Social Guests At Local Households In Knightstown Area
Clint Risk and wife and Arthur Risk and wife of Knightstown Ind were guests of Bert James and wife over the weekend. Mrs Rose Risk mother to accompany home. Wm Waterson and wife and Sophia Waterson of Brookville visited Sherman Hutson family Sunday. Susan Johnson and family and Dan Engel and family were guests of Mrs Rose Strobel. Claude Dorrel and wife and son called on Jos Newman. Iola Michel returned from Cincinnati after four weeks with relatives. B J Wiete Batesville visited Saturday and Sunday. Thackery and wife visited at New Pennington. Clara Huneke returned Monday after work with her sister Mrs Roy Hoyer. Oscar Engel wife and family Harris Borgmen and families visited Geo Grow at Napoleon Sunday. John Prakel Jr North Branch passed through Center Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Risk
Arthur Risk
Knightstown
Ind
Bert James
Rose Risk
T. K. James
Wm. Waterson
Sophia Waterson
Brookville
Sherman Hutson
Susan Johnson
Dan Engel
Rose Strobel
Claude Dorrel
Jos. Newman
Iola Michel
Cincinnati
B. J. Wiete
Batesville
Selector Thackery
New Pennington
Clara Huneke
Roy Hoyer
Oscar Engel
Harris Borgmen
Geo. Grow
Napoleon
John Prakel, Jr
North Branch
Newpennington Square Sunday School and League Draws Crowds
Sunday attendance rose at Newpennington Square activities with Athenia Williams and Bernice Brown visiting Florence Lyons. Several locals visited relatives, shopped, and enjoyed a chicken supper at Cross Roads.
Florence Lyons Calls On Bernice Brown Thursday Evening
Florence Lyons visited Bernice Brown on Thursday evening. The article notes the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peele died Friday morning after an extended illness. Several locals and relatives visited relatives and spent weekends in Batesville and Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Lyons
Bernice Brown
Charles Peele
Rolland Palmer
Bertis King
Batesville
Selector Thackery
New Salem
Elma Norwold
Jessie Venter
Ida Hart
Indianapolis
Ella Schwier
Letta Williams
Norma Thackery
Greensburg
Ruth Burkette
Linville
Newpoint
Frank Lyons
John Devis
Local visits and social calls around Ang
The long list records Sunday and Wednesday visits among residents including Ed Schone J M Marticke Aug Marticke and families. Several greetings involve H Holle Frank Bergman Lou ise Fruchtricht Henry Stickfordt and Gossell with Bis nonspecified gatherings. A medical note suggests Chamberlain liniment for a lame back with regular massage to affected muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Holle
Frank Bergman
Ang. Marticke
J. M. Marticke
Ed Schone
F. Marticke
Grandma Wessel
Herman Wessel
Henry Stickfordt
Fred Bergman
Geo. Bergman
Frank
Local social visits and family gatherings noted
Fred Luers and son Elmer joined by others visited Lookout on Thursday. George Meister called at Morris on Saturday. Herman Huneke and family spent Sunday with relatives at Sunman. Luers family visited Adams church and John Prakel’s home on Sunday. Several families attended the funeral of Mrs Henry Schutter in North Vernon. Emma Schierenbeck visited Laughery Bridge and Lockout with Conrad Luers. Maggie Praker helped Mrs Christ Schorling with cleaning. Henry Mang and family plus Edna, Oscar Denker spent Sunday with Edward Huneke’s family. John and Elmer Luers stayed with relatives at Fink's Corner. A trip to Indianapolis by Henry Mang and wife with Oscar Denker and Fred Luers’s wife occurred Saturday. they returned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Luers
Elmer
Lookout
George Meister
Morris
Herman Huneke
Sunman
John Prakel
Adams Church
George Haessig
Carrie Cook
North Vernon
Henry Schutter
Conrad Luers
Laughery Bridge
Emma Schierenbeck
Lockout
Maggie Praker
Christ Schorling
Henry Mang
Edna
Oscar Denker
Edward Huneke
John
Elmer Luers
John Ferather
Fink’s Corner
Oscar
Scherer Corner Social Roundup at Wednesday Event
Mr and Mrs Scherer hosted a gathering with relatives and friends on Wednesday evening. Ice cream and strawberries were served. Several families and visitors from Greensburg Indianapolis Laughery and nearby towns were noted in weekend and Sunday visits and calls. Richard Sarringhaus shown as much improved following medical concerns. Reverend Nicholas visited Mr Scherer over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Scherer
Ben Meyer
Greensburg
Glen Wildman
Laughery
Leona
Arthur Hawley
H. Harlamert
The Doctor Away From Home When Most Needed
Many people face saddened frustrations when their family physician is absent at critical times. Colic pains and diarrhoea demand swift relief, and fatalities have occurred before medical help could arrive. Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy offers prompt treatment and safety in households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sunday Guest List From Osgood Area
Kelleyton families and neighbors shared Sunday visits with Richard Graue and wife and others in Osgood. A funeral in Aurora involved John Dittmer and Aug Dittmer, while Frank Krause and wife moved to the old Walker place in Newport, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sembach
H. Weber
Osgood
Richard Graue
William Rolf
Osgood, Land
Hiram Whistman
Herman Meyer
Jacob Rimstidt
Harry Henneke
Laughery Bridge
John Luers
Fred Wittenberg
Luella Lafary
Anna
Lulu Whistman
John Dittmer
Dittmer
Aurora
Frank Krause
Newport
Walker Place
To Prevent Belching Use Slow Eating and Cham berlain Tablets
