Local County News Roundup Highlights Visits and Events
Miss Bonnibel Hopkins of Evansville visits parents Mr and Mrs Chas Hopkins. Leslie Gengelbach from near Tell City visits A J Rhodes. John Murray returns to St Louis after three weeks here. Several locals attend Democratic convention at Chrisney. Memorial services planned by Rev Braun and Rev Perry. An ice cream social invited with dancing classes. Community members visit Chrisney and Rockport. Cemetery cleanup and church grounds work urged. Time changed for Little Pigeon church preaching to second Saturday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnibel Hopkins
Evansville
Chas. Hopkins
Leslie Gengelbach
Near Tell City
A. J. Rhode’s
John Murray
St Louis
Blanche van Winkle
Chrisney
Rock Hill
Union Douglas
Rockport
James Murray
Charles Hopkins
Martha Hopkins
Arthur Oskin
Little Pigeon
Selvin
Pearl Mottweiler
F. A. Barker
Dale
A B. Burkhart
Leah Schriefer
Rev. Braun
Clay City
Rev. Perry
Andy Wetzel
Degonia Springs
Samuel Bench
Oklahoma
Frederick Hoffmeier
Huntingburg
Schimicker
L. B. Lucas
California
Little Pigeon Church
Hattie Warner
Mora Rice
Lincoln City
Silas Richardson
Buffaloville
Stevens
Anna Wetherill
Gentryville
Arthur Oskins
John Smith
A. Patmore
Gabbert
Claris Burkhart
Local Social Roundup From Buffaloville Derby Visitors
Miss Lola Carr of Derby Indiana visits Mr. Groves and family. Miss Niles Davis Perry and Mr. Walter Niles visit with Rev. Ernest Perry on Sunday. Miss Vanderer from Huntingburg visits her aunt Mrs. Benny Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lola Carr
Derby
Ind
Groves
Niles
Davis, Perry
Walter Niles
Ernest Perry
Vanderer
Huntingburg
Benny Meyer
Little Pigeon News Roundup Includes Clean-Up Day
David Egnew left Saturday for Danville to attend school. J. J. Burkhart was in Rockport Monday. Miss Maude Jennings and sister visited Miss Cleo Patmore and Miss Addie Patmore. Little Pigeon church and cemetery friends are informed that May 26 is clean-up day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Egnew
Danville
J. J. Burkhart
Rockport
Maude Jennings
Cleo
Addie Patmore
Little Pigeon Church
Local Detours and Visits Across Towns
Mariah Hill visitors include Mr and Mrs Fred Wagner and Agnes at St Meinrad. Celia Lurch and Cecelia Blessinger of Huntingburg visit relatives here. Anton Arnold went to Evansville. Rev Maurice Wagner spent days at Jasper. Peter Huther and Jasper children visited here. Frank Morlander and Henry Wirthwein at Fulda Sunday. Simon Bosler visits his daughters Mrs Dan Peters at Princeton. Mrs Wolfgang Schatz travels to Tell City. Louis Wahl and G W Klar of St Louis spent Wednesday with Maurice Wagner. Minnie Vandersmith on sick list. Mary Schum returns home from Ivesdale Illinois after six months. Alois Jellig at Fulda Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wagner
Agnes
St. Meinrad
Celia Lurch
Cecelia Blessinger
Huntingburg
Anton Arnold
Evansville
Maaurice Wagner
Jasper
Peter Huther
Frank Morlander
Henry Wirthwein
Fulda
Simon Bosler
Dan Peters
Princeton
Wolfgang Schatz
Tell City
Louis Wahl
G. W. Klar
St. Louis
Maurice Wagner
Minnie Vandersmith
Mary Schum
Ivesdale
Ill
Alois Jellig
Local residents note travels and visits this week
Grandview D. E. Cadick returned from a three week Washington DC trip. Dr H Q White came back Friday from Indianapolis. Sam Eiceman and Olive Bush spent Sunday with Lenora Huffman. Mrs Julia Cox returned from an extended visit with her son Dr A J Cox in Texas. Carl Wollner and Jamey Hagan left for Greencastle to enter DePauw University. Helen and Odyné Thiry will return Friday to Winslow after a pleasant visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Cadick
Washington D. C
H. Q. White
Indianapolis
Sam Eiceman
Olive Bush
Lenora Huffman
Julia Cox
A. J. Cox
Texas
Carl Wollner
Jamey
Hagan
Green’ Castle
Depauw University
Helen and
Odyné “Thiry
Winslow
Gentryville Visit by Gerald Totten from Harrisburg
Gerald Totten of Harrisburg will visit his parents in Gentryville during a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Totten
Harrisburg
Will
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Town Improvements
Mr. and Mrs. Willy Totten host visitors while Miss Oma Oskins visits her sister Mrs. A C Yerman in Evansville. I J Farmer from Pigeon Township attends a Sunday visit. Ed Small returns from relatives. Youths attend ball games at Lincoln City and Tennyson. Louis Robert spends a weekend in Louisville. Harry Davidson returns from teaching in Wo. T L Davis and family and Mr and Mrs Thomas Phillips visit Mack Larris. Leva Marcy spends Sunday in Bloomfield. The town board orders a pump installed at the public well for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Totten
Oma Oskins
A. C. Yerman
Evansville
I. J. Farmer
Pigeon Township
Ed Small
Lincoln City
Tennyson
Louis Robert
