Summers and visitors mark a July Fourth in Napoleon
The report lists numerous visits and social gatherings across nearby towns. Rosalinda Kanning and Elsa Drescher entertained relatives in Lawrenceburg. Ed Hart and Marshall joined in New Pennington. Greensburg and Indianapolis visitors appear throughout the weekend and a family reunion occurred at John Steurs Jr. residence with attendees from Indianapolis Newcastle Greensburg and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Park
Rosalinda
George Kanning
Elsa Drescher
Lawrenceburg
Ed Hart
Marshall
New Pennington
Attie Knowland
Indianapolis
Isaac Hart
E. O. Waters
Manford Alexander
Lulu Oetjen
Greensburg
A. E. Rose
Mrs. Brown
Cincinnati
Edna Wilkerson
Commiskey
Fred McClanahan
Cressa
Mildred Waters
Leona
Juanita Waters
Tanglewood
Dorothy Dammeyer
Anna Bauer
Flora Behlmer
Emerson Behlmer
Versailles Social Notes and Local Transfers
Versailles social activity includes guests Florence Beer and Smith Hunter family in New Castle, and relatives visiting from Madison Elwood and Patricksburg. Marriage licenses issued to Benz and Thiel, Wetzler and Beer. administratrix filings for Steg ner and Kirschbaum estates. real estate transfers in Osgood Holton Versailles Center Townships with several parcel trades and modest sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Francis
Madison
Wisconsin
Newt Gullinger
Elwood
Josephine Francis
Clemens Lomatsch
Patricksburg
O. P. M. Wycoff
William Kohlmeyer
Milan
Thomas Harper
Chris H. Kassendick
Ben Licking
Holton
Will McCoy
John Holzer
Daisy E. McCoy
Leo M. Benz
Adeline M. Thiel
Batesville
Thomas E. Wetzler
Glenna F. Beer
Sunman
Local Social Roundup Near Kammeyers Corner
Clinton Lewis Cook and John Boldrey called on H Eberg Saturday. Middendorf of Cincinnati visited his wife and sons here Sunday. Russell Eberg helped Christ Robinson shock wheat for days. Rufus Tangman and family spent Sunday with Bert Anderson family. Will Sechnerman and family called on Milan Saturday. Charles Merkley and family visited Ed Barnfisher and wife Wednesday. Harry Eberg and family visited Raleigh Robinson near Kammeyer’s Corner. Mrs Holt Wilson visiting relatives in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Cook
John Boldrey
H. Eberg
Mgr. Middendorf
Cincinnati
Russell Eberg
Christ Robinson
Rufus Tangman
Bert Anderson
Will Sechnerman
Milan
Charles Merkley
Ed Barnfiher
Harry Eberg
Raleigh Robinson
Kammeyer’s Corner
Holt Wilson
Kentucky
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Medy Ad
Advertisement urging households to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea medy during hot months. Claims high usefulness and cost value, urging immediate purchase for family preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Valuable Information on House Ants and Garden Insects
The article describes ant control methods from locating and destroying the nest with chemicals to poison baits using syrup and tartar emetic, plus cautions on safety. It also revisits garden insect sprays listing arsenate of lead as a preferred treatment for multiple chewing insects and pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Weather and Social Roundup From Local Indiana Area
Rain persists making fields too wet for work as wheat cutting passes and threshers loom. Hot days bring illness amid updates on visits from Walter Wright of Indianapolis and various neighbors seeing relatives at White Hall and Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wright
Indianapolis
Will Wright
Richard Hafft
White Hall
Fred Hafft
John Montgomery
Roy Hunterman
James Beneziel
Ben Lane
Wright
Denny
William Ferguson
Edward
Joe Kiefer
Joe Messing
Madison
Hopewell Baptist Church Services and Local Socials
The town reports usual Hopewell Baptist Church services on Sunday morning and night. S Tt Jeffries of Leatherwood visited relatives Sunday. Miss Montana Smith is ill. John Jeffries and wife hosted William Franklin and family from May's Defeat and Howard Jenkins from Elwood. Gus Van Osdell attended the Moores Hill ball game. Residents attended a Holton Chautauqua last week amid wet weather harmful to corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Jeffries
Leatherwood
Montana Smith
John Jeffries
William Franklin
May
Howard Jenkins
Elwood
Gus van Osdell
Moores Hill
Holton
Chamberlains Tablets Cure Stomach Troubles
The ad claims Chamberlains Tablets quicken stomach strength restoring natural function. A quarter cost and a Tribune Ads prompt to try this remedy for ordinary stomach troubles.
