Cincinnati Visitors Fill Local Social Page
Local notes list multiple Cincinnati guests visiting relatives in town and nearby indiana cities. The roster includes Miss Bernadetta Mollaun and Miss Evelyn Thieman returning visitors, and families of Freihage, Oesterling, Herrman, Karg, Klein, and Riedemann hosting or visiting during the holiday period. Minor births noted: a girl to Leonard Riedemann and a boy to William Haverkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleopha Gehring
Cincinnati
Gus Karg
Connersville
August Klein
Leonard Riedemann
William Haverkes
Andy Herrmann
Clara Oesterling
John Oesterling
Emma Blank
Pocket Miss Loretta Marticke and family visitations
Several local families including the Martickes, Bosse, Gesell, and Wessel are noted visiting relatives such as Mrs. Henry Stickford, Clemens Bosse, and Mrs. Mary Krieger over a series of Sundays and midweek days. Names include Fred Marticke J. M. Marticke August Marticke Anna Shoebel Cincinnati, and Ed Schone relations among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta. Marticke
J. M. Marticke
Fred Marticke
Lydia
Henry Stickford
Fred Bosse
Elmer Gesell
Clemens Bosse
Grandma Wessel
Mary Krieger
Walter Westerman
Edwin Borchelt
Grandma Borchelt
Ed Fischer
Elsie Norwold
Fred
Ed Schone
Herman Steinkamp
William Schwier Sr
Fruchtricht
Local Rain Refreshes Lower Pipe Creek Area
A welcome rainfall visited the Lower Pipe Creek locality this past week, helping crops and soil. The report details social visits and daily activities near Metamora, Brookville, and surrounding farms as residents shared time with friends and family.
Connersville Residents Visit Peppertown Snippets
Peppertown notes show John Doenges with wife Will Rei fel and wife Cliff Parish and Louis Teufel and sister Tillie of Connersville visiting. Mrs. Fred Teufel visited Mrs. Clarence Hannebaum. Locals from Connersville and Brookville attended church. Henry Koetter and sister attended Metamora on Sunday. Jasper Rust called on Fred Teafel Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doenges
Will Reifel
Cliff Parish
Louis Teufel
Tillie
Connersville
Fred Teufel
Clarence Hannebaum
Brookville
Henry Koetter
Metamora
Jasper Rust
Fred Teafel
Local callers frequent Laughery area noting visits
On C F Sellers and son Clifford were callers in Osgood Monday. Bruney Rimstidt was a caller in Batesville Tuesday. Mrs John Dittmer and sons Ever Ett and Floyd of Kellyton visited Rimstidt. Numerous other visits to Rimstidt and family noted from Newport Ky Illinois and Prattsburg. Rimstidt remains on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Sellers
Clifford
Osgood
Bruney Rimstidt
Batesville
John Dittmer
Everett
Floyd
Kellyton
George Williams
Fred Rimstidt
Cincinnati
W. W. Losey
Wilma
Earl
Walter
Newport
Pennington Family Activities and Baptism Observed
Percy Williams of Burney stayed with his grandmother Mrs Isaac Parmer on Wednesday night. A baptismal service was held Sunday afternoon with Bert Hart Lottie Wagner Hazel Wagner Norman Hart Laura Brown Mabel Florence and Grace Breeze among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Williams
Burney
Isaac Parmer
Ambrose Hickman
William McWilliams and Son
Newpoint
Rolland Parmer’s
Will Schorling
Greensburg
Ernest. Norwold
Charles Williams
Logan Thackery
Frank Hart
Bert Hart
Lottie
Hazel Wagner
Norman Hart
Laura Brown
Mabel
Florence
Grace Breeze
Joseph Parmer
Rolland Parmer
Harry Relter
Social visits and family brief from Ballstown area
Ed Bosse and daughter near Huntersville visited George Menchofer and family on Sunday. Fox and Elmer Fox and wives were guests of Noah Norwold and family. Augusta Harvey of Indianapolis visited her parents for a few weeks. Fred Karl and family and George Karl of Indianapolis came to visit home folks for a few days. George Bessler bought several loads of hay from John Cook. Claude Dorrel and wife left for Indianapolis to see daughter Ruth Bohlke who is sick with measles. George Wamsgans and wife visited Charles Harvey and wife. Irvin Wenning and family called on William Menchofer. Zerl Dorrel visited sister Mrs Henry Menchofer near Osgood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadetta Mollaun
Cincinnati
Roy Evans
St. Louis
H. G. Borchelt
Lucian Borchelt
Joseph Freihage
Angela
Joseph
Indianapolis
Evelyn Thieman
Clara Moorman
Anthony Staud
Edith
Hugh Staud
Peter Kerker
Lawrenceburg
Haneburg
Basil
J. K. Burdick
Henry Herrman
Leo Springman
Ed Freihage
Gertrude Freihage
Ed Bosse
Huntersville
George Menchofer
Id Fox
Elmer Fox
Noah Norwold
Augusta Harvey
Fred Karl
George Karl
George Bessler
John Cook
Claude Dorrel
Community Notes From Batesville and Nearby
Henry Bohnert and family and others from Batesville spent Sunday with Holden Schwier and wife in New Pennington. Susan Johnson and son visited B. J. Wiete in Newpoint Sunday afternoon. Claude Dorrel and wife learned their Indianapolis granddaughter had died. they left on the evening train. Sherman Hutson and wife called at Lookout Saturday. Qohie Schwier and mothers visited Albert Hoyer. Henry Bohnert and family are sporting a new Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bohnert
Henry Bultman
Batesville
Thomas Hartig
Fink’s Corner
Walker Schwier
Lock Springs
William Schwier
Holden Schwier
New Pennington
Susan Johnson
William
B. J. Wiete
Newpoint
Claude Dorrel
Indianapolis
Sherman Hutson
Lookout
Qohie Schwier
Albert Hoyer
Chamberlain's Tablets Bless Stomach and Liver
A testimonial from William Vollmer of Eastwood New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver relief. The note urges biliousness constipation and indigestion sufferers to try the medicine, claiming it will deliver on its promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mix
William Vollmer
Eastwood
N. Y
Metamora Society Notes and Local Visitations
Mr Ben Glisson remains seriously ill after years of poor health. Various relatives and guests visit each other across Connersville Cutter Falmouth Blooming Grove Gary Portland and Andersonville. Deaths include Mrs Laura Gustin of Andersonville and Mrs Om iar Alley of Portland Oregon with funeral details noted.
Geologist debunks myth of inverted Y shaped stick carved
The United States Geological Survey released a voluminous bulletin addressing a long standing myth about an inverted Y shaped stick carved to overturn a device when positioned above a successful well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Ripley County to Issue Bonds for Road Improvement
Notice to taxpayers announces Ripley County Indiana will issue bonds amounting to 31000 for the construction of a free concrete road. The 1922 net assessed property value is 21847090 with existing indebtedness 383020. Twenty nine day appeal window opens July 5 1922 to State Board of Tax Commissioners via County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Indiana
John A. Kehlmer
John A. Behlmer
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board
W. D. Robinson
Town Pests and a Boyish Character in Mischievous Tale
A humorous local piece mocks a boy known for mischief and odd behavior. It contrasts his actions with the saying about boys and hints at a colorful, era-specific view of youth. The piece uses playful phrasing to describe the boy’s antics and the era’s attitudes.
Daily ex Wes No. 34 No. 86 No. 16 No. 14
A fragmented sports or schedule snippet lists a sequence of numbers and identifiers with no clear event details. The readable portion focuses on listing numbers possibly tied to teams periods or game codes without context.
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