Adams Church Fair At Osgood August Event
Fair at Adams Church in Osgood runs from July 31 to August 3. Births include a boy to John Schorling and wife on July 14 and a boy to Henry Eshmeyer and wife on July 18. Mrs Louis Drake and daughter Ida travel from Batesville to Holman. Verna Behlmer remains ill. Edward Franke of Spades sold fertilizer Saturday. John Menchhofer and wife visited Batesville Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
John Schorling
Henry Eshmeyer
Louis Drake
Ida
Holman
Batesville
Verna Behlmer
Edward Franke
Spades
John Menchhofer
John Cook
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Claims Strong Cure For Sore
LaGrange Georgia man Danforth reports six months of a running leg sore cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve in five doses. The ad touts it as best for ulcers wounds and piles with a cure guaranteed at 25 cents sold by G A Baas druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
G.A. Baas
Fair at Osgood Draws Attention and Visits
Rex Vilie notes a fair at Osgood from July 31 to August 1. M Vawter and family from Versailles visited for berry picking. Local visits include Dennis Beach and wife to Benham, Jessie Demaree and wife from Holton, and Chas Hyatt and wife to Madison. Cream festival profits reported at 22. Various neighbors and relatives from Versailles Correct Gatf and nearby towns visited or were guests over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
I. M. Vawter
Versailles
Dennis Beach
Benham
Jessie Demaree
Holton
Wm. Demaree
Chas. Hyatt
Madison
Vina Alfrey
Nat Horton
Mort Wycoff
Ed Day
Ethel and
Freda Flint
Correct
Josie Bovard
Gatf
Emma Noyes
Appetite of a Goat Supplanting Illness Promised by Dr King's
An old advertisement claims Dr King's New Life Wills cures poor dyspeptics with stomach and liver troubles by improving appetite digestion and bodily balance. It promises health and energy for 25 cents at G A Baas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
G. A. Baas
Spades Fair 31 July to 3 August and Local News
Community notes from Spades report fair dates July 31 to August 3. Residents and visitors listed include Miss Barbara Schmalz returning from Indianapolis, Mrs. Edleibel visiting Cincinnati relatives, Cli Bruns and Harry Greves from Cincinnati, Joe Ward and wife moving from Batesville, Adam Bohl and wife at his sister Mrs. Becker's funeral, and Mrs. Becker's death at 81 with Rev. Edrich conducting funeral services. Mrs. John Federle and Misses Carrie and Emma Abbegler are mentioned. An advertisement touts Littell's Liquid Sulphur Ointment as a skin remedy sold by G. A. Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Barbara Schmalz
Indianapolis
Edleibel
Cincinnati
Cli! Bruns
Harry Greves
Joe Ward
Batesville
Adam Bohl
Becker
Edrich
John Federle
Carrie
Emma Abbegler
Birth Announcement and Local Social Notes
PiSPH CREBE born to Henry Baas and wife on July 20 a girl. Local visits include Jacob Abplanalo sr driving to Brookville and back last Tuesday. Rev Buittner and Penn town family called on the sick here Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Henry Baas
Jacob Abplanalo
Brookville
Rev. Buittner
Penntown
Lewis Wittkamper
Sharps Corner
Herman
Geo. Huber
Harry
Sharp’s Corner
Clara Meyer
Sunday
Louisa Abplanalp
H. Baas
Local residents attend church and visit families
C Nieman and wife with their child of Sunman visited in town and attended church. Andy Miller and wife of Wright’s Corner called on their daughter Mrs N Erfman. Anna Gabel with Mamie and Willie Kennedy returned to the Queen City after a pleasant visit here. Lizzie Schaler and Ella Bartling also noted in town activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
C. Nieman
Babe
Sunman
Andy Miller
Wright's Corner
N. Erfman
Anna Gabel
Mamie
Willie Kennedy
Queen City
Lizzie&Schaler
Ella Bartling
Sunman Social Roundup Includes Visits and Birthdays
