Napoleon Jazz Dance at St Clair Batesville
Jazz dance at St Clair's Batesville Wednesday evening June 9 with opening by Eureka Band at Batesville Fair Grounds Saturday evening June 56 latest music by Jazz émo Band. Miss Dorothy and Eleanora Dam meyer of Indianapolis visited mother Anna Abplanalp. Emerson Behlmer and family with his brother at Sunman. Dr E E Heath transacting business at Newcastle. Miss Belle Hicks a passenger for Indianapolis. James Hazelrigg and wife Mr and Mrs W B Gookins and children attended Hopewell Sunday School Convention. Blanche East of Indianapolis visiting Rollin Roberts family. Elva Newman and Mrs Matthews and children of Indianapolis visiting father James Newman. BORN to Arvil Grow a boy. Olga Huneke and Hazel Kent of Cincinnati visiting. Several from here attended Indianapolis races. M E Church Children's Day Exercises scheduled for Sunday evening June 6. Ed Hart and family of Batesville visited Monday. Grace Hicks of Cincinnati a caller. Fred McClanahan and family spent weekend with his parents at Commiskey. Rollin Roberts Greensburg caller Sunday. Gladys Heimsath of Indiana polis visited parents on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Batesville
Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka
Dorothy
Eleanora Dammeyer
Indianapolis
Anna Abplanalp
George C. Taylor
Emerson Behlmer
Sunman
E. E. Heath
Newcastle
Belle Hicks
James Hazelrigg
Gookins
Hopewell
Blanche East
Rollin Roberts
Elva Newman
Matthews
James Newman
Arvil Grow
Olga Huneke
Hazel Kent
Cincinnati
M. E. Church
Ed Hart
Grace Hicks
Fred McClanahan
Commiskey
Greensburg
Gladys Heimsath
Decoration Day Attendance and Local Visits at Gaff
Wind storm and rain hit Sunday night with widespread corn planting in the area. Many residents attended Decoration Day services at Benham, while locals like John Stewart, Charley Anderson and families visited friends in Batesville and Sar dina. Arthur McKay of Minnesota visited his uncle George, and others spent Sunday at Benham or home of Castner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benham
John Stewart
Batesville
Charley Anderson
Sardinia
Gaff
Clifford Copeland
Cragmont
Sherd Copeland’s
Mr. Ferguson
Charley Kiefer
Fred Hafft
Richard Hafft
Arthur McKay
Minnesota
George
Daniel Tutus
John Castner
Roy Kirk
Local Social Happenings in Laughery Bridge Area
Miss Margaret Massing returned from Cincinnati to stay with her mother Mrs. Jacob Massing for the summer. Joe Rimstidt and family visited his parents Sunday afternoon. Mrs. C F Sellers and children called on Mrs. C L Wager of Harves Corner Thursday. Attorney Ed Sales and others from Dillsboro paid calls on Mrs. C F Sellers Friday. Mr and Mrs Whitten and son of Greensburg visited Britney Rimstidt’s family Saturday night. Wm Burkhardt and family of Prattsburg spent Sunday with John Niehaus’s family. Louis Jobst visited in Osgood last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Massing
Cincinnati
Jacob Massing
Joe Rimstidt
Britney Rimstidt
C. F. Sellers
C. L. Wager
Harves Corner
Ed Sales
William Mackey
William Naegle
Dillsboro
Whitten
Greensburg
Wm. Burkhardt
Prattsburg
John Niehaus
Louis Jobst
Osgood
Louis Graue
Barney Butt
Henry Rohls
Fred Meyer
Louis Lamb
Charles Fellerman
Albert Butts
Mrs. Ehlers
Fink’s
Social Visits and Local Anecdotes Highlight Last Week
Louis Graue and family spent Sunday with Fred Meyer at Fink's Church. Other locals visited Cincinnati, Osgood, and attended a funeral at Fink's Church. Ads note RAT-SNAP poultry poison with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 and local dealers Blank's Pharmacy and Meyer Hardware.
