Oldenburg and Cincinnati Visitors Stay With Local Families
William Enneking and family vacationed in Shelbyville from Thursday to Sunday to visit relatives. Numerous guests from Cincinnati and Indiana stayed with local families including Miss Cressie Grabman Mrs H Russell and children Crawfordsville Indiana Mr and Mrs Peter Schreiner Mr and Mrs Henry Handorf and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Enneking
Shelbyville
Cressie Grabman
H. Russell
Crawfordsville
Ind
Peter Schreiner
John Delar
Cincinnati
Henry Handorf
William Borchelt
Cincinati
Clarence Beidelman
Indianapolis
Jack Huth
Paul Munchel Sr
Harry Borchelt
Stanley Fischer
Marion Borchelt
Loraine
Emma Holtel
St. Bernard
George Holtel
Local Social Ties Noted Across Communities
Peppertown residents Peppertown Will Marlin and Lizzie Hunt with Fred Teufel and others visited Ernie Doenges in Connersville. Louis Becker and family joined the Doenges visit. Harley Weston from Connersville stayed with John Reifel family. Louisa Schneider of Brookville visits relatives here. Ella Marlin of Brookville visits Ford Brack’s family. Fred and Dane Ellerman were Ol denburg callers. Howard Marlin stays with grandfather George Huntsinger in Laurel. Minnie Becker of Batesville visits sister Mrs Rei fel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Marlin
Lizzie Huntsinger
Fred Teufel
Ernie Doenges
Connersville
Louis Becker
Harley Weston
John Reifel
Louisa Schneider
Brookville
Ella Marlin
Ford Brack
Sunday Socials and Visits Across the Community
Rainy conditions prevail as locals share weekend visits. Harry Christy and wife spent Sunday with Frank White and wife. Henry Schrader and wife of Cincinnati visited relatives here. Jessie White and family enjoyed Sunday in Rush County. Allen Sykes and family of Batesville joined Lafe Jones and wife. Nick Gloshen of Oldenburg was seen Saturday. Ernest White and family returned to Muncie after a few days with relatives here. Ab Mason and wife visited Frank White and wife Monday evening. Mrs Jobe hosted a birthday surprise Saturday night with singing and dancing and a good turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Christy
Frank White
Henry Schrader
Cincinnati
Jessie White
Rush County
Allen Sykes
Batesville
Lafe Jones
Nick Gloshen
Oldenburg
Ernest White
Muncie
Ab Mason
Local families visit from Indiana and Tennessee
ALONG R. R. No. 2 Charles Ertel and family of Peru spent several days last week with Joseph Hirt and family. Joseph Haskamp and wife Ed Haskamp and Frank Oesterling of Greensburg visited Henry Fehrman’s Sunday. Miss Gertrude Waechter went to Cincinnati to spend a week with friends. Miss Mary Lecher and sister Tillie McBride of Nashville spent several days with John Bessler and family. John Oesterling and family went to Greensburg. Joseph Hirt and family attended a family reunion at his parents Jacob Hirt’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Macke
Joseph
Connersville
Herman Wittenberg
Marcella
Ben Moeller
Alfred
Cincinnati
John Enneking
St. Louis
Anna Terrany
Tillie Wilz,bach
Cincinati
Harry
Charles Ertel
Peru
Ind
Joseph Hirt
Joseph Haskamp
Ed Haskamp
Frank Oesterling
Greensburg
Henry Fehrman
Gertrude Waechter
Mary Lecher
Tillie McBride
Nashville
Tenn
John Bessler
John Oesterling
Jacob Hirt
Rat Snap Leads With Unbeatable Rodent Kill Report
Mrs. Emily Shaw touts RAT SNAP noting her husband bought a $2 trap and she bought a 50 cent box. She reports 12 rats killed in a week while the trap caught 3. RAT SNAP comes in cakes in three sizes 3be 65e and 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Meyer Hardware Company and Blank's Pharmacy. There is only one printing worth anything—our platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Shaw
Meyer Hardware Company
Blank's
Metamora Residents Entertain Visitors from Nearby Towns
Local notices list residents and guests including Miss Elsie Parvis of Connersville visiting L. R. Parvis family. Florence and Lucile Allison of Cincinnati visiting John Alley Sr. and wife. Edward and Maude Curry with ties to Brookville and Indianapolis. several moves and health notes. Edwin Wiggans' TB death. visits from New Jersey and Trenton relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Parvis
