County News Highlights From Rainy Week
A soaking rain improved the wheat crop outlook on Monday night. Mrs. Neva Atkinson improves after illness. U.S. Lindsay, County Superintendent, visited Midway schools on Tuesday. Jos Collins and Nora Thompson wed last Sunday evening at the M B E church with Miss Bertha Fay of Rockport presiding. Mrs. Rainey of Evansville visited, and Mrs. J C Glackman presided over Ladies Aid with wool picking and old fashioned sassafras tea and wafers served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Atkinson
U.S. Lindsay, Co
Midway
Jos. Collins
Nora Thompson
Bertha Fay
Rockport
M. BE
Ladies’ Aid
Krs. Rainey
Evansville
Bullock
J. C. Glackman
M. E. Church
Birthday Celebration For Mrs Earp At Joearp Home
Twenty six relatives and friends gathered last Tuesday at Joearp's home to mark Mrs Earp's twenty ninth birthday. A fine dinner was served and attendees enjoyed a pleasant day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joearp
Twins Born to Mr and Mrs Williams
A boy and a girl were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Williams last Monday but died shortly after birth. Nearby, Mr. Jesse Barnes of Nashville and Mrs. Myrtle Broshears wed in Evansville last Wednesday. A protracted meeting started at Collins chapel last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Erne of Chrisney visited Dr. Harter and wife Tuesday. Frank Rumpel and family, visiting for two months, returned to Lawton Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Williams
Jesse Barnes
Nashville
Tenn
Myrtle Broshears
Evansville
Collins Chapel
Will Erne
Chrisney
Harter
Frank Rumpel
Lawton
Okla
Hatfield Infant dies. burial in Glendale follows
The fourteen month old daughter of Mrs Louis Billings died Monday and was buried Tuesday at Glendale. A recital will be given here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Billings
Glendale
Local visits noted from Evansville to Rockport and Belleville
Grandview resident P. T. Huffman and wife visit relatives in Evansville this week. Jos Craig travels south on business. George Rue and wife shop in Evansville for Xmas goods Monday and Tuesday. Rev Watcher of Belleville Pa preaches an able sermon Sunday. Mrs P. T. Huffman and Miss Emma Grace Tharp visit Rockport Wednesday. Rev Watcher and wife depart Wednesday for Springfield Ohio after staying with A Tonini and others. Mrs Frank Thrasher and her son of Waitman Ky visit Monday. Miss Gladys Craig leaves Tuesday for St Marys to enter school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Craig
George Rue
Evansville
Rev
Watcher
Belleville
P. T. Huffman
Emma Grace Tharp
Rockport
A. Tonini
Springfield
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Frank Thrasher
Waitman, Ky
Gladys Craig
St. Mary's
Local Social Notes From Newtonville and Nearby
Newtonville, Mr. and Mrs. Garland of Seattle visit Mrs. T. M. Simpson. Mrs. Clara Reiser of Chicago visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sibrel. Miss Clarice Cadick and Miss Mamie Snyder spent last weekend with Dr. C. H. Adye’s family in Pattonville. Mrs. Bartly Whitehouse visits daughter Mrs. Wm. Meeks near Chrisney for several days.
Little Pigeon Community News Highlights
Regular preaching days set for next Saturday and Sunday with Bible day observed Sunday. A clock and pulpit bible were purchased recently. Local visitors include Hubert Kemp and family with Miss Ota and Myrtle Barnett in Dubois county last weekend. Mrs. Laura Burkhart and Mrs. Susie Burkhart visited relatives in Newbury, then Laura Burkhart left for Mounds Illinois to winter with her son Bona and family. Mrs. Lanie Ayers of Chrisney visits her daughter Mrs. J Burkhart this week. A pie supper at the schoolhouse last Saturday raised seventeen dollars for school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Kemp
Ota
Myrtle Barnett
Dubois County
Laura Burkhart
Susie Burkhart
Newbury
Mounds
Ill
Bona
Lanie Ayers
Chrisney
J. Burkhart
Local Social News From Buffaloville and Surroundings
Miss Effie Barker visited Evansville Sunday to see Dr. George Warner family. Wesley Schierbaum and Oscar Lamar were in Rockport Saturday. Cass Staten from Huntingburg visited home folks. Mrs. Henry Linnemann of Gentryville called in Buffaloville Friday. Mrs. Fred Hoffmeier of Huntingburg visited friends this week. Rev. Farrow and family spent Sunday in Gentryville. Walter Bench and family spent Sunday with friends at Little Pigeon. Mrs. Hendricks and son Ford visited F A Barker's home. Alma Schriefer attended a birthday social at Kennedy station Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Barker
Evansville
George Warner
Wesley Schierbaum
Oscar Lamar
Rockport
Cass Staten
Huntingburg
Henry Linnemann
Gentryville
Buffaloville
Fred Hoffmeier
Farrow
Walter Bench
Detmar Lee
Little Pigeon
Hendricks
Ford
F. A. Barker
Alma Schriefer
Kennedy Station
Visitors include Frank Riehl and Ludovina Roos at Ferdinand