Advice to eat slowly and thoroughly masticate to avoid belching. If belching persists take one Cham berlain's Tablet after supper for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pleasant Park visitors and local family gatherings
Lewis Weber and family visited her folks in Manchester on Monday. Henry F. Peetz and family spent Sunday with his brother John and his family at Happy Hollow. Several residents attended the Cross Roads supper and bazaar Thursday. Ed Dieckman and Will Dieckman of Batesville were guests of Chas Dieckman and family Sunday. Henry Dieckman of Greensburg is visiting relatives this week. Job Printing Tribune Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Athenia Williams
Bernice Brown
Florence Lyons
Alexander
Miller
Newpoint
Ruth Burkette
Greensburg
Linville
Henry Narwold
Henry
Napoleon
Ernest Narwold
Harry Siebert
Elma
Batesville
Ed Hart
Indianapolis
Martin Alexander
Grandma Hart
Cross Roads
Thackery
Salem
Logan
Anna McHugh
Friend
Elma Norwold
Goyert
Lewis Weber
Manchester
Henry F. Peetz
John
Happy Hollow
Ed Dieckman
Will Dieckman
Chas. Dieckman
Henry Dieckman
Repartee That Had Sting
A barber teases a young soldier about his visits on Saturday nights. The man explains he shaves himself weekly and pays the barber on Saturdays, while two girlfriends share his week: Mary on Wednesdays and Ruth on Saturdays, as the barber realizes the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Mary
Ruth
Indianapolis News
American in France Looks to Rejoin Frontline Troop
A nameless American soldier in uniform heads toward the front in France. He explains he missed much of the training, spent time at a horseshoes school, and is on permission to join his old unit for the fight, aiming to catch up before he reports for a new job. He seeks to join the Henries’ action and bids farewell as he speeds along the dusty road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Donkey Valor and Dye Industry Rise Noted in 1918 Reports
In Leslie's Nor man Hapgood writes of the donkey’s role from Mesopotamia to Baghdad and Jerusalem, praising its endurance and usefulness, while separate reports show American aniline dye exports in the 1918 fiscal year reached 7,296,080 dollars, marking a shift from German coal dyes. The dye industry expands from seven firms in 1915 to about 150 by 1918, signaling rapid American chemist progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
America
Firearms Question At Sunday School Procession
A mother discusses eligibility for church roles with her son after Sunday school. She notes good behavior and attendance could lead to leading the procession or carrying flowers, while the question arises whether any carry revolvers. The brother quips about firearms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Coma
Bronze Jewelry Making Solution and Sun Mystery
The text describes gilding small items using a hot caustic potash and cyanide bath with gold chloride addition. It also outlines a theory that no one has seen the sun, proposing a hidden hot nucleus beneath a chromosphere. It notes the bean origins and varieties, tracing the common bean to South America and broad bean to Southwest Asia and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Europe
Southwest
Asia
The Singing Mouse Warbling Habit in Rodents
Descriptions of the common house mouse Mua mus culus and the American wood mouse Hesperomys leucopus note that some individuals acquired a warbling habit. They trill a few notes in a high shrill timbre, vocalizing in a manner that might be called sluging.
Lowell Thought on Business as Mind’s Steady Ballast
A quotation extols business as the best ballast to steady the mind and protect it from creakiness, suggesting disciplined work keeps thoughts firm and secure. The line presents a pragmatic view attributing mental steadiness to business activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Thought
Lowell
Optimistic Thought Elevates Self to Higher Station
An editorial portrait celebrates a figure who, through self merit, seeks a loftier role. The piece lauds resilience and ambition as paths to public service.
Notice to Non Residents Quiet Title Suit in Ripley Court
Ripley Circuit Court September Term 1919 case George M Hillenbrand plaintiff vs John Burtschi et al defendants for quieting title to Lots 363 and 378 in Frederick Schrader Second Addition Batesville Ripley County Indiana non residents named as defendants must appear September 2 1919 at Versailles Court House or be defaulted. Attorney M F Bohland filed complaint and affidavit of unknown defendants residence. Clerk Chris H Kassendick sealed notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Ripley Circuit
Versailles
Rig E
The Fly and the Flea Escape Through Flaw
A fly and four fleas in Aue were imprisoned. The fly urged fleeing and the flea urged flying as they escaped through a flaw in the flue.
Watch the Saucer Signal for Plant Health
Water in the plant saucer signals a healthy root system. lack of runoff indicates possible problem with the plant. Tribune Job Printing emphasizes helpful guidance for readers.
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Game Center
Newpennington Square
R. R
Sherman Gookins
R. N. Sherer
Mrs. Ulmer
Indianapolisis
George Reckeweg
Kelleyton
Pleasant Park
Tribune
Barber
Baku
Norman Hapgood
Leslie
Mesopotamia
Flo
Bagdad
Mahomet
Heaven
Jerusalem
State of
County of
Chris H. Kassendick
Atty
Doz
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