Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Indiana and Ohio
Oldenburg residents and guests from Newcastle Cincinnati St Bernard Reading Reading Detroit and Milford travel for visits and retreats. Individuals including Irene Metzger Adelinda Feldkamp Eleanora Feldkamp J Bigham Herman Enneking Gus Enneking William Holtel Hirt Moorman Adam Roell Antoinette Blank Minnie Mullen Mary Kirschner Frank Fehrman Mathilda Fehrman Omer Burdick Clara Moorman Symphorian Weiner Kessing Ben Kessing Henry Brockman Joe Hirt Lawrence Kirschbaum Harry Mollaun M Sullivan and others are listed with trips to Cincinnati Brookville Detroit Connersville Kneipp's Rome City and St Clemens Monastery.
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Irene Metzger
Newcastle
Ind
Adelinda
Eleanora Feldkamp
Cincinnati
J. Bigham
St. Anthony
Herman
Gus Enneking
William A. Holtel
Joe Hirt
Rose Brockman
Brookville
Moorman
Rushville
Barbara Hirt
Adam Roell
Waldron
George Blank
St. Bernard, CO
Antoinette
Edmund Hoelker
Mary Hackman
Emma Blank
Henry Koepfle
St. Bernard
Joe Holtel
Clarence
Anna Holtel
Minnie Mullen
Edinburg
Frances Stamps
Mary Kirschner
Frank Fehrman
Mathilda Fehrman
Reading
Omer Burdick
Detroit
Mich
Clara Moorman
Connersville
Symphorian Weiner
St. Clemens
Joe Kessing
Ben Kessing
Henry Brockman
Lawrence Kirschbaum
Harry Mollaun
M. Sullivan
Milford, C
George Munchel
Harry Borchelt
Kneipp
Rome City
Local Social Notes From Metamora And Area
Metamora residents visit with Hannebaum and McQuire families while others spend time with relatives in May’s Ind and Connersville. Short trips include Oldenburg and Yellow Bank connections as communities share visits and gatherings. The piece ends with a light quip on matrimony and in-laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Predell
Alley
Addison Hannebaum
John Hannebaum
McQuire
Metamora
Clarence Hannebaum
Will Marlin
Howard
Alden Colter
May’s Ind
Lafe Jones
Pipe Creek
Charles Marlin
Oldenburg
Vincent and
Will Wamsley
Connersville
A. Stir
Will Horstman
George Reifel
W. C. Reifel
Mary Luke
Yellow Bank
Richmond
John Wolfhorst
Local residents visit in town and surrounding areas
Metamora residents Fred Miller and sons from Stipps Hill and many others travel to town on Monday and Tuesday for visits. Guests include Mrs. Ross Tracy of Harrison with C H Thorpe family, Mrs. Vera Griner of Indianapolis with Lou Garrison Sr, and numerous relatives in Brookville Connersville Greensburg Batesville and Peppertown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller and Sons
Stipps Hill
Ross Tracy
Harrison
C. H. Thorpe
Charles Hannebaum
Peppertown
Mr. Henderson
Connersville
Loren Chambers
Brookville
Grant Curry
Jessie Martin
Cincinnati
John Alley Sr
Beecher Matthews
Edwin
Jerry Gordon
Dillsboro
Belle Crawley
Shelbyville
Lewis Parvis
Maude Dowdy
Laurel
Ollie Edwards
Hazel Tague
Straughn
Georgia Smith
Dan Holmes
Vera Griner
Indianapolis
Lou Garrison Sr
Roy Alley
Lucille Allison
Robert and
Ethel Klein
Col, Edelman
Joe Myres
Clyde Annis
Greensburg
William Alley
Robert Griner
Anna Banes
Charles Herrmann
Emma Johnson
Sam
Dan Curry
Evert Murray
Otis Murray Sr
Sam Lewis
Batesville
James Alley
John Ryan
Thad Murray
Karl
A New England Druggist Sells Stamps Attracting Customers
In a small New England town a druggist profits by selling 2 cent stamps for 2 cents each. His success hinges on friendly, attentive service and visible stamp stock. He notes new customers are valuable and welcomes them regardless of the initial reason for their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Fred Kelly
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure or $100 Reward
Readers are told catarrh can be cured in all stages by Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally. It claims to attack the disease through the blood and mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and offers $100 for any case it fails to cure. Address F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio for testimonials. sold by all druggists for 76 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Merchant Ads Reflect Faith in Goods in This Paper
Analysis notes merchants display implicit faith through advertising, asserting their goods are up to date and not shop worn, making patrons safe to patronize these merchants featured in the paper.
Lower Pipe Creek Attended Fair and Local Visits Noted
The St. Mary's fair drew attendees from Oldenburg Batesville Brookville and Oak Forest. Local residents Muriel and Millie White Myrtle Morgan Roy Quinlin and family and others visited friends and relatives across the area with several noted gatherings and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Oldenburg
Batesville
Brookville
Oak Forest
Muriel
Millie White
Myrtle Morgan
Roy Quinlin
Russell Jones
Elmer Rockwell
Alden Jones
Foster
Muncie Park
Delaware County
Albert Job
Alvin Neal
Canning
Ponders
Kentucky
Late Jones
Clarence Hannebaum
It Is Not So Jud Tanking Pleads Pleasant Forgetting
Jud Tanking contends human nature forgets obligations easier than resentment and argues for a pleasant ease if vengeance could fade as quickly as duties. The remark hints at a philosophical stance on memory and social bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Tanking
Old Controversies Reappear in Simple Form
Louisiville Courier Journal notes that old controversies recur in familiar ways. The column by McO Crothers reflects on the enduring simplicity of longstanding disputes and how they resurface in everyday discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McO
Crothers
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