Attend the dance at St Clair's Hall Saturday night
Sunman notes a social week with visits from Ben Ruhlman and family and from Noble Robbins and wife. Word arrives of Joseph Schwendenmann Sr. death in Cincinnati. Charles Clifton visits from Adams. Quirin Walsman attends a Chicago furniture exhibit. Coal arrives easing fuel woes amid sleet damage. Telegraph poles blocked roads. locals repair lines. Alma Stephens promoted to registered pharmacist at Schene Drug Store. Joseph Reibel sale well attended. tax collection confusion cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Ben Ruhlman
Indianapolis
Clyde Abdon
James Schuyler
Aurora
John Bergman
Connersville
Alma Stephens
Schene Drug Store
Ead
Indiana Hoard of
Stephens
Spades Attend the Dance at St Clair's Hall
Saturday evening dance at St Clair s Hall described with attendance by William Golden and various locals. Report notes travel, relatives visiting, and community movements, including workers moving to Shelbyville and Batesville. The piece mentions a railroad schedule and a lively social gathering with dancing and a late night lunch.
Weisburg Notes On Local People And Visits
William Windhorst improves at Weisburg hospital batch. Mrs. Wiesehan reported ill. Miss Laetla Win for her aunt Mrs Wis Wilbur Lehmall Osan rivet visits. Mrs. Elmer Windhorst and Mendel family travel to Muncie. Harris Hill to Kansas City for auto school. Fred Stutz in Sunman on business. John Rockafeller visits Cincinnati. Gus Doehlman attends Shelbyville lodge meeting. Young People's Society holds schoolhouse meeting with light attendance due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Windhorst
Fred Wiesehan
Po Brant
Laetla
Wis
Wilbur Lehmall
Osan Rivet
Weisburg
Elmer Windhorst
Ko Mendel
Muncie
Owen Mendel
Harris Hill
Kansas City
Slo
Wwe
Sweeny Auto and Tractor School
Fred Stutz
Sunman
John W. Rockafeller
Cincinnati
Gus Doehlman
Shelbyville
Young People's Society
Uni
Chamberlains Tablets Claim Wide Healing Reach
Persuasive note asserts Chamberlains Tablets have cured others and restored stomach health allowing unrestricted appetite. It urges readers to try the remedy to end digestive troubles and enjoy any food they crave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Paper Reaches Every Home For Local Sales Push
Advertisers pledge wide reach as flyers announce broad distribution to households. The campaign emphasizes direct access to buyers through the newspaper’s circulation.
Dances and Social Visits Highlight Batesville Notes
Morris attends St Clair Hall dance on Saturday. Nazimova in The Red Lantern at Lyric Batesville on Jan 16 and 17. Mrs. Robert Schultz hosts a Batesville social. Pet e Dupp spent time with John Kreinhop family near Lawrenceburg. Ambrose Schneider from Cincinnati visits relatives here. Edward Righle and others join callers in Yatesville and Indianapolis. Ed Reuter returns from Bett's Street Hospital Cincinnati. Alvin Daniel born to John Prickel and wife baptized. sponsors Dan Prickel and Miss Cecilia Doll. Clara Davenport visits Greensburg. Charles Winkler hosts. More Batesville and Cincinnati visits noted among locals.
