Social Round of Weekend Guests Across Indianapolis to Cincinnati
Columbus resident Anna May Ott hosted relatives, and many visitors from Indianapolis Cincinnati Muncie Greenburg Connersville and Brookville traveled to spend the Fourth. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gust Karg John Brand Nellie Springman Clara Strasburger Fridolin Wehlage and others visiting local families in a holiday gathering.
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Anna May Ott
Columbus
Ohio
George Obermeyer
Indianapolis
Muncie
Frank Klein
Elsie
Cincinnati
Ed Freihage
Gertrude
John Burdick
St. Bernard, O
Gust Karg
Gust Klein
Connersville
John Brand
Harry Baumer
William Cordt
Prescott
Stanley Fischer
Elmer Peine
Mike Strasburger
Frank Etter
Clara Strasburger
Oxford
Clara
Sisters of St. Francis
Veronica Nunier
Pete Etter
Albert Peine
Brookville
Frank Peine
George Holtel
Alvin
Leonard Kreininger
Ray
Albert Springman
al Regensberger
Pete Regensberger
al Springman
Alvina Haverkamp
Harry Wittenberg
Marie
Greensburg
Fridolin Wehlage
Elmer Kellerman
Clara Bruns
Corinna Thieman
Paulina Helmech
F. B. Moorman
Community Notables Spend Summer Time Across Town
Long list of residents from Avondale Hyde Park Glenville and nearby areas travel visits and homecomings. Names include Josephine Kuntz Edmund Otting Oesterling Waechter Suttman Haskamp Fehrman Harmeyer and others visiting Greensburg Brookville Newcastle Hartwell Reading Earl Park and Price Hill. Notes mention a new Dart motor car owned by Oscar Placke and a remark about Haiti presidents.
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Josephine Kuntz
Avondale
Henry Fehrman
Greensburg
Joseph Haskamp
Elizabeth Oesterling
Edmund Otting
Bride
Price Hill
Anthony Waechter
Anna
Clara Oesterling
Hyde Park
John Oesterling
Joseph Suttman
Ida
Edna
Glendale
Ohio
Frank
Walter
Carl Bergman
Cincinnati
Ralph Suttman
Batesville
A. W. Waechter
John Dahmus
Earl Park
Ind
Oscar Placke
Dart
Leonard Waechter
Gertrude
Brookville
Henry Harmeyer
Ed Vonderhaar
Pleasant Ridge
Harry Knollman
F. Eschen
Newcastle
George Vonderhaar
Minnie Nostheide
Hartwell
B. Harmeyer
Harry
Gust
Joseph
William
Rose
Reading
Frank Fehrman
Local residents on weekend social visits and health notes
Maud Curry recently discharged from Deaconess Hospital Indianapolis returned home Sunday with sister Mrs Guy Thompson and son and niece Miss Geneva McClaine of Falmouth. Frances Thorpe of Indianapolis visits grandparents C H Thorpe and wife. Various locals visit relatives in Brookville Muncie Connersville Indianapolis and Zanesville Ohio.
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Maud Curry
Indianapolis
Guy Thompson
Geneva McClaine
Falmouth
Frances Thorpe
C. H. Thorpe
Miss Pickett
Converse
Rev
Lee Pickett
Roy Stegner
Blooming Grove
Walter Seals
Brookville
C. H. Haman
Inez Gordon
Charles Wright
George
Harry Swift
Charles Riley
Laurel
Harry Davis
Mt. Carmel
Monroe Allison
Naomi Allison
Andrew Alley
Porter Alley
Milton
Gordon Smith
Everett Piper
Milroy
Allie Clouds
Connersville
Anna Banes
Will Clevenger
Muncie
Roy Butcher
Lewis Parvis
Fairfield
William Butcher
Donna Alley
Alva Curry
George Lennard
Noah Foster
May Riley
Zanesville
Ohio
Alpha Wright
Charles Adams
Dick Adams
Emerson Gordon
William Coburn
Cincinnati
Josh Williams
Labor appeal backs Harding Coolidge in 1920 race
Investigations show Senator Harding and Governor Coolidge have fair labor records. Harding owned a Marion Ohio paper with a profit sharing plan and union support. Coolidge championed labor rights in 1908 1912 and led the Lawrence strike committee improving workers lives. London Tower notes another Roman fortress detail.
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Washington
D. C
Harding
Coolidge
Republcan
Marion
Ohio
Senate
Lawrence
New Bedford
Origins of Modern English Words and Printing Quality
The passage outlines how Modern English blends Latin Briton roots Danish Viking influence Saxon German French Norman and Greek loans. It asserts that many languages contributed and emphasizes that only the right kind of printing is valuable, ending with a phone number 22.
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England
Victrola Sells Leisure and Music at Home
The Victrola is advertised as a companion and entertainer for solitude or guests. It promises access to opera, theatre, concert, and ballroom music at home, tailored to mood and touch.
Platform Promise: health wealth and wisdom via work and ads
The message promotes a platform promising health wealth and wisdom through constant work and advertising. It frames daily labor and promotion as paths to personal improvement and success.
Trustee's Notice in Batesville Weekly Office Hours
Township Trustee E. C. Timmermann announces weekly office hours at the First National Bank Building Batesville and invites all parties with township business to call on Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Firestone
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
An 1890s advertisement states catarrhal deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tube mucosa and cannot be cured by local applications. The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy and offers one hundred dollars for any cure not achieved, with a cura salis offer and a free circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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