County News Roundup from Local St. Meinrad and Vicinity
John Trotter of St. Meinrad stays at FE Wagner's. Miss Carrie Roos travels to Louisville. Albert and Edward Spayd return to Louisville. Jos Bredhold and Jos Geesken of St. Henry visit town for Monday business. Sophia Garsser and son Willie visit Evansville relatives. Frank and Alois Sturm represent Aetna Insurance in town. Minnie Maslowsky was mildly ill last week. Chrisney delegates to the A S E meeting Saturday. Louis G Tableman conducts business in Rockport and Chrisney. Mr. and Mrs Jacob Held visit Santa Fe on business. Theo. Dilger was in Evansville recently. Mrs. Henry Awickel returns to Knoxville Tenn. On Sunday March 8 Mrs. Fred Tableman hosts guests for her husband’s 41st birthday with a large dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Trotter
St. Meinrad
FE. W. Wagner's
Carrie Roos
Louisville
Albert
Edward Spayd
Jos, Bredhold
Jos. Geesken
St. Henry
Sophia Garsser
Willie
Evansville
Messrs
Frank and
Alois Sturms
Aetna Insurance Co
Minnie Maslowsky
Chrisney
Louis G. Tableman
Rockport
Jacob Held
Santa Fe
Theo. Dilger i
Henry Awickel
Knoxville
Tenn
Fred Tableman
Tableman
Local Wartime Civil Service Exams and Obituaries Reported
A. Bays and David Egnew traveled to Evansville on Tuesday for civil service exams to qualify for teaching positions in the Philippines. J. H. Whitehouse of Rockport was in town on business. The county A and E society met last Saturday with plans to influence tobacco crop limits to 274 acres. Rev. S. J. Cross led quarterly services at Grandview. Mrs. Dockz Abbott of Rockport died of pneumonia and was buried in Chrisney cemetery. funeral by Rev. W. V. Harrell. Mrs. Barbara Fella died near town on March 5 at age 68, funeral by Rev. Wolf. interment in Catholic cemetery. surviving son John and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bays
David Egnew
Evansville
Civil Service
Philippines
Messrs. Bays
Egnew
J. H. Whitehouse
Rockport
County A
S. J. Cross
Grandview
New Albany
Dockz Abbott
Baptist Church
W. V. Harrell
Chrisney
Barbara Fella
Wolf
Catholic Church
Fella
John
John Goble
Lena Fella
Julia Fella
Local News Briefs From Tell City And Nearby
Liberal weather swings from spring to snow as Miss Augusta Hoops remains ill. Claude Byers visited his brother Wm. Voyles in the past week. Lula Schnack and Christine Grippenstroh visited Tell City last Tuesday. d. Henry Schreeder was at...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Hoops
Claude Byers
Folsomville
Wm. Voyles
Lula Schnack
Christine Grippenstroh
Tell City
D. Henry Schreeder
Glenda|e calls for reform of local offices and taxes
A Glendaale letter argues against high taxes without visible benefits and proposes tangible reforms. It urges giving teachers enrollment data to trustees, eliminates the county superintendent and township advisory boards, and questions the need for a full set of county offices.
Newtonville Social Notices and Visits Spillover
Mrs. Maude Hill spent days in Evansville for a civil service exam. Mr and Mrs Charles F Wetherill hosted a birthday dinner for their son John turning 21. Forty two relatives attended. Mrs Hisse Fetcher and Miss Carlis returned from Evansville with millinery lines opening here on the 27th and 28th. Mrs Ben Wade of Chrisney visits her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Fletcher. Mrs Lida Boyd, teaching in town, left last Tuesday for unknown destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hill
Evansville
Charles F. Wetherill
John
Hisse Fetcher
Albert Fletcher
Lida Boyd
Local Notables Visit Evansville and Nearby Towns
Evansville will host a cashier at the New Vendome hotel. Bernice Hedges of Yankeetown will assume a school post. Henry Trenary of Rockport was seen on the streets. Lester Langly and his wife from Rockport visited relatives here last weekend. Mrs. Posey Meeks and Mrs. Dr. Harry Harter with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Langley attended the Eastern Star lodge in Grandview. H. C. Powell traveled to the county capital on business. Frank Hurst went to Owensboro, Kentucky on business last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Bernice Hedges
Yankeetown
Henry ,Trenary
Rockport
Lester Langly
