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Newspaper
Troy Troy Times
Location
Troy, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1909
Page
2
The column lists teachers passing through to the Perry county teachers institute in Cannelton, students visiting relatives in Valparaiso Hawesville and Leopold, funerals near Troy, trips to North Dakota and Evansville, a circus at Tell City, and minor town anecdotes from Hilltop and nearby communities.
A Beaver Dam Kentucky resident reports relief from intense calicky pains after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Advised by a friend, the user took a few doses and has had no symptoms for four years. Sold by Snyder Drug Co and YT. Gaesser.
The community saw a string of visits and events with Miss Jessie McCallister hosting guests, and locals attending a ball at Jollunecke’s home in St Marie’s. Attendees included the Hoss sisters, Mrs Maegie Basting of Louisville, Mr. Frank Rotheerber’s party with Miss Carrie, and others from Owensboro and Lilly Dale. Abs. Jacob Mroelitich and Miss Anna Freeditch were noted as visitors from Owensboro and Trova.
A Milwaukee advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as never failing since 1842. H S Nichols of Oakland Indiana reports reliable cures and urges taking it on trips. Sold by Snyder Drug Co and T T Gaesser. Toe Plines. Ss) per year.
Weta Harris improves after illness. Evansville people visit friends and relatives. Cassidy family from Prospero and John Wreiste of Pell City visit. Funeral of John Kinesner at St John. Hunter and Gibbs family activity noted. Betsy Devillez and Rogers attend Mt Zion baptizing. Cronin makes business trip to Tell City. Multiple neighbors travel to Bristow and Perry counties over the weekend.
Will Armor and his family of near Jurelka are moving back to our neighborhood, resuming residence in the area.
Uniontown reports farmers nearly stop plowing due to dry weather. Local residents Burkhart, Bombolaski, and Bearkhart families visit relatives, with trips to Tell City. Oil and gas work begins on Kercheval farm. a Henry Shroday barn burned in a lightning strike. Lightening damage noted near Dale. insurance listed. A reader letter from Hosa Lin requests contact. a pruning eye salve sale is advertised by Snyder Drug Co and T. T. Gasser.
Threshing is finished and ground is ready for wheat. Township officials propose more manpower and possible extra funds after the 45 day limit. Wes Teverbaugh just returned from service for a two month vacation. Local residents visit Huntingburg and Dugger for business and winter plans. Mrs. Hobbs visits kin in Kansas and Louisville. Grave’s rumor of a Sept 4 picnic at his grave stirs local interest. A stack fire at Gehthausen’s property caused damage. theft and mystery linger around Tibecie.
I extend sincere thanks for the many presents and good wishes showered upon me on my 22nd birthday anniversary. I wish to express appreciation to all friends and neighbors for their kindness and generosity.
Ms Vout Wethuus visits Mrs Elizabeth King. Albert Board passes through town on the way to St Meinrad. Miss Emil Cherry returns home from Evansville. Willie A Dullen of Rekerty calls on Miss Tildie Bosasl. A big dance is set for Andrew Beard's Saturday night. Miss Anna ields passes through the city Tuesday morning.
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