Social notes recount visits and gatherings in a local center
Dan Eneel and family spent Thursday with Susan Johnson and family. William Meyer was at the center buzzing weed last week. J C Dorrel and family visited Sherman Hutson and family Sunday. Rollin Hoyer and family attended the funeral of Mr Janinghan at Versailles. Hiram Johnson of Logan Okla came for an extended visit with Susan Johnson and family, his first trip here in thirty years. Mrs Washington Losey and daughters Cleo and Wilma of Weilgton visited Harry Johnson and family Tuesday. Thackery and wife were present with Nancy Moody Roslin Hoyer and family spent Friday with C Darrel and family for Mrs Florence Darrel's birthday. Clarence Hutson Lafe and John Johnson visited Schwier Hros Monday night. Sherman Hutson returned home Wednesday after a week with r sand and attended Adrian sale at Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Eneel
Susan Johnson
William Meyer
J.C. Dorrel
Sherman Hutson
Rollin Hoyer
Janinghan
Versailles
Hiram Johnson
Logan
Oklo
Washington Losey
Cleo and
Wilma
Weilgton
Harry Johnson
Thackery
Nancy Moody
Roslin Hoyer
Darrel
Florence Darrel
Clarence Hutson
Lafe
John Johnson
Schwier
R Sand
Adrian Sale
Brookville
Jay
Pleasant Park social notes from Hun tersville and Batesville
William Bosse and family visited Mrs Adelheide Kops and sons John and Henry Kops and wife Sunday. Louis Thielking and wife from Batesville spent Sunday with relatives. Several attended Oscar Lehmkuchler funeral in Batesville. Mr Brown and family moved to Fortville Thursday. Herman Wonning and family from Batesville visited Henry Klostermeyer and family. William Bosse visited John Wisman Monday. Fred Goertemiller and wife visited Ed Dieckman family in Batesville. Mrs Charles Dieckman visited sister Mrs Bred Norwold and family at Ballstown Tuesday. Fred Siebert Jr owner of new Ford auto. Patronize our Act Columns. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bosse
Huntersville
Adelheide Kops
John
Henry Kops
Revery
Louis Thielking
Batesville
Oscar Lehmkuchler
Mr. Brown
Fortville
Herman Wonning
Henry Klostermeyer
John Wisman
Fred Goertemiller
Ed Dieckman
Charles Dieckman
Bred Norwold
Ballstown
Fred Siebert Jr
Ford Auto
Local Happenings in Ballstown and Nearby Areas
Mrs William Karl travels to Cincinnati for son Albert's illness and returns with family news of improvement. The Bessler and Schwier trades are noted along with visits from Hervey, Norwold, Greemann, Bauer, Karl, Johnson, Huneke, Benz, Menchofer, Hover, and Wehr families. Activities include hay hauling, wood cutting, and Sunday visits across Ballstown, Batesville, and Indianapolis.
Otter Creek Social and Community Notes
Sembach and wife assisted Henry Sembach in butchering Mon John Thielbar and family and Albert Thielbar and family visited at Henry Krisshop's Sunday. Raymond and Clarence Butt attended the show at Osgood Sunday. Charles Gitland visited Ora Ray Sunday evening. Hattie Tucker returned to Cincinnati last Friday after weeks with home folks. Albert Butt and family visited Chris Legenhouse and family Sunday. Mrs. Mary Fremdling and daughter Nora of Osgood spent Sunday with John Klisman and wife. William and Wilford Butt visited Saturday with Harry Fellerman. Sherman Gookins' family is having a tussle with the grip. Joe Schuerman hauled hay to Osgood Friday and Saturday. Fred Sembach and Charles Fellerman collected for the Armenians one day last week. Henry Legenhause is on the sick list. Ore Ray suffers heart trouble. Henry Mistler's sale was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thielbar
Albert Thielbar
Henry Krisshop
Raymond
Clarence Butt
Osgood
Charles Gitland
Ora Ray
Hattie Tucker
Cincinnati
Albert Butt
Chris Legenhouse
Mary Fremdling
Nora
John Klisman
William
Wilford Butt
Harry Fellerman
Sherman Gookins
Grip
Joe Schuerman
Fred Sembach
Charles Fellerman
Henry Legenhause
Ore Ray
Henry Mistler
Infant Anna Mae christened at Napoleon by LaugheryBridge
Mrs John Niehaus held a Sunday christening for their infant daughter Anna Mae at Napoleon. Rev Kinneman of Delaware performed the ceremony. A series of social calls occurred: George Bode in Greensburg, Frank Henneke Raymond Jobst and Harry Jobst in Osgood, Hazel Sellmeyer in Philo Illinois, George Lode helped with wood, and others visited local families. John Niehaus visited Pierceville. Mary Martin and Harry Huneke delivered hogs to Osgood. George Risinger called in Batesville. Mrs Britney Rimstidt then fell ill with sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Niehaus
Napoleon
Anna Mae
Kinneman
Delaware
Britney Rimstidt
George Bode
Greensburg
Frank Henneke
Raymond
Harry Jobst
Osgood
Hazel Sellmeyer
Philo
George Lode
C. F. Sellers
Wood
Pierceville
Mary Martin
Harry Huneke
George Risinger
Batesville
Harry
Raymond Jobst
John Graue
Local Social Notes From Fink's Corner
Clarence Brebberman and Clarence Laws spent Wednesday evening with Elmer Kestler John Brebbermann and wife who have been sick are improving at this writing Frank Daylor and family spent last Sunday with H E H Menke's Elmer Kestler who came home from Indianapolis because of sickness returned Friday We hope he will get alone better now Fred Meyer and wife and Herman Menke and wife and daughter Selima spent Sunday evening with Henry Sembach and family Lawrence Kestler lost a horse Saturday on account of Old Age It was about 30 years young Clarence Brebberman spent Sunday with Clarence Laws Oscar Oliver has had employment at William Dean's the last two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brebberman
Clarence Laws
