Rushville and surrounding residents visit relatives in Cincinnati
The report lists numerous local residents visiting relatives in Cincinnati including Mrs. Albert Schuerman of Farmers City and Mr. and Mrs. Gilman hosting guests O. L. Crider and Bernice Greenhaai from Manchester. Several family matters noted with measles cases and a dangerous spinal meningitis illness in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schuerman
Farmers City, Lit
Fred Louke
Mrs. Gilman
O. L. Crider
Bernice Greenhaai
Manchester
Local Social Roundup From North Point and Sunman
Amelia Baaz of Penmown visited Fred Abplapaipana’s family for several days. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp and their brother Charlee spent Sunday with the Abplanalp family at North Point. Ed and Alice Huber were at Clover Leaf Branch Sunday. Jacob L. Abplanalp and Slater callers were at Sunman Saturday afternoon. John Wolfert and Carrie Wittkamper spent Sunday evening with Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Baaz
Penmown
Fred Abplapaipana
Jacob
Lizzie Abpianalp
Epent
Charlee
North Point
Alice Huber Apent
Clover Leaf Branch
Jacob L. Abpianalp
Slater
Sunman
John Wolfert
Carrie Wittkamper
Jacob and
Lizzie Abplanalp
Versalll Dont Fail To Attend Sunman Band Dance
Sunman Band hosts a July Fourth dance at the Big Four Hall. Judge Thompson and family travel to Gary Indiana for their son Robert Thompson's wedding. W H Smith and wife host a lawn party for visiting Miss Bessie Adkins. Everett Austin and Carl Smith visit Madison on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
Big Four
Hall
Thompson
Gary, Ind
Robert
W.H. Smith
Bessie Adkins
Everett Austin
Carl Smith
Madison
Fourth of July at Fair Grounds Batesville Highlights Local Visits
July 4th at the Batesville fair grounds drew a large crowd despite threatening weather. Visits came from Miss Nellie Thorpe of Metamora and relatives of locals, while the Newpoint Stars lost to Wolfe as Wolfe pitched a no hit game with six Stars runs. Next Sunday the Stars may play Brookville at Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Batesville
Nellie Thorpe
Métamora
Chas. Williams
Kentucky Admirals
Newpoint Stars
Greensburg
Admirals
Wolfe
Stars
Brookville
Farmers Continue Wheat Cutting in Local Area
The report notes ongoing wheat cutting as farmers finish fields. Batesville residents Fred Dieckman and family visited relatives here Sunday while John Bower of Napoleon spent Wednesday with local kin. Henry Siebert and Godfieb Peetz bought a new binder in Batesville and other locals including John Meyer and daughter Louisa visited Herm an Dieckman. Mrs. Gommel and Mrs. Peetz called on Mrs. Ahring on Wednesday. Jef Hart and wife traveled here by auto to visit Christ Gommel's family. Mrs. Peets suffered a bruised foot last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dieckman
Batesville
John Meyer
Louisa
Herman Dieckman
Mrs. Gommel
Mrs. Peetz
Ahring
Jef Hart
Christ Gommel
Mrs. Peets
Mahlon Day and family visit Moores Hill guests
Mahlon Day with wife and granddaughter Ruth Shook stayed from Saturday to Monday with his sister Miss Alice at Moores Hill. Miss Faun Chaplain returned home Saturday after detaching Mrs Ed Glasgow the prior week. Teachers' examination drew a crowd. Mrs Depple is seriously ill. Father Ragen conducted holy communion for twenty two children Sunday. Lafay and others suffered minor injuries in a near accident. A large nine foot sewer along the Ripley house street shows a cavern tendency. workmen addressed it though no one was badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahlon
Ruth Shook
Miss Alice
Moores Hil
Miss Faun
Ed Glasgow
D Lafay
Ripley House
Social and financial success of euchre ad dance last Thursday
The euchre ad dance held last Thursday drew a strong social turnout and good finances. Several locals visited Batesville and Greensburg areas over the weekend, including callers, visitors from Cincinnati, and trips through Indiana and Illinois. Notable attendees included Mrs. Frank Leffering and daughters, Miss Maude Adkine, Miss Florence Slick, and Ed Fritsch with Tillie Closterman winning the dance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Batesville
Ed Fritsch
Lady Friend
Tillie Closterman
T Here
Ballstown Fourth of July Notes and Local Visits
Ballstown community reports visits from Wm Meechhofer and family to Ernest Norwold’s. Rev H Flantz from Cross Roads stopped by midweek. Birth announced at George Wamsleyan’s: a daughter. Nocka family from Batesville greeted Juouis Stockinger and wife. Albert Hoyer works for Henry Schwier during harvest. Many attended a dance at John Norwold’s in Swedensburg. Irvin Wenning visited George Menchhofer. Louis Stockinger and wife guests of Mr and Mrs Eggler in Batesville. Fred Rabenstein from Indianapolis visited his father-in-law Steve Kortenaart near Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Batesville
Wm. Meechhofer
Ernest Norwold
Rev. H. Flantz
Cross Roads
George Wamsleyans
Rev. Nocka
Juouis Stockinger
John Norwold
Swedensburg
Irvin Wenning
George Menchofer
Louis Stockinger
Mrs. Eggler
Two Words Defined Difference Between a Sanitarium and Sanatorium
The Literary Digest explains that sanatorium derives from sanatorius meaning health giving and treats disease or invalid care with local therapies. Sanitarium comes from sanitas meaning health and focuses on preserving health rather than treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Digest
Milan and surrounding towns notes and obituaries
Milan notes record illnesses visits and social events including Col J L Stites funeral and the Stites/I O O F home stay. Attendees at exams and visits from Indianapolis Cincinnati Taylorville Hartwell Greensburg and Weat Baden cited along with revival close and school commencement with nineteen graduates. Local ads note a fine new auto purchase and Camberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold locally.
