Local residents make visits and plan events in area
Dr Albert Acher and family moved from Iowa to visit his mother Mrs Acher. Albert Hicks visited his brother Roy for several days last week. Mr Dorrel was a Greensburg caller Sunday afternoon. Mrs William Dodson rode as passenger to Indianapolis Tuesday morning. Miss Lois Tarpenning returned home after spending days with Grandma Mrs Bradshaw. Harry Behlmer and family of Sunman called on Emerson Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jim Galloway returned to Illinois after a month with her parents Mr and Mrs John Wise. A July 3 celebration in Kanning's Grove by the M FE Sunday School. Bethany Church attendees from here at Batesville included Rev Doering and wife, and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Smith
Charles E. Smith
Helen Gerrard
Indianapolis
Osgood
Horace Koenig
Nellie Ebel
Cyril Dean
Jeffersonville
Fred Arkenberg
Opal Pease
Leonard Howard
Batesville
Elizabeth Peters
Elizabeth Grimm
Parkersburg
West Virginia
O. C. Alton
Hazel
Vincennes
Oscar
Bloomington
Fred W. Arkenberg
Columbus
Ohio
Everett Moore
Westport
Belle Dennis
I. 0. C. F. Lodge
Sunman
Milan
Ezraetta Holzer
Baptist Church
Nicely
Etha Pine
Lilly Dotzaner
Lucile Bergdoll
C. N. Peters
Vernon White
Leona Voss
George Schermer
Oldenburg
Albert Acher
Iowa
Acher
Albert Hicks
Roy
Mr. Dorrel
Greensburg
William Dodson
Lois Tarpenning
Bradshaw
Harry Behlmer
Emerson
Jim Galloway
Illinois
John Wise
Kanning’s Grove
M. FE
George C. Taylor
Bethany Church
Doering
Lewis Heimsath
Edward Fox
Sunday Social Visits Reported in Clinton Community
Louis Sieg and family spent Sunday with Harry Eberg. William Rohls and family visited Ottie Holwadel and family. Mrs. Bert Anderson and three children with Mrs. Schneider visited Mrs. Nickles and son. J D Sunman returned from Brookville. Christian Smith hosted George Weinman Harvey Eberg Jerry and Tom Richards. Irene Mehrley Mabel Shazer Lavonne Cramer and Clara Haessig are graduates from here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Sieg
Gilbert
Harry Eberg
William Rohls
Ottie Holwadel
Bert Anderson
Schneider
Nickles
J. D. Sunman
Brookville
Christian Smith
George Weinman
Harvey Eberg
Jerry
Tom Richards
Irene Mehrley
Mabel Shazer
Lavonne Cramer
Clara Haessig
Local Notes and Court News Include Marriages and Divorces
Dr and Mrs G T Beckett and son Marsee left for Greencastle for the summer. Misses Nellie and Marjorie Hazen of Sunman took the teachers exam. Daily E McCoy suffers from lumbago. W D Robinson and wife visited Indianapolis. Miss Marie Wycoff returns from Patricksburg after illness of niece Beatrice Lomatsch. Prosecuting Attorney C S Royce did business in Indianapolis. COURT NEWS new case Charles W Davis vs Minnie M Davis divorce. MARRIAGE LICENSES Harold J Schlicht and Flora L Goyert Batesville John H Wernke and Ethel L Schultz Batesville Eddie Byard and Loretta E Willis Osgood Virgil W Fisher and Esther L Meier Osgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Beckett
Marsee
Greencastle
Beckett
M. F. Bohland
Batesville
Versailles
Nellie
Marjorie Hazen
Sunman
E. McCoy
Lumbago
W. D. Robinson
Indianapolis
Marie Wycoff
Patricksburg
Harold J. Schlicht
Flora L. Goyert
John H. Wernke
Ethel L. Schultz
Eddie Byard
Loretta E. Willis
Osgood
Virgil W. Fisher
Esther L. Me
Local families gather for weekend visits in Madi son area
Roy Kirk and family with daughter Lenora Roys shopped in Madison on Saturday. John Montgomery Mort Boswell and families from White Hall visited Fred Hafft on Sunday. Clifford Copeland and wife with his parents were at Osgood Saturday evening. Next Sunday night promises a children’s night at Shelby as preparations begin. Clifford Copeland and wife were among those who attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kirk
Lenora Roys
Madison
John Montgomery
Mort Boswell
White Hall
Fred Hafft
Clifford Copeland
Osgood
Shelby
Sunday church notes from Shelby and Cragmont area
