Sunman Jazz Dance at St Clair's and Local Elections
Sunman hosts jazz dance at St Clair's Batesville Tuesday evening April 27. Harve Jarvis farmer and plasterer seeks Sheriff of Ripley County on Republican ballot number 35. Also notes various social calls and obituaries including Marie Vogel visiting Cincinnati and Lucetta Neufarth dying in Cincinnati after an illness with funeral services held in St Paul church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Batesville
Harve Jarvis
Ripley County
Harve
Herbert Cooper
J. J. Westrick
Versailles
Marie Vogel
Cincinnati
George Tyrrell
Indianapolis
C. E. Custer
Columbus
Ind
Congress
William Stephens
Earl
Weisburg
John Beer
Greensburg
Lewis Taylor
Missile Hoff
Edward Taylor
Peter Holzer
Osgood
Henry Barnsier
Noble Robbins
Milan
Daughters of Pocahontas
C. C. Swinger
The
Rio Grande Lord Co
Kansas City
Lucetta Asche Neufarth
Deaconess Hospital
John Neufarth
Here
Ferguson
St. Paul M. E. Church
English Lutheran Church
Melvin Einhaus
Henry Fillenworth
Lookout
John Prake
Near Adams Church
Harvey Steinfort
da Mang
Edward Huneke
John Huneke
Game Center
Carrie Ludeker
Stumpke
Henry Pohlman
William Foerster
George Garteman
Dick Einhaus
John
Napoleon
Joe Rimstidt
Mary Scherling
Herman Huneke
Elmer Huneke
Louis Jobst
Laughery Bridge
William Krishop
Sarah Huneke
Oscar Denker
Elmer Luers
Roads Over Seas Say Merchant Marine Builds Independence
Leonard Wood urges expansion of American shipping to open lands to commerce and ensure independence from foreign nations. He emphasizes that government-owned shipping should be held under the American flag to strengthen national trade.
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Leonard Wood
Local social notes from Indianapolis and nearby towns
Mrs Fra Lang and daughter spent Saturday in Indianapolis. John Sand visiting relatives in Connersville. Mrs Robert Reister called in Batesville. Mrs John Walsman and daughter Emily visiting relatives in Cincinnati. Jake Sieg and family spent Friday in Cincinnati. David Winkler returned to Needham Indiana after visit with Charles Winkler. Ed Hahn and wife visiting relatives at Laurel. Clarence Robbins and family spent Sunday with Greensburg relatives. Nick Glaub and Pete Dupps spent weekend in Cincinnati. Peter Bedel of Cincinnati visited Martin Bedel and family. Ed Merk of Batesville spent Sunday with Arthur Miller. Otto Glowka and wife of Batesville spent Sunday with Mrs George Huer. Frank Maline of Norwood spent Sunday with John Radensdorf and wife. Thomas and Edward Davenport of Indianapolis spent weekend with Charles Winkler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sand
Connersville
Robert Reister
Batesville
John Walsman
Emily
Cincinnati
Jake Sieg
David Winkler
Needham Ind
Charles Winkler
Ed Hahn
Laurel
Clarence Robbins
Greensburg
Nick Glaub
Pete Dupps
Peter Bedel Ofin
Frank Maline
Norwood
John Radensdorf
Thomas and
Edward Davenport
Indianapolis
Opportunity for all to earn and save in a stable economy
A quotation attributed to Leonard Wood extols opportunity for every industrious and thrifty man and woman to earn a comfortable living, save for a stormy day, marry, raise a family, and provide for children under the banner of one flag, one language, and loyalty.
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Leonard Wood
SHARPS CORNER SOCIAL CALLERS AROUND TOWNS
Ed Pohlar and wife spent Sunday in Batesville. Mrs Conner Hutson and daughter Elvera visited Batesville Wednesday. Louis Wittkamper and wife called on Henry Wittkamper and wife Saturday. Mrs Hutson was a business caller at Spades Saturday morning. Ed Thomas called at Spades. Onry Spreckleson and son Clar Finan visited Batesville Friday morning. Clifford Schomber returned home Raleigh Cook and family visited Henry Schomber Sunday. Miss Emma Walsman and nephew Richard Gauck were visitors in Cincinnati for several days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pohlar
Batesville
Conner Hutson
Elvera
Louis Wittkamper
Henry Wittkamper
Spades
Ed Thomas
Sturday
Onry Spreckleson
Clar- Finan
Friy
Clifford Schomber
Raleigh Cook
Henry Schomber
Emma Walsman
Richard Gauck
Cincinnati
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised in Decatur Letter
Mrs Benjamin F Blakeney of Decatur Illinois expresses gratitude for Chamberlains Cough Remedy calling it by far the best medicine for colds and coughs. She mentions giving it to children for croup and using it herself.
