Milan social notes and weekend visits feature many locals
Mr and Mrs Thomas Laws and Elmer Laws and Miss Elizabeth Hallowell spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Visitors include Mrs Allen Bower and son Junior of Akron staying with Mrs Mary Voss. Cordan Abbot is visiting Milan. James Doran and daughter Thelma enjoyed Coney Island activities. Nellie Rahe and Merle Swartz of Villa Grove IL extended stay with Mrs Martha Craven. Various locals traveled to Cincinnati and Detroit for visits. The funeral of Miss Gladys Mae Powell was held at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Laws
Elmer
Elizabeth Hallowell
Indianapolis
Allen Bower
J Junior
Akron
Mary Voss
Cordan Abbot
Milan
James Doran
Thelma
Coney Island
Nellie Rahe
Merle Swartz
Villa Grove
Illinois
Martha Craven
Charles Rouse
Charles Bell
Harley
Detroit
Marcus Brown
Columbus
Ohio
Hazel McKitterick
Cincinnati
Lula Pease
Charles Smith
Stella Arkenberg
Goldie Eaters
Opal Pease
Miss Pease
I. A. Pedtoll
Lois Smith
Nellie Pease
Octave Hoffman
Paul Grey
Cooper Falls
Versailles
Sunday Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Church attendance noted with Miss Nellie Pease of Indianapolis visiting her mother Mrs. Lula Pease. Mrs. Wallace Rupp and son Howard visited George Rupp and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Southard and daughter Marie plus Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Smith were hosted by T. J. Ashcraft on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Pease
Indianapolis i
Lula Pease
Wallace Rupp
Howard
George Rupp
Ed Southard
Marie
Ollie Smith
T. J. Ashcraft
Versailles Social Notes and Local Movements
Bert Nauer and family plan to move Monday to Vernon Indiana where he will continue as foreman in the Versailles Republican office for fifteen years. Calvin and Mrs Francis return to Madison Wisconsin after a vacation visit. J Francis Lochard and family moved from Batesville and occupy rooms in the Beer residence. Chris Kassendick and Daisy McCoy attended the Catholic picnic at St Magdalene. Mr and Mrs Thomas Harper and Daily McCoy attended the funeral of Miss Gladys Powell in Milan. Nicholas Hammond dies after injuries from bull attack on his farm two miles west of Versailles. Commissioners Court hears from Messrs Sieg Gunter Baas and Huber. Walter Fitch of Spades conducts business at the Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Nauer
Vernon
Indiana
Nauer
Versailles
Calvin Francis
Madison
Wissconsin
J. Francis Lochard
Batesville
Beer Residence
Chris H. Kassendick
Daisy E. McCoy
St. Magdalene
Thomas Harper
E. McCoy
Gladys Powell
Milan
Nicholas Hammond
Messrs
John Sieg
Us Gunter
Will J. Baas
Frank Huber
Walter Fitch
Spades
Court House
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement notes Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine that earns favorable opinion from users. It urges readers to patronize the Act and highlights its practical value.
Napoleonic visitors and holiday greetings in Indianapolis
Indianapolis residents and relatives shared the Fourth of July with multiple guests. Names include Misses Beatrice Reckeweg Alma Smith Dorothy Dammeyer and Eleanora Dammeyer along with Ed Waters Ed Harding Denver Mildred Waters Horace Hazelrigg and others visiting from Brookville Cincinnati Dayton and Danville during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Beatrice Reckeweg
Alma Smith
Dorothy
Eleanora Dammeyer
Edgar Holmes
Dayton
Ed Waters
Cincinnati
Ed Harding
Brookville
Ind
Denver
Mildred Waters
Horace Hazelrigg
Danville
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Effectiveness
Summer complaint in children has declined since Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy entered general use. With proper dosing and diet, about 99 out of 100 cases recover. W G Campbell of Butler Tennessee endorses the remedy as superior for summer complaints in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. G. Campbell
Butler, Tenn
Autointoxication and Its Causes in Medical Understanding
Autointoxication refers to self-poisoning from internal bacterial toxins. It arises from pus pockets decaying teeth pyorrhea bad tonsils or bacterial fermentation in the intestine.
Don’t Use Canning Powders Warns USDA in Weekly Letter
The United States Department of Agriculture urges discontinuing boric and salicylic acid canning additives. These fillers cause digestive issues and are unnecessary. The piece promotes cold pack methods and offers a county agent bulletin to learn proper canning for home storage and cost savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Weekly News
How I Cleared The Mill of Rats
Night watchman recounts using RAT-SNAP to eradicate a rat infestation at a mill within six weeks. He claims daily kills and warns he will not be without RAT-SNAP again. The ad notes three sizes and prices of two cents, five cents, and one dollar, sold by Blank's Pharmacy and Meyer Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blank’s Pharmacy
Meyer Hardware Company
Record of Agricultural Yield Projections
The source asserts a U S claim that the annual farm yield could reach 2 billion bushels of wheat and 5 billion bushels of corn. This statement frames optimistic production targets under scientific and machine operation concepts.
Stuck in Their Memories of All Right and Gangway
The piece recalls how English phrases spread during wars with Americans. It notes how French soldiers adopted all right from US troops and how Filipinos misinterpreted gangway as a rough expletive during the Philippine insurrection. The remark attributes these language borrowings to Col. Fred Funston and his Twentieth Kansas unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
France
Aguinaldo
Col
Fred Funston
Kansas Doughboys
Ralph Duffy
Books as Edifices Stones and Quarries
A reflective note on books as enduring structures and sources for future work. The piece urges starting small to grow into a substantial enterprise, highlighting the value of building and shaping knowledge.
Batesville Bank reports June 30 1920 condition
Batesville Bank Indiana shows total resources 956 399 54 and total deposits 956 399 54 with capital stock 55 000 00 surplus 37 000 00 undivided profits 537 072 00 demand deposits 281 765 63 due to banks 37 246 77. Cashier C L Johnson swore to the statement before Notary M F Bohland on July 6 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks & Trust Cos
State of
Indiana
Ripley
C. L. Johnson
Batesville Bank
Co. L. Johnson
M. F. Bohland
U. S
Saa Eeeeneees
Trustee's Notice of Monthly Township Meetings
Trustee John Siegr announces Adams Township meetings held in Morris on the first Saturday Sunman on the second and third Saturdays and at home on the last Saturday each month in a monthly township business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sunman
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Thomas Smith
Huldah Ann
Stringtown
Lane Pryor
Gladys Mae Powell
Charles Powell
the Baptist
Napoleon
J. Tucker
R. I
The
A. A. Hackman
Geo. H. Goyert
H. M. Litterding
Adams Township
Detroit Vapor
Meyer Hardware Co
Batesville, Indiana
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