Batesville Weekend Activities Highlight Dance and Motor Event
The Batesville area hosts a dance at Batesville Fair Grounds on Saturday with best dance music. A. B. C. s perform at Batesville on Sunday. A motor truck demonstration by the Cincinnati Truck Dealers Association is planned for Tuesday June 22 in the public park to promote roads, farm productivity, and cheaper operation costs, with a 15 piece band and a prominent speaker. Local births and visits from Cincinnati and Indianapolis are noted, along with ordination ceremonies at Holy Family Church and a funeral for Barbara Gross.
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Batesville Fair Grounds
Batesville
Joseph Tebbe
Estella Beidelman
Escanaba
Mich
Roman E Borchelt
Cincinnati
Ray Springman
Indianapolis
Arthur Brown
Clara Wenning
St. Maurice
Cincinnati Truck Dealers’ Association
Mike Rudolph
H. Rechtin
Christ Bishop
Frances Moorman
Rushville
Walter Metzler
Martin Lampe
Carl Stauble
A. Fabisher
Clarence Holtel
St. Francis College
Chatland
Holy Family Church
Sophia Ortman
Barbara Gross
Anna Roth
Barbara
Young Ladies’ Sodality
St. Rose Society
Wallpe Family Silver Weddings and Visits Near Cincinnati
Olivia Wallpe and Mrs. C Volz left for Cincinnati after attending a silver wedding. Louisa Pulskamp of St Bernard visits brother Frank and wife. E J Wallpe attended the Moore Burst wedding at Batesville. Last Sunday Mr and Mrs Jacob Wallpe celebrated their silver wedding. A large group gathered with games and conversation and a bountiful supper. Gifts of silver were given to Mr and Mrs Wallpe. Several relatives attended including Catharine Volz of Bellevue Ky and Greensburg residents. All departed hoping to attend their golden and diamond weddings.
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Olivia Wallpe
C. Volz
Cincinnati
Louisa Pulskamp
St. Bernard
Frank
E. J. Wallpe
Batesville
Jacob Wallpe
Wallpe
Grandpa Pulskamp
Catharine Volz
Bellevue
Frank Peters
Greensburg
Mike Wallpe
Joseph Wallpe
William Pulskamp
Leona
Leo
George Pulskamp
Esther
Margaret Wallpe
Alphonse
Paul
Brookville Society Notes From St Marys Dance Attendance
A Brookville group attended a St Marys dance with attendees including Mr Bach and family Pete Zins and family John Zins and wife Joe Zins and wife Raymond Arnold Clifford Howard and Harold Bruns with John Nunier and family Also Mrs K Volz of Bellevue visited her brother George for the silver wedding of Mrs Jacob Walloe and husband A J Lorenz was in Cincinnati E Niles visited with her sister Bruns and family Leo Lorenz visited J Kokenge and family on Sunday
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St. Mary’s
Mr. Bach
Pete Zins
John Zins
Joe Zins
Raymond Arnold
Clifford, Howard
Harold Bruns
John Nunier
K. Volz
Bellevue
George’s
Jacob Walloe
A. J. Lorenz
Cincinnati
Metamora Social Notes Share Local Travel and Visits
Mrs Earle Gregg and daughter from Brookville visit her parents John Alley and wife. Lola Martindale returns from Kentucky. Will Redmond and Jessie Becht attend Odd Fellows and Rebekah services. Hall of Newcastle visits Henry Senour family. Sherwood family from Falmouth visit DeWitt Curry family. Harry Swift returns from visiting sons in Connersville. George Swift visits relatives in Connersville this week. Ella McGuire visits relatives in Connersville. Charles Williams of Lawrenceburg visits grandparents C H Thorpe and wife. Edith Wright in Brookville. J C Swan visits son Frank Swan and wife in Anderson. Mrs Thomas Lewis improving after illness. India Hutchinson in Brookville. Mary Warner and son of Laurel in town. Bernard Wheatmarchin visits Dan Curry family. Leo Pickett and children return from Wabash. Vera Greiner of Danville visiting Lon Garrison and wife. Edith Wright, Lorna Hutton, Mabel Swartz go to Muncie for school. Mildred Pierce to Oxford for school. Charles Adams of Connersville visiting father Dick Adams. Sherman Condhwright of Laurel in town. Everett Murray and Connersville family visit.
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Earle Gregg
Brookville
Gregg
John Alley
Lola Martindale
Kentucky
Will Redmond
Milroy
Jessie Becht
Connersville
Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Hall
Newcastle
Henry Senour
David Sherwood
Daisy
DeWitt Sherwood
Falmouth
DeWitt Curry
Harry Swift
George Swift
Ella McGuire
Charles Williams
Lawrenceburg
C. H. Thorpe
Edith Wright
J. C. Swan
Danville
Lon Garrison
Lorna Hutton
Mabel Swartz
Muncie
Mildred Pierce
Oxford
Charles Adams
Dick Adams
Sherman Condhwright
Laurel
Everett Murray
Composers Use Peculiar Methods to Spark Creativity
An article recalls how masters of art and music sought inspiration. Grieg, for example, prepared to compose by heating his head for several days, which diminished his appetite and caused eye inflammation but sparked his imagination.
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Grieg
Self-Determination Urges Philippine Independence Tie In Irish Support
The Philippine Press Bureau argues in Washington that backing Philippine independence would outpace sympathy for Irish aspirations. It notes U S Senate sympathy twice in nine months and says American independence would win Britain’s acknowledgment of U S consistency. It urges Congress to grant Philippine independence to prove self determination in practice.
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Friends of Irish
American Congress
Great Britain
Philippine
Philippine Press Bureau
Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Friends of Irish Independence
Philippines
America
Islands
United States
Word of America
Senate
Filipino Soldier Gregorio Cailles Wins Croix de Guerre
Gregorio Cailles, a Filipino, arrived in France in December 1916 and enlisted as a private. He earned the French Croix de Guerre with palm after taking command when all officers in his company were killed, leading a charge and earning a bravery decoration from the French Government.
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Gregorio Cailles
Cailles
France
A Profiteer Says Hat and Coat Trade Catches Watch
The Garment News quotes the Boston Transcript defining a profiteer as a man who can fully charm you into surrendering your watch and chain after taking your hat and coat. The remark frames profiteering as a persuasive crime in street jewelry and clothing exchanges.
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Garment News
Boston Transcript
Booze Not a Cure for Colic Says Local Note
A quirky Ames Iowa Intelligencer item warns against giving whiskey to cure colic or stomach pain. It urges sending the sufferer to a doctor or using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead, correcting the belief that booze helps stomach ailments.
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Ames Iowa Intelligencer
Chamberlain
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Wm. Hammerle
Deweytown
R. R. No
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