
Lamar
Harrison
John Wissel
St. Meinrad
Clay
Arthur Oskin
Ira E. Eggleston
Co. Sec’y
Harding
Anaieale
Senate
Newberry
Newbery
Nat Goldstein
Michigan
Republican Congress
Supbeet
Tech
Congress
Daugherty-elder-Morse
Campbell
Washington
Denby- Sinclair Naval
Nat. Goldstein
Daugherty-Felder-Morse
Department of Justice
Department
Caraway
Daugherty
Morse
Watson
Indiana
Thomas B. Felder
New York Tribune
New York State
Morse Felder
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County News
Lincoln City
Clay AY City
FULDA
Grandview
Hatfield
Rockport, Indiana
R. D. Rosier
Camelsburg
James Woodward
Earl Jones
Bruceville
Marvin Jones
Laurel Jones
Frank Hurst
New Sensation Floating Theatre
Adv
H. P. Meyers of
Winslow
John Biggs
Star Brand
Starbrand Shoes
Ayaa
Outing
Swift
Iiratt
Krueger & & Wyallace
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Martin’. Serrin’ Co
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