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St. Clair S Hall
William Golden
Indianapolis
Edward Abeggien
Cinccinnati
John Sieg
Versailles
Fred Hahn
Harry Drees
Farmers Association
Lucia Fitch
Rushville
Louis Curran
Shelbyville
Charles Wieseman
Kenneth Wu
Vand
Luella Galle
Pine Creek
Toubs Feeger
Wr. Schnerman Sod
Raleith Robinson
Clinton
Frank Pischmer
Howard Robinson
Magdalena Bisehop
Ibner
Ethel Gunter
Gladys Fischmer
James Miller
Carrie Ransom
Sherman Mason
Alden
John Gunter
Meredith
Fleth Fischmer
Louis Freyer
Wilbur Gunter
William Geyer
Clarence
Elmer Freyer
Ray Ransom
Amd
Robert Montgomery
Joe Wurtz
St. Clair’s Hall
Nazimova
Red Lantern
the Lyric
Batesville
Robert Schultz
Pete Dupps
John Kreinhop
Lawrenceburg
Ambrose Schneider
Cincinnati
Edward Righle
Yatesville
Edmund Reuter
Bett’s Street
Otto Glowka
George II
Huber
Charles Winkler
John Prickel
Dan Prickel
Cecilia Doll
Alvin Daniel
Clara Davenport
Greensburg
Charles J. Bramlage
Bateville
Edward Riehle
Lawrence Lambert
Dateh
Ters
Zebecca Weisenbach
Frank
Herman Oclrich
Peter Weisenbach
Anthony Doll
Henry Sand
Covington
Kentucky
Mr. Rogers
F. A. Hilckmann
Roscoe CC
Zobel
Philomena Koel
Local Notices and Personal Updates From Lookout Area
Friday activities include Fred Luers a Lookout caller and Mary Schorling and Miss Maggie Schrader mentioned. Miss Clara Cook visited Newpoint Sister Edwin Humpert. John Praker travelled to Lookout. Ford cars purchased by Gaysman Pra kel Schotting Bergman families noted. Death of John Meierle's son in Illinois reported. Contingent liabilities listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Luers
Maggie Schrader
Mang School
Dick Finhaus
Dr. Saumms
Clara Cook
Edwin Humpert
Newpoint
John Praker
State of Indian
Ripley
Mary Schorling
John Minger
Charles Gaysman
Clarence Prakel
Ford Automobiles
Frank Meierle
John
Thinois
The Best Cough Medicine Endorsed by Druggists
A Cu brun Kentucky druggist J L Jones says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best cough medicine he has used in seven years for his family. The item notes druggists' trust due to customer praise and ends with a clipped note about Coronel Slister's wedding anniversary in Edmondton Bulletin.
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Lory
Promier
J. L. Jones
Brun
Trustee's Notice for Adams Township Meetings
John Sieg trustee announces township meetings on the first Saturday in Morris Sunman on the second and third Saturdays and at home on the last Saturday each month. Keep quiet and you will not be disturbed by customers. advertise in the Tribune to keep you busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sunman
John Sieg
Adams Township
The
Tribune
Adams Church Social and Visit Notes from Saturday to Sunday
Adams Church community reports visits and social calls among members. Names mentioned include Miss Wissel Humig Steinfort and Selke families, with several households hosting relatives and friends over the weekend. Church telephone committee met at Herman Schnither's, and health notes list Mrs Mary Schorling and Roy Vogt as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Dda Wissel
Alma Humig
Helen Steinfort
Sylvanus Steinfort
Anna
Lillian
Henry Heeseman
Marie Selke
George Selke
Ted Fred Selke
Fred Bentmer
Wm. Bernhard
Fred Dreckelman
Irvin
Sunman
Schnitker
Bergman
Fred Selke
Sharp Corner Social Visits and Local Callers
Local notes list visits and calls among residents including Harry Richter and family at Morris, Harry Johnson and family at Game Center, Henry Baas and Paul at Pipe Creek, Jed Poblar at Batesville, August Richter at Wm Renuecamp, Mrs Raleigh Cook at North Branch with Henry Schomber and Adam Baas, Mrs Charley Crasa in Cincinnati and Cleveland, and Walter Bauman visiting Cincinnati relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Richter
Morris
Harry Johnson
Game Center
Ben Bultmann
Henry Baas
Paul
Pipe Creek
Adam Baas
Jed Poblar
Batesville
August Richter
Wm. Renuecamp
Raleigh Cook
North Branch
Henry Schomber
Don't You Forget It
An advertisement urges readers to remember Chamberlain's Tablets for bowel movement relief, improved appetite, and stronger digestion. It claims the tablets contain no pepsin or digestive ferments and support natural stomach function.
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Wilber J. Schrader
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John Bitzer
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