Oil work helps dust control. town plans future street oiling
The town reports dust reduced by oiling streets and hopes the town board will oil all streets next season using general funds. A wind storm blew off the Ca dick Milling Company stack and damaged shade trees. A heavy rain afterward aided crops as Holy Rooters held baptism at Main Street. Mrs J B Beanblossom visited near Lake Mill with relatives. Wheat opens at 75 cents for new crop. harvest hands scarce, pay 1.75 to 2.00 per day. Corn and tobacco crops look good. Reiff, German-born and longtime resident, died at 88. funeral held at Rockport with burial at Sunset Hill. Visitors include Lorene Doehr and Elizabeth Frey families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadick Milling Company
Main Street
Reiff
J. B. Beanblossom
Sheldon
Lake Mill
United States
C. T. Baker
Louis Woolfolk
Halliwell
Germany
Mike
Texas
John
Arizona
Charles
Near Here
Andy
Waitmiai
Maggie Halbig
Sellersburg
Ind
J. L. Battrim
Rockport
Sunset Hill
Mr. Reiff
Wheat harvest starts as storm harms local crops
LOG CITY reports a Saturday storm caused damage to wheat fields. Local residents including Mrs H C Knapp and Eliza beth Shackelford visited relatives in Huntingburg and Chrisney. Numerous visits from Evansville to Chrisney and Lincoln City family homes are noted, as well as a two year old colt injuring itself on a barbed wire fence. Pearl Springston of St Louis is visiting her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Knapp
Huntingburg
Elizabeth Shackelford
Henry Johnson
John Ellis
Stella Ellis
Evansville
Chrisney
Pearl Johnson
Ollie Carter
Frank Johnson
George Wroe
Mrs. Robinson
Lincoln City
Wesley Springston
Thomas Heady
Miss Pearl Springston
St. Louis
Local visitors and relatives noted in community column
Twin Falls Idaho resident Prof. I W Reed was a guest of friends here last week. Miss Agnes Hensler from Evansville visited relatives. Mr and Mrs F S Kress spent Sunday at Jasper visiting Micheal Krees and family. Mrs J A Allenbaugh and two children from Kansas City Missouri were in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Reed
Twin Falls
Idaho
Agnes Hensler
Evansville
F. S. Kress
Jasper
Micheal Krees
J. A. Allenbaugh
Kansas City
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and First Communion
Mariah Hill families and friends are listed as among the sick. Misses Frances and Blanche Hollander were in Dale last Friday. Ida Lehr and nephew Russell Lehr of Louisville visit Adam and Mary Lehr. Fred Hollander and family hosted Owensboro visitors. Henry Bredhold and daughter Francis visited relatives in Owensboro. John Jochum went to Haubstadt on business. Mary and Katie Hollander of Louisville stayed with relatives. First communion was celebrated by fight children. Louis Humbich of Louisville visited Joe Jellig family. Kate Spayd and Andy Gogel visited Ferdinand on business. Ed Schatz of Fulda was in town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hamlieb
Joe Gogel
Frances
Blanche Hollander
Dale
Ida Lehr
Russell Lehr
Louisville
Adam Lehr
Fred Hollander
Owensboro
George Hollander
Henry Bredhold
Francis
John Jochum
Haubstadt
Mary
Katie Hollander
Louis Humbich
Joe Jellig
Kate Spayd
Andy Goge
Ferdinand
Ed Schatz
Fulda
Local Social Mix in Fulda Area Highlights Weekly Visits
Mrs John Huffman of Huntingburg returned home after a week with her sister Hirs. Andy Greutlich Blanche Ruprecht Gusta Ruprecht and Ralph Collignon attended the Boston dance Tuesday night. St Meinrad Tigers defeated Fulda Red Sox 4 to 1 in a ball game here Sunday. Edward Schatz Carl Lindauer and Olivia Lindauer visited friends at Mariah Hill Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huffman
Huntingburg
Hirs
Andy Greutlich
Blanche
Gusta Rupprecht
Ralph Collignon
Boston
Victor Greve
Herb Eubelhar
Ferdinand
Ferd Lindauer
Robert
Kate
Mary Koernerding
Hans Martz
St. Meinrad Tigers
Fulda Red Sox
Tigers
Edward Schatz
Carl
Olivia Lindauer
Mariah Hill
Local residents visit relatives and friends around towns
Gentryville reports Mrs. Lidda Clark and Mrs. Lida Phillips visiting relatives in Tennyson and Evansville respectively. Mrs. Mary Longebaugh and daughter call Boonville on Friday. Ed Holtz of Linton visits friends here this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKasson of Tennyson stay with relatives. Gladys Simpson of Chandler visits their parents. Miss Blanche Phillips visits aunt Lizzie Small. Joe Oksins and family tour Rockport spouses host relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lidda Clark
Tennyson
Mary Longebaugh
Boonville
Joe Oksins
Rockport
Gladys Simpson
Chandler
Lida Phillips
Evansville
Blanche Phillips
Lizzie Small
Ed Holtz
Linton
Ind
Joe McKasson
Funeral for Frank Oskins Held After Illness
Frank Oskins aged 41 died Monday after a long tuberculosis illness. Funeral service led by Rev FE M Hare of Gentryville was conducted at the residence and interment followed at Sharke cemetery. Survived by an aged mother and two brothers. Attending relatives included Jacob L. Bryant of Rockport and L M Medcalf and Logan Oskin with families from Lincoln City. Waldo Brinkman and Miss Iva Bender joined the funeral gathering. Carl Bender and family spent Sunday at Tennyson. Arthur Jandevar of Howell, visiting his aunt Magdalena Bender, returned home Tuesday. Miss Lacey Holtz of Stewartsville visited friends here, and Dan Walters headed to Vespen Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bender
Tennyson
Arthur Jandevar
Howell
Magdalena Bender
Lacey Holtz
Stewartsville
Ind
Waldo Brinkman
Iva Bender
Clay City
Jacob L. Bryant
Rockport
L. M
Frank Oskins
FE. M. Hare
Gentryville
Sharke
Kennedy Station Visit Highlights and Travels
Frank Schriefer stayed with his brother Dan in Tell City while Miss Selma Wetzel visited relatives for two weeks and has since returned to Hawesville Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Schultz of Evans- are noted in the brief locals item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schriefer
Dan
Tell City
Selma Wetzel
Hawesville
Schultz of . Evans
Picnic Fetes at Kennedy's Grave Draws Attendees
Mrs Tenne macher hosted guests including Grandma Roger and Tell City kin. Miss Estella Peak from Rockport visited Miss Marie Tableman. Mrs Henry Brockman traveled to Illinois to see her ill sister. The Clay City ladies aid plan a big picnic at Kennedy's grave on July 4 with all invited.