Visits and family news from Sunman list Lewis Erfman buying a fine mule last week, John Jaeger staying with his mother Mrs. Baker, Mr. Yoler and wife of St Peters passing through, Mrs. Abplanalp’s 80th birthday celebration, and relatives from Sunman attending church. Also notes drive to Sunman Sunday, Wolming family visit to Hogan Creek, Wm. Carel’s trip to Sunman, and Buittner’s business trip. An item of health-advertisement aids digestion with a Dolod style cure referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
Lewis Erfman
John Jaeger
Wm. Carel
Mrs. Baker
Mr. Buittner
Pleasant Park social notes mix with local visits
George Schleighbaum and Louis Weber of Cross Roads spent Sunday with locals. Herman Dickman Mrs. Ahring and daughter Sophia attended church at Cross Roads. Rev Flantz and wife from Cross Roads visited friends here. The threshing whistle is heard this week. Geo and Lillie Yorn entertained friends Sunday evening. Fred Beck Jr. visited his daughter Mrs. Fred Hadler near Smyrna Saturday. Blackberrying is popular now. Henry Kruse contemplates leaving for fortune. Mr. Moody of Newpoint seen on streets Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
George Schleighbaum
Louis Weber
Cross Roads
Herman Dickman
Ahring
Sophia
Rev
Flantz
Geo
Lillie Yorn
Fred Beck, Jr
Fred Hadler
Smyrna
Henry Kruse
Mr. Moody
Newpoint
Free Bottles of Boschee's German Syrup For Cold Sufferers
An advertisement offers free sample bottles of Boschee's German Syrup to adults with cold related chest throat or lung troubles at Baas' drugstore. One bottle per person, not for children without parental order. It claims wide physician endorsement and world sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas
Boschee
Local social notes and visits in a Indiana town
Wew Point T Mrs Wm Pulliam and children of Indianapolis visit relatives here. J B Moody from Milan spent Sunday with friends. Cora Wise shopped at Greensburg. A Foley’s dance drew many locals. Arch Bohner Ollie Grow John Greene and Harve Hoff picnicked at Laughery. Emma Kuert returns from Cincinnati with sister Bertha who stays until Sept 1. Cora Starks owns a new rubber tire phaeton. Mullican Spurgeon and McKraegen of Franklin College guests of the Jerman sisters. Thomas Murphy of Indianapolis called on Murphys. Mildred Jenkins receives a new bicycle from her father Jennie Snedaker. New Pennington guest of Tillie Huber. Rev Hargitt preaches at M E church. White Dove Lodge D of R members witness initiation in Clarksburg. E M Moulten wife J L Hilliard Mrs John McDermott and Misses Hattie Marlin Maude Harding attend. Misses Cora Starks Mollie Moore at Batesville. Cary Cole and family of Anderson visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Wm. Pulliam
Indianapolis
J. B. Moody
Milan
Cora Wise
Greensburg
Foley’s
Here
Arch Bohner
Ollie Grow
John Greene
Harve Hoff
Laughery
Emma Kuert
Cincinnati
Bertha
Emma
Cora Starks
Messrs
Mullican, Spurgeon and McKraegen
Franklin College
Jerman
E.M. Moulten
J. L. Hilliard
John McDermott
Hattie Marlin
Maude Harding
Mollie Moore
Batesville
Cary Cole
Anderson
Yellow jaundice cure praised by Kentucky man
White Man Turned Fellow in Lexington, Kentucky described his rapid jaundice from yellowing skin and eyes. After failing medical treatment he used Electric Bitters, taking two bottles and reporting a full cure for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Sold by G A Baas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Hearty
Lexington
G. A. Baas
Versailles Local News Briefs and Obituaries
In Versailles last week several townspeople were noted visiting relatives including Mr Holman treasurer of Tipton county and James Robinson of Iowa while Frank Day of Cincinnati stayed with kin. Pryor Conyers died after a long illness and his funeral was at Cliff Hill cemetery. A large fire southwest of Versailles destroyed a barn with 15 tons of hay, no insurance. Services were held at the Presbyterian church and Rev Sylvester planned an M E appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Holman