Posey. Meeks
Harry Harter
A. B. Langley
Eastern Star Lodge
Grandview
H. CC. Powell
County
Local notes on visitors and community chatter
Miss Susie Muhlbauwer of Poseyville and Mrs. Adam Keller of Owensboro Ky visit relatives here. Anton Harm of Owensboro and Tom Grenlich bring local farm humor and transfer news. Dr Cramm returns from the west, installs Cumberland telephone, ready to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Muhlbauwer
Poseyvile
Adam Keller
Owensboro
Ferdinand News
Anton Harm
Tommy Gr
Local notables visit and changes in Warrick county
Lincoln City notes visitors include Mr and Mrs Stanley Singleton Warrick county with Union Douglas Will Bench and Isham Muskridge on sick list Charles Morris of Texas Ben Simpers and Thomas Morris of Rockport visited William McDaniel Maude R Richardson of Chrisney visited home folks Thomas Riley became night agent moving into Emma Egbert property George Patmore of Little Pigeon visited Wills Beach Seward Oskin visited son Jacob at Evansville Equity meeting attended by local farmers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Singleton
Warrick County
Union Douglas
Will Bench
Isham Muskridge
Charles Morris
Texas
Ben Simpers
Thomas Morris
Rockport
William McDaniel
Maude R. Richardson
Chrisney
Thomas Riley
Emma Egbert
Erty
George Patmore
Little Pigeon
Wills Beach
Seward Oskin
Jacob
Evansville
John A. Greulich Goes to Rock
John A. Greulich, listed as ST, leaves for Rock in a brief hometown notices item. Further details are sparse in the fragment, with no accompanying dates or destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Greulich
Rock
Town Notes Of Business Moves And Local Changes
John Kost and others traveled to nearby towns on business while F W Wagner was away in Cincinnati. Will Denning sold a 40 acre farm for 1500 to Clements Muth. Paul Broekman sold his Perry county farm to Andrew Wissel and plans a public sale March 30 with Wissel taking charge April 1. Becher Bros. craft pews for a Vincennes church. Rena Sturm bought goods in Louisville for her store. Mail routes moved to 5 am and 9:30 am departures with noon and 6 pm returns. Telephone rates to rise to 165 per month on April 1. Fishing excitement and general town chatter filled last week. Joseph Floerki of Washington died in Louisville after three weeks of illness. funeral held in Washington with classmate attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kost
Chrisney
John M Tretter
Mariah Hill
F. W. Wagner
Cincinnati
O. Jos
F. Vaal
Vince Rickelman
Jasper
Will Denning
Clements Muth
Paul Broekman
Perry County
Andrew Wissel
George Bischol
Michael Trotter
Louisville
Republican Times
St. Meinrad
Joseph Floerki
Washington
Ind
Gregory
Floerkin
Movement and revival mark Patronville week
Sam W Hamilton and family moved to Rockport in a home bought recently. Laney Meredith arrived from Evansville to Wayne Montgomery's river bottom farm. Dan M Miller relocates to Patronville for the Pan MWUandle country prospecting. Oak Grove revival closes with thirty six conversions as river rise prompts farmers to move stock to higher ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W Hamilton
Rockport
Mr. Hamilton
Laney Meredith
Evansville
Wayne Montgomery
Dan M. Miller
Patronville
Fred Hamilton
Adye
Oak Grove
Local notes about visits and a revival in Mount Moriah
Little Pigeon J J Burkhart was in Rockport on business Tuesday. J J Painter traveled to Eureka last Wednesday to meet the state board of the Evansville Baptist association. Dave Barnett visited his sister Mrs Kemp in Dubois county this week. A daughter was born to Joseph Egnew and wife at their New Albany home last Friday. Joe is one of the Clay township boys. Many locals attended the pro tracted meeting at Mount Moriah where a revival is ongoing with Rev Gabbert of Evansville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Burkhart
Rockport
J. J. Painter
Eureka
Evansville
Bapiisl Association
Dave Barnett
Kemp
Dubois County
Joseph Egnew
New Albany
Joe
Clay Township
Mount Moriah
Rev. Gabbert
Detained After Appointment Interruption
A brief item notes that he was detained from his appointment here last Sunday due to illness, with no further details on location or identity.