Connersville
L. R. Parvis
Florence
Lucile Allison
Cincinnati
John Alley Sr
Joe Staubb
Joseph Staubb
Ed Welling
Anderson
Tom Dean
Indianapolis
Mary Williams
Lawrenceburg
C. H. Thorpe
Roscoe Martin
Selma
Lewis Parvis
la Dora Allison
Michigan
Monroe Allison
Mildred Sherwood
Muriel Thorpe
Mollie Metsker
Blooming Grove
John Alley
Charles Wright
de Witt Curry
Dan Curry
Harry Swift
Brookville
Edwin Wiggans
Chester Wiggans
Denver
Colorado
George Murray
Martin Kehl
Trenton
New Jersey
Elizabeth Kehl
Belle Crawley
Shelbyville
Naomi White
Ellsworth Martindale
Prince Feisal Recited Koran Verses At Guildhall Dinner
During a European tour Prince Feisal of the new kingdom of Syria was honored at London’s Guildhall. He spoke in Arabic while Colonel Lawrence provided English translation. Lawrence later revealed the prince whispered his recital was verses about the cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feisal
New Kingdom of
Syria
London
Guildhall
Colonel Lawrence
Oxford
Lawrence
Munsey
Monument Cornerstone Unites Ecuador and Colombia on Border
At Rumichaca Bridge on the frontier the cornerstone of a monument commemorating the resolution of the boundary dispute was laid in a ceremony attended by Ecuadorian President Alfredo Moreno and Colombian President Fidel Suarez. The two leaders met on the bridge and spoke of peace and friendship as artillery salutes and cheering spectators observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecuador
Colombia
Rumichaca
Alfredo Maguerizo Moreno
Fidel Suarez
An Old Fault Finder
An irritable disposition is often caused by indigestion. A man with good digestion and regular bowels is usually good natured. When troubled with indigestion or constipation, take Chamberlain's Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and promote natural bowel movement.
The Gentle Path From Holiday To Work
London Answers notes that a holiday should unfold gradually not in a burst of effort. Start with light activities to ease the body’s machine into gear, then increase pace mid‑holiday before easing back to work without strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bridgton
Littlest Mother Meets Irish Love Story and Aiding Policeman
A frail Littlest Mother comforts Ruth in a seaside scene, then recalls her youth with Tammas Wynne and a fairy tale death. An Irish policeman guides a troubled girl, and the room ends with the Madona and Child painting as the watcher awaits death and reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Hit
Kone
Ireland
Tanunas Wynne
Troiuas
Tammas
Ellen
Secret Service
Tim Reilly
Tim
Problem of Ancient History Snakes in Boots Riddle
A Dallas News quip ponders why the old-fashioned man with snakes in his boots staggered more than he limped, a tongue in cheek historical aside about stubborn legends and boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas News
Commissioners Allowances for August Term List of Payments
A detailed ledger of August term expenses for commissioners including salaries, office expenses, care for orphans, printing, bridge and road work, pike repairs, telecommunication, and contract services. Notable items include R W Evans contract for the infirmary pike at 300.00 and John C Wade pike repairs totaling 640.80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Hertenstein
C. R. Hertenstein
H. A. Martin
J. G. Cox
H’l’th
Burroughs Add Machine Co
Ind
S Orph Asy
Chas. I, Hyatt
Peter Holzer
Thompson & Son
Herald Pub. Co
H. G. Pegee
Bridge Eng
J. A. Spencer
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R. R. No
Prince
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Victrola
Boerstler
Morris
Simman
John Sieg
Adams Township
John Dittas
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Warner’s
Kramer
Pearl and Vine Streets
West Bound
Eeawenes
Eesaceeeeer Senee Ee
Sellers
Meyer Hardware Co
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