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Migs Dieselberg
Frank Palmer
Herman Thum
Vincent
Mr. Thum
Mr. Powell
Charles Lang
Amelia Bruns
Jay Adkins
Canada
Kitt
W. W. Ferris
Killenworth
Mrs. Powell
Reuben Powell
A. Ferris
Everett Perris
Indianapolis
Versaill &S
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Henry Metz
George Metz
Paul Perry
Jessie Redington
Arthur Daugherty
H. W. Jenkins
John A. Meyer
Carl Wolfe
St. Paul
Alfred Maynard
Christian Church
Fred Morgan
Fred, Jr
Will Nicke
E.C. Jerman
Jerman
Burke
Newpoint Gas Co
Gilbernon Place
John Bower
Napoleon
Henry Siebert
Godfieb Peetz
Pather Ragen
Frank Leffering
Rowmnda
Sfieé
Josephine Schneer
Clarence Donnell
Jack Hess
James E. Harlow
Ed O'Mara
Columbia
Ohio
G. L. Buber
Maude Adkine
Chas. Goldschmidt
Frances Ryell
Misa Clara Sand
Albert Delrick
Indiana
Illinois
Chaz. Mobr
Rhine Huber
Otto Glowka
Ida Merkel
Gus Lind
Lizzie Slenderman
Milan
Norking
Florence
Irene Slick
Alma Unversell
Henry Kiosterman
Edna Stevens
John Friess
Herman Woerdeman
G. L. Huber and
Ballstown
Aibert Hoyer
Henry Schwier
Ernest Nargold
George Wambsgonly
Fred Rabenstein
Hisather
Steve Kortéenaart
Meyer Hardware CO
Lew Rix
Delmar Kickengard
Zona Shockley
Maude Hillman
Electa Montgomery
Messrs
Walter Wilson
Wm. Jolly
Osgood
Edna Knowlton
Col. J. L. Stites
Raymond Olmsted
M. E. Lewis
L. R. Olmsted
James Hortot
Little Son
Daniel Kidd
Texas
Virginia Dowdbey
Will Meyer and
Hartwell, O
Clara van Dyke
Florence Olmsted
Raymond
Opthamric Hospital
Floyd Kissell
Oldenburg
Lucy Withrow
Babe
Dillsboro
M. E
Thoreday
E. S. Powell
Col. Stites
Laura Phelps
Tayloraville
Daisy Belle Rouse
Dr. McCallum
Neil
Iriday
Walter Mulford
Harry
Lawrenceburg
Franklin Township
Howard Rouse
Daisy Belle
Atty J, Ah, Connelly
Mr. I. M. Schoonover
Weat
Fuller and Cravens
E. B. Schultz
Bateaville
Undertaker
ED A. Zierer
H. Severinghaus
Batesville, Ind
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Eocee Lines
Boston
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Niagara Falls
Cin
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Cairo
Peoria
Atlantic City
Adirondack Mountains
America’s
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G. P.O
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W. Kops
RAW
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Freezer
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UY Flicers
A. A. Hackman
A. d. Hassnen
L. Joaxpon
HLM
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K. C. Timmerman
J. Lehmituebler
A.A. Hackman
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George H. Goyert
L. Johnson
Charles. Johnson
A. L. Greemann
Geo. W. Jobunning
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