Oldenburg Obituary and Christmas Visits Report
Long list of Christmas visits to Oldenburg residents, with travelers from Cincinnati Crawfordsville Greensburg Indianapolis and St Bernard. Notable deaths include Sophia Ortman 71 from Bavaria and Louisa Gaupel 78 with church funeral services and community tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Walker
Randall Walker
Mary Walker
Joe Ortman
St. Bernard
Henry Linneman
John Ortman
Cincinnati
Louisa Gaupel
Distanced guests list names from Covington Cincinnati and Batesville
Attendees from a distance include Missee Ida and Frances Gaupel of Covington KY, Edward Becker family of Covington KY, Flora and Ray Decker of Cincinnati, Mrs. Frank Sonderman of Cincinnati, Mrs. A Hackman, Harry Decker of Batesville, Winona Schmitt and Maurice Schmitt of Covington KY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida and
Frances Gaupel
Covington
Edward Becker and Family
Covington, Ky
Flora and
Ray Decker
Cincinnati
Frank Sonderman
A. Hackman
Harry Decker
Batesville
Winona Schmitt
Maurice Schmitt
Local residents visit relatives and travel notices
Metamora Richard Shaw traveled to Muncie and Newcastle to visit kin. Grayson Hubbard of Brookville and Julius Stephenson of New Trenton were in town. Several local residents including Mrs. Seberry Snow, Clyde Ames, Mrs. Florence Case, Harry Curry, Mrs. Rose Edelman, Miss Ethel Kuehn and brother Benny, Clifford Reese, Mrs. Nora Curry, Ralph Masters, Rev. Oscar Jean, Miss Geneva Lewis, Mrs. John Murphy, Patience Lunsford, and Miss Glenn Jackson were in Connersville or Brookville for visits or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Shaw
Muncie
Newcastle
Grayson Hubbard
Brookville
Julius Stephenson
New Trenton
Seberry Snow
Kentucky
Clyde Ames
Connersville
Florence Case
Harry Curry
Rose Edelman
Ethel Kuehn
Benny
Charles Wright
Patience Lunsford
Glenn Jackson
Bloomington
Wallpe Family Holiday Visit Notes Across Indiana and Ohio
DEWEYTOWN reports Alphonse Wallpe spending a week in Cincinnati while Elmer Wallpe helped at St. Peters. James Ertel, Mike Wallpe, and Eleanor visited Mrs. J Flaspohler who had just returned from Columbus. Elmer and family joined Sebastian Burst for Christmas in Batesville. Vincent and Barney Wallpe visited Dr. J Wallpe. Cornelius Pulskamp, home from Terre Haute, spent holidays with William and Mrs. E Schwegman and Cincinnati relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Karg
Connersville
Pete Schreiner Jr
Crawfordsville
Peter Schreiner Sr
John Burdick
St. Bernard
Joseph Herbert
Rushville
Ben Paul
John Hildebrand
Oak Forest
George Munchel
Marie Wittenberg
Greensburg
Bernard Flodder
Cincinnati
Elmer Kellerman
Joseph Bigham
Lawrence Scheidler
Martinsville High School
Edward Freihage
Indianapolis
Edgar Lampke
George Holtel Jr
Alvin
Clarence
Leonard
Frank Peine
Linda
Covington
Ertel
Arlo Borchelt
St. Francis College
Edmund Hoelker
Anna Hunterman
Joseph Hunterman
Romuald Moilaun
Mt. St. Sepulchre
Washington D. C
Bernadetta Mollaun
Frank Sonderman
C. Decker
Joseph Suhre
Walter Lux
Milton Harrington
Marion Borchelt
Mildred Johnson
Batesville
August Moeller
Alphonse Wallpe
Elmer Wallpe
St. Peters
James Ertel
Morris
Mike Wallpe
Eleanor
J. Flaspohler
Columbus
Ind
Sebastian
Vincent
Barney Wallpe
Er. J. Wallpe
Cornelius Pulskamp
Terre Haute
William Pulskamp
E. Schwegman
Mrs Hoyt Praises Chamberlain's Tablets for Headache
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Rockport New York says she has used Chamberlain's Tablets for three years and found them splendid for headaches and bilious attacks. She is pleased to speak a word in praise of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Laura M. Hoyt
Rockport, N.Y
Information table aids post office patrons in federal building
An information table was set up in the east end corridor of the federal building in Indianapolis with a watchman on duty to direct visitors and minimize delays. John Peters was the first to take charge, answering a patron’s request for a “good grade of white mule” by saying it could be obtained in the building with proper credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Indianapolis News
M. P
Bonham
John ©. Peters
Peters
Mine Still Causing Disaster At Sea
Reports say about twenty English and French fishing boats vanished after the war as ships hauled nets. Mines may be stirred up by catches and are undetectable while attached to nets. dumping the haul could trigger fatal explosions onboard the vessels.
Rodeo Word Origins Grounded in Spanish Round Up
The term rodeo derives from the Spanish phrase for round up and refers to the roundup of cattle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oldenburg
Sophia Ortman
Bavaria
Germany
America
Tante
Sophia
Holy Family Church
House of God
St. Mary’s Ladies’ Society
Third Order of St
George Schmitt
St. Mary’s
Deweytown
West Bound
Batesville Roller Mills
H. F. Buck
the House of
Gibson Theatre
Hunt Stromberg
Doris May
Bull Montana
R. C. Pictures
R. C. Pictures Presents
Mae Marsh
William Christy Cabanne
B. C. Pictures Corporation
Pauline Frederick
Miss Frederick
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