Frank Riehl and Ludovina Roos of Ferdinand were visitors here. Miss Lena Ender of Mariah also joined the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Riehl
Ludovina Roos
Ferdinand
Lena Ender
Mariah
Local Social Notes From Area Visits
Hill spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Frances Simon. Ed Miller returned to Troy Monday after a week with home folks. Ferdinand Lin dauer visited George Boehm and family at New Boston Sunday. Frank Jellig spent a few days at Evansville last week. Miss Mary Greulich left for Evansville Monday after a week's stay with home folks. Joe Boehm and sister Minnie visited here Sunday. Miss Katie Harm left for Rome Kentucky Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. Ben Birchler and children. Miss Lizzie Schneider returned from Owensboro last week after a two week visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Schneider
Owensboro
Local notes from Richland City and Rockport
Trustee FE W Dodd conducted business in Rockport on Wednesday. George Enser is gravely ill with Brights disease at an advanced age. Clarence Cissna is ill with typhoid fever. The ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Bustbins is dangerously ill with appendicitis. this is the season's second attack. The ten month old baby of Mr and Mrs Jesse Roberts died last Saturday and was buried Sunday at Mt dion with Rev E J Cross officiating. Ed Dougan’s new residence nears completion. George and Allen Kincaid also each building new homes. A recent rain lifted farmers and should aid early wheat growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Dodd
Rockport
George Enser
Brights
Clarence Cissna
Charles Bustbins
Jesse Roberts
Mt. Dion
J. Cross
Ed Dougan
George
Allen Kincaid
Local residents report travel and visits across towns
Albert Spayd of Louisville and Rudolph Grundhofer of Evansville among locals home for the election. Frank Schwarte, Math Heidelbech, Paul Ender, and many others made business trips or visited relatives in Rockport Dale Jasper Jasper St Henry Huntingburg Ferdinand Fulda St Meinrad Louis ville. John Roos and family attend bedside, with several others visiting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Spayd
Louisville
Rudolph Grundhofer
Evansville
Frank Schwarte
Rockport
Math Heidelbech
Paul Ender
Dale
Peter Schum
St. Henry
John Gehlhausen
Wolf Schatz
Fred Wagner
Jasper
Kate Scherzinger
Verdinand Olinger
Local Docket of Visits and Events in Gentryville Area
Mrs John Barr returns home from Princeton. Mr and Mrs Edwin McDonald of Kentucky visit Jim Crooks. Leonard Crooks and wife visit Mr and Mrs Jim Crooks in Evansville. Orval Frakes and family visit Huntingburg relatives. Miss Clara Harter shops in Evansville. Perry Phillips goes to Evansville for work. Epworth League hosts plays Sewing Society and The Dog That Will Fetch Will Carry at City Hall on Saturday November 14 with admission 10 and 15 cents. Genevieve Barr and Myrtle Harris visit. Effie Boyer hosts Miss Marea Barr. Agnes Posey wife of Levi Posey dies at sister K K Kendall’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barr
Princeton
Holstien
Fairfield
Joe Holstien
Edwin McDonald
Jim Crooks
Leonard Crooks
Evansville
Orval Frakes
Huntingburg
Fred Frakes
Clara Harter
Perry Phillips
Epworth League of the
MEH
City Hall
Sewing Society
Genevecive Barr
Myrtle Harris
Marea Barr
Effie Boyer
Agnes Posey
Levi Posey
K. K. Kendall
Posey Woman Dies After Typhoid Fever in Gentryville
Mrs Posey died after a week of typhoid fever leaving a husband one son her mother and father two sisters and three brothers and many friends. Her remains were taken to Velpen for burial. A schoolhouse pie supper last Friday night honored Miss Elbia Cockriel who cut the cake as one of Gentryville's popular young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey
Velpen
Elbia Cockriel
Gentryville
Patridge and Daugherty Wed in M E Parsonage ceremony
Louis Patridge and Miss Maude Daugherty were married last Saturday night at the M E parsonage by Rev. R B Bryan. Mrs Lloyd Hamilton is quite sick this week. Mrs Kellams of near Rock Hill is visiting Mrs Chas Tipmore this week. Misses Mamie Snyder and Clarice Cadick of Newtonville visited Mrs C F Adye last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Patridge
Maude Daugherty
M. E. Parsonage
R. B. Bryan
Lloyd Hamilton
Kellams
Near Rock Hill
Chas
Tipmore
Mamie Snyder
Clarice Cadick
Newtonville
C. F.adye
Birth announcements and local updates in Eureka area
Ten pound boys welcomed to families of Hall and updates cover residence renovations by J T Taylor, Robert Lawburg plans to study in Washington, Mrs Lawburg to join him, Herb Rademacher recovery, Yankeetown visit by the Rhodeses, Lon Therber’s leg injury from a hay press with twenty stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hall
Will Hall
J.T. Taylor
Robert Lawburg
Washington, D. C
Chas Lawburg
Washington
Herb Rademacher
Eugene Rhoades
Yankeetown
