Napoleon Community Notes Reflect Church, School, and Funeral Visits
Mrs. McNabb lectured at the M. E. church. Families from Morgantown, Sunman, Pendleton, and Cincinnati visited local friends. Clarence Hertenstein died at nineteen. funeral at Sterling. Rose Memorial dedication at Lutheran cemetery drew a large crowd, with A. E. Rose and Cincinnati relatives in attendance. Lois Tarpenning returned from a two weeks’ visit to Indianapolis, Greenfield, and Danville.
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McNabb
China
M. E
L. D. Heimsath
Doering
Chicago
Emerson Behlmer
Harry
Sunman
Arvil Baylor
Baylor
Morgantown
West Virginia
Mary Oetjen
E. O. Waters
A. E. Alexander
Pendleton
Mildred
Danville College
Ella Kaiser
Batesville
Frank W. Brown
Greensburg
Arvil Grow
Mildred Shemely
Meta Norwold
Dora Engel
Versailles
Rev. Crane
Grace
John Adams
E. 0. Waters
Clint Weber
Babe
Whitmeyer
Fred Tiecer
Ed Rockelman
Cincinnati
Fred Borgman
Rudolph Hertenstein
Clarence
George Hertenstein
Sterling
St. Clarence
William
Harry Smith
Blanche
Gale
Otis Vines
Henry Gookins
Watson
George Rohlfing
Sherman Gookins
Arvil Gookins
Dick Sherer
Jas. Gookins
Osgood
George Gookins
Sandusky
Spring Hill
Rose
Gardner
Indianapolis
A. E. Rose
Roy Ziegler
Alverson
Emmett Lutes
Burney
Napoleon
Lois Tarpenning
Greenfield
Danville
Milan Community Notes Relatives Visit And Memorial Day Program
Mrs Gertie Wagner was called to Milan for the serious illness of Mrs Guy Hutchinson. Mrs Mary Townsend is ill, and Mrs Alexander remains very ill. Zerelda Benham and daughter Etta visited Charles for the weekend. B L Vawter hosted Clarkson and family. American Legion Memorial Day program at the Fair Grounds drew a large crowd. Irene Roberts of Chicago visited the Misses Wilson. William Turner and Doc Hussey attended races in Indianapolis. Starkey family and three autoloads spent the weekend with relatives near Milan. Dora Hiners’s daughter Louisa Engle and husband were also guests.
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Gertie Wagner
Milan
Guy Hutchinson
Mary ‘Townsend
Alexander
Zerelda Benham
Etta
Charles
B. L. Vawter
Clarkson
Vida
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Memorial Day
Irene Roberts
Chicago
Indianapolis
Mr. Starkey
Richmond
Ind
Dora Hiners
Louisa Engle
Local Social Roundup From Osgood and Surrounding Areas
Henry Bode served as caller in Osgood Saturday. Fred Rimstidt visited John Whitman and family in Kelly Co on Sunday. F Sellers with wife and son Clifford visited Mrs Mary Stewart in Versailles. Herbert Cecil Doris Hanson and Ester joined. Sellers attended a birthday at Charles Schindler’s Lookout for Gertrude. Marvin Nickell and families called in Os good Saturday. C F Sellers and son Clifford called in Osgood Saturday morning. John Niehaus and family called in Napoleon Thursday morning.
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Henry Bode
Osgood
Fred Rimstidt
John Whitman
Kellyton
Co. F. Sellers
Clifford
Mary Stewart
Versailles
Herbert
Cecil
Doris Hanson
Ester
Sellers
Charles Schindler
Lookout
Gertrude
Marvin Nickell
Louis
Nora Nickell
C. F. Sellers
John Niehaus
Napoleon
Local notes from Ballstown and nearby areas
Local items report travel through Ballstown to Batesville including Joe Heimsath and father. Lightning struck Hayti School with minor damage. Richard Luers family visited sick Adam Siebert and then William Menchofer. Henry Huffmaster visits from Louisiana to stay with the Sitzmans. Rural activities include logging by George Bessler and son and threshing at George Menchofer’s. churchgoers attend St John Napoleon and Cross Roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Heimsath
Batesville
Hayti
Richard Luers
Jolly Center
Adam Siebert
William Menchofer
Henry Huffmaster
Louisiana
Jake Sitzman
George Bessler
Henry
Ed Bessler
Irvin Wenning
Lawrence Kestler
Cross Roads
Napoleon
Ed Fruchtricht
John Compart
Claude Dorrel
H. Flautz
St. John’s Church
Meyer
St. Paul’s Church
Rollin Hoyer
John Hoyer
Charles Harvey
Margaret Menchofer
Anna Wonning
Carl Norwold
Local residents visit in Versailles and Osgood area
Howard Akers and children and Mr. William Licking spent Thursday with Mrs. Bee Delay at Osgood. Joseph E. Gordon returned home from The Kings Daughters Hospital Madison. Several local families from Spades Rising Sun Friendship Lew isville North Vernon and Hanover College area shared visits and Sunday meals with Akers Becket Busching and others.