Patronville church postpones children day exercises
Alexander church postpones patronville children day events from next Sunday night to June 28. Quarterly meeting services will be at Alexander church next Sunday night with Dr. Smith the district superintendent delivering the sermon. Visitors Ary Snyder and Zella Jones were in Owensboro last Monday. Farmers busy cutting the wheat crop outlook for a large yield. Harwood Sibert was in Evansville last Friday. Mrs. Richard Blakley is ill with mumps. Miss Lou Seay is improving after several weeks’ illness. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Greenwalt of Rockport visiting their daughter Mrs. Charles Boyd this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Church
Smith
Ary Snyder
Zella Jones
Owensboro
Harwood Sibert
Evansville
Richard Blakley
Lou Seay
Noah. Greenwalt
Rockport
Charles Boyd
Areka Pattie Suffers Broken Wrist After Slip
Mrs Bruce Pattie slipped on a floor at her son James Patties home last Thursday and broke her wrist. She has suffered since from the injury. Mrs Malhala Lahue of Texas visits sister Mrs Alva Glenn. Bob Hullett left for Evansville to visit relatives. James Goodwin very ill and Wash Oskin is on the sick list. Lula Meeks and Ora Meeks were in Evansville. Mrs Tom Oskins visits relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Pattie
James Pattie
Malhala Lahue
Texas
Alva Glenn
Bob Hullett
Evansville
James Goodwin
Wash Oskin
Lula Meeks
Ora Meeks
Tom Oskins
Remains of St Meinrad Monksman Interred at Abbey Cemetery
The remains of Meinrad McCoy OSB who died in St Louis were returned to the area Wednesday. After a funeral service the interment occurred at the Abbey cemetery. He had no relatives locally but studied at the St Meinrad abbey about thirty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinrad McCoy
St. Louis
Abbey Cemetery
St. Meinrad Abbey
Richland City Storm Damages Shade Trees and Crops
A strong wind storm struck Richland City last Saturday causing extensive damage to shade and fruit trees, but no twister occurred. Wheat harvest nears completion as straw piles grow, tobacco fields are planted and thriving, and corn looks good. Mrs. William Burroughs died at 62 after a yearlong illness. funeral at Mt. Zion with Rev. C Pitie. The eleven month old Shrode child died in Evansville. burial at Mt. Zion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Jolly
William Burroughs
Liberty School House
Charles Stillwell
Rockport
Mt. Zion
C. Pitie
Mt. Zion Church
Arthur Shrode
Evansville
Illnesses Reported At Local Farm Scene
Lamar R R No 1 reports Mrs Theresa Harris very ill. John Lee Connor improved after heat in corn field. Mrs Connor his wife also ill. Mrs Ada Hackteman visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Harris
John Lee Connor
Connor
Ada Hackteman
Local News From Rockport Area During Harvest Week
Miss Golda Ferguson departed last Monday for Martinsville to seek rheumatic treatment. Bernard Conner, a worker on a dairy farm ten miles north of Indianapolis for eleven months, returned home for a short visit and plans to proceed to Kansas. Farmers are busy harvesting the wheat crop after a much needed rain last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport
Golda Ferguson
Martinsville
Bernard Conner
Indianapolis
Kansas
Pruning Climbing Roses for Next Season Advice
A landscape gardener advises pruning after blooming to force new wood for next year's blossoms. For low trellises cut flowering shoots to ground. for high trellises remove about four feet of old wood. Foliage recovers quickly and screens porches. next year’s blossoms should be abundant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
End of mental life tied to struggle and action
The passage asserts that without struggle or aspiration the brainpower fades and we become mentally dead. It warns that yielding to vice kills mental life just as arsenic kills the body, urging ongoing effort and activity as life.
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Elizabeth Frey
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Kennedy Station
Patronville
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ST. Meinrad
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New Tango
Ati
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Sherman
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