Local notes from Oldenburg and Cincinnati visitors
Rev Hugh Staud spent Thursday to Saturday in Cincinnati. Dr John Miller of Cincinnati with Drs Bigham performed a appendectomy on Harry Flodder Sunday. Harry Lamping and Herbert Mollaun traveled to Cincinnati Saturday. Fred Giesting and wife of Indianapolis visit relatives here for Thanksgiving. Harry Waechter and wife returned from Cincinnati where they attended the Lampke Herrman wedding. Dr Ertel and family came from Covington to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Ertel’s parents. Edmund Hoelker of Cincinnati visited his parents for Thanksgiving. Rev Ubald OFM of Parkview New Mexico visited sisters at the convent. Albert Peine and family of Brookville spent Thanksgiving with Frank Peine. Miss Marion Borchett visited Batesville Friday to Sunday with Miss Mildred Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Staud
Cincinnati
John Miller
Bigham
Harry Flodder
Harry Lamping
Herbert Mollaun
Fred Giesting
Indianapolis
Harry Waechter
Dr. Ertel
Covington
Edmund Hoelker
Ubald
Parkview
New Mexico
Albert Peine
Brookville
Frank Peine
Marion Borchett
Batesville
Mildred Johnson
William Clarke
Cupp’s Chapel
McWilliams
Metamora
Charles Wright
Roy Curry
Connersville
John Stephenson
Edna Yoder
Red Cross
Michael Bessart
Clyde Anes
Loren Chambers
Hazel Jones
Edith, Wright
Charles Williams
Lawrenceburg
C. H. Thorpe
Elsa Parvis
L. BR. Parvis
John Stewart
Roy Butcher
Lincoln Stewart
Roanoke
Glen Stewart
Edith Wright
Marshall Murray
Oxford
Metamora Road
Brookville Road
Metamora Township
Lorna Hutton
Mt. Carmel
Ross Brumfiel
Hilda Hulbert
Shriber
Milroy
Hulbert
Kate Jackson
Julius Stephenson
New Trenton
Janet Gordon
Local residents visit relatives and attend sales
During the week neighboring families from Brookville Peppertown and St Marys visited friends in Batesville Greensburg Milroy and Oldenburg. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Gloshen Mr and Mrs Louis Becker Leo Kirschner and Herman J Obermeier among others who went to the William Marlin sale on Salt Creek Monday and shared meals at St Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gloshen
Brookville
Louis Becker and
Peppertown
Louis Becker
Greensburg
Milroy
Herman J. Obermeier
Route 3
Batesville
John Theobald
St. Mary’s
William Marlin
Salt Creek
Joseph Schwegman
Leo Kirschner
Route 8
Hildebrand
St. Mary's
George Munchel
Oldneburg
Henry Koetter
George
John Hirt
Peppertown Social Roundup Includes Local Visits
Otto Romer and wife were Oldenburg callers last Tuesday. W. D. Alley visited Oldenburg last week. Frank Hose and Carl Pepper were at Batesville last Tuesday. A large group including W. C. Reifel Cliff Parish and wife and nephew Joseph Faulkiner and Mrs Carl Stirn and Mrs. John Wolf and son Allen Mrs. Otto Romer Mrs. Hugo Romer and Justus and Miss Leona Onstatt and Will Kahler wife and son Ben spent Sunday with Fred Teufel and family. Frank Grunkemeyer of St Marys called on friends last Saturday. Mrs. Jake Werner was at Oldenburg last week. Floyd Wolf spent Sunday with Hon Rust. John Wolfhorst spent Sunday with Charles Kramer and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Romer
Oldenburg
W. D. Alley
Frank Hose
Carl Pepper
Batesville
W. C. Reifel
Cliff Parish
Joseph Faulkiner
Carl Stirn
John Wolf
Allen
Hugo Romer
Justus
Leona Onstatt
Will Kahler
Ben
Fred Te
Hunters Seen In Localities Across Lower Pipe Creek
Plentiful hunting reported in the area last week. Herbert White and Bert Morgan visited Whitcomb east of Brookville on Sunday. Mrs Dex Morgan and Mr Hemlic of Whitcomb spent Thanksgiving with the Morgan family. Russell Jones and family joined Mr and Mrs Morgan for Thanksgiving. Miss Myrtle Morgan returned home for a week with her parents Mr and Mrs John Morgan. Alden Jones and wife were Brookville callers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert White
Bert Morgan
Whitcomb
Brookville
Dex Morgan
Mr. Hemlic
Morgan
Russell Jones
Frank White
Myrtle Morgan
John Morgan
Alden Jones
Constipation relief with Chamberlain's Tablets after supper
Take two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to promote a gentle bowel movement and relieve the dull feeling from constipation. The remedy is described as safe with no unpleasant effects and supports liver balance.
