Local seniors visit family and attend funeral in Greensburg
Miss Rose Brockman travels to Cincinnati for several days with relatives. Mr and Mrs Theodore Heidlage visit Greensburg. Mrs Frank Peine rushes to Covington to aid her ailing husband at Mrs Florence Ertel's home and heals slowly. Emma Blank goes to Cincinnati on business. Kirschner and wife Enneking and others attend a Greensburg funeral for Harry Burchelt. Linda Peine visits her father in Cincinnati. Mrs Frank Sonderman visits from Cincinnati. Frances Stump and Catherine Hesselbrook go to Dayton for a few days. Joe Mollaun and family from Batesville spend Sunday with kin. John and Mrs Burdick of St Bernard visit relatives. Harvey Wissel and family and Anthony Haskamp and family visit. Farmers Institute Committee plans January 25 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Brockman
Cincinnati
Theodore Heidlage
Greensburg
Frank Peine
Covington
Florence Ertel
Emma Blank
George Kirschner
Joe Enneking
John Struewing
Joe Brockman
Harry Burchelt
Linda Peine
Ertel
Frank Sonderman
Harry Burdick
Frances Stump
Catherine Hesselbrook
Dayton
Joe Mollaun
Batesville
John Burdick
St. Bernard
Harvey Wisse
Anthony Haskamp
Morris
John Timmerman
Farmers’ Institute Committee
Farmers’ Institute
Local Residents Visit with Friends and Relatives
Metamora Mrs Esther Gordon returns to Cincinnati after several days with relatives. Miss Mollie Starkle visits Brookville. Thomas Brittian and wife from New Castle call on relatives. Reverend R V Brown in Rushville. Walter Herrmann in Brookville on business. Ella Maguire visits Peppertown. Otis Stowe and wife of Indianapolis visit Charles Wright. Mrs Henry Lennard stays with daughter in Indianapolis. Mrs Logan returns to Liberty. Edna Foster in Brookville. Anna Riley travels to Brookville with others. many neighbors and families hosted by Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Gordon
Cincinnati
Mollie Starkle
Brookville
Thomas Brittian
Newcastle
R. V. Brown
Rushville
Charles Williams
Lawrenceburg
Walter Herrmann
Ella Maguire
Peppertown
Greencastle
Otis Stowe
Indianapolis
Charles Wright
Henry Lennard
Lawrence Hess
Logan
Liberty
Edna Foster
Anna Riley
Thomas Norris
Crisner
Connersville
Social Calls Round the Marticke Family Cluster
Local residents made multiple visits this week among the Marticke households. Mrs Henry Mang and Mrs Fred Bosse visited Fred Marticke and family. Ed Schone and family called at August Marticke’s. Gesell and others visited J M Marticke and August Marticke, with several Sunday evenings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marticke
Henry Stickford
Fred Bosse
Elmer Gesel
J. M. Marticke
Babe
August Marticke
Henry Mang
Grandma Wessel
Ed Schone
Elmer Gesell
Ed Bornemeier
August Huth
Frank Bergman
Fred Bergman
William Schwier Jr
Henry Bornemeier
Pepper Town Notes from Salt Creek and Surrounding Areas
Peppertown updates list Mrs. George Reifel staying with daughter and husband at Salt Creek. Mrs. W. C. Reifel of Connersville visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Romer moved to a farm near Connersville, planning future residence there. Frank Reifel, Brookville High School student, visited family. John Wolf did business in Metamora. George Reifel spent Wednesday in Batonville. Will Marlin of Laurel visited friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reifel
Will Pepper
Salt Creek
W. C. Reifel
Connersville
Otto Romer
Frank Reifel
Brookville
John Reifel
John Wolf
Metamora
Batonville
Will Marlin
Laurel
Citrus by products proposed to offset losses in fruit industry
The U S Department of Agriculture seeks profitable by products from bruised and undersized citrus. Grapefruit juice can be pressed and bottled with proper steps, orange vinegar replaces apple vinegar, citric acid can be made from lemons or limes, and other by products include candied peel marmalades jellies butters and pectin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Chemistry
United States Department of Agriculture
Frenchman Had Right Idea on Early Gliders
The piece notes claims of early gliders by Dane at Perugia and the Marquis de Bacqueville on the Seine, but credits Louis Pierre Mouillard with theory on flight. It states Mouillard’s ideas influenced the Wright brothers a decade after his death in poverty in Cairo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
France
Jean Baptiste Dane
Perugia
Marquis of
Cairo
Mouillard
Wright Brothers
Eskimos population count surprises Canadian police
Canada’s mounted police tally about 2,700 Eskimos in the Far North excluding Alaska, a surprisingly low figure that challenges common geography impressions. The piece notes the Eskimos’ global notoriety despite small numbers and average achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Alaska
Peculiar Ohio Well Produces Fresh and Salt Water
Geological survey investigates a well in Ohio that yields both fresh and salt water via two separate pumps. The upper fresh-water vein is tapped at 16 feet, while the lower salt-water vein is tapped at 35 feet. Brine settles below due to its higher density, leaving distinct water layers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Ohio
Meatless Diet Trial at Beth Israel Hospital
The Beth Israel hospital in New York conducts a meatless diet experiment led by Superintendent J Louis Frank. Dr E V Mc Cullom of Johns Hopkins University argues meat is not the sole source of vitamins and nutrition can be supplied by fish milk eggs and dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Israel Hospital of
New York
J. Louis Frank
E. V. Mc. Cullom
Johns Hopkins Univerasity
Tool Carrying Device by Seattle Carpenter
A Seattle carpenter has developed a tool carrying device designed to attach to overalls or a belt. The device grips a hammer or hatchet with two metal lags and a spring latch that engages the tool handle when weighed by the tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Getting it Out of His System at Summer Hotel
The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes a summer hotel proprietor promising cool nights will come, while a guest retorts that winter will not find the hotel there, highlighting a witty exchange over seasonal demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirmingham
Virtue In Precious Stones In Ancient Egypt
The article notes stones like carnelian and turquoise as favored Egypt era ornaments. It cites carnelian as curing red eyes and other sores, while turquoise held deep reverence across the East. Turquoise is linked to Hathor and motherhood, with a name meaning The Lady of the Turquoise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Hathor
Hard at It
A brief exchange shows a daughter noting a young man is doggedly determined not to do it and a mother continuing to propose. The dialogue captures persistence and parental prompting in a concise domestic moment.
What's on the Carpet in Mozart and Handel Tonight
A playful exchange sets a scene in which a professor asks a girl about their plans for the evening. She notes Mozart and Handel will be performed, promising an edifying yet light program followed by a lighthearted nod to a familiar song.
Opinion Style Debate About Writing On Both Paper Sides
The harassed editor declines writing on both sides of the page. He believes one side suffices or none may be appropriate, reflecting editorial restraint in a Free and Frank Opinion.
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Oldenburg
Louis Pierre Mouillard
H. F. Buck
Holiday Headquarters
Maytag
Pyrex
Aluminum
Air Rifles
Meyer Hardware CO
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