Sunday evening services at Ora Matthews church with good attendance. Mrs Higbie listed as sick. Bro Janett preached two sermons. Clifford Copeland and wife returned to Cragmont to stay with his parents. Richard Hafft and family visited Leonard Bishop. George Bovard and wife went to Dillsboro Sanatorium for treatment. M Ferguson hosted several visitors last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Matthews
Ihe
Higbie
Shelby
Bro
Janett
Clifford Copeland
Local Social Ties Weekend at Laughery and Around Greensburg
Osgood R R No 1 reports Harry Huneke and family from Laughery Bridge visited Emil Graue and wife. Christ Stegemoeller and wife of Swedenberg were guests of John Oliger and family. Mrs Richard Burke funeral attended in Greensburg. Visitors include Mrs Harry Schwab of Indianapolis and Mrs T Hilbert of Cincinnati. Children’s Day Exercises were well attended at Fink’s Church. George Ferather and wife visited friends, with several other neighbors hosting and visiting Henry Menke and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Huneke
Laughery Bridge
Emil Graue
Christ Stegemoeller
Swedenberg
John Oliger
John Finke
Clarence
Richard Burke
Greensburg
Harry Schwab
Indianapolis
Henry Menke
John Ferather
Leonard Tutt
Oliver
T. Hilbert
Cincinnati
Well It Made Em Happy A Historical Reflection
A historical note contrasts the term hara kiri with noblemen suicide as a privilege beyond common criminal death, describing attitudes toward sui cide among elites.
Deer Foot Crossing Social Ties At Milan Visit Home Folks
Several local residents attended a Milan show and visited relatives across the region. Mrs. George Mather and family from Cincinnati stayed with Henry Bohner and family, while Mrs. Edward Volz of St. Pius called on aunt Emma Ross. Grace Schornick and Ethel Schornick joined Mrs. Volz at St. Pius, and Anna Butt and her son Roy from Napoleon visited relatives here. Peter Stahle and daughter Pearl along with Edith Bohner spent an evening with H. F. Bohner’s family, and Edna Cutter, Walter Cutter, and Elnora Hountz enjoyed a Wednesday evening with friends at Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
George Mather
Cincinnati
Henry Bohner
Edward Volz
St. Pius
Emma Ross
Grace
Ethel Schornick
Anna Butt
Roy
Napoleon
Peter Stahle
Pearl
Edith Bohner
H. F. Bohner
Edna
Walter Cutter
Elnora Hountz
Bunker Hill
John Prakel
Near Adams Church
How I Cleared The Mill of Rats
A night watchman claims he cleared a mill of rats using RAT-SNAP. He reports killing scores of rats nightly, with 31 packages used in six weeks. The ad notes three package sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 and that Blank's Pharmacy and Meyer Hardware sold and guaranteed RAT-SNAP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blank’s Pharmacy
Meyer Hardware Company
Rival and Rivalry: The Word's Riverbank Roots
The term rival derives from rivalis meaning pertaining to a stream. The idea arises from neighbors along a shared watercourse who used the same water and may have argued over rights, leading to enmity. The notion connects language to place and resource disputes.
Start a Small Advertise Instead Grow to Big
An urging to begin with modest advertising efforts now to build a scalable business presence. It promotes starting small and expanding as demand grows, encouraging gradual investment and momentum.
Trustee's notice of monthly township meetings
Trustee John Sieg announces Adams Township business sessions to occur in Morria on the first Saturday each month Sunman on the second and third Saturdays and at home on the final Saturday of each month. The notice specifies monthly meetings and the trustee's address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morria
John Sieg
Adams Township
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Clinton
Court News
Charles W. Davis
Minnie M. Davis
Osgood R. R. No
J. Tucker
R. I
Harry Schwier Co
Tribune
Detroit Vapor
Meyer Hardware Co
Batesville, Indiana
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