Dance at Friedel s hall in New Boston Tuesday evening
County news notes a dance at Friedel s hall in New Boston on Tuesday evening June 22. Local business transacted by Thomas Friedel and Albert Fischer in Rockport last Tuesday is recorded.
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Newspaper
Rockport Democrat
Location
Rockport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1920
Page
8
County news notes a dance at Friedel s hall in New Boston on Tuesday evening June 22. Local business transacted by Thomas Friedel and Albert Fischer in Rockport last Tuesday is recorded.
Ideal farming weather with good acreage prospects. rust observed on wheat in low lands. Local health and family updates include Calvin Beach on the sick list and a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Tom Reynolds named Mary Montola. Visitors travel to Evansville and Hilman. Griffen attends her father Calvin Bench. Bergman family from Chrisney visits family here. extended family reports from Melson Ludwick and kin.
Mr John H Waninger and Miss Frances Schatz were married in a Tuesday morning ceremony at St Boniface Catholic Church with Rev Joseph Villinger officiating. The bride wore a white satin gown with georgette trimming and a pearl lace veil. Maids of honor were Tillie Schatz and Frances Waninger. Lorena Ernst, niece of the bride, attended the event.
Joride the flower girl wore yellow and carried bride roses and a smilax wreath. Best men were Albert Waninger and Ed Schatz. The couple plans residence in New Boston after a reception at the bride’s home and a Hollander hall dance. Attending friends include Pfeiffer, Schatz, Boehm, Waldhier, Fischer, Nurenbern, and others from Evansville and Mount Vernon.
Mrs. Hester John leaves for Evansville then Studgart Arkansas to visit sons Homer and Welker. Mrs. Harris heads to Denver to summer with Rollie Harris. Mrs. Maud Pittman and Lucile return from Pueblo Colorado after a year away. EB Schmutzer opens a new undertaking establishment in the TI. O. O. F. building with full supplies and 24 hour service. Multiple residents visit relatives and friends in Evansville Cincinnati Louisville Selma and Fayettville during the week.
The Luce township farmers association meets monthly with sessions on the first Monday night at Richland auditorium and the third Monday night at Hat field in Odd Fellows hall. James W. Herrell serves as president.
Ambrose Feigel offers seven Ford touring cars from 1917 and 1918 in good shape and one eight-year-old work mare for sale.
Two young Holstein cows for sale, each fresh with first calves. Contact J. W. Strassell in Rockport Indiana at phone 337.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is said to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, mixed from tonics and blood purifiers. Testimonials are claimed to be available. sent by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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