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Chamberlain
Benjamin F. Blakeney
Decatur, Ill
Local visits and social notes from the Lookout area
Several residents including Melvin Einhaus Henry Fillenworth John Prake and families visited Cincinnati Lookout neighbors shared wood gathering errands and social calls over the past week Betsy and others hosted guests at各 homes with extended family visits and a potential upcoming wedding mentioned plus a list of visitors from Napoleon Batesville and Laughery Bridge.
Protect Our Citizens Quote From Leonard Wood
A quotation from Leonard Wood urges safeguarding Americans wherever they live and underlines that governments cannot harm U.S. citizens with impunity. The statement emphasizes legal residence, lawful conduct, and universal protection by the world community.
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Leonard Wood
Adams Church Drive for Harve and Nearby Visits
Adams Church Drive for Harve leads into a social page listing Tuesday April 27 events. People visit with neighbors and relatives including Miss Helen Steinfort and Miss Marie Selke, Mrs H Heeseman, Miss Lillie Bohner, Miss Selma Heeseman, and the Timke and Prakel families. A mishap occurs when Henry Heeseman breaks his arm while cranking a Ford. Frank Schuerman makes a business call at Morris and Charles Bergman helps Frank Steinfort haul gravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Jarvis
Ripley County
Harve
St. Clair’s
Batesville
Helen Steinfort
Marie Selke
H. Heeseman
John Prakel
Maggie Prakel
John
Lillie Bohner
Selma Heeseman
Bertha
Cora Timke
John Scherling
Alma
George Timke
Frank Price
Robert
George Schnitker
Henry Heeseman
Frank Schuerman
Morris
Charles Bergman
Frank Steinfort
Cora
Florence
America First echoed in wartime unity call by Leonard Wood
A wartime style appeal urges national unity and cooperation with the aim to "put America first." Leonard Wood is cited stressing a spirit to win and to get things done together.
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America
Leonard Wood
Local Social and Travel Notes From Cincinnati Area
Spades resident Rev Walter Bruns of Cincinnati visited his parents from Sunday to Monday morning. Ray Ransom and Mr Wiltshire were in Cincinnati last week. Mrs Sherman Mason and son Alden and Mrs James Miller spent Wednesday at Sunman. A large congregation greeted Rev Barthelmas of Batesville despite bad weather. Harry Tangman visited Batesville Sunday. Miss Ruby Sieg returned home from Brookville where she had been employed. Mr and Mrs Lang of Morris and daughter visited Sunday at Henry Bruns's with Wilbur Bruns. Ray Ransom departed for Indianapolis Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Batesville
Walter Bruns
Cincinnati
Henry Bruns
Ray Ransom
Mr. Wiltshire
Sherman Mason
Alden
James Miller
Sunman
Barthelmas
Harry Tangman
Ruby Sieg
Brookville
Mrs. Lang
Morris
Wilbur Bruns
Don't Rock the Boat Motto Cited by Leonard Wood
A quotation from General Leonard Wood urges stability and restraint amid talk of bold plans. The statement stresses holding to vital, essential elements as a steadying influence in uncertain times.
