Social News from Indianapolis and Nearby Towns
Oldenburg Ed Freihage of Indianapolis was the guest of home folks Sunday. Alois Springman and wife, Mrs. John Faust and Richard Springman left Tuesday for Louisville to attend the wedding of Albert Springman to Miss Marie Strauble, of that city. Others returned from visits and attended commencements, with relatives visiting in Crawfordsville, Dayton, Cincinnati, and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Freihage
Indianapolis
Alois Springman
John Faust
Richard Springman
Louisville
Albert Springman
Marie Strauble
Peter Schreiner
Tipton
Crawfordsville
Grabman
Robert
Howard Jones
Ed Hoelker
George Blank
St. Bernard
Blank-Feldkamp
Omer Burdick
St. Mary’s College
Dayton
Clarence
Leonard Holtel
Cincinnati
George Holtel
Clara Daeger
St. Ann's
Indc
Rev
Vigil Daeger
Eugene Etter
Reed
Jacob Etter
Rennert
St. Louis
Frank Flodder
Edwin Soller
Pearl ‘Lux
Lawrence Weintraut
L. Soller
Little Miriam Cook
George Simmermeyer
Blooming Grove
Wedding and social notes from Oxford area
Sunday gatherings include Mr. Clear Fork in Sunday attire and Mrs. Frank White's family hosting. Henry Freeze and son with Mrs. Orin Jones visit, Miss Millie White travels to Oxford for work, and a quarterly conference at Center Chapel is noted. The Rizzi Schwegman wedding occurred Thursday with festivities, a Saturday dance at Mr. Thorntons, and farming activity as crops are cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Fork
Henry Freeze
William
Orin Jones
Oxford
Frank White
Millie White
Arthur Lanning
William Lanning
Ella Lanning
Mary White
Alden Jones
Center Chapel
Raymon
Elmer Schwegman
Herbert White
Peter Roth’s
Joseph Rizzi
Henrietta Schwegman
Mr. Thornton
Peppertown People News Card from Mays and nearby towns
Alden Colters and George Hunt of Mays spent last Sunday with Will Marlin and family. Charles Kramer visited L Schuneman and family. Thorpe and Williams of Metamora attended church here. Will Horstman visited sister Mrs George Reifel. L Romer of Louisville spent Sunday with his mother. Fred and Dora Fllerman were Oldenburg callers last week. Mrs Honstatt visited Mrs Quinlin. Minnie Becker of Batesville spent Sunday with Louis Becker and family. Arlie Rust of Pipe Creek visited his parents. Chamberlains Tablets recommended by Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York for indigestion and constipation. An old Irish superstition warns against sleeping outdoors in May for fairies dangers. Our paper reaches every home and helps you reach buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Colters
George Huntsinger
Mays
Ind
Will Marlin
Charles Kramer
L. Schuneman
Thorpe
Mr. Williams
Metamora
Will Horstman
George Reifel
L. Romer
Louisville
Romer
Fred
Dora Fllerman
Oldenburg
Honstatt
Quinlin
Minnie Becker
Batesville
Louis Becker
Arlie Rust
Pipe Creek
Jasper Rust
Local notes from Metamora and area visits
Metamora residents and visitors share reports of travels and illnesses. Numerous trips to Brookville Connersville Indianapolis Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg appear, with family visits and health concerns noted throughout the week. The section also covers a science note on tourmaline and a new silverplating process from periodic literature.
No Conception of Money in Talk It Up Column
A humorous exchange from Kansas City Star features witty banter on money sense. Myrtle is mocked for lacking understanding of money's purpose while Jane notes she has a savings account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Jane
Kansas City Star
Dietary Example Inference On Preachers Longevity
The Lexington Leader notes a satirical statistic claiming preachers live longer than other men, suggesting the idea that many men eat too often and too much. It uses this as a humorous commentary on daily eating habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Start a Small Ad Business to Grow Big Later
The snippet hints at growing a small advertisement venture into a larger enterprise. It advises starting small if necessary and emphasizes eventual expansion and scale.
