Sociable planned by Pennstown Ladies Aid on church lawn
The Ladies' Aid Society of Pennstown Church will host a sociable on the church lawn Thursday June 9 at 6 00 p m A Children Day program by the Sunday School is set for June 12 at 7 30 p m Neighbors cite various visits and family news from Indiana polis Versaille Milan Pierceville and Aurora including Korf Bruns Morrow Robinson Wetzler and Minger families and minor weather notes reflecting heavy rains and garden needs.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Pennstown Church
Paul Korf
Indianapolis
John Minger
Stumpke’s Corner
Ed Dieselberg
Alma Seevers
Ben Bruns
Walter Bigney
Connersville
Lou Morrow
Pierceville
Zama Dann
C. W. Morrow
Sophia Grittman
Bonnell
Walter Pohlar
Liberty
C. Holwadel
Franklin Robinson
John Frank
Local Social Visits Highlight Weekend Interactions
Caspar Bartling spent days with relatives in Cincinnati. Raymond Meyer visited with her parents. Anna and Lena Brumpter returned to Cincinnati after a week with their mother. Mrs John Bartling and Ruth Ellen visited Louis Freyer's family at Spades. William Meyer and family called on Henry Schomber. Al Meyer and family toured to Cincinnati to visit kin. Henry Bartling left for Brookville for work with Omer Dare. Arthur Wittkamper and wife called at Sunman. John Bartling and family visited Chris Voss and family. Fred Rennemeyer and family spent Sunday with Henry Presse. Casper Irrgang and wife were guests of Henry Wittkampe. William Baas and John Hoffmockel were callers at Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Bielby
Lane
Ella Hair
Milan
Pierceville
Alma Wetzler
Clarence Minger
Versailles
Maurice Robinson
Long Branch
N. J
Ethel Sitterding
Batesville
Carrie Wyman
John Minger
Clarence
Prochl
Hubbles
Wisconsin
Pocahontas Lodge
Aurora
Harvey Roepke
Mary Huneke
Casper Bartling
Cincinnati
Raymond Meyer
Anna
Lena Brumpter
Louise Brumpter
John Bartling
Ruth Ellen
Louis Freyer
Spades
William Meyer
Henry Schomber
al Meyer
Henry Bartling
Brookville
Omer Dare
Arthur Wittkamper
Sunman
Chris Voss
Fred Rennemeyer
Frank Whipple
Henry Presse
Casper Irrgang
Henry Wittkampe
William Baas
John Hoffmockel
Local Social Visits Reported Across Batesville Area
Mrs John Sieg returned from Fort Thomas Kentucky visiting relatives Monday. Mrs Edward Hollensbe spent Sunday with son Albert Hollensbe and family near Morris. Mr and Mrs William Cors of Sunman visited Mrs August Gunter. Mr and Mrs Philip Heitzman and mother Mrs Heitzman of Batesville visited John Sieg. John Gunter and John Sieg called on business at Versailles. Fifty six Batesville Ladies Aid members were entertained at Mrs Louis Freyer’s. Mrs Howard Robinson and Mrs Arthur Sunman visited Bonnell last. Mrs Hack of New Palestine Indiana is visiting daughter Mrs William Golden.
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John Sieg
Fort Thomas
Edward Hollensbe
Albert Hollensbe
Morris
William Cors
Sunman
August Gunter
Philip Heitzman
Heitzman
Batesville
Howard Robinson
Nick Lang
Weisburg
John Gunter
Versailles
Batesville Ladies’ Aid
Louis Freyer
Arthur Sunman
Raleigh Robinson
Bonnell
Hack
New Palestine
Ind
William Golden
H. Heeseman
Selma
Anna
Hilda Schutte
Ed Vierling
Babe
Henry Cook
Bertha
Ada Vogel
Margery Bodenburg
Near
Napoleon
Marie Nedderman
Gerhard Nedderman
Maggie
Elmer
Lydia Schrader
Anna Heeseman
Mary Weber
Johnnie Schutte
Irvin Drockelman
Walter Bernhard
Adolph Heeseman
Willis Drockelman
Alma
Edna Drockelman
Margaret
Martha Drockelman
Selma Heeseman
Helen Steinfort
Marie
Lizzie Selke
Fred Miller
Edna
Anthony Dupps
Nick Wissel
Ada
Bertha Vogel
William Drockelman
John Schutte
William Drockelman Sr
Fred Drockelman
Decline of the Parlor Among Factories Creating Employee Homes
A major U S manufacturing firm builds numerous employee houses and introduces novel conveniences with the notable absence of a traditional parlor. The living space favors other rooms as the parlor seems out of fashion.
