Versailles Court Notes and Social Gossip Digest
Versailles Commissioners meet as court records show approvals and local social notes. The column lists visits from Arford, Smith, Hunter, Gookins, Beer, Behlmer, Hazelrigg, Hoing, and Ringo among many others, with relatives and friends visiting in Cincinnati, Batesville, Sunman, Patriot, and Dupont. A marriage license is recorded Edward Kramer to Margaret Meyer, Adams Township. The session also covers official bonds for Nelson Hyatt as County Assessor and insurance contracts for the county and courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Arford
Dillsboro
George Smith
Milan
Fritz Busching
Anna Hunter and Son
Cincinnati
James Gookins
Napoleon
Taylor Kinnett
Topeka
Kan
Emerson Behlmer
James Hazel- ‘Ugg
Hoing
Ringo
Batesville
H. Beer
Sunman
Will Ricketts
Osgood
John Crew
Wyoming
Kennedy
Holton
F. M. Meyer
Rexville
Court House
Otto Pegee
Walter
Ewing Row
Indianapolis
R. H. Jackson
Vevay
John Bergdoll
H. L. Akers
Ben Licking
Taylor Kinnet
Patriot
George Rosengarn
Daily McCoy
James McCoy
Dupont
Prof. Harding
Cannellton
Ind
Schleicher
Peter Henrich
St. Magdalena
C. H. Wilson
Kelle Harper
Helen Warman
Kansas
Brennenberg Hotel
Ursula Spencer
Florence Beer
Ty Thompson
Alma Weare
Grace Rosengarn
Pima Havey
Vale
Edward Kramer
Margaret A. Meyer
Adams Tp
Commissioners’ Court
Newson Hyatt
Kelby
Wim. G
Sixby
Ih. H. Austin
Shook
Thanksgiving Day Visits Reported Across Local Families
A long list of Thanksgiving and weekend visits is recorded with many families hosting relatives from Brookville Batesville Versailles and Indianapolis including Conner Hutson Rosa Gage and others. The notes show social connections and travel among local households with visitors from Sherman Hutson Dan Engel T K James and several Huneke and Dorrel families. A short closing line references a Grand Rapids Press note about scientists removing the bray from the mime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner Hutson
Spades
Rosa Gage
Brookville
Sherman Hutson
Wm. Schwier
Roza Strobel
Oscar Engel
Flora Johnson
Iola Michel
Dan Engel
Roy Hoyer
Ed Huneke
George Huneke
Batesville
Kelley Ridge
Earl Roberts
Knightstown
Bert James
A. H. Bultman
Local Social Roundup Notes From Laughery Branch
Sunday visits fill the week as Frank Meierle and wife join Mrs. Klein and daughters while others travel to Batesville Indianapolis and Laughery Bridge. Illness and influenza limit attendance as families gather for Thanksgiving and mourn the death of Henry Pohlman at Adams church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meierle
Lewis Bohlke
George Meister
Fred Luers
John L. Schutter
Cyrus Bohlke
Indianapolis
Harvey Bohlke
Charles Denker
Henry Mang
Edward Huneke
Game Center
Maggie Prakel
John
Elmer Luers
Laughery Bridge
Albert Brebberman
Greensburg
George Druding
Henry Pohlman
Adams Church
Gaff area notes residents await pleasant weather
Copeland and wife visited Wm Campbell. Clifford and wife travel to North Madison for winter work. Florence Boswell stayed with sister Mrs Haft. Rose Stewart works for Mrs Hafft. Grippe illness affects several. Died Rexville Mr Shepard. Demaree family from West Fork visited Hafft group. Daniel Titus plans move back near New Marion. Will Sellers relocates near Speer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Copeland
Wm. Campbell
Clifford Copeland
North Madison
Florence Boswell
McNie Brunner
Milan
Daniel Titus
New Marion
Will Sellers
Speer
Elmer Demaree
West Fork
Fred Hafft
Osgood Residents Host Outing and Influenza Aid
SCHERER CORNER reports several Osgood residents visiting relatives in nearby towns. influenza cases affect Mrs. James Gookins, while Mrs. Fred Meyer suffers a hip fracture. Indianap olis visitors Richard Ehlers and a Napoleon family are noted among weekend gatherings. A local cat tale and a Viking themed aside close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bultman
Osgood
Louis Bultman
Wm. Dean
James Gookins
Greensburg
R. N. Scherer
H. Gookins
Richard Ehlers
Indianapolis
Christine Messner
Fred Meyer
Harry Smith
Blanche
Napoleon
Herman Harlamert
Ora Runyon
Howard Brebberman
Discouraged Frenchman Learns English Pronunciation
A Frenchman complained that he had trouble learning English. He said that after mastering the pronunciation of typhoid fever a doctor pronounced it fatal.
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Versailles
R. J. Beer
Austin Cotton
Wm. Licking
Harry Thompson
Mort Wycoff
Marie
Patricksburg
Lomatch
Walter Smith
Everett Austin
Perry Bear
Roch
Madison
Grand Rapids Press
R. R
H. F. E. Schrader
West Pearl Street
Batesville, Ind
Tri-State
Tri-State Butter Co
United States Food Administration
Ohio
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George and
Walnut Streets
Frai
Nobby Clothing Company