Social at Cross Roads referenced by St. Paul's Ladies' Society
Several locals attended a Cross Roads social hosted by the St. Paul's Ladies' Society on Thursday. The community saw visits from the Wollung and Duhme families, Miss Menchofer hosted by Miss Dieckman, and many relatives gathering for Mr. Menchofer's 64th birthday celebration with baskets and a hearty meal. The week also featured farm activity and a threshing club meeting at Hayti Schoolhouse with Richard Bultman named president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s
Louis Peetz
Lock Springs
William Menchofer
Mr. Menchefer
Hayti
Richard Bultman
Wm. Men
Local Social Visits Fill Weekend in Ed Schone Area
Mrs J M Marticke Mrs Fred Bosse and daughter Marcella Mrs Henry Holle and Mrs Frank Bergman and daughter Alma called on Mrs Ed Schone Thursday afternoon. Several other visitors including Mrs August Marticke Mrs Dora Wessel and families called or stayed over to visit Ed Schone and nearby households Sunday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Marticke
Fred Bosse
Marcella
Henry Holle
Frank Bergman
Alma
Ed Schone
August Marticke
Henry Stickford
Dora Wessel
Fred Marticke
Joe Smith
Harrison
Ohio
Batesville
Cora Wise
Charles
Brookville
Neighbors Share Sunday Visits in Bennington Area
Alexander spent Sunday with home folks. Henry Meyer and family of Smyrna and Andrew and Charles Williams visited Ernest Narwold and family Sunday. Elma Narwold and Miss Anna McHugh connected with kin after trips. Additional calls included Belter at Siebert and Parmer families visiting Narwold and Greene area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Alexander
Henry Meyer
Smyrna
Andrew
Charles Williams
Ernest Narwold
Elma Narwold
Anna McHugh
Connersville
Harry Belter
Harry Siebert
Ben Hibbler
Norwold
Roland Parmer
Joe Parmer
Greensburg
Sophia Narwold
Local Socials Report From Laughery Bridge Area
Louis Jobst and wife visited Ervin Halley of Mud Pike Sunday. Mary Martin and family stayed with relatives in Kentucky over the weekend. Co F Sellers called in Napoleon Sunday morning. Wm Burkhardt and family visited John Niehaus Sunday evening. John Graue and family called on John Krishop Sunday. Miss Gertrude Massing returned to Cincinnati after a visit here. Michael and Charles Sellers went to Pittsburgh for summer employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jobst
Ervin Halley
Mud Pike
Mary Martin
Kentucky
Co. F. Sellers
Napoleon
Wm. Burkhardt
John Niehaus
John Graue
John Krishop
Gertrude Massing
Cincinnati
Michael
Charles Sellers
Pittsburg
Pertinent Inquiry on Service and Learning
A historical query discusses serving in learning when not joined to the king's men and taigne. The fragment hints at duties, allegiance, and education under a feudal framework.
Sunday Guests Visit Local Families Across Area
A series of Sunday visits connects residents including J C Dorrel and family at Newpoint, August Lauber’s group at Selec tor Thackery, Roy Hoyer and son Raymond with John Huneke’s clan, and other neighbors sharing meals and calls. The Hayti Threshing Club met with Richard Bultman reelected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Dorrel
Frank Thackery
Newpoint
August Lauber
Sunman
Thackery
Roy Hoyer
Raymond
John Huneke
Mrs. Hoyer
John Colson
Ruth
Kathryn
J. R. Cook
Richard Bultman
Flora Johnson
Ed Bauer
Batesville
E. C. Huneke
Edward Huneke
Hayti
New Pennington Community Social Notes
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs Ellen Castor last Wednesday. Families and friends visit and socialize with neighbors across Newpoint Greensburg and surrounding areas with multiple calls and dinners noted on weekends.