Raven and Solitary Raven Habits and Curses in Folklore
The raven is described as empivorous with a diet from worm to whale and builds nests under overhangs where rabbit remains reveal position. It is solitary and drives away its offspring. A southern joke about curses contrasting with violent phrases is noted, and experiments with music are claimed to cure insanity related to grapho phone overwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
County Commissioners Allowances and County Office Expenses
A long list documents payments for commissions, clerical assistance, salaries, office expenses, and various county services. Names include O C Busehing W D Robinson Grace A Robinson C R Hertenstein J E Gordon E A Zierer and many assessors, deputies, and clerks with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over 30 thousand dollars for road contracts and pike work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C
C. R. Hertenstein
J. E. Gordon
E. A. Zierer
W. F. Neighbert
Jno. Gunter
Ethel Gunter
Earl Risk
Geo. H. Friend
Josephine Friend
Jas. Rimstidt
Magdaline Bishop
Rowland Bishop
Beret F. Fowl
Carrie N. Fowl
Stella Weare
Lorenzo Weare
Chris Steuri
Bloemer
Everett Reese
Solomon Reese
John F. Fox
J. T. Elrod
J. W. Edgar Smith
W. R. Griffith
Aid
Wm. H. Beebe
N. Western Mfg Co
Burroughs Add Mach Co
Hy. Wilson, Co
C. E. Holton
Jno
Krummel
Bur
C. Abplanalp
Tha
Osgood Journal
Indpls. Commercial
Colvin
Oscar Vogel
J.I. Ricketts
Prig. Co
J. M. Prince Co
Q. M. Alton
J. Oa. Spencer
Osgood Telephone Co
Cecil Shook
Adv
Payt
BR. F. Jackson
Ben Fangman
Pike
H. G. Pegee
Pegee
Otto Kaiser
Whit. Evans
Walter Pegee
O. Dorsett
Eva Ernsting
Zena Wendelman
J. J. Amberger
Sentinel Prog. Co
W. D. Robinson
Jas. H. Benefiel
Milan Commercial
C. W. Pegee
Eng
Hunter & Boyd
Theo Wanstrath
Trustees Notice in Batesville Township
E C Timmermann township trustee announces weekly office hours at the First National Bank Building Batesville and invites all parties with township business to call on Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
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Peppertown
Chamberlain
Ross Clarke
Raymond
T. J. Holmes
Mary Williams
Lawrenceburg
C. W. Thorpe
Abe Chance
Laurel
Odd Fellows Decoration
Marilla Stowe
Helen Jones
Herman Kaiser
Whitcomb
Elisha Smith
Brookville
Lawrence Hess
Glenn Jackson
Charles Martindale
Connersville
Harry Martindale
Ezekiel Lewis
Walter Jackson
Roy Butcher
Keith
L. R. Purvis
Elbridge Jackson
Nora Curry
Dan Curry
Margaret Edelman
Mollie Metsker
Beecher Matthews
Hazel Jones
Edith Wright
Hazel Starkle
Mollie Starkle
Martha Maguire
Ella
Clyde Ames
Ellen Burton
Josephine
Oklahoma
Walter Gordon
Lorna Hutton
Estelle Stephenson
Jerry Gordon
Nora
Sarah Wheatmarchin
Betts St. Hospital
James Swan
Max, Gordon
Elia MaGuire
Melvin Gordon
Herbert Glisson
DeWitt Curry
Fairfield
Everett Murray
Elsie Parvis
Lewis Parvis
Popular Science Monthly
Sheffield
Popular Mechanics’ Magazine
Rudd
Judd
Apennine Peninsula
Tribune
West Bound
Walsman’s Shoe Store
Morris
Sunman
John Sieg
Adams Township
U. S
Mmmermann Gc
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Cholerine
Blank’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
Harry Schwier CO
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