R. R. Rhodes
Lon Therber
Protracted Service and Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend
The Santa Claus G M K E church held a long meeting while residents held multiple visits across towns. Misses Mary and Annie Wortman left for Louisville Kentucky and Louis Poellien and family planned a Vincennes trip. Families including Frey, Tableman, Brockman Schnuck, Haas and Held visited relatives and friends, with sermons by Rev Hollar of Holland and a German Evangelical service nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M KE
Mary
Annie Wortman
Louisville
Wesley Zwickel
Flossie
Clay City
Alfred Schierbaum
Dale
Albert Frey
George Reinke
Liberal
Ben Tableman
Louis Poellien
Vincennes
Rev
Hollar
Holland
Henry Overback
J. Overback
Chris Brockman
Carl Schnuck
Wortman’s
Grandpa Haas
St. Anthony
Frank Haas
Wolf Held
Lamar
Hanser
Joe Schwarte
Grandview
Peters Bond Filed as Township Trustee
Jos. Peters filed his bond with the county auditor on Tuesday as township trustee and received an excellent bond. Fine rain fell Tuesday, making farmers hopeful. Peter Egloff of Jasper visited town Tuesday. Mike Altman went to Rockport last Monday to serve on a petit jury. Joseph Reckelhoff and Leo Wertzberger and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sunderman of Ferdinand attended church here last Sunday. A. A. Sturm is in Siberia Perry county this week carpentry work. Ferd Olinger’s family left last Monday for Rayne Louisiana to live there, accompanied to Evansville by Jacob Neu. The three and a half year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Vaale died last Monday and was buried Tuesday. John Rode of St John visits his sister Mrs John Widmer. John B. Schaeffer will have a public sale of his personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Peters
Peter Egloff
Jasper
Mike Altman
Rockport
Joseph Reckelhoff
Leo Wertzberger
Joseph Sunderman
Ferdinand
A. A. Sturm
Siberia
Perry County
Ferd Olinger
Rayne
Evansville
Jacob Neu
Henry Vaale
John Rode
St. John
John Widmer
John B. Schaeffer
Alaska Congressman Thos Cale Noted Washington Figure
Hon Ros Cale elected to Congress from Alaska is known on the Pacific slope where he lives. His Washington address is 1312 9th St NW Washington DC. Peruna Drug Co. ad letter from Tuomas Cale and a statement by Rep C Slemp praising Peruna as remedy for coughs colds and catarrh. Man a tin the Ideal Laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Washington
9Th St
N.W
Washington, D.C
Ros. Cale
Alaska
Pacific Slope
9Th St. N.W
D.C
D. C
Peruna Drug Co
Columbus
Ohio
C. Slemp
Virginia
Local notes on leases and weddings in Jackson township
Oil lease filings on lands in Jackson township were recorded this week with Ira J. Farmer and Scott Cook as lessees. Hol Ringeman to marry Rosa Niehaus next Tuesday at the church. they will reside in St Meinrad. Railroad promoters left for south routes toward the Ohio river, inspecting via Huffman Troy Newtonville and Fulda, with no definite route announced. The Ferdinand correspondent raises political taunts about ring rulers and comments on last week’s public cheers for Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Ira J. Farmer
Scott Cook
Hol Ringeman
Rosa Niehaus
St. Meinrad
Ohio River
Huffman
Troy
Newtonville
Fulda
Ohio
Grandview
Ferdinand News
Weaver
Aristocracy Endures Through Tradition and Violence
Edward Everett argues that current aristocracy persists by violence and acquiescence, sustained by tradition. He asserts that reason yields to long-standing follies and that antiquity’s appeal fortifies the aristocratic system against reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett
Opera Singers and Language Debate in Buffalo Express
The Buffalo Express questions why opera singers should be paid to perform in a language not spoken locally and urges performers to learn the local tongue or risk losing support. The piece argues for linguistic accessibility in performances and reflects contemporary tensions between artists and regional audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Buffalo Express
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
A historic ad claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh. It promises a cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure and offers one hundred dollars for uncured cases, directing readers to request free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo VA and to buy Hall's family pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
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Pineule Pcedicine CO
Chicago
U.S.A
T. C. Basye
Ind
County News
Hatfield
Members Retail Merchants Assn
Indiana
Manhattan
Central States
Merchant's Rebate Association
Strouse & Bros
Promptey
ST Temded
Richland City
Mariah Hill
Patronville
Hureka
Santa Claus
St, Meinrad
Thos. Cale
U. S
Congress
Tuomas Cale
Music and Business
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