Local Notes From Town And Surroundings
Dr. L F Ross and wife visited Cincinnati recently. Dad Matthews and family plan to move from Wellsburg to the Bigney property east of town. Nieman attended the auto race in Indianapolis. Fred Tangman and John Borgman and families returned from Tilmore Friday. Mrs Sred Brinkian honored at birthday party with only relatives present. Londa Brickman of Indianapolis visiting two weeks. Storm north of town damaged tomato crops for canning. Nieman made a tour to Muncie Sunday. Remains of Charles Goldschmidt brought from Cincinnati after surgery. service at church and burial at St Paul cemetery. Masonic Order and OES involvement noted. Baseball played at Milan Sunday. Mrs Henry Harvest and daughter visited. Mrs Thomas Fuller operated on in Missouri. Louis Fackler of Columbus, Ohio visiting home briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Ross
Cincinnati
Dad Matthews
Welsburg
Bigney
Town
Charles Goldschmidt
St. Paul
Masonic Order
Chas. Goldschmidt
Lon Goldschmidt
Funeral visit and family notices in local area
Pape Mre Wm Dieckman attended the funeral of her sister in law Mrs Kahle in Annapolis last week. Claude Coleon and family from New Point visited relatives here. Rev Fizutz visited the Kloster Meyers on Monday. Mrs Adelheid Kops had a new root put on her barn last week. Wu Bosse and family and Charles Starke and family visited John Wisman Sunday. Herman Dieckiman and family visited Gotlieb Peetz and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dieckman
Inf
Anapolis
Kahle
Claude Coleon
Newpoint
Fizutz
Kloster
Meyers
Adelheid Kops
Sunday visits and family gatherings in local towns
Ed Schone and family called on Henry Holle Saturday evening. Henry Siebert and family and Mrs. Haase of Batesville visited William Meyer Sunday. Ed Schone and family joined Aug Marticke’s Sunday evening. Pred Marticke and family with Mrs. Henry Wessel visited Henry Weszel near Huntersville Sunday. Ed Schone and family with Miss Lillie Holle invited Mrs. Fruchtaicht at Batesville Sunday. Frank Prake visited home folks Sunday. Mrs. John Kops and her son of Cross Roads visited Mrs. Mary Bernie last week. J.M. Marticke visited the Krome boys Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mary Beloke and daughter Laulae visited Fred Marticke’s one day last week. John Belter and wife visited Aug Marticke’s Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schone
Henry Holle
Henry Siebert
Mrs. Haase
Batesville
William Meyer
Lillie Holle
Mrs. Fruchtaicht
John Kops and Son
Cross Roads
Mary Bernie
J.M. Marticke
Krome Boys
Mary Beloke
Laulae
Fred Marticke
John Belter
Local Visitors and Lodge Activities Reported
MEVAMORA residents and relatives from Los Angeles Connersville and other towns visited last week. Pocahontan council members attended a Brookville lodge function and graves were decorated by the Red Men and Pocahontas group with flower girls and numerous visitors present.
New Salem Sunday School Plans Childrens Day Program
June 15 event announced by 348 CHITTER. Wm Schwler and family visited Dan Fogel and family at West End. Henry Meyer and his wife spent Sunday with his brother John near Napoleon. Henry Bultman Sr and wife visited Henry Pohlman and wife. Ben Bultman and Ida Smith married at Napoleon by Rev Broadwell Wednesday at 1 pm. A large dinner followed at Mrs Ed Waters house with many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Salem
Wm. Schwler
Dan Fogel
Wesr End
Henry Meyer
John
Near
Napoleon
Local Visits and Social Notes From Greensburg and Surrounding Areas
residents and guests are listed with weekend and weekday visits. WEwPoint Ww Freeland and wife return from Springhill visit. Mrs Ed Niemeyer and children stayed with Mrs Ananda Bay lor in Greensburg. Carl Wolf and Harvey Hoff and others visited relatives and shopped in Greensburg. Mayme Ros from Indianapolis and Pro Marlin returned from Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland and
Springhill
Ed Niemeyer
Ananda Baylor
Greensburg
Local residents and visitors travel between Batesville Cincinnati and Brookville
Clarence Doonell leaves from Greenaburg Sunday evening while Joe Pierpoint heads to Cincinnati for several weeks. Mrs Otto Glowka returns from Cincinnati Friday. Mrs Matilda Zillebuehler visits Batesville. William Huber visits his parents from Cincinnati. Joseph Waitere travels to Connersville for his mother Mrs Joho Kora's funeral. Otto Glowka Jr and Emil Goldschmidt relatives gather in town. The note recounts multiple Sunday visits and a hospital visit for a tumor diagnosed as bone tuberculosis corrected by operation for his tumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Doonell
Greenaburg
Joe Pierpoint
Cincinnati
Matilda Zillebuehler
Batesville
Wm. Huber
Joseph Waitere
Conneraville
Joho Kora
Gorgon Volz
Waltera
Brookville
Otto Glowka, Jr
Lawrenceburg
