Local residents visit relatives across several cities
Oldenburg John Ferkinhoff and son Ralph visited St. Cloud Minnesota for weeks. Leo Koepfie visited with a St Bernard friend. George Raver and wife went to Cincinnati to visit relatives. Harry Lamping spent the day in Cincinnati. Christ Friend visited Batavia with brothers and relatives. Miss Margaret Blount of Cincinnati stayed with Frank Moorman and family. Evelyn Walsman of Greensburg vacationed with William Hoelker's family. Frank Peine and Ed spent Sunday at home. Frank Enneking of Indianapolis came for Sunday with relatives. Verena Herrmann of Cincinnati vacationed with home folks. Ed Freihage of Indianapolis spent Sunday with home folks. Sr. M Honoratia and sister from Indianapolis visited Mrs. Leonard Riedeman and family. Henry Roell of Shelbyville spent Monday with friends. Henry Kessing and wife of Norwood visited relatives. Mrs A J Hackman and children returned from Cincinnati. Clarence Holtel went to Cincinnati and back. Mrs Ben Kessing and daughters visited Cincinnati for several days. Mrs Speier of Chicago guests of John Diechman. The Misses Kessings of Norwood visited Ben Kessing and family. Mrs A Spaeth of Cincinnati visited her sisters Mrs Joseph Blank.
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John Ferkinhoff
Ralph
St. Cloud
Minn
Leo Koepfie
St. Bernard
George Raver
Cincinnati
Harry Lamping
Christ Friend
Batavia
Margaret Blount
Frank Moorman
Evelyn Walsman
Greensburg
William Hoelker
Frank Peine
Frank Enneking
Indianapolis
Verena Herrmann
Ed Freihage
Sr. M. Honoratia
Schriectady
N. Y
Leonard Riedeman
Henry Roell
Shelbyville
Henry Kessing
Norwood
A. J. Hackman
Clarence Holtel
Ben Kessing
Frances
Margaret
Bernard Wheatmarchin
Connersville
Dan Curry
C. H. Hannan
Walter Seals
Brookville
Bertha Glisson
Milroy
Ben Glisson
Roy Alley
Beecher Matthews
Edwin Wiggins
Mabel Stegner
Blooming Grove
Kirby Meyers
Riley Foster
William Bunyard
Canada
George Sherwood
Falmouth
Thelma Hunginger
Laurel
John Wenger
Oscar Pelgen
Kokomo
Helen Jones
de Witt Curry
Fairfield
Will Wiggins
Allie Clouds
Anna Banes
DeWitt Dowdy
Martha Sherwood
Richmond
Roscoe Martin
Mr. Swank
Selma
Mr. Miller
Glen
Attend the Fair at St Marys in 1920
A list of small town social notes appears. Mentions include Harry Christ of Richmond and Frank White with Albert Job at Brookville, Ben Schwegman's trip to Metamora, the Mrs Neals Saturday night surprise, and Paul Munchel visiting Frank White. Frank White was a Batesville caller Thursday. An ad praises Chamberlain's Tablets as pleasant and affordable.
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St. Mary’s
Harry Christ
Richmond
Ind
Frank White
Albert Job
Brookville
Ben Schwegman
Metamora
Enlarging photos yields better large prints
Advice to take a small clean-cut photo and enlarge it for a large print. Keeping quiet helps avoid customer disturbance, and advertising in the Tribune will attract customers and keep you busy.
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The
Tribune
Connersville Residents and Visitors Gather in Summer Sojourns
Local residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending funerals across Connersville and nearby towns. Names include Bertha Glisson, Mabel Stegner, Kirby Meyers, Thelma Hunginger, Helen Jones, DeWitt Dowdy, Martha Sherwood, and Inez Gordon among others, with several trips to Brookville Indianapolis Cincinnati and Trenton New Jersey noted.
Red Star Vapor Burner Stoves Promise Fuel Savings
The Red Star oil stove line introduces a gas burner style without wicks. It concentrates heat under the utensil, uses kerosene gasoline distillate alcohol or naphtha, and claims yearlong durability with enamel coated steel parts. It promises easy operation and thorough oven heating with double flue heat reuse.
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Detroit
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