Typhoid claims life of Terre Haute boy in family home
John Winkler twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Winkler of Terre Haute died at his grandparents home last Saturday night from typhoid fever. Funeral at Oak Grove church Monday with Rev R2 Bryan officiating. Oak Grove church marks its fiftieth anniversary with Rev John A Ward delivering the anniversary discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wayne Winkler
Terre Haute
Elijah Stateville
Oak Grove Church
Bryan
John A. Ward
Buffaloville Visitors and Travels Noted in Local Spots
Walter Worthwine and wife of Cincinnati Ohio visit J H Bauman and relatives in town. Miss Pearl Mottweiler, who spent the summer at Degonia Springs, has returned home. Mr and Mrs J Oskins of Evansville and Fred Bergman are mentioned among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hendricks
Degonia
F. A. Barker
French Lick
West Baden
Miss Effa
Springs
Sem Crawford
Arkansas
Walter Worthwine
Cincinnati, O
J. H. Bauman
Pearl Mottweiler
Degonia Springs
J. Oskins
Evansville
Fred Bergman
Local Residents Gathered in Town Tuesday and Visitors Depart
Mariah Hill reports Frank Cox of Dale visited town on Tuesday while Misses Tillie Wolf and Mary Harlander left for Louisville after an extended stay with relatives. Mrs John Witte and Miss Emma Hoffman of Huntingburg were in town last week visiting kin. Miss Franie Bockting, recently ill, shows improvement. A newborn girl blessed Henry and Mrs Gogel. Peter Wahl of Chrisney was also noted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cox
Dale
Tillie Wolf
Mary Harlander
Louisville
John Witte
Emma Hoffman
Huntingburg
Franie Bockting
Henry Gogel
Peter Wahl
Chrisney
Community Notes From Town Garden Week and Local Visits
In town Sunday Willy and Albert Hartz of Tell City visited. Miss Anna Jellig returned to Louisville with relatives. Pauline Dilger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dilger, funeral at Fulda. Marion Hollander dies aged eighty five, buried Mariah Hill. Mariah Hill Babes beat Ferdinand Black Sox twenty to seven. locals attend schools, institutes, and cemetery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Albert Hartz
Tell City
Anna Jellig
Louisville
Little Raymond
Henrietta Humprecht
John
Frank Dilger
Andrew
Saturn Schum
Peter
John Brenner
Pauline
Fulda
Rosalie Bosler
Dale
Mariah Hill Babes
Ferdinand Black Sox
Mariah Hill
Nic Lemmer
Minnie
Sophie Horlander
Ferdinand
Richard Wagner
Andy Gogel
Emma Spayd
Bertha Maslowsky
Rockport
Teachers’ Institute
Misses Rosa
Franie Bockting
Lena Ender
John Meichelbech
Marion Hollander
Marion “Hollander
Local residents attend dances and visits across towns
Fuldas Paul Wagner and partners from St Meinrad plus Miss Thresia Lindauer and Leonard Lindauer of St Henry visited Friday through Tuesday. Frances Haller and daughters traveled to Tell City on business. others went to Jasper for the circus and college plans. Miss Gusta Collignon left for Owensboro with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wagner
Henry Fleischman
Jos. Vaal
George Bishop
St. Meinrad
New Boston
Thresia Lindauer
Leonard Lindauer
St. Henry
Ferdinand Lindauer
Frances Haller
Frank Zogleman
Mary Schneider
Tell City
Jasper
Joseph Schneider
Gusta Collignon
Owensboro
J. C. Stengel
Local News Notes and Social Roundup from Rockport and County
Alphonz Rupprecht and John Haller traveled to Ferdinand on business. Mayme Stengler celebrated with friends. many locals listed as visiting, returning, or moving. A three year old child of Frank and Mrs. Dilger died. a new baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pfeifer. Various visits to Owensboro Louisville Cincinnati and Evansville noted. The Grandview band performed in Chrisney for a political meeting. The Republican meeting drew a slim crowd while a hotel remodel was praised. A long, satirical political editorial comments on autumn and upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Holtzman
Tillie
Robert Lehr
Clara
Pauline
Karl Haller
Leo
Edrina
Mayme Fetter
Eddie Schatz
Joe Pfeifer
Frank Dilger
Joe Rupprecht
Miss Gusta
St. Meinrad
Rose
Lizzie Pfeifer
Louisville
Math Miller
Henry ‘Lindauer
St. Henry
Ben Birchler
John Waninger
Clara Goetz
Owensboro
Mary Keller
Charles
Lute Wolier
Louis
Myerhoff
Read Mack
Evansville
Emma ‘Wollner
Lewisport
Lizzie Maher
Letea
French Lick
Wm.Herron
Laura ‘Burkhart
Bradley
P. T. Huffman
Jeff Ray
Cincinnati
Mary Gudgeon
Grandview
Frontenac
Kan
Oliver. Gudgeon
Pittsburg
Spencer County
Golda Williams
Huntingburg
Gladys Cadick
Newtonville
Dudley Pedige
Long Hotel
Taft Rob
Jockins
Society Islands
Grass Hill road work praised and election wish voiced
Arnold Shimer and Cotton completed the Grass Hill road project calling it the best ever. Residents wish elections occurred more often and other local notes mention Rockport visits by Frank Rust George Racine and Simon Phillips last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Shimer
Cotton
Grass Hill
Frank Rust
George Racine
Simon Phillips
Rockport
Chrisney Road
John S. Sisley
Rust School
Henry Phillipps
Olive Southwood
St. Pius
Troy
Lincoln City Social Roundup and Local Sports Result
Miss Minnie Van Winkle and Cleo McKasson spent Sunday in Chrisney. The Ladies Aid Society hosted a picnic in Lincoln Park on Monday. A closely played baseball game saw Lincoln City Greys defeat Huntingburg Athletics 6 to 5. Numerous locals attended Walter's Grove picnic last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie van Winkle
Cleo McKasson
Chrisney
Gilbert Egbert
Chicago
Emma Egbert
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Dale
Lincoln Park
Dora
Claudine Gittings
Tell City
Hattie Warner
George Mattingly
John
Robert
Lizzie Beach
Herbert Gentry
Walter's Grove
W.A. Wilson
Bellville
May Koyles
Tell
Lincoln City Greys
Huntingburg Athletics
Athelics
Greys
J R Williams on the Sick List This Week
J R Williams is reported on the sick list this week. The note lists Mra GB aga and . davighter as accompanying names in the brief item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Williams
Aga
Davighter
Indiana Democratic clubs open convention in Indianapolis
A convention of delegates from Indiana Democratic clubs is called to meet at the Grand Hotel in Indianapolis on Wednesday September 9 1998 at 11 am to perfect the permanent organization. The basis of representation is one delegate per 25 Democrats plus fractions, with urgent steps urged to organize and elect delegates and alternates across wards and townships. The temporary president Georges R. Dargan and temporary secretary Harry B. Darling urge timely delegate selection and report to Mr. Darling.
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Democratic Clubs of
Indiana
Grand Hotel
Indianapolis
Indiana Federation of Democratic Clubs
la Fayette
Harry B. Darling
la Porte
Georges R. Dargan
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Washington
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