Wayne Montgomery Sells 15000 Bushels at Sixty Cents
Wayne Montgomery sold 15,000 bushels of corn this week at 60 cents per bushel. Lon Therber, once ill with pneumonia, shows improvement while West Lewis remains very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Montgomery
Lon Therber
West Lewis
Local Notes On Trips And Newborns In County News
Joseph Haines made a business trip to Rockport and W H Jones travelled to the county capital. Indiana's next governor Senator L Eric Slack canvasses Southern Indiana counties. Born Saturday March 7 a boy to Nat Willis and wife. A girl born Tuesday February 10 to Sid and wife. Stork visits James B Nun home Monday March 9 bringing a fine boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Haines
Rockport
W. H. Jones
Indiana
L. Eric Slack
Aad
Nat. Willis
Sid McCoy
James B. Nun
Measles Rage In Gentryville Amid Local Notices
Dr Scott Cook visited Huntingburg on business as measles spread in Gentryville. Emily Tracy traveled to Huntingburg while Edgar Jones, long in Minois, returned home. Victoria Gribbin died in Evansville from cerebro spinal meningitis. burial here followed short cemetery services by Rev Ketcham. Lee Weller died cutting timber near Degonia Springs after a falling limb struck him. body recovered from a flooded creek and buried in China graveyard Warrick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Cook
Huntingburg
Emily Tracy
Edgar Jones
Minois
Wiss Victoria
Frank E. Gribbin
Evansville
Rev Ketcham
M. E. Church
Lee Weller
Pigeon Switch
Degonia Springs
Weller
Wm. Young
Young
China
Warrick County
Farmers Favor Removal of Troy Creamery to New Boston
A meeting of farmers and others in New Boston discussed moving the Troy creamery to town. An update on progress will be provided next week, and it appears likely the deal will close and the plant relocate here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Born Saturday 7th a Boy for Nord Family
A baby boy arrived Saturday to Mr and Mrs Fred Nord. Mrs Diana Steinman is ill with heart trouble. Mrs W E Young wife of the Southern Railway agent here died aged about 26. Dr W Wedeking was in Evansville on business Friday. Noble Medcalf was in Evansville Wednesday. Henry Sohn republican sheriff candidate not from Ohio township was here Wednesday. Rev L L Schoonover will conduct quarterly meeting at U B church next Sunday. Carter township teachers hold last institute here next Saturday. Township schools to close six months term in about three weeks. Wm Jones visited Boonville on business. M J Medcalf in Evansville Saturday. Emma Williams at music school in Cincinnati Ohio is at home for a few days. A number Dale citizens attended court in Gentryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nord
W. Wedeking
Evansville
M. J. Medcalf
Emma Williams
Cincinnati
Dale
Gentryville
Carter Township
Wm. Jones
Boonville
Noble Medcalf
Henry ‘Sohn
Ohio Township
L. L. Schoonover
U. B
Diana Steinman
W. E. Young
Southern Railway
The Texas Wonder Kidney Cure Ad
An old advertisement promotes The Texas Wonder claimed to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles sold by druggists or via mail order for one dollar for two months of treatment. Dr E W Hall of St Louis Missouri is listed with testimonials from Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Wonder
E. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Kentucky
Remarkable Recovery Attributed To Peruna
Mrs. Frank Stroebe of Appleton Wisconsin credits Peruna with a dramatic recovery from a nervous breakdown. After four months she gained strength color and vitality without a sanitarium or costly treatment. She endorses Peruna as a premier tonic and strength builder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Man-a-lin
Wheat pooled by farmers ships to Rockport Milling
Wednesday night a woman passes away leaving a husband and one son surviving. Cars loaded with wheat at the local depot this week were pooled by several farmers at 12 bushels per price. John Guth departed last Saturday for Cincinnati where he plans to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockport Milling Company
John Guth
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hatfield News Roundup and Obituary Notes
Measles are abating and Lloyd improves from pneumonia. Ada Hackleman visits Rockport while Edward Hall heals in Evansville. Viola Ballock returns to Texas. Maude and Wanda Bingle visit Evansville. William Carleton dies after one day of paralysis at seventy six. funeral at M E B church led by Rev. John Asher. Civil War veteran of the 65th regiment is buried at Ebenezer cemetery. he leaves a wife and eight children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Lloyd
Ada Hackleman
Rockport
John Thompson
Hatfield Edward Hall
Evansville
Viola Ballock
Nathan Hornbicks
Texas
Maude
Wanda Bingle
Smith Hazen
William Carleton
Carleton
Meade County
M. EB
John Asher
65Th
Ebenezer Cemetery
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies Offer
Advertises Hales Catarrh Cure as the sole method to restore hearing, claiming deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh. The notice promises a $100 reward for any deafness case caused by catarrh not cured by the remedy, plus circulars and local druggist sales details.
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R & G Corset
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R&g
Savage and Kehrer
County News
Liberal
Glendale
Newtonville
Frank Hurst
FULDA
Lincoln City
St, Meinrad
Bijou Restaurant
New York
Lus. Zeidler
Upper Third St
Richland City
New Boston
Frank Stroebe
Appleton, Wis
Hatfield
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