Mother Fur Seal Describes Recognizing Her Own Cubs
A Mother Fur Seal explains how she can identify her own cubs among thousands on the beach. She contrasts motherhood across seasons with travel by sea and emphasizes care, feeding, and the joy of squid meals, while noting the Killer Whale as a danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Fur Seal
Lur Seal
Alaska
Steller
Oa Great
M Mny
Tino
Grub Makes the Butterfly
A playful aphorism suggests transformation from grub to butterfly by culinary whimsy. The piece compares a grub to a hot roll as a whimsical analogy about change and cooking.
Sound speeds vary with distance from explosions
Dr. Dayton Miller of the Case School of Applied Science finds loud explosions travel 1,240 feet per second at the source, 22 percent faster than normal, drop to 5 percent above normal at 200 feet, and approach normal speed at 500 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton ©. Miller
Case School of Applied Science
Definition of high seas and coastal sovereignty
The rule of international law states that coastal nations have exclusive sovereignty over waters up to three miles from their shores. Beyond that limit lies the high seas, open to all countries, not the exclusive property of any single nation.
Revised Version of Fashion Entry Sparks Unseen Entry
When fashion enters the door a phrase about style triggers a vivid image of Killa flying in through the window. The snippet hints at a dramatic style clash between indoors and outdoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion
Killa
Weight gain promise ad from American Proprietary Syndicate
An advertisement from American Proprietary Syndicate of Malden Massachusetts claims a simple guaranteed safe treatment will increase weight by 10 to 25 pounds per month with flesh and muscle gain. It asks readers to write for a free box and to enclose a 50 cent box price with stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Proprietary Syndicate
Malden
Mass
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Krummel Estate
In the Ripley Circuit Court September Term 1921 John Krummel as administrator filed Final Settlement of William Krummel deceased His account and vouchers will be examined Sept 7 1921 Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause why the account should not be approved Witness CHRIS H KASSENDICK Clerk A B Wycolf Attorney June 23 1921
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Krummel
Ripley Circuit Court
John Krummel
Circuit Court
Chris H. Kassendick
A. B. Wycolf
Notice to Non-Residents in Ripley County Indiana
Legal notice in Ripley County Indiana cites Lillie E. C. Schrader as plaintiff and Wilbur J. F. Schrader as defendant. Complaint No 826 filed by attorney Albert Wycoff requests appearance next term starting September 1921 in Versailles Circuit Court. Defendant unknown, diligent inquiry failed to locate address, affirms absence of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Indiana
Ripley County
Ripley
Lillie E. C. Schrader
Wilbur J. F. Schrader
Albert Wycoff
Versailles
Indiana
A. D
Chris H. Kassendick
A. BK. Wycoff
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Napoleon
Dora Timke
Roy Dorrell
Freda
Mary Hiners
Bernard Fowl
Marie Bauer
Edna Abplanalp
William Abplanalp
Mary Heath
William
Charles Seymore
Fairview
Luther Shook
Clifford Lawrence
Clint Shook
Carl
William Huneke
Chas Binnie
John Steurs Jr
John Hancock
Ida Hirt
Hollowell
Norman Hollowell
Ruth
Carrie Diehl
Newcastle
Ed Hancock
George C. Taylor
Marie Windsor
Steinfelt
P. Holzer
E. Bielby
Mary Foreman
Florence Beer
Smith Hunter and
Ella Stegner
Hayden Stegner
Amanda Kirschebaum
John Kirschbaum
Laura E. Whitam
Andrew A. Goss
Osgood
Florence L. Daubenheyer
Bryan J. Castner
Alice Gordon
Eugene Gordon
Lawrence Watson
Stanley Stewart
Clinton
W. T. Oxer
Hopewell
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