Oldenburg Couples Attend Weddings and Local Sports Win
Washington residents visit relatives in Oldenburg while Anna Oesterling and Bernard Haverkos wed at Holy Family Church. Oldenburg Favorites beat St. Marys 5 to 0 in an uphill baseball contest, with Moorman and Lorenz pitching and Moorman’s fielding highlighted.
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Oldenburg
St. Mary’s
Moorman
Lorenz
Wissel
H. Fischer
E. Walloe
Harry Moorman
Taylor
Herbert Mol- Taun
Herman Moorman
Klein
L. Fischer
Brockman
Jansing
Harry Mollaun
Poae Taylor
Herb
Mollaun
Herm. Moorman
G. Moorman
Har
Har. Moorman
Herbert Mollaun
Zins
Fischer
Henry Zins
Bigham
BE. Wallpe
P & Ss
Kruthaupt
The Mud of Ages Near Mount Ararat Halted Troops
A returned war observer recounts a column halted by woods on Mount Ararat as the mud there supposedly dried centuries ago, noted by Arthur H. Farwell in Leslie's.
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Mount
Ararat
Arthur H. Farwell
Leslie
Local Social Roundup From Metamora and Nearby
Metamora Roy Butcher and family from Indianapolis visit parents L. R. Parvis and wife. Evert Murray and family return to Connersville. Robert Alley of Indianapolis guests of Donna Alley. Miss Cecil Kendrie heads to Indianapolis for work. Mrs. Jessie Martin of Cincinnati visits her parents. Bernard Wheatmarchin and wife return to Connersville. Elsie Parvis of Connersville visits parents. Demmit Butcher of Fairfield at K of P Lodge. Noah Foster attends Indianapolis auto races. Harry Davis and family return to Everton after visiting relatives. Ed Copus and sons of Blooming Grove attend Lodge. Ross Tracy of Harrison visits sister Mrs Chris Thorpe. DeWitt Curry of Fairfield in town. Miss Lorna Hutton in Brookville. Estelle Stephenson returns to Indianapolis after visit with her sister. Mr and Mrs DeLysle of Kentucky visit sister Mrs Seberry Snow and husband. Lawrence Hess of Indianapolis visits his parents. Rev E A Kitt and family in Brookville. Harry Curry and Abbie Heeb unite in marriage at bride’s home. congratulations extended.
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Roy Butcher
Indianapolis
L. R. Parvis
Evert Murray
Connersville
Robert Alley
Donna Alley
Cecil Kendrie
Jessie Martin
Cincinnati
John Alley
Bernard Wheatmarchin
Elsie Parvis
Demmit Butcher
Fairfield
Noah Foster
Harry Davis
Everton
Ed Copus
Blooming Grove
Ross Tracy
Harrison
Chris Thorpe
DeWitt Curry
Lorna Hutton
Brookville
Estelle Stephenson
Iona Gordon
H. R. Lennard
E. A. Kitt
Harry Curry
Dan Curry
Abbie Heeb
Henry Heeb
Local Nuptials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs John Dahmus traveled to Knoble Arkansas Saturday for a nephew's wedding. Mrs B Harmeyer spoke with Frank Fehrman's family. Miss Clara Oesterling returned from Hyde Park for the Oesterling Haverkos wedding. Oldenburg Ladies Auxiliary surprised Anna Oesterling ahead of her marriage to Ben Haverkos. Anna received a practical gift. Jacob Klein visited Anthony Waechter's family Monday and Tuesday.
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John Dahmus
Knoble
Ark
B. Harmeyer
Reading
Frank Fehrman
Clara Oesterling
Hyde Park
Oesterling-Haverkos
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Oldenburg
Anna Oesterling
Ben Haverkos
Miss Anna
Jacob Klein
Brookville
Anthony Waechter
Local Farmers Share Sunday at Wesley Chapel
Dry weather continues in Lower Pipe Creek as Alden Jones and family along with Russell Jones and their spouses attend an all day meeting at Wesley Chapel. The group helped with hay in the past week while Mrs Hunters and others visited Miss Muriel White on Sunday afternoon.
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Alden Jones
Russell Jones
Arthur Williams
Elia Lanning
Mary White
Muriel White
Wesley Chapel
Frank White
Dex Morgan
Chamberlains Tablets Endorsed by Mrs Newton Vreeland
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York swears by Chamberlains Tablets for herself and her husband. She says they relieve heavy after meals dullness and fatigue and she carries a bottle when his travels take him away. She recommends them for constipation or indigestion and claims they help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
State Songs and Flowers in the Commonwealth
The piece notes states seek emblematic flowers and songs, often by casual effort of songwriters. It cites Stephen Foster's Old Kentucky Home as an emblem chosen for Kentucky, and observes Maryland and others have or seek official state songs. State songs emerge more readily than state flowers through happenstance rather than plan.
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Commonwealth
Stephen Foster
Old Kentucky
Kentucky
Maryland
Cat Peculiarities and Property Sense Across Tales
The text discusses cats fearing death and feagies as enemies, noting cats can be injured in fights due to loose skin. It mentions cats as thieves and their proverb laden reputations. It compares a cat’s view of property to colonial views of land ownership, asserting cats defend their own property.
Dawkie Portrayed as Quiet Husband in Birmingham Age-Herald
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt asks what kind of man Dawkie is. It describes him as a good fellow who navigates life in the twilight zone. He earns about $50 000 a year to support his wife’s public life and convention attendance.
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Dawkie
Twillight Zone
Birmingham Age-Herald
Printing Worth While The Right Kind Is Our Platform
The remark frames printing quality as essential, asserting that the right kind of printing defines the platform or standard of value. It emphasizes a commitment to superior printing as a core mission.
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U. S
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Joe Raaf
Washington
Henry Schmidt
Theodore Heidlage
Frank Peine
Vincennes
William Holtel
Rose
Anna
Bertha Holtel
Milan
William Cord
Joe Fischer
Shelbyville
Christ Bishop
Irene
Helen
Bishop
Bernard Hurst
France
Holy Family Church
American Legion
Anna Q Oesterling
Bernard Haverkos
Edwin Haverkos
Olivia Haverkos
William Oesterling
John Oesterling
Henry Haverkos
Haverkos
ST Mary's
R. R. NO
Pipe Creek
Batesville Ambulance Co
Hali
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Batesville
Ind
Tribune
First National Bank
U.S
United States Tires
United States @ Rubber Company
Gibson
George F. Siefert
Morris
Michigan Road
Napoleon
Ara
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