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Howard Akers
William Licking
Bee Delay
Osgood
Joseph E. Gordon
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Madison
Howard Robinson
Rowland Robinson
Spades
Everett Hughes
Hez Hughes
North Vernon
O. W. Pegee
Malcolm Cartwright
Rising Sun
S. E. Ellerman
Geo. T. Beckett
Romuald
Lewisville
Henry Busching
Val Wager
Roland Robinson
Arthur Sunman
George Busching
Florence Beer
Hanover College
Pleasant Park Social Ties Highlight Weekly Visits
Mr and Mrs Henry Siebert visited their son Harry Siebert and wife Sunday. Anthony Kraus and family spent Friday with her home folks Charles Starke and family. Irvin Dieckman of Greensburg visited John Wisman Friday. Mrs Kops and son Henry and family visited John Gunter and wife at Batesville Sunday. Large crowd attended the bazaar at Huntersville Saturday night. Mrs Barbara Weetz was on the sick list last week. Henry Wisman and others were Sunday guests at John Wisman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Siebert
Harry Siebert
Anthony Kraus
Charles Starke
Irvin Dieckman
Greensburg
John Wisman
Kops
Henry
John Gunter
Batesville
Huntersville
Barbara Weetz
Henry Wisman
Isaac Parmer
Charles Williams
Jeff Williams
Ed Niemeyer
Newpoint
Hickman
John Davis
Logan Alexander
Rolland Parmer’s
William Westerfelt Sr
William Westerfelt Jr
Harry Belter
Raymond Henry
Harry Davis
Elmer Davis
John Abplanalp
Henry Dreyer
Jane Colson
Bill Miller
Olin Gommel
Ambrose Hickman
Sherman Hart
Logan Thackery
Roy Sarringhaus
Henry Sarringhaus
Chamberlain's Tablets for Stomach Ailments
In olden times the stomach was thought to be the seat of the soul. For ordinary stomach troubles, Chamberlain's Tablets are prompt and satisfactory. They strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. A trial costs a quarter.
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Chamberlain
Cemetery Cleanup Draws Curious Visitors
A village cemetery was tidied with one woman guiding a stranger through graves and noting where each person had been buried. Her young son listened as she pointed to spots and spoke of the past.
Vartoua Uses for Birchwood
Birchwood was used by the ancients for papyrng. In rural England the wood was used for heels of shoes torches and churcout.
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England
Social Roundup From Newpoint And Nearby Homes
Newly listed visits and gatherings across Newpoint and surrounding homes. Families including Parmer Williams and families, Hickmans, and Gommel share Sundays at various residences. One injury noted as Roy Sarringhaus suffered a bad cut with a disk Monday morning.
Sad Fate Of Henry Jason In Early Marriage Lore
Henry Jason is portrayed as a henpecked husband whose liberty is restricted by marriage laws and social expectations. The piece parodies gender roles, referencing Portia, Port Strong, and an emancipatory club while mixing humorous anecdotes and a mock sermon on domestic life.
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Henry Jason
Ure
Henry Joseon
Henry
Porth
Bert Walker
Topeka
Bill
Trenry
Portia
History
John DL. Sully
Jack Denpsey
Notice of Lands Sale to Protect Ripley County School Funds
The Auditor of Ripley County announces a public sale at the Court House door in Versailles Indiana on July 3 1922 at 10 am the bid by bid to the highest bidder on three parcels totaling 108 acres in Adams Township sections 28 10N 13E including the NW quarter and halves and a 28 acre strip with terms one third cash and four equal yearly installments bearing 6 percent interest with bid right to reject all bids W D Robinson Auditor Ripley County Indiana
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Ripley County
J Howe
Versailles
Indiana
Adams Township
Township Trustee Announces Weekly Office Visit
E. C. Timmermann says he will be at his office in the First National Bank Building Batesville each Tuesday for township business calls.
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First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Big Four Time Table Update Lines 34 36 16 14
Daily service times listed as 4 45 a m 9 25 a m 4 55 p m 6 25 p m with Sundays noted. Other trains No 15 27 and 43 appear in schedule as additional services.
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