Versailles Social Roundup of Local Transactions and Notices
Greensburg visitors include Mr and Mrs Harry Ricketts. Batesville and Milan residents transact business at the Court House. Edna Gordon seeks settlement of Joseph E Gordon estate under the $500 law with appraisers and adminstratrix. Marriage licenses issued for Winsor Pohlar and Gronwalt Merkel. Real estate transfers include Lemen to Gaum 50 acres and Wayhinger to Titus 2 1 2 acres valued at 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ricketts
Greensburg
Abe Gilliland
George Fremdling
W. C. Leslie
Davidson Yater
Osgood
Court House
E. McCoy
Minogeo
Ed Abbott
Milan
W. D. Robinson
G. B. Ashton
Indianapolis
Harry Lutherbeck
State Tax Board
Board of Review
Messrs
Ed Gage
Fred McClanahan
Jackson Tp
John Hillenbrand
Batesville
FE. E. Taylor
Edna
Keck
Velma Dole
George Lemen
William Gaum
Shelby Tp
Herman Nordloh
Ida V. Wilshire
Henry F. Rupker
Earl F. Cross
Franklin Tp
Vernon M. Wayhinger
James D. Titus
John Ballman
William Martin
New Marion
Gilbert B. Larabee
Medora Raymond
Frank Hutson
Johnson Meyers
Center Tp
Kate Masten
John H. Bethel
Washington Tp
Julia J. Brooks
Ellis J. Wright
Deer Foot Crossing Community Notes
Edna Cutter and Lillie Bohner called on friends at St Pius Sunday afternoon. Several from here attended the dance at Milan Saturday evening. Lester Plump and family of Pierceville called on August Cutter and family Sunday afternoon. Henry Bohner Sr. and wife of Milan spent Tuesday and Wednesday with their son William and family. Ethel Schornick and Walter Seevers attended the ball game at Pierceville Sunday afternoon. John Lingo and family of Cincinnati spent the weekend with S. A. Lingo and family. Mrs. Mary Stewart of Versailles spent from Sunday evening until Tuesday evening with her brother C. F. Sellers and family. C. F. Sellers and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Sellers mother Mrs. William Mackey at Dillsboro on Monday. Harry Huneke plowed corn for Britney Rimstidt Wednesday. Louis Nickell and sister Nora were callers in Osgood Wednesday. Dr Gibson of Batesville made a professional call in this vicinity on Thursday. C. F. Sellers and family spent Sunday with William Greemann and wife at Batesville. George Brown and family Henry Brown and mother of Greensburg spent Sunday with James Henneke and family. Quite a number attended the community meeting here Saturday night. Mrs John Dittmer and son Floyd spent Saturday night and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Britney Rimstidt. C. F. Sellers and son Clifford were callers in Osgood Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Cutter
Lillie Bohner
St Pius
Milan
Lester Plump
Pierceville
August Cutter
Henry Bohner Sr
William
Ethel Schornick
Walter Seevers
John Lingo
Cincinnati
S. A. Lingo
Mary Stewart
Versailles
C. F. Sellers
Cc. F. Sellers
Sellers
William Mackey
Dillsboro
Harry Huneke
Britney Rimstidt
Louis Nickell
Nora
Osgood
Dr Gibson
Batesville
William Greemann
George Brown
Henry Brown
Greensburg
James Henneke
John Dittmer
Floyd
F. Sellers
Clifford
Surprise Dinner Honors John Jeffries Near Hopewell
A gathering Sunday June 26 at John Jeffries home near Hopewell marked his ninety seventh birthday with forty medley relatives and friends from North Vernon Cincinnati Osgood Holton May’s Defeat Leatherwood and other areas. The guests shared music games and a bountiful meal to celebrate the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jeffries
Hopewell
Ramey Jeffries
Alva Pickett
North Vernon
Louis Lane
Clarence
George Chapman
Cincinnati
Howard Jenkins
Clarence Wilson
Osgood
S. D. Brown
Haney's Corner
Arlie Hull
Zenas
Kennie Burton
S. F. Neel
Clara Franklin
Holton
J. D. Lane
Ira Daugherty
William Franklin
Frank Woolf
May
Verna Behrens
Ora Pickett
Silas T. Jeffries
Tilda Pickett
Leatherwood
John Labolt
Wilbur McNew
Tracy Jeffries
Oscar McNew
Isaac Large
T. J. Conover
Gus van Osdell
A. E. Conover
Frank Hoppes Jr
Jay Cook
Mary Labolt
Alice McNew
Emma Bostic
Lena Grossman
Napoleon Fourth Event At Batesville Draws Crowds
The community gathers for the Fourth with a Colored Orchestra performance expected to attract locals. Delegates Lisetta Fruchtricht and Sylvia Taylor join Luther League activities at a Richmond state convention. City ties include visitors from Dayton and Smyrna and multiple local family diversions and attendances to weddings, funerals, and services.
