Miss Inez Abbott Spends Saturday in Cincinnati
Local notes report Miss Inez Abbott visiting Cincinnati on Saturday with a reference to Ladies Fine Shoes for Xmas gifts. Multiple names appear with brief mentions of travel and visits to or from Cincinnati and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Abbott
Cincinnati
Xmas Gift
James S. Dennell
A. B. Billman
Spades
George M. Hillenbrand
A. B. Wycoff
Danville
Ind
James S. Donnell
Tellas
Newpoint
Batesville
Mike Fritsch
Sunman
Mason
Mother
Florence Lyons
St. Paul
A. W. Romweber
Farms For Sale Col Robinsons 100 Acres At Six Thousand
100 acres priced at 6000 cash not accepted. 312000 priced two years ago. Eighty three acres with brick house and new frame hip roof barn offered at 1500 only. 2500 cash required. Contact J J Westrick Sunman Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Robinson
J.J. Westrick
Sunman
Indiana
Advertise to Grow a Small Business into a Big Venture
A brief note urges starting with a modest advertising push to build a larger enterprise. It promotes gradual growth, emphasizing steady steps and eventual expansion as demand increases. The message appeals to budding entrepreneurs seeking scalable outreach.
Want Ads Classified Summary
Wanted to buy 500 bushels corn from Hillenbrand Company. Men needed for various kinds of work at Batesville Lumber Company. Lost item a man’s khaki wool glove, right hand, return to office. Ten cents a word minimum. Initials and figures counted as words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BATES
Hillenbrand Company
Batesville Lumper Company
Local Markets Wednesday Quotations
Market report from J. H. Wilker & Co. lists prices for corn eggs and various livestock. Steers range 4.60 to 6.50, heifers 4.00 to 6.00, calves 7.00 to 10.50, spring lambs and turkeys noted among other produce. Reported by Abe Re and Mike Benz with miscellaneous entries for hens, geese, and old cocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wilker & Co
Mike Benz
Long illness ends for Franklin Wilson after decades of suffering
Franklin Wilson died last Thursday near noon after a long rheumatic illness that left him bedridden for five years. Born June 1855 on the Ballstown area homestead, he lived there except for brief periods in Liberty and Indianapolis before moving to a farm near Hayti Schoolhouse. He joined Laughery Valley Lodge Knights of Pythias over thirty years ago but could not attend meetings in recent years. Services were held Saturday at his home then at Salem. He is survived by his partner of forty six years, son Clint on the farm, daughter Ella Camesasca of Dunkirk, sisters Mrs. John Sager and Mrs. Louis Rusk, brother Samuel Wilson of Dayton, eight grandchildren and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Huber
St. Peters
Batesville
James Meade
Vita
Cincinnati
Loraine Conner
Chicago
Clarence Greemann
Walter Dirscherl
Charles Doll
Miss Arvilla
Demaree
Newpoint
Ford Lindenmaier
Russell Wolfe
Hamilton
Ohio
Florine Freeland
Joseph Firsich
Michael Vonderheide
Leo Benz
John Hotopp
Oldenburg
George Johanning
Indianapolis
John Gehring
Ed Holle
Dora Gauselman
L. Lambert
Ben Kessing
L. W. Rusk
Jennie Rusk
Charles ‘Jaucke
Linda Peine
Robert Ertel
Steve Katzendorf
Iatesville
Gabriel Sehorr
Route 3
Lemming
Edwin Einhaus
Pekin
Til
Elmer Heidt
Frank Wilson
Hayti
Ella Camesasca
Dunkirk
Indiana
Adeline Feldkamp
Leonard Blank
Herman Wittenberg
Ed Bischof
Joseph Hess
Christ Bischof
Green Johnson
Berry Dickey
Charles Esterley
Batesville-Napoleon Pike
Popl Farm
Joseph Kurtz
Mr. Kurtz
Mary Bauer
Sunman
St. Nicholas
Franklin Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Ballstown
Liberty
Napoleon Road
Laughery Valley Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Salem
Clint
Ind
John Sager
Louis Rusk
Samuel Wilson
Dayton
Funeral services for Elmer Heidt attended by many
The last rites for Elmer Heidt were held Sunday afternoon with family and friends gathering in prayer. Rev Heeseman led at St Johns with Rev Held, and Batesville Fire Department gave cemetery rituals. A Lawrenceburg Junior Order of United American Mechanics tribute followed by Batesville Lodge No 668 F and A M rites honored the deceased. His widow endures a sorrowing home. illness preceded his death after years of companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Heidt
St. John’s
Heeseman
Adams Church
Mr. Heidt
Carrie Behlmer
Held
Batesville Volunteer Fire Department
Heidt
Order of United American Mechanics
Lawrenceburg
Batesville Lodge
In Memory of Elmer Heidt
In memory of Elmer Heidt a heartfelt obituary tribute notes his upright life and faithful service. The message laments the lost husband and brother and asks readers to remember the quiet courage and family grief.
An Accommodating Lecturer Persists Through Power Outage
A lecturer continues his talk despite a sudden hall blackout and asks the final audience member to signal when leaving. The remark ends with a quip about staying on for the toast.
Ambiguous Reminder on Patience and Timing
A speaker on the program suggests delaying action or leaving as another attendee asks to add a remark. The exchange hints at weighing patience for about forty five minutes versus exiting during a water break.
Excellent Christmas Edition in Vevay Enterprise Feature
Earl S. Brown owner and editor mails a 32 page Christmas edition boosted by heavy local and regional advertising. The issue highlights the Vevay Band with Keisel Cole, a former printer now confectioner in Vevay, and praises the newspaper as Switzerland County's young weekly gaining prominence in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl S. Brown
Vevay Enterprise
Vevay
Rising Sun
Patriots
Over
Kentucky
Switzerland
Brown
Indiana
Keisel Cole
Batesville
Keisel
Public Auction At Elliot Davis Farm Near Weisburg
Ellsworth Richards offers at public auction December 22 at 10:00 AM on the Elliot Davis farm located 1.5 miles southeast of Weisburg. Livestock farming implements and household goods to be sold. J J Westrick Auctioneer. L A Bruns Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot Davis
Weisburg
Ellsworth Richards
J. J. Westrick
L. A. Bruns
Critics complain incentive failures curb national literature output
Critics argue the country produces no real literature and ignore reasons why literature should be produced. They claim the lack of incentives and performance measures undermines creativity and cultural development.
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Wittenberg College
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Louis Jager
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Pauline Schoetmer
Charles Crowell
Elmer Crowell
Greensburg
John L. Schutter
Harry Moorman
Walter Idlewine
Town
Edna Fischer
Sunm
Frank Hunnington
Ed Hotopp
Jacob Dauth
Mike Glaub
Frank Lang
Morris
F. E. Taylor
Johanna Streuwing
C. W. Friend
Kate Cast
Metamora
Shelbyville
Henry Winsor
Gladys
Harold
Esther
Elmer Lightner
Joe Merchen
Joseph Freihage
Angela
Fred Wonning
Mr. Wonning
H. F. E. Schrader
West
Pearl Street
Alvin Cramer
Odella Kirschbaum
Arthur Cramer
Batesville Roller Mills
Abe the
Elmer
Teast
Harper
Tribune
Sonora
Symphony Lawn
John Holland
Rexall
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