PochEtch Dance At St Clairs And Sunday Visits
The Poch etch dance at St Clairs occurred June 19. Aug Marticke and family hosted visits by John Belter and relatives. Ed Schone and family with Sophia Meyer Henry Holle and others visited Fred Meyer’s group Sunday. Roof work completed on Fred Marticke’s new house Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug. Marticke
John Belter
Ed. Schone
Sophia Meyer
Henry Holle
Frank Bergman
Fred Meyer
Fred Marticke
Frank Bergrah Ae. Schone
Sophia Moyer
Aug
Marticke
Barnard Sticeford
Fred Bosse
Dance at St Clair's marked by sudden death and condolences
J B Todd of Holman delivering peaches and maple syrup died suddenly a neighbor summoned aid but returned to find him dead. Funeral held at Holman Thursday. Visitors included Walter Bruns and wife from Cincinnati. Local social events and church services noted amid moves and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Todd
Holman
Otis McMullen
Shelbyville
J. B. Todd
Local visitors and residents seen around town
Spades Mike Fritsch of Batesville was in town Thursday. Jesse Abplanalo who had been employed near Napoleon is home. B Schmaltz of Coal City spent Sunday with his brother John and family. Lewis Meinter Sr who spent three months in Cincinnati returned Sunday morning. Jesse Abplanalp was at Batesville Sunday. Edith Gunter returned home Sunday evening from Waldron Ind where she visited her sister. Lewis Schmaltz made a trip to Batesville Monday. Lee Ward has been supplying town with fish. Mrs Lucy McGuire was in New Point last week visiting her brother and conducting business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Schmaltz
Coal City
John
Lewis Meinter, Sr
Cincinnati
Edith Gunter
Waldron
Ind
Lucy McGuire
New Point
Frank Sellers
Batesville
Harry Purcell
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey cough syrup made from pine balsam tar and honey. It claims soothing relief for coughs and colds and urges readers to ask for the 26 cent original bottle at their dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Bell
Local Sunday Visits Reported Across Community
Daily social notes list in Sunday and midweek visits. Families including Prakel Luers Hueneke Bohlke and Weasel are mentioned visiting relatives near Laughery Bridge Lookout and Adam's Church areas.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Skin Ailments
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as protection and antiseptic healing for ordinary wounds and infections. It warns minor injuries can turn serious through infection and lists uses for skin blemishes pimples eczema and salt rheum. The original two ounce size is 25 cents from a druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Morris Dance at St Clair s June 19
Frank Lang and family spent Monday with relatives at Sunman. Mrs Ches Doll of Batesville spent Monday with Mrs Jos Schantz. Mrs Faulbush and Mrs Chas Brem age were callers at Batesville Tuesday. Ed Fritsch and family of Batesville spent Monday with relatives here. Mrs Schantz was a caller at Batesville one day last week. F A Hilkman spent Thursday in Columbus Ind. Clifford Goyert of Batesville transacted business here Friday. Glaub and Hilkman families were callers at Batesville Friday. Josephine Glaub spent Saturday with relatives at Batesville. John Zillebuhler transacted business at Batesville Monday evening. Mrs Koester of Batesville spent Friday with Mrs H Stockman and family. Edna Martin and Loretta Dirschel of Batesville were callers here Sunday. F A Hilkman spent several days in Cincinnati visiting relatives. Andy Wintz and family of Batesville spent Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulbush
Chas. Bremage
Batesville
Ed. Fritsch
Schantz
Mr. Hilkman
Josephine Glaub
John Zillebuhler
Mrs. Koester
H. Stockman
Sharp's Corner social notes from Batesville and area
Local society column records visits and calls across Batesville Sunman and Cincinnati. Names include John Pohlar Aug Richter Frank Behlmer Adam Baas Henry Pohlar Mrs Reddert Louis Wittkemper and families. Several residents spent weekends with relatives and shopped locally.
