Local families visit Cincinnati and welcome newborns
Mrs. Harry Schwab of Indianapolis and daughters visited her parents the Menke family over the weekend. Herman Harlemert visited relatives in Cincinnati. Henry Showers of Greensburg spent Thanksgiving with the Menkes. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Luers on November 26. Elsie Clara Finke and friends visited their Cincinnati relatives. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hen nekke on December 1. William Meyer and family visited the Graves. George Hartig returned home after visiting a daughter in Tipton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schwab
Indianapolis
Henry Menke
Herman Harlemert
Cincinnati
Henry Showers
Greensburg
John Luers
Elsie
Clara Finke
John Finke
Harry Henneke
Herman Menke
William Meyer
William Grave
George Hartig
Tipton County
Local Social News and Thanksgiving Visits Across Nearby Towns
Hopewell S W Hull and wife visited George Strader and family at Otter Creek. Isaac Large and family were guests of relatives at Versailles and Milan last week. Work on the new pike north of the village progresses slowly. Wilbur McNew and family and Mrs Ethel Labolt and children were visitors at North Vernon Wednesday. Mrs Carl Holtzhouser and William Sweezey with his wife and daughter from Indianapolis. C J Wilson and family of Osgood spent Thanksgiving with Oscar McNew. Charles Baker and family and Mrs D J A Woods of Zenas were Sunday visitors to Mary Labolt. Charles Labolt and son Albert I were at Versailles on business Saturday. King Hall and wife of Winchester visited last week at S W Hall's. Son Overturf and wife of Holton visited Jesse Smith Sunday. Patronize our Ad Columns. It pays. Getting a New Lid with a joke about hats in restaurants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Hull
George Strader
Otter Creek
Isaac Large
Versailles
Milan
New Pike
Our Village
Wilbur McNew
Ethel Labolt
North Vernon
Carl Holtzhouser
William Sweezey
Indianapolis
C. J. Wilson
Osgood
Oscar McNew
Charles Baker
D. J A. Woods
Zenas
Mary Labolt
Charles Labolt
Albert
King Hall
Winchester
S. W. Hall’s
Overturf
Holton
Jesse Smith
Plants store sun heat through greenness
The text notes plants use their greenness to collect and store the sun’s heat. It also cites the aurora borealis record lasting a week in August 1859.
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