Tipton County
Versailles
Frank Day
Cincinnati
Josie Shook and Sons
Terre Haute
Harvey C. Robinson
Richill
Pryor Conyers
Cliff Hill
James Robinson
Iowa
Grant Johnson
Pennsylvania
Perry
Geo. Burton
New Marion
Presbyterian Church
Sylvester
M.E
Caddie Benham
Metamora Fair and Local News Roundup
METAMORA Fair at Osgood runs July 30 to August 3. Residents report travel and visits including Mrs. H. Grimme returning from the farm, Thomas Wilkinson of Springfield, Grant Curry and wife from Jimmy's Run, and Herbert Cox moving from Elwood. Prof. C. C. Cline showcased ster ioptican Bible views. Weather cut attendance. Ice Co. began loading ice. several townspeople, including Mrs. Clara Sanders and John Francis, arrived or traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
H. Grimme
Thomas Wilkinson
Springfield
Grant Curry
Jimmy
E. Grace
Herbert Cox
Elwood
Geo. Murray
Connersville
Chess Martindale
Local Guests and Travel Busiest Weekend in Our Town
Alpine visitors Kate Case and Mrs Ed Allison stayed through Friday with Mrs Bell and children from Cincinnati. Several residents traveled to Brookville Cincinnati and Connersville. Others visiting included Alvin Wiley from Columbia and Walter Jones from Indianapolis. Ed O Hair from Brookville and the Ferguson couple from Dear Stone Chapel joined local gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Case
Alpine
Ed Allison Util
Walter Jones
Indianapolis
Earl Coulter
Lon Cloud
Will Kanes
Connersville
Seeenday
Cincinnati
Ed O'Hair
Brookville
Jas Furgeson
Dear Stone Chapel
Ed Allison
William Grimme
Blue Creek
Dr. Allison
Andersonville
Mike Dehner
Batesville
Real estate transfers list with multiple property dealings
A dense record of real estate transfers showing numerous buyers and sellers, parcel sizes from 0.25 to 130 acres, and prices ranging from $1 to about $12,000 across Franklin, Brown, Laughery, Center, Delaware, Jackson, Milton, and Shelby townships. Names include Dilk, McCoy, Ruhlman, Dunn, Pilz, Ebel, Warner, Licking, Ellis, Reynolds, Kissel, Salyers, Willis, Arkenberg, Ellis, Milan, Bucknell, Sturde vant, Murnan, Drescher, Porter, Fangman, Johnson, Pat e, Rodger, Toy, Stute, McClure, Connelley, Schwetman, Kinnett, Green, Stockinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dilk
W. W. McCoy
Shelby
Maria Ruhlman
Dave C. Dunn
Delaware
Joseph Reidel
Emily Pilz
Andv
Center
Barbara Ebel
Chas. Ebel
Versailles
Mm. Mahler
Chas
Warner
Franklin
Wm. F. Licking
Mary Ellis
Brown
John S. Kinner
A.J. Dever
Peter Kissel
Washington
W.L. Salyers
John E. Reynolds
Otter
Sarah M. Allen
John Murnan
Geo. Severinghaus
John G. Drescher
Laughery
John W. Trees
Jasper N. McCarty
Otter Creek
W.H. Moravy
Joseph Donovan
James L. Stites
John T. Elrod
Omer Towsey
George T. Porter
Geo. T. Porter
Albert G. Porter
Fred Arkenberg
B. C. Pangman
Louisa Arkenberg
B. C. Fangman
Maria Johnson Et al
State Bank of Milan
South Milan
Laura Salmon
Geo. Nichol
Leopold Mayer
State of Indiana
Daniel A. Pate
Jeff Rodger
Elizabeth Toy
Wm. Price
Jackson
Henry Sheldon
Geo
Adam Stockinger
Geo. Koonig
South
Milan
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Rex Vilie
Littell
Wittell
Pleasant Park
Osgood Marshal
Albert May
Bud Lindsay
Haney’s Corner
Thaursday
Cora Hammond
Cincinnati Ice Co
John Francis
St. Louis
Clara Sanders
Metamora
Irwin Thorpe
Lima
Inez Lockhart
K&k
K & FE
Das.k
Busine
DRS. Kennedy & Kergan
Walnut Street
Cincinnati, Ohio
Ke Keak & KK
McJean
THE
Dr.j.h.mclean Medicine CO
Louis Mo
Ind
John Eminger
Recorder
Ripley Cinols
John F.hack
Cuit Court
John F. Hackman
Wil Possons
John R. Hackman
Cornet & Gelvin
Ripley Tate
Paley Yater
Circuit Court
Adam Stoukinger
Mr. Major
New York
Major
Mitiny
Druggvist
Holtin Chemical CO
Maiden Lane
Inion ‘Furniture
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
Maley, Thompson & Moffett
Ohio
Batesville, Ind
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