Pleasant Park Social Roundup Near Batesville and Swedensburg
Charles Johnson and family from Batesville visited John Wisman and kin Tuesday. Fred Goertemiller and wife returned from Cincinnati and Fred's health improved after a stay in hospital. Aida Norwold and Marie Beck of Swedenburg visited Gotlieb Peetz. Quoting many local names, the note lists gatherings at Kops's and other homes, a tin wedding dance at St. Clair hall hosted by Ed Flodder and wife, with music and ample refreshments, and well wishes for Flodder's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Batesville
John Wisman
Fred Goertemiller
Cincinnati
Fred
John Norwold
Marie Beck
Swedenburg
Gotlieb Peetz’s
Flantz
Cross Roads
Kops
Fred Kops
Richard
Hayti Threshing Club Opens Season at Huneke Farm
The Hayti Threshing Club began threshing at Ed Huneke’s on Monday afternoon with Herman Bultman’s machine. A birthday party for Henry Menchofer drew relatives and friends at Claud Dorrel’s home with a fine dinner and social hour. Several locals visited or traveled, including Frank Wilson who is recovering under Dr. Gibson, and Cliff Harvey from Bath Indiana visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Huneke
Herman Bultman
Frank Wilson
C. Gibson
Cliff Harvey
Bath
Ind
Charles Harvey
William Karl Jr
Chicago
Edward Hancock
Greensburg
Harry Bultman
Albert Hoyer
Claud Dorrel
Henry Menchofer
Harry Johnson
Henry
Dorrets
Christ Stears
Batesville
Robert Uter
Jake
Sitzman
George Bessler
Cincinnati
City
Loss of Appetite Advice and Constipation Relief
The piece states that temporary appetite loss is common and not dangerous. It advises spacing meals at five hours, eating to craving, and daily outdoor exercise. If constipation causes appetite loss, it should be corrected promptly, with Chamberlain's Tablets recommended as a remedy.
Flowers in the Windows of the Worker
Ruskin speaks of flowers as a solace for ordinary humanity and children. He notes their quiet tenderness and the cottager’s treasure, contrasting how the urban windowed world still finds a fragment of peace in blooms.
Erlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Promoted
An advertisement extols Erlain's remedy for colic and diarrhea, claiming consistent relief and praise from users. The notice emphasizes its reliability and benefits for those in need of relief.
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Erlain
Sunday School Attendance and Batesville Social Calls
New Pennington Sunday School drew a healthy crowd. Residents and visitors like Mr and Mrs Messersmith and L P Hart engaged in various Batesville and Greensburg visits through the week, with callers from Indianapolis to Rising Sun and Kentucky.
Center News Reflects Weekend Visits and Local News
Frank Wilson is on the sick list. Guests include Gwendolin Hoyer Velma Bultman at Ella Schwier’s. Families from Osgood and others visited J C Dorrel and family. Dan Engel and family drove to Indianapolis and back. Rosa Strobel family and Oscar Engel visited Sandusky with Thomas Hartig family. Flora Johnson helped cook threshers. A birthday dance for Harry Johnson was well attended. Holden Schwier and wife visited and Greensburg relatives were here. Oscar Engel is sporting a Ford.
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Frank Wilson
Gwendolin Hoyer
Velma Bultman
Ella Schwier
William Menchofer
Henry Menchofer
Osgood
Harry Johnson
Clint Wilson
Opal Bultman
Irma Hoyer
J. C. Dorrel
Dan Engel
Indianapolis
Rosa Strobel
Oscar Engel
Sandusky
Thomas Hartig
Flora Johnson
William Meyer
William Strobel
Friend
Ye Scribe
Holden Schwier
Henry Bohnert
Ed Hancock
Greensburg
How I Cleared The Mill Of Rats
A night watchman claims RAT-SNAP cleared a rat infestation in six weeks. He killed rats nightly, saying dogs would not approach. The ad notes three package sizes 26c 50c and 1.00 and lists Blank's Pharmacy and Meyer Hardware Company as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blank’s Pharmacy
Meyer Hardware Company
Police speed enforcer earns quick victory
Bill Zerbe a longtime traffic enforcer in Logansport is noted for taming speeders. After a motorist left his car running, a paper pinned him for “permitting the engine to run over 15 minutes” and the driver brought the evidence to police HQ to pay the fine. A boy with a broad grin was nearby when the motorist headed to the station.
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Bill Zerhe
Indianapolls
Logansport
Bill
Bill Zerbe
Zerbe
Indianapoli News
Sugar Cane Growth and Harvest Process
The leaves of the sugar cane are long and narrow and the stalks are hard and thick. It grows taller than corn, reaching 15 to 18 feet at times. When ripe, the cane is cut and taken to a sugar mill.
Weekend Socials And Visits From Greensburg To Greensburg
NEWPOINT Miss Flo Marlin spent Sunday with friends in Greensburg. The play given here Saturday night was well attended. Mrs. Mary Fallon and children of Cincinnati will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wolfe this week. Mrs. C. L. Freeland shopped in Cincinnati Thursday. Henry Sanders and wife visited relatives in Indianapolis Saturday to Sunday. Mrs. E. Watson of Cincinnati visited her sister Mrs. K. Metz, and Mrs. Ford Lindenmaier and Miss Norma Demaree of Batesville visited here Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Siefert and son returned to Indianapolis after a couple weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas King and son Howard were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Thorpe. Several attended Hillsdale Park from here Sunday. Willie Meyer and wife of Greensburg were guests of John A. Meyer and family over Sunday. The Misses Mae Martin and Naomi Price attended the Chautauqua at Greensburg Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messersmith
Batesville
Lettie Williams
Virginia Thackery
L. P. Hart
Alexander
Albert Gommel
Elsie Walker
Bill Westerfelt
Lafe
Ambrose Hickman
Ernest Norwold
Greensburg
Frederick Brooks
Anderson
Claude Colson
Harry Siebert
Flo Marlin
Mary Fallon
Cincinnati
Fred Wolfe
C. L. Freeland
Henry Sanders
Indianapolis
E. Watson
K. Metz
Ford Lindenmaier
Norma Demaree
Clem Maple
Elmer Siefert
Thomas King
Howard
J. Thorpe
Hillsdale Park
Willie Meyer
Aspiration quoted as a joy forever by Stevenson
A reflection on aspiration as a lasting joy and steady source of pleasure, likened to a landholding that yields ongoing activity and fulfillment across time. The quote from Robert Louis Stevenson frames aspiration as an enduring fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Stevenson
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Yric Theatre
Henry B. Watthall
Pleasant Park
Ballstown
New Pennington
Game Center
J. Tucker
R. J
Newpoint
the Rainbow Inn
Will Oehlmann and
George Engel
The
Rainbow Inn
Firestone
Carers
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