Community Socials and Farewell for Martha Horn
Fred Meyer and wife with Charles Fellerman and family visited Mr. Irvin Wenning’s in Batesville. Several gatherings occurred including Sembach and Wehr with Kreinhop, and Weinberg with Schroder. St Peters Sunday School hosted a High Bridge picnic. A farewell for Martha Horn left for State Normal. attendees listed. Rev. Horn attended Cincinnati conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meyer
Charles Fellerman
Irvin Wenning
Batesville
Herman Menke
George Fellerman
Henry Sembach
Ora Wehr
Henry Kreinhop
Albert Weinberg
Osgood
Albert Schroder
Herman Harlemert
Lookout
St. Peters
High Bridge
John Brebberman
Martha Horn
Messrs
Edward Harlemert
Clarence Meyer
Leroy Graves
Oscar Oliger
Clarence, Fellerman
Elmer Kestler
Clarence Brebberman
Viola Weinberg
Louise Schroder
Leah Meyer
Ada Meyer
Edna Pappenhaus
Regina Schroder
Malinda Brebberman
Selma Menke
Horn
Cincinnati
Rat Snap Ad From Plainfield Stores
Mrs Tepper of Plainfield New Jersey says rats drove her servant girl from the cellar. She bought RAT-SNAP which she claims killed the rats and mice and blocked odors. Comes in cake form in sizes 26c 50c and 1 00. Sold and guaranteed by Meyer Hardware Company and Blanks Pharmacy.
Surroundings Counted in a Quizzical Exchange
A fragmented dialogue describes William bringing a pity mate from school. After departure, a rhigthe remark explores politeness and propriety in a strange house. The exchange centers on manners when away from home and hints at social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williame
William
A Woman of Method and a Changing Husband
The story portrays John Bryce’s mother enforcing discipline at Lyndon, prompting John to reflect on neglect of his wife Lillian. After a tense confrontation, Mrs Bryce stages a live demonstration showing Lillian’s grace, leading John to resign from his club and commit to home life for wife and coming baby. The tale emphasizes steadfast virtue, domestic harmony, and parental influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bryce
John
Lillian Duane
Lyndon
Lillian
Mrs. Bryce
Pool
Death notice for Claude Parmer of Newpoint area
Claude Parmer son of Joseph and Sara Parmer died at age 33 years 6 months 28 days after a World War service. He was born near New Pointon November 4 1886 and served from Camp Taylor to Camp Grant overseas 1917 1919. Survived by parents five brothers and two sisters with many relatives. Burial honors and memorial verses accompany the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
Joseph
Sara Parmer
New Pennington
Cincinnati
Earth
Young Men’s Christian Association
Newpoint Lodge
White Cove
Camp Grant
Clyde
Ora
Roland
Newpoint
John
LaFayette
Pekin
North Dakota
Emerson Barclay
Lansing
Mich
Mamie
Isaac Palmer
Ink restoration methods from historical notes
To restore faded ink the document may be washed with substances that darken when mixed with strong infusion of nutgalls sodium sulfide or acetic ferrocyanide of potassium.
RAT SN I CURE? RAT-SNAP CLAIMS TO END RATS
Rats and mice die after eating RAT-SNAP and leave no odor. The ad pitches three sizes 25c 50c and $1.00, claiming effectiveness in pantries kitchens cellars chicken houses coops and larger buildings. Product sold and guaranteed by local distributor.
Trustee's Notice for Adams Township Meetings
Trustee John Sieg announces township business will be transacted in Morris on the first Saturday each month Sunman on the second Saturday and at home on the last Saturday of each month Adams Township dates and locations listed for public access and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sunman
John Sieg
Adams Township
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
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Ballstown
New Bennington Square
Laughery Bridge
Game Center
Ellen Castor
Rosa Hart
Indianapolis
Ralph Linville
Effie McKee
St. Paul
Virgil Minning
Hurley Vickery
Edna McDermott
Arthur Davis
Ambrose Hickman
Linville
McKee
John Davis
Rolland Parmer
Isaac Parmer
Joseph Parmer
Garfield Williams
Ed Tappmbyer
Rhoda Parmer
Chris Gommel
Jeff Williams
L. P. Hart
Charles Radeker
Middlebranch
Edgar Davis
Fink’s
Western Newspaper Union
Claude Parmer
Blank’s Pharmacy
Aeaa
Congress
Committee of American Shipbuilders
Church Street
New York City
J. H. Wilker & Co
Toledo
Meyer Garage
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