Honeymoon couple in Michigan and local visits noted
Osgood cards from Beanie Conyers and wife on their honeymoon in Michigan. Mrs Laura G Hyatt hosted stepchildren for dinner Clyde Hyatt and wife from Indianapolis Alice Hurcomb and Gertie Wagner with children Eva Bernard and baby Alice all of Osgood. Family gathering marks first time since father’s death. Additional visits include Goodapple of Cincinnati to Beckner home near Osgood and William Benham from Cragon t attending his mother and sister Etta. Mrs L Hyatt visited Madison relatives. Helen Roberts Noble Glenn entertained grandmother. Helen and Robert celebrate red letter days with grandma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beanie Conyers
Gladys Gookins
Michigan
Laura G. Hyatt
Clyde Hyatt
Indianapolis
Alice Hurcomb
South Bend
Ind
Gertie Wagner
Eva
Bernard
Alice
Osgood
Mrs. Goodapple
Cincinnati
Noble Glenn
Helen
Robert
Local Family Visit Roundup in Osgood and Nearby Homes
Osgood R I area social notes list Miss Clara Finke visiting her brother Clarence and wife. Henry Menke visits Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg relatives. Arthur Grow and wife return to Indianapolis after a ten day stay with Mary Allmeroth and kin. Mrs Geihle visits Mrs Henry Menke. Fred Jobst family guests of Edward Meyer. Batesville residents Jake Hafner and John Nye visit Henry Herman. George Schroder family visit Mrs Henry Menke. Mrs Carl Horn and daughter Martha travel to Pittsburg to visit son Oscar and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Finke
Clarence
Osgood
Henry Menke
Cincinnati
Lawrenceburg
Arthur Grow
Indianapolis
Mary Allmeroth
Geihle
Fred Jobst
Edward Meyer
Jake Hafner
John Hafner
John Nye
Batesville
Henry Herman
George Schroder
John
Charley
Carl Horn
Martha
Oscar
Pittsburg
Otter Creek Residents Visit and Local Commencement
Frred Sembach and daughter of Lawrenceburg visit Mrs. Mary Steinfelt this week. Fred Miller and sister of Cincinnati and George Hunterman and family with Clarence and Roy Butt and Will Sembach and family visited John Sem back last Sunday. Many attend the Osgood commencement where five Lamb School graduates are Alfred Sembach Robert Thieabor Harry Fellerman Willie Butt and Wilford Butt. Ora Ray and family visited Tom Hartig last Sunday. John Thieabor plowed corn for Rev. Horn Monday. John Butt and wife Charley Butt and wife Chester Butt and wife and baby Wilfred Butt and his lady friend and Albert Butt and family Charles Fellerman and family spent last Sunday with Louis Graue and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frred Sembach
Lawrenceburg
Mary Steinfelt
Fred Miller
Cincinnati
George Hunterman
Clarence
Roy Butt
Will Sembach
John Sembach
Osgood
Lamb School
Alfred Sembach
Robert Thieabor
Harry Fellerman
Willie Butt
Wilford Butt
Ora Ray
Tom Hartig
John Thieabor
Rev
Horn
John Butt
Charley Butt
Chester Butt
Wilfred Butt
Albert Butt
Charles Fellerman
Louis Graue
Chamberlains Tablets Endorsement by Mrs Newton Vreeland
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York says Chamberlains Tablets help her and her husband during meals and travel. She reports relief from heavy after meals dullness and indigestion and recommends taking one or two tablets. The ad invites readers to patronize the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
The Pink Valentines Beside the Village Shop
Philip Barton partners with Basil Crowther to run a village books and stationery shop selling valentines and postcards. Rosa Graham and her mother visit, while Roger Darnell’s flirtatious demand tests Philip’s resolve as the shop buzzes with customers and good humor. The scene ends with laughter as Valentine’s Day passes.
Pink Valentine Sparks Quiet Romance at General Store
In a small town shop, Philip, shy for years, receives a pink valentine from Rosa Graham. He learns she recognized his handwriting and plans to escort her home as a snowy evening unfolds, hinting at a coming romance sparked by the note. Basil Crowther jokes about valentines guiding couples toward marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deckerville
Basil Crowther
Philip
Annie
Rosa Graham
Roga
Valentine
Phil
Rosa
Mr. Crowther
Also Mentioned on This Page
Napoleon
Lisetta Fruchtricht
Sylvia Taylor
Richmond
Our
League
Wilbur Holmes
Opal
Dayton
E. O. Waters
Frank Hillman
Isaac Hart
Henry Draping
Smyrna
Anna Ewing
Mary Oetjen
Harry Smith
Watson Gookins
McCoy's Lake
John Einhaus
Harvey
Anna Fruchtricht
Olean
Omer Day
George Beckeweg
Lewis Heimsath
James Hazelrigg
William Dodson
A. J. Beveridge
Crane
Henry T. Crane
Shelbyville
Otter Creek
the Pink Valentines
By Clarissa Mackie
de Clar
Wa Paper Syndicate
Philip Barton
Philp
Breil
Trona
Basil
Ips
Roger Darnell
Philly
Sociable
Roger
The
Tribune
Tri-State Butter Co
Ohio
Tri-State
Indiana
Kentucky
Citizens’ Savings and Loan Assn
H. F. E. Schrader
Pres
John Wenning
Treas
C.C. Meyer
Secy
Usco
Ussco
United States
Tire Co
U. S
Rubber Company
Pohlar Auto CO
Mack Bros
Sunman
GEO. F. Siefert
Morris
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