Kreitzer Messersmitt wedding at St Peters
Cousins ank Kreizer and Anna Messersmitt wed at St Peters last Tuesday with Wm Josephine and Ida Kuntz in attendance. Nearby, Frank Raver joined family in Lawrenceburg for a Booster Club picnic. Local relatives Mr and Mrs Oesterling and others visited, attended funerals, and spent time with kin over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Ida Kuntz
Ank Kreizer
Anna Messersmitt
St. Peters
Frank Raver
Lawrenceburg
Joseph Kuntz
Mrs. L. Kreitzer
Messersmitt — Kreitzer
Young Horses Neglected in Spring Farm Work
The article warns that spring work pulls attention from yearling colts, who are moved to marginal pastures and salt on Sundays. It explains growth setbacks from abrupt diet changes and stresses gradual feeding shifts. It lists five major draft breeds and advises keeping them separate from crossbreeding. The image shows a pure bred Percheron.
Grading Colts to Grass Pasture for Spring Weaning
The article advises gradual reduction of grain and hay as yearlings and two year olds begin grazing. Move colts to a small pasture for short periods daily, increasing time as they adjust. Provide a shed if available to ease transition and prevent digestive upset during the shift to grass.
Dora Haymond Jansing is Laid to Rest at St Marys Rock
Dora Haymond Jansing aged 14 years 4 months died at home Sunday evening after months of illness from consumption. She leaves a father one sister ten brothers and many friends. Funeral Wednesday at 9 am at St Marys of the Rock church. Other notes mention visits and local notices from Batesville Milling Co. and area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Wm. Jansing
St. Mary's of the Rock Church
Lizzie Middendorf
Alois Cook
Mrs. Crist
Oak Forest
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.T. Nutter
F. Lindenmaier
Coal and Cement
W. F. Krieger
Cenent Contractor
Timmerman
Hillenbrand
Mehlon
St. Clairs
Herman Siebert
Steaynboat Landing
Ben Beasler
Wm. Brockman
Mary Bienke
Henry Sticford
Kebaehop
Watante
Wife
Preil Bosse
bin Silo
Sunman
St. Clair’s
Walter Bruns
James Bradley
Greensburg
Mra
Tom Mead
C. Newforth
Lewis Seig
John Diver
Lou Morrow
Dedricke Osting
Ladies Aid
Canning Factory
St. Paul’s Church
Weisburg
Lee Ross
Aurora
Spades
Mike Fritsch
Jesse Abplanalo
Napoleon
Jesse Abplanalp
Lewis Schmaltz
Lee Ward
R. R. No
John L. Schutter
Albert Prakel
Herman Hueneke
Lewis Jobst
Laughery Bridge
Fred Luers
Chas, Prakel and Wife
Wm. Krinehop
Fred Ejnhaus
Henry Pohlman
Lookout
John Prakel
Herman Bohner
Adam’s Church
Morris
Frank Lang
Ches. Doll
Jos. Schantz
F. A. Hilkman
Columbus
Clara Tekulve
Clifford Goyert
Mr. Glaub
Edna Martin
Loretta Dirschel
Andy Wintz
Sharp’s Corner
John Pohlar
Richter
Frank Behlmer
David Eggeman
Kansas City
G. A. Baas
Adam Baas
Henry Pohlar
Penntown
John Reddert
New York
Louis Wittkemper
Ed. Tarvin
Adam Huber, Jr
John Schmocker
Pance
Elizabeth Oesterling and Son
John Osterling
A. Waechter
H. Fehrman
Henry Wisker
Knochsburg
Lena Winsel
Otto Wissel
Fred Yaeger
John Dahmus
John Oesterling
Louis Bramlage
Anthony Ziegler
Geo. Raver
Frank Huhn
Adam Kuntz
John Oeasterling
Mr. Nienaber
Ty McClure
Ekramer’s
H. H. Kramer’s Department Store
The
Batesville Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
Boys’ Magazine
Poultry Pointers
Tribune
Haymond
Andy Schneider
Andy Zins
Frank Weber
Cin
Elizabeth Pflum
St. Leon
Ronnebaum
Herman
Flaspohler
Langferman
Brookville
C. Strasburger
Rose
Lizsie Middendorf
Ralph Cook
Andy Jansing
Herman Grunkemeyer
Morria
Family
Batesville Milling Co
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