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United States
Adams Church Social and Family Visits Report
Community notices list visits and callers from Batesville Napoleon and Sunman. Family members and friends including Heeseman Vogel Schutte Drockelman and Selke share Sunday and weekend visits with local households and neighbors.
Local Personal News From R R 4 Area Roundup
A busy round of visits and relatives appears across R R 4 area with John Luers calling at Lookout and Fred Luers with Elmer at Batesville. Conrad Luers and wife visit Cedar Creek while Chris Huffmeier returns from Indianapolis and buys the Cordt Timke farm from Maurice Volz.
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John Luers
Lookout
Conrad Luers
Cedar Creek
Chris Meyer
Viola
Henry Schierenbeck
Fred Luers
Elmer
Batesville
August Dittmer
Dillsboro
Edward Huneke
Ethel Bultman
Sherman House
Richard Bultman
Harry Huneke
Laughery Bridge
John Huneke
Arthur
Game Center
Chris Huffmeier
Indianapolis
Maurice Volz
Cordt Timke
Herman Bohner
Cutter’s Corner
John Prakel
Adams Church
Local social and market notes from Penntown and neighboring towns
Howard Robinson of Spades rounds up pigs with Gus Risselman in Highland Center while Herman Grothaus and his wife visit Brookville. Ladies' Aid plans a Penntown bazaar on June 9 and a Children's Day service on June 12. Miss Anna Volz travels to Cincinnati for tumor surgery. A Clement Hall bazaar and social for St Jacob Church at Blue Creek is set for June 18 with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Robinson
McNess
Gus Risselman
Highland Center
Herman Grothaus
Brookville
Ladies’ Aid
Penntown
Mary Weaver
Lawrenceburg
Jacob
Lizzie
Henry Baas
Gust Risselman
Anna Volz
Cincinnati
Clement Hall
Lawrenceville
St. Jacob Church
Blue Creek
Social Visit Chronicle at Batesville and Vicinity
Sunday gatherings include Louis Wittkamper and family with Henry Reddert Sr and Dan Reddert and wife and son Lee Farr Ben Fledderman and family Joe Fledderman and wife from Batesville Casper Irrgang and wife George Pohlar Sr and family Henry Kroenke and family with Henry Wittkamper. Mrs Henry Wickemeyer and son visited Cincinnati. Paul Gaab and wife visited Morris. Ralph Croxton stayed with Miss Alice Schomber. Martin Beery and Edward Beery of Adams County visited. Mrs Henry Wittkamper and Mrs George Pohlar Jr attended Ladies Aid at Penntown. Will Meyer and son Raymond Mrs Cassius Osborn Ed Thomas and Charles Crusa visited Henry Schomber and family. Elmer Hartig and Alice Schomber visited Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wittkamper
Henry Reddert Sr
Dan Reddert
Lee Farr
Ben Fledderman
Joe Fledderman
Batesville
Casper Irrgang
George Pohlar Sr
Henry Kroenke
Henry Wittkamper
Henry Wickemeyer
Cincinnati
Paul Gaab
Morris
Ralph Croxton
Alice Schomber
Martin Beery
Edward
Adams County
George Pohlar Jr
Penntown
Will Meyer
Raymond
Cassius Osborn
Ed Thomas
Charles Crusa
Henry Schomber
Elmer Hartig
Brookville
Small ad hinting at growth in a future venture
The fragment urges starting small as a necessary step to building a larger enterprise and eventual expansion. It emphasizes patience and gradual scale for success.
Efficient milk production through breeding and care
The article stresses three main factors for efficient milk output: breeding, care, and feeding. It urges selecting high producing cows, using testing to remove loafers, and building a productive herd. It covers housing, sanitation, feeding balance, pasture management, and cautious use of grain with protein-rich supplements. It also notes spraying orchards to protect future crops and avoid losses.
Fourth Summer Spray Guidance for Fruit Buds Health
The text emphasizes keeping trees healthy to ensure many vigorous fruit buds and instructs to begin the fourth summer spray with Bordeaux mixture 4 6-50 and arsenate of lead 1% promptly.
Indiana Auto Title Law Sparks Broad Indiana Support
Auto owners statewide show strong approval for the new title of ownership law, says M. E. Noblet of the Hoosier State Automobile Association. The law requires a deed like Certificate of Title and a separate registration receipt kept in a metal container, with penalties for driving without proof and for buying or selling without the title.
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M. E. Noblet
Hoosier State Automobile Association
Mr. Noblet
Secretary of State
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