Abplanalps and locals tale in Batesville area notes
PIPE CREEK residents Clarenc and Myrtle Abplanalp spent Friday in Batesville for dental work. Trustee Zins of Deweytown checked roads last week. Harry Christie found work at Sunman. Fred Amplinklp aided Charley Crusa at Sharps Corner with fencing Saturday. Chester Schomber of Egypt visited Charles Jenner last week. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp were at Sunman Thursday. Charles Jenner visited Sunman Saturday. Mr Jenner and daughter from Spades spent Sunday with his son Iles and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarenc
Myrtle Abplanalp
Batesville
Zins
Deweytown
Harry Christie
Sunman
Fred Amplinklp
Charley Crusa
Sharps Corner
Chester Schomber
Egypt
Charles Jenner
Jacob
Lizzie
Spades
Iles
Local Social Roundup and Visits Across Towns
PENNTOWN notes Republican Primary ballot activity involving Mr and Mrs Jake Faber of Lawrenceville and their mother Mrs Brumpter. Residents and visitors including Miss Hazel Bartling with Mrs Henry Price at Sunman, dance attendees in Batesville, and Sunday visits to Pipe Creek and Sunman. Various callers and visitors listed with names such as John Bartling, Al Meyers, Edwin Richter, Rev Father Rapp, John Hofmeckel, Clarence Miller, Anna and Gladys Cardwell, Henry and Walter Franke, Mrs Frank Fischmer, Freda, Henry Spreckleson, Dr E B Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Batesville
Harve Jarvis
Ripley County
Harve
Jake Faber
Lawrenceville
Brumpter
Hazel Bartling
Henry Price
Sunman
William Meyer
Mary Huber
Pipe Creek
John
Arthur Bartling
Cincinnati
al Meyers
Edwin Richter
Lewis Richter
Father Rapp
St. Nicholas
John Hofmeckel
M. J. Stahley
Clarence Miller
Anna
Gladys Cardwell
Henry
Walter Franke
Frank Fischmer
Freda
Henry Spreckleson
E. B. Vincent
Immigration Debate Echoes in 1920s Policy Speech
The piece quotes Leonard Wood urging careful immigration limits and loyalty to U S institutions. It contrasts deportation of aliens with selective admission and warns against unexamined immigration while noting a weather-related note about cold fronts and snow forming from warm air currents moving east across the region.
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Leonard Wood
Alr
Atlantic Seaboard
Cooperation for Farmers Department of Agriculture Call
Quote from Leonard Wood urges full intelligent cooperation between the Department of Agriculture and the farmer and emphasizes the role of great farmer organizations in national policy. The statement advocates unity in agricultural leadership and support.
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Department of Agriculture
Leonard Wood
Dwelling for Sale in Frame Two Story Home With Lot
Two story six room frame dwelling with water system inside the house summer kitchen 11 by 14 with cellar under it well cistern coal shed chicken house Lot 180 by 125 price 2200 See Timmermann McCallum Advertisement start small if necessary you will soon grow into a big one
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Timmermann & McCallum
March Poultry Records Show Leghorns Leading Yields
The March poultry contest results list Greenham of near Milan atop the egg records with 21.40 eggs per hen per month. C E Shaw Reds and Emmett Robinson Leghorns follow, while several mixed flocks show high numbers due to Leghorn hens. Chris Kruse holds the largest flock at 410 with 6884 eggs in the month. A cabbage seed offer from the County Agent promotes Wisconsin Holland varieties to combat yellows disease, with free seed upon planting alongside other varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenham
Milan
C. E. Shaw
Emmett Robinson
Mr. Shaw
Thos. Greenham
C. Wolferding
Adam Huber
Chris Kruse
Ripley County
Understanding the Peanut Plant The Pod and Growth
The peanut belongs to the pea family and is better described as a pod. It grows from seed in warm tropical and subtropical regions with a long warm season for maturity. Flowers above ground, stems bend downward, pods mature underground, and no roots attach to the nut.
Education for farm children by Leonard Wood platform
Rural education should be as accessible as city schooling with practical vocational training in a consolidated school system. The Tribune promotes its printing quality as the sole valuable service under the same platform.
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Leonard Wood
Forged Cameos Put Collector’s Wealth at Risk
Hundreds of cameos and intaglios are forged yet appear as masterpieces. A French count once spent 254000 on a collection and later sold it for a fraction after discovering widespread forgeries among the pieces.
Water Power Potential At Alto Parana River
The Alto Parana river and its tributaries could make Paraguay an industrial center with estimated falls up to 200 feet and a power potential around 100000 horsepower. Guazu falls are noted as even more powerful than Niagara.
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Alto Parana
Paraguay
Argentina
Bravid
Guazu
Niagara
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Fra Lang
Fate
Indianapoli
R. R
Adams Church
America First
Penntown
Pwelling For Sale
Calvin Griffith
Tribune
First National Bank
Eatsprille
E. C. Timmermann
OUR Bank
Batesville Bank
Mansing
Cooper-Bennington
Nobby Clothing Co
Holeproof
Wilson Bros. Hosiery
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