Charles Goldechmidt
Community notes from Bateseville relatives and visits
Fred Luers acted as caller in Bateseville on Saturday. Mrs. Herman Hueneke and daughters Alice and Lydia visited Cincinnati relatives and returned home. Harry Hueneke and wife spent Sunday with kin at Fink's church. A well attended dance occurred at Schlerenbeck's Saturday night. Maggie Prakel and Lorena Einhaus visited Lydia Einhaus. Henry Pohlman and wife hosted many friends Sunday. Fred Luers and wife visited Dick Einhaus’s family. Chas. Denker of Indianapolis stayed with Fy Mang and family. his children accompanied him. Fred Luers, district supervisor, began road work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Hueneke
Alice
Lydia
Cincinnati
Harry Hueneke
Fink’s
Schlerenbeck
Maggie Prakel
Lorena Einhaus
Einhaus
Chas. Denker
Indianapolis
Fy. Mang
Kickapoo Worm Killer Advertises Kid Health Benefit
A vintage ad claims many children's ailments stem from worms and promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer as a pleasant candy lozenge that expels worms regulates the bowels tunes the system and makes children well. It lists the product as guaranteed and sold by druggists for 25 cents from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Oldenburg Residents Make Multiple Local and Cincinnati Trips
Oldenburg residents report travel to Cincinnati for business and academy matters. Misa Agnes Frye of Cincinnati returns home after attending the academy in the area. Mrs. Jos Grabman and children visit Crawfordsville. Helen Ulrich leaves for Aurora. A J Springman and family visit Nuneo Indiana. Raymond Springman travels to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Agnes Frye
Cincinnati
Helen Ulrich
Aurora
Cincinnati Visitors and Local Weddings Noted
aPADES Mies Lydia Abpianalp attended commencement at God's Bible school Cincinnati last week CGE Wieseban was at Cincinnati Wednesday Albert Huoggler of Sharpsville was here several days last week Mrs Ruby Hess of Cincinnati visited here several days last week Mrs 8S Renick of Indianapolis was guest of Walter Fitch and family last week Mr C M Caburn of Indianapolis spending a few days here Miss Anna Gunter of Cincinnati spent Sunday with home folks Henry Franke and Miss Clara Krummel were married by Rev Wig germer on Wednesday June 4 The abbendants were Wi Miss Elizabeth Fea ceremony Wm Py ding party to M where they spent and groom will rel farm west here wishes of their m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lydia Abpianalp
God's Bible School
Cincinnati
8S. Renick
Indianapolis
Walter 4. Fitch
Henry, Franke
Clara Krummel
Wiggermer
Elizabeth
Bucklyn Salve Promises Quick Skin Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Bucklyn Salve as a cure for ulcers sores eczema and other skin troubles claiming rapid healing and easy relief. It presents a testimonial from Bryce Joer of Bushing G Suffered from a mountain of pain and used the salve successfully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklyn
Mia
Bryce Joer
Bushing
Dave
Children Day observance and community notices
Childrens' Day will be observed at the M E Church Sunday evening at 8 p m. Ed Hart and sister Sadie visited Greensburg Saturday. Frank Brown and family of Greensburg spent Sunday there. Geo Meyer and family guests. John Samuione and wife and niece Lois Tarpenning attended church at Cedar Creek Sunday. Miss Anna Melcher and Mrs John Kruse spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Anna Meyers. Mrs John Kinnop and children visiting Mrs John Meyers at Delaware. Berman, 15, son of Wm Meyers, injured a leg near Napoleon Friday. Prof Harry Danacher of Marble Corner held high school exam here Saturday. Lora Grow, Myrtle Shook and Ble Pate graduates from Napoleon School. Rev Broadwell to fill regular M E Church appointment Sunday at 10 30 a m. Bernard Baltman wed Ida Smith at the bride's uncle Edward Waters home Wednesday at high noon Rev H A Broadwell officiating. Best wishes to the couple. Miss Margaret Shook died at Luther Shook's home Wednesday noon of heart trouble age 68. Funeral Sunday 11 30 a m by Rev Dave Wise of Mud Pike church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Ed Hart
Sadie
Greensburg
John Samuione
Lois ‘Tarpenning
Cedar Creek
Anna Melcher
John Kruse
Cothram
Anna Meyers
Berman
Wm. Meyers
Napoleon
Harry Danacher
Marble Corner
Bernard Baltman
MiesIda Smith
Edward Waters
H. A. Broadwell
Margaret Shook
Luther Shook Wesday
Dave Wise
Mud Pikechurch
Guaranteed Eczema Remedy Ointment Sold Nationwide
Dr Hobson s Eczema Ointment promises cure for long standing eczema and skin eruptions. Bath resident J C Eveland claims twenty five years of eczema ceased after using the formula developed by a physician and in use for years. Available from druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis priced ten cents.
