Oldenburg social events and local visits noted
Oldenburg dance planned at Town Hall Tuesday June 17 by the Young Men's Social Club. St Clair dance Wednesday night June 18. Delays include visits by Jos Pfeiffer Leo Pfeiffer of Indianapolis and other locals. Overseas returnees Frank Meer Anthony Siefert. Various visitors from Cincinnati Indianapolis and Detroit. Funeral attendances documented and marriage bans announced for William Holtel Caroline Brockman.
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Oldence Town Hall
Young Men's Social Club
St. Clair’s
Jos. Pfeiffer and Son
Leo
Indianapolis
Vigil Daeger
Diamond
Ind
Emma Holtel
A. Korte
St. Bernard
George Holtel
Leo Borchelt
Cincinnati
John Gehring
Jean Brandes
Harry Baumer
Josephine Wolfhorst
E. Qualls
George Siefert
Mich
J. F. Burdick
Jos. Huth
Jack Huth
Paul Murchel Sr
Three Funerals Mark Brookville R R No 7 in Three Days
Three Brookville area funerals were held within three days at St Marys of the Rock church. Laura Walloe, 20, died Wednesday after years of ill health and was buried Saturday. Joseph Schneerson, 34, pioneer settler, died Wednesday and was buried Sunday. Mrs Jacob Zing nee Volz died Friday. heart trouble caused a sudden death. Relatives from nearby towns attended.
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Laura
Margaret Walloe
Jos. Schneerson
Jacob Zing
Volz
St. Mary's of the Rock Church
Henry Zins
John Zin
John Rennekamp
George Pulskamp
Grandpa
Alois Pulskamp
Heasler
Bellevue
Geo. Pulskamp
Laura Wallpe
Zins
George Grunkemeyer
Carl
Lizzie Grunkemeyer
Piqua
John Grunkemeyer
Alma Lorenz
Marie Bruns
Chas. Graman
Isabella Hasser
Benton Co
Death of Loretta Walloe in Deweytown
Loretta Walloe died at about 2 a m after a brief illness at age 20 years 2 months and 26 days. Funeral held Saturday at St Marys with large attendance. The family thanks Rev Weishaar undertakers Weigel Burst pallbearers and flower girls for support. Mrs John Volz of Bellevue Ky attended with relatives from Indianapolis and others returning Monday.
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Loretta Walloe
St. Marys
Weishaar
Weigel & Burst
John Volz
Bellevue
Loretta Walipe
Zins
Q. Volz
Rose
Joseph
Henry Volz
Emma
Indianapolis
Jacob Zins
Metamora Services and Local Notices Featured Church Event
Memorial services conducted by Rev. W. E. Watkins at the M. E. church honor Civil War veterans Milton Curry Connie Swan Harry Swift and John Alley Sr. World War vets include Donald Gordon Arthur Curry Russell McGuire Beecher Bunyard and Marshall Murry. Various local visits and travels noted among residents.
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M. E. Church
W. E.watkins
Milton Curry
Connie Swan
Harry Swift
John Alley
Donald M.gordon
Arthur Curry
Russel McGuire
Beecher Bunyard
Marshall Murry
Charles Wright
Brookville
Rose Edelman
Tipton
George Lewis
Cincinnati
John Lunsford
Oak Forest
Jon Curry
Blooming Grove
J. C. Swan
Anderson
Frank
Mary Williams
Lawrenceburg
C. H. Thorpe
M. F. Cupp
Will Marlin
Salt Creek
Will Alley
Peppertown
Helen Jones
Connersville
Mr. Rosenberg
George Swift
Harry L.gordon
Emerson Gordon
DePauw
Charles Allison
Peppertown Social Round Reports Visits and Notes on Maria White Lowell
Peppertown residents share weekend visits among neighbors including John Wolfcrest Fred Teufel Charles Kramer and James Marlin. A note recalls Maria White Lowell daughter of a Watertown farmer and poet wife of James Russell Lowell with a private 1855 verse collection now in the New York Public Library archives.
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St. Clair’s
John Wolfcrest
Fred Teufel
Charles Kramer
Calder’s Corner
John Wolfhorst
Henry Wolfhorst
James Russell Lowell
Maria White Lowell
Lowell
New York Public Library
Watertown
Maas
Maria
Invisible Airplane Wings From Transparent Cellulose Acetate
Reports describe wings made from transparent cellulose acetate sheet at one hundredth inch thickness, offering visibility at several thousand feet and increased pilot view. Strength comparable to traditional wing covers with light weight, tear spread a potential drawback mitigated by reinforcing loosely woven fabric. Also noted is rust removal method for steel using lime and polishing with emery.
Milton’s Diction Delights the Tribune Printing
A compact appraisal praises Milton’s grand diction as it weaves arches and labyrinths of language with musical echoes. The note credits E P Whinple and closes with Tribune Job Printing as a pleasing service.
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Milton
E. P. Whinple
Quiet Title Action Against Non Residents in Ripley County
In Ripley Circuit Court September Term 1919 George M. Hillenbrand sues John Burtschi et al to quiet title to Lots 363 and 378 in the Frederick Schrader Second Addition Batesville now Batesville Ripley County Indiana. Defendants named as non residents are urged to appear September 2 1919 at Versailles Courthouse to answer or demur. Clerk Chris H Kassendick. Attorney M F Bohland. 4t
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Ripley
George M. Hillenbrand
John Burtschi
M. F. Bohland
Burtschi
Herman H. Buckman
Buckman
Andrew Erkenbrecher
Herman Schrader & Co
Herman Schrader
Ripley County
Indiana
Frederick Schrader
Batesville
State of Indiana
Ripley Circuit Court
Versailles
Ripte
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Oldenburg
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Deweytown
Columus
Metamora
Jasper Rust
Harry Peetz
Monroe
Charles Marlin
Ella
George Wambsley
Tribune
State of
County of
Chris H. Kassendick
Visavings Clubs
First National Bank
Lockwood
Atest
China
Ohio
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