Local social rounds and memorials in Batesville area
E C Timmermann of Batesville transacted business at the Court House. Mrs Lara Wetzler and family of a Sunman called on Dr and Mrs G T Beckett. John Schwartz of Batesville was a caller at the Court House. Hon F M Thompson will go to Chicago to attend the Republican convention. Mr and Mrs Chris Kassendiek are visiting in northern county. Memorial services were held at Versailles under G A R and American Legion auspices. Thompson addressed a large audience in the Court Room. The funeral of Alf Beer was held at the M E Church with large attendance. Interment at Cliff Hill Cemetery, J F Lochard and family of Batesville spent time here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Timmermann
Batesville
Court House
Lara Wetzler
G. T. Beckett
John Schwartz
F. M. Thompson
Chicago
John Meisner
Chris Kassendiek
Versailles
American Legion
Chiff Hill Cemetery
Alf Beer
M. E
Cliff Hill Cemetery
J. F. Lochard
Death of Mrs. Jane Ehlers and Visiting Relatives At Batesville
Mrs. Jane Ehlers died suddenly Tuesday evening from a hemorrhage. Funeral services were held at Fink's Church and burial followed in Fink's Church cemetery. Attending relatives and friends included her sons William Ehlers and family of Illinois Fred Ehlers and wife Richard Ehlers and wife John Ehlers and wife George Ehlers and wife all of Cincinnati and Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Mrs. Daisy Johnnigan of Cincinnati. Ora Bunyan of Indianapolis. Also noted were visits by George Huneke and family of Batesville Miss Clara Finke of Cincinnati Miss Viola Weinberg and Miss Martha Horn with local hosts Charles Ferather and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huneke
Batesville
Henry Graue
Clara Finke
Cincinnati
John Finke
Viola Weinberg
Martha Horn
Charles Ferather
Kokomo
George Ferather
Jane Ehlers
Fink’s Church
Wm, Ehlers
Illinois
Fred Ehlers
Richard Ehlers
Indianapolis
John Ehlers
George Ehlers
Daisy Johnnigan
Ora Bunyan
Mrs Bertel Praises Chamberlain's Tablets In Missouri
Mrs Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri endorses Chamberlains Tablets as the best remedy for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. She has used them off and on for two to three years and says they relieve indigestion tone the liver and make her feel fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Preservationists Unite for American Scenery and Parks
The Associated Mountaineering Clubs of North America cooperates with the national park service to create and develop national parks and monuments. It has built a mountaineering literature collection at the New York Public Library. bibliographies are being published. Founded in 1916 with nine clubs, it now includes 29 member groups and over 45,000 aggregate members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Mountaineering Clubs
North American
National Park Service
New York
Wireless sound mapping aids pilots over Calgary
A new wireless invention would project sounds into the air so aviators can identify their location. As a plane passes over Calgary the device would say This is Calgary from approach to departure, reducing the risk of navigation errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
The House of All Five Inn Sign Folklore
In Leicester England a village inn bears a wall sign with a history of lines from a pastor to an army officer and a farmer. Each adds a line pledging universal care ending with the final unknown author stating I take them all the devil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
England
Derivation of Hoodlum From San Francisco Gang Leader Muldoon
The term hoodlum originates from a San Francisco gang led by Muldoon. Their name was reversed and tweaked to Hoodlums, a label later shortened to hoodlum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Muldoon
Madge and Twin Sister Clash Over Tomboyish Ways
Madge faces a stern quip from her twin sister after a playful moment. The sister, noted for her seriousness, lectures Madge who then retorts with the line I wish I could get untwigned. The exchange highlights their contrasting personalities in a domestic quarrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Nanette and John Plan a Humble Home Amid Rising Prices
In a shared burden of rising costs Nanette and John confront hunger and rent hikes after a long day. He proposes a practical life together a small house with hens and a garden as they discuss marriage and a modest future. Their romance rekindles as shared need becomes shared plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanette
John
Tam
Dickcissel Song Dominates Rail Zone Across Plains
The Dickcissel, once called the black throated bunting, sings above train noise along railway rights of way in the midwest and plains. Its chip chip chee chee note is distinct and unmatched by other birds. It feeds on bugs and weed seeds and is noted as a good citizen in this Omaha World Herald observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickcissel
Chip
Middle Western
Plains
de Rkr
Omaha World- Herald
Tasmania's Inland Landscape and Industries
Tasmania lies off Australia's south coast as the inland region once named Van Diemen's Land. Covering 26 395 square miles, its terrain features ridges and tiers forming many small plains and valleys. Main industries include agriculture mining stock-raising and limited manufacturing with a population around two hundred thousand and exports such as wool gold silver tin fruit jam hops and hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
van Diemen's Land
Australia
Commonwealth of Australia
Platform pledges health wealth and wisdom through work and ads
A concise political platform asserts that health wealth and wisdom come from working diligently and advertising efforts. It frames public virtue around labor and promotion as paths to prosperity.
Rat Snap Cakes Promise Money Back Guarantee
KILLSRATS and mice with RAT-SNAP rodent destroyer sold in cake form for homes and out-buildings. Sizes 25c, 50c, and $1.00 priced for pantries kitchens cellars chicken houses coops and small buildings. Guaranteed with money back if it fails. Sold by local dealer.
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Napoleon
Laughery Bridge
Otter Creek
Osgood R. R. No
By Julia A. Robinson
McClure
Bird
Killsrats
Meyer Hardware CO
Blank’s Pharmacy
J. H. Wilker & Co
Harold Bell Wright
A. C. Foerster & Co
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