Louisville
Harry Davidson
T. L. Davis
Thomas Phillips
Mack Larris
Leva Marcy
Bloomfield
Family visit and local delegates at Marengo event
MT OLIVE Mrs. Walter Bender and husband with their young daughter from Evansville are visiting relatives this week. Flora Bender and Oliver Perry attended the U S missionary convention in Marengo Indiana last week. Carrie Frakes of Gentryville visited Josie Bender Sunday. John Lakey of Rock Gins was here Saturday. Herschell Lytton and Frank Chumbly were in Rockport Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bender
Evansville
Flora Bender
Oliver Perry
Marengo
Ind
Carrie Frakes
Gentryville
Josie Bender
John Lakey
Rock Gins
Herschell Lytton
Frank Chumbly
Rockport
District conference traveler and local notices in Richland City
Abshire attends the district Christian church conference in Owensboro. Smith Brothers present a fine show while Hoosier hazel-splitters disturb local tobacco beds. Republicans nominate W. M. Smith for prosecuting attorney from the Second judicial district. Ferrell of Lamar rents and repairs the local flouring mill, to reopen in about a month. Obituary for John Martin Bantle details birth in 1833 in Germany, immigration to Indiana, marriage to Catherine Kebertz, eight children, church affiliations, and legacy in Richland City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
John Martin Bantle
Wyttenburg
Germany
Richland City
America
Graff School House
Luce Township
Spencer County
Indiana
Richland
Catherine Kebertz
Goodly Land
Anderson
Philip
Val
Dan Bantle
Barbara Dodd
Kate Axton
U. B Church
J. M. Nash
M. EE. Church
Richland City I O. O. F. Lodge
Montain
Mustus
Wood pulp tariff debate pits reform against standpatters
Washington notes say Canada-based sources doubt any export duty on wood pulp will be imposed by Dominion Parliament. The piece argues the Stevens bill on wood pulp and paper deserves passage on forest preservation merits, while criticizing a Republican standpat group for obstructing hearings and delaying tariff reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dominion
Stevens
House
Buster
Joe
Man
Cannon
Payne
Dalzell
Buncombe
Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
United States
Committee On Ways and Means
New York
Funeral Rite Marks End Of Beloved Member
Reverend S J Cross led services at the M E church for Richland City resident, laid to rest at Mt Zion cemetery. Burial performed by I O O F No 577, of which he was a faithful member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Rev
S. J. Cross
M. E. Church
Mt. Zion
Richland City I O. QO. F
Odd Causes of Death Found on State Health Certificates
The Health Bulletin notes humorous and misspelled entries on death certificates from multiple counties. Examples include Harrison County with holes caused death and cyberlossus, Marion County with inter celecus, and others such as Jay County stirility Jennings hemoridge Lawrence tissis Randolph pula minsary ptysis Warrick gastro-encertis Lagrange senila parecisis Hill hart gangenine Grant ternicious anemia Carroll paulesey Decatur mitrilimanorony rhumatins of hart and Orange chronic sests titus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Harrison County
Marion County
Indianapolis
Jay County
Jennings County
Lawrence County
Randolph County
Warrick County
Lagrange County
Hillhart County
Grant County
Carroll County
Paulesey
Decatur County
Mitrilimanorony
Rhumatins
Hart
Orange County
Health Bulletin
Little Creek at Home Poem by Detroit Free Press
A rustic poem celebrates nature and springtime scenes by a creek near home. Vivid imagery of birds, bees, flowers, and flowing water fills the verses as the speaker uses verse to ward off sadness and enjoy the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Debate Over Women Readers Influence On Modern Literature
Writers in magazines argue about whether women are more responsible than men for the low tone of modern literature. One writer suggests novelists should be licensed and prove wholesomeness and purity of thought before publishing.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Adopts Internal Remedy Claim
In a promotional piece Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as a constitutional cure that acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It emphasizes internal remedies, mentions testimony sent freely, and cites J Cheney Co Toledo as the makers priced at 75 cents, plus Hell’s Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
Caula
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Savage and Kehrer
County News
Members Retail Merchants Assn
Tri-State
Imail
Strouse & Brothers
Mariah Hill
Grandview
MT. Olive
Co. E. Abshire
District Conference of the Christian Church
Owensboro
Smith Brothers
The
Chicago
Record-Herald
Commoner
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