Local Residents Share Holiday Visits and News
Oldenburg Frank Peine and daughter Linda and Mrs F J Hoelker and child visited Milan Sunday. Marion and Lorraine Borchelt returned from Cincinnati after a three day visit with Grandma Schlenk. Ed Hoelker spent Thanksgiving with his parents. John Enneking made a business trip to Cincinnati. George Feldkamp and daughters Leona Marie Virginia and Sophia Ortman visited Brookville with F Baker family. Mrs Joseph Macke and children from Connersville and Mrs Harry Moorman of Batesville visited here. Frank Enneking of Indianapolis visits homefolk for a week. Dora Burdick left for Detroit for an extended stay with sister H Budden Dick. Mrs Charles Averdick of Covington spent Thanksgiving at Gibson House with J Merchen family. Henry Heppner of Montana visits his father. Joe Ortman of Oak Forest visited relatives. Birth: a girl to Frank Dieckman and wife on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peine
Linda
F. J. Hoelker
Milan
Marion
Lorraine Borchelt
Grandma Schlenk
Cincinnati
Ed Hoelker
John Enneking
George Feldkamp
Leona
Marie
Virginia
Sophia Ortman
Brookville
Gibson House
J. Merchen
Henry Heppner
Montana
Joe Ortman
Oak Forest
Frank Dieckman
Protracted Meeting At Oak Forest Invites All
Rainy day notes fill Lower Pipe Creek area as protracted meeting at Oak Forest continues nightly until December 5 with local families attending and inviting others to join. Several residents from Batesville Greensburg Rugby Oldenburg and nearby towns are listed as attendees or visitors.
Local Social and Family Visits and Telephone Upgrades
Sunday visits included John Dahmus and wife with George Siefert in Oldenburg and John Bucker with George Weber from Indianapolis with Anthony Waechter family. Thanksgiving gatherings featured Josephien Kuntz and Anthony Waechter households. Batesville Telephone installs ten new phones in the area as Clem Obermeyer returns from the West.
Social News From Batesville and Nearby Areas
Local residents visit relatives and attend gatherings across Batesville Indianapolis and Bloomington. The item notes guests J J Puttman and wife, Edna McDermott in Indianapolis, James Meyer and Leonella Meyer in Bloomington, and travelers King Thackery Baas McDermott Vickery to Cincinnati Greensburg. Also mentions a Liberia garlic folklore note about snakes and bees.
Thanksgiving Visits Swell Across Metamora Region
Emerson Gordon of Indianapolis spent Sunday with relatives here. Noah Foster returned to Fairfield school Monday. Numerous visitors from Indianapolis Connersville Newcastle and Brookville joined in Thanksgiving gatherings across Metamora and nearby towns.
Farmers Conference at City Hall December 9
Reminder of the Farmers Institute meeting set for Thursday December 9 at City Hall. The note argues for a true conference to share experiences and apply knowledge to local farming conditions to build community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute
Farmers
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offers Reward
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine offering a 100 dollar reward for incurable catarrh. It claims 35 years of use, blood cleansing action, and three to four health improvements after short use, urging readers to start now and sending for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Notice to Non-Resident in Ripley Circuit Court
In Ripley County Indiana the Meeker divorce case No 813 poses nonresident defendant Mariah Meeker. Plaintiff attorney Wycoff warns she must appear at the February 1921 term in Versailles or risk a judgment in her absence. Clerk Kassendick authenticates notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Ripley County
Ripley Circuit Court
Benjamin F. Meeker
Mariah Meeker
A. B. Wycoff
State of
Indiana
Ripley
Versailles
Chris H. Kassendick
Local Social Notes From Peppertown and Surrounding Areas
Hugo Romer visited Metamora last Sunday. Cliff Parish and wife and W C Reifel and wife from Connersville spent Thursday with Will Pepper and family at Salt Creek. Philip Luke of Yellow Bank called on George Reifel and family last Thursday. Will Marlin and family visited Fred Teufel and wife Tuesday evening. George Huntsinger of Laurel spent Thursday with Will Marlin and Miss Helen Wamsley of Connersville, who is staying several weeks with her aunt Mrs Louis Stirn. Mrs Louis Stirn was in Oldenburg last Wednesday. Lizzie and Fred Ellerman visited Oldenburg one day last week. Will Horstman is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Romer
Metamora
Cliff Parish
W. C. Reifel
Connersville
Will Pepper
Salt Creek
Philip Luke
Yellow Bank
George Reifel
Will Marlin
Fred Teufel
George Huntsinger
Laurel
Helen Wamsley
Louis Stirn
Oldenburg
Lizzie
Fred Ellerman
Will Horstman
Morrison Divorce Case Not Resident Defendant Notified
Blanche Evelyn Morrison sues Amos Franklin Morrison in Complaint No. 814 Wycoff Attorney files com vit alleging the defendant is not an Indiana resident and is a necessary party to the divorce action. The case awaits appearance by the non resident defendant. 24-3
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Pipe Creek
Stella Alley
Grace Hubbard
Nora Augusta
Verna Schwegman
Alois Schwegman
Bertha Littman
Wm.Hubbard
Elmer Lunsford
Hugh Lunsford
Muriel
Millie White
Frank White
Robert White
Vern White
J. H. Kile
Theodora Stevens
Cecil Dickey
Dr. Bigham
R. R. No
John Dahmus
George Siefert
Joseph Hirt
Frank Raver
John Bucker
George Weber
Indianapolis
Anthony Waechter
Josephien Kuntz
Adam Kuntz
Eleanora
Irvin
Francis Suttman
John Bessler
Batesville Telephone Company
Clem Obermeyer
South Dakota
Newpoint
Hillenbrand
Batesville
J. J. Puttman
Ik. O. Reyhmer
John Hoff
Edna McDermott
Charles Stillwell
James Meyer
Leonella
Bloomington
Ind
John Meyer
Harry King
Everett Thackery
Crawfordsville
Fred C. Baas
Greensburg
Elmer McDermott
Hurley Vickery
Liberia
Emerson Gordon
Noah Foster
Fairfield
Robert Alley
Donna Alley
Lew Schuler
B. Ferris
Harry Curry
Milton Curry Jr
Newcastle
Charles Martindale
Kentucky
C. H. Hamnan
Kansas
Minnesota
Charles Wright
Jos. Thorpe
James
Chris Thorpe
Charles Ellis
Blooming Grove
Chas. Wright
Edna Youder
Red Cross
Mildred Pierce
Peru
M. F. Cupp
Walter Crawley
Clarksburg
Frank Jackson
Crawley
Hilda Holbert
Milroy
Estella Stephenson
Marshall Murray
Oxford College
Basil Copes
Charles Weir
Harry Manley
Art Young
Ellsworth Martindale
Ernest Manley
Luther Lockwood
the Farmers’ Institute
Uote
Peppertown
Blanche Evelyn Morrison
Amos Franklin Morrison
Chas. W. Gibson
Nobby Clothing Co
Thrift Club
Dor Veeck
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Mae Bly
First National Bank
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