Box for Playthings Craft Idea
Instructions describe making a decorative storage box for a child’s toys. Build a hinged box with an interior partition, decorate with birds flowers or a barn scene, varnish all over, and place in the bedroom to encourage tidiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Limit of Incompetency Expressed by Inaby
A blunt remark critiques an 80 cock as overconfident and self assured, arguing he knows nothing yet acts as if all knowledge is his. The piece notes similar flaws can affect both employers and employees in practice.
Real Balm of Gilead Discovered in Byris Shrub
A dried Faice of a low Byris shrub yields the balm of Gilead described as valuable and scarce. Reports say a single shrub can produce at most 60 drops per day, highlighting limited supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
Byris
Metamora Resident William Clarke Dies After Illness
Metamora obituaries note the death of William Clarke at his home near Cupps Chapel on Monday November 21 after a lingering illness. Services were held at Cupps Chapel led by Rev. McWilliams with burial at Metamora.
Rules of the Wilderness: Colin Rankin Hudson’s Bay Chief Factor
Colin Rankin died in Montreal at ninety four. He became the first native Canadian in Hudson’s Bay Company service in 1848 under Sir George Simpson and retired in 1898 as chief factor. He oversaw posts in Mattawa Lachine St Maurice Kirkendatch Bérsims Saguenay Simcoe Temiskaming and managed Lake Superior and Ottawa river districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Rankin
Montreal
Hudson’s Bay Company
Hudson's Bay Company
George Slupcon
George
Prince Rupert
House of Stuart
North West Company
North American
Rubkin
Canada
Mattawa
Lachine
St. Maurice
Kirkendatch
Bersimis
Saguenay
Simcoe
Temiskaming
Lake Superior
Ottawa River
Flour Maker's Proud Record Holds World Crown
John Kraft, veteran flour maker, retired March 1 after 46 years with a Minneapolis firm. Engineers credit him with producing 188 million barrels of flour in 406 years of service, enough to feed about 115 million people for a year with surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kraft
United States
Argonaut
Kraft
Minneapolis
The Politicians' Handicap
A brief quip from the Chicago News jokes about a political reform idea enabling faster perception, suggesting ears to the ground as a metaphor for quicker insight into political shifts. The line plays on impatience with politicians and media alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Birds Spare the Butterflies in Insect-Eating Rows
Birds generally avoid butterflies though insect-eating species hunt many other pests. The note highlights butterflies' role in the ecosystem and birds’ selective feeding behavior.
Town pests rehearse gruesome details three years on
The Lady Who Had An Operation rehearses vivid details for the 967th time since the Interesting Event. Friends feel unsettled by her appearance and dread her approach, urging a new recording.
Jugoslavia Seen as Prosperous Despite Debt and Refugee Capital
Jugoslavia is in better financial shape than neighbors with a roughly $600 million gold national debt and a nearly balanced budget. Per capita taxes are far lower than in Roumania Czechoslovakia and France. The economy hinges on agriculture with grazing as a key industry and several new factories funded partly by Russian refugee wealth brought when they fled their homeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugoslaval
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
France
Easy to Catch House Mice Trap Behind Table Leg
House mice follow wall lines and run along edges making a trap placed behind a table leg or small object effective without bait. The habit reduces bait needs and speeds capture.
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Deag
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Morris
Sunman
John Sieg
Adams Township
First National Bank
E. C. Timmermann
Uate
Meyer Hardware CO
Lieber’s Beverages
Indianapolis Brewing CO
Youth’s Companion
Boston
Massachusetts
Tribune
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Corey
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