Best Laxative for the Aged
Advertisement promoting Dr. King's New Life Pity as a safe painless laxative for the elderly, claiming prompt action and harmless use. Priced at 25 cents and recommended by druggists. Also notes a lost gold pin between Milan and Batesville with a reward for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Batesville
Dignity in Low Numbers in Telephone System
A New Yorker and another observer discuss how small things like telephone numbers reveal business history. They note that Broad 1 indicates an old, established firm, often remaining in place even if moves occur, with many firms in the city proud of long-standing numbers as numbers rise into thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humber
Hadn't Seen Them Art Talks About Vermillion
Mise Oddways comments on a landscape that resembles Mr Ver million's work and notes a painting by Vermillion in every Paris saloon, while a friend admits not having seen Vermillion's paintings. The exchange playful, highlighting conjecture about an artist's ubiquity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Oddways
Mr. Vermillion
Paris
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Auto Ace
Fred‘Tangman
John “Borgman
Tilmote
Sred Brinkian
Londa Brickman
Henry Harvest
Thomas Fuller
Missouri
Louis Fackler
Columbus
Ohio
Pape
Wu. Bosse
Charles Starke
John, Wisman
Herman Dieckiman
Gotlieb Peetz
Frank Prake
Mevamora
Don Canus
Los Ang Tes
Cal
Questa
Chae, Barnes
Dan Holmes
Connersville
E. Martin
Misa Julie
John Aley
Henry Sherwood
Falmouth
Mrs. Maud Curry
Pocahontan
Mesdames
Lizzie Pierce
Oma Gordon
Curry
Zora Stegner
Melingaman
Nora Curry
Nellie Smith
Helen Wright
Ray Smith
Nettie Clark
Roscoe Gordon
Ray Williams
Harry Sherwood
Henry Bultman, Sr
Henry Pohlman
Mies Ida Smith
Ben Bultman
Rev. Broadwell
Ed Waters
George Price
Pennington
Mica Clara Hueneke
Sherman Gookins
Alonzo
John Huencke
Isaac Palmer
Engle
Ed Hoff
Carl Wolf
Harvey Hoff
Waldron
Fred Wolfe
Sunday
Mayme Ros
Frank Enos
George Neimeyer
Frank Colaon
Edgar Dean
Cora Starke
Wm. Barnatt
Marlin
Otto “Glowka
Mrs. A. Hamer
Mrs. A. Hahn
Adam Stadtmillar
Epent
Gregor Spiegel
Ed Giowka
Emil Goldschmidt
Sunman
Henry Wernke
Fred Luers
Bateseville
Dick Einhaus
Fred Luera
Dist. No.2
Oldenburg
FP. B. Moorman
Jos. Grabman
Pete Schreiner
Gaye
Crawfordaville
A. J. Springman
Nunele
Ind
Raymond Springman
Apades
Wieseban
Albert Huoggler
Sharpsville
Ruby Hess
Mr. C. M. Caburn
Mias Anna Gunter
Frank ‘Brown and
Famiily
Green’ Burg
Geo Meyera
John .Kinnop
John Meyers
DelaWare
Lora Grow
Myrtle Shook
Mable Pate
The
Napoleon School
Broadwell
M. & Church
New York
Ghe
Osborne
Meyer
Seal OF
Indiana
Batesville Milling Company
Seal of Indiana
J. H. Willer & Co
John Gauck
H. H. Krome
Daniel Boone
Louisville
Chas. C. Stoll Oil CO
Amr
Boston
Niagara Falls
Batesville Monument Works
Cook L. Co. Cook
Riven T
Weigel
Undertakers
Geo. Steinwart
John Dittus
E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Kentucky
Ripley County
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