Local Guests and Visits Around Town This Week
Irene Herrmann spent Wednesday and Thursday in Indianapolis. David Vaughn and wife joined H. G. Borchelt family for New Year’s Day. George Blank of St Bernard visited his mother. Edna Crosley of Indianapolis stayed with Peter Wagner family. Angela and Gertrude Frei returned to work in Indianapolis after visiting home. Mrs Fehrman recovering after gall stone surgery with doctors Miller Mull and Gibson. Clarence and Leonard Holtel returned to Cincinnati after holidays. Mildred Johnson of Batesville visited Marion Borchelt. Adell Scheele resumed work in Cincinnati after visiting parents. Nine young ladies joined the Order of the Sisters of St Francis at Immaculate Conception Chapel. Fred Hoffman and sister of Cincinnati visited Jos Scheele family. Ven Sister Henrika of LaFayette spent days with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Herrmann
Indianapolis
David Vaughn
H. G. Borchelt
George Blank
St. Bernard
Edna Crosley
Peter Wagner
Angela
Gertrude Freihage
Frank Fehrman
Dr. Miller
Cincinnati
Mull
Gibson
Clarence
Leonard Holtel
Mildred Johnson
Batesville
Marion Borchelt
Adell Scheele
Order of the Sisters of St. Francis
Immaculate Conception Chapel
Fred Hoffman
Sister of
Jos. Scheele
Henrika
The
Sisters of St. Francis of LaFayette
J. H. Laker
John Stewart
Ben Line
Richard Hefft
Elsworth
Fred Hefft
W. P. Neal
Holton
St. Mary’s
Ben Bruns
Leo Lorenz
Joe Brune
Brookville
Roy Kirk
Jacob Walloe
George Pulskamp
Arthur Ferguson
Cincinhall
William Meyer
Penntown
Copeland
Kinnie
Arthur Fergus
Alert
Sardinvca
Hen Bruns
Rick Puiskamp
Herman Kokenger
Jos. Siefert
Mr. Hyatt
Bryantsburg
Shelby
Clifford Copeland
North Madison
Ben Lane
Noel Cook
Sherd Copeland
Social notes from Brookville and area families
Local residents and relatives frequent other towns this week with visits and trips. Anthony Waechter and son Leonard traveled to Brookville. John Oesterling to Prescott. Miss Clara Oesterling to Cincinnati. Henry Greine to visit the Waechters. Miss Irene Haverkos returns to Cincinnati. Mrs. Frank Fehrman undergoes gallbladder surgery in Oldenburg with a successful outcome and ongoing care by Nurse Foley of Good Samaritan Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Waechter
Leonard
Brookville
John Oesterling
Prescott
M. Hackman
Oldenburg
Edward Flodder
Henry Greine
Chicago
Clara Oesterling
Cincinnati
Irene Haverkos
Jos. Hirt
Henrietta Marie
Frank Meyer
Leonard Waechter
Gertrude
Henry Fehrman
Mathilda
Rome City
Frank Fehrman
Mul
Gibson
Batesville
Miller
Fehrman
Miss Foley
The
Good Samaritan Hospital
Social notes from Peppertown and surrounding towns
Clarence Hannebaum called on Fred Teufel last Friday. Miss Sarah Smith spent last Sunday with Mrs. John Reifel. Alma Hannebaum visited her grandparents last Sunday. Mrs. Wil Marlin called on Mrs. L W Koerner during the week. Mrs. John Wolf spent Sunday with Clarence Hannebaum and family. Will Stirn and family of Salt Creek visited his mother last Sunday. Mrs. L Pepper and Mrs. Will Pepper are visiting Aunt Mrs. John Deen ges at Connersville. Miss Lizzie Ellerman of Milroy is staying with her mother Mrs C Ellerman for a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hannebaum
Fred Teufel
Sarah Smith
John Reifel
Alma Hannebaum
Wil Marlin
L. W. Koerner
John Wolf
Famidae
Will Stirn
Salt Creek
L. Pepper
Will Pepper
John Deenges
Connersville
Lizzie Ellerman
Milroy
C. Ellerman
International expositions and their historic sites
The first international exposition in this country occurred in New York in 1853. Subsequent major fairs included Philadelphia 1876 and Chicago 1893, Buffalo 1901, St. Louis 1904, and San Francisco 1915, noted as the era’s most significant international exhibitions.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Buffalo
St. Louis
San Francisco
Bees thwart wasp attack show hive wisdom and vigor
The report notes a hive repelling a wasp as it approached the entrance. A bee emerged to defend the hive and within an hour the wasp lay dead, illustrating remarkable sagacity and efficiency of bees. It also states the printing platform championed as the only worthwhile kind.
Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Towns
A survey of Metamora and nearby areas notes Mr Otis Gulley at Harrison Friday and Miss Faye Stewart at Brookville Tuesday. Several residents travel to Connersville, Brookville, Georgetown Ohio, and Cincinnati for visits and holidays. Various locals including Miss Edith Wright and Rev. Walter Crawley relocate or host family, with routine social movements recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Gulley
Harrison
Harry Curry
Connersville
Charles Bunyard
Faye Stewart
Brookville
William Gabbard
Crit Morford
Patiene Lunsford
Willis Jones
Mack Monroe
Elfwood
Charlies Davis
Edith Wright
Eleanor Meyers
Glenn Jackson
Nelle Brown
Laurel
Frank Masters
Farmers’ Institute
Richard Fedderman
Chris Thorpe
Demmit Butcher
Georgetown
Ohio
Fred Kehl
Indianapolis
Rolla Kehl
Viola Alley
Newcastle
Thomas Martindale
Kokomo
George Lewis
Marjorie
Walter Crawley
Arlington
Metamora
Elizabeth Pierce
Mildred
Cincinnati
Blooming Grove
Helen Gordon
Lorna Hutton
George Wright
Dan Curry
Local Notes From Brookville and Surrounding Areas
Small town happenings include visits and calls among residents such as John Stewart Ben Line Fred Hefft and Mrs Benefiel. Travel mentions include Ernest Hofer visiting Cincinnati and families gathering for New Year’s events plus Farmers Institute attendance. Weather notes discuss halo signs and rainfall correlations with halos observed in winter and other months.
Free Lunch Dish Caption From Household Hints
Boston Transcript notes a seasonable dish described as crab au gratis in a column from the Tribune Office. The playful quip ties a free meal to culinary tips while hinting at newspaper life.
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Boston Transcript
Now is the only time for us to act with all our might
This quotation urges immediate effort in any task whether mental or physical. It frames Now as the essential watchword of prudence and wisdom, reminding readers to seize the present moment and apply full energy to work as it arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Fe
True Poetry and Eloquence Promoting Natural Virtue
A quotation praising true poetry as nature speaking to the heart with sublimity and power. It argues poetry does not just teach but elevates virtue, persuades, and inspires, leaving readers feeling moved rather than merely forming opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huogh Swinton Legare
Unclear Family Exchange Sparks Question About Hair
A fragment describes Augusta noting a man's bald head as a friend visits the family. She asks her mother if Mr. Reid has funny shiny pink hair, implying a humorous or teasing conversation within a household.
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Augusta
Qioner
Mother
Reid
A H Gommell Auctioneers Seeks Real Estate and Personal Property Sales
A H Gommell Auctioneer offers to sell real estate and personal property by private sale. Located in Batesville Indiana with contact via Napoleon Exchange for dates. many farms available for private sale.
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Batesville, Ind
Napoleon
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Peppertown
Tribune
A. H. Gommel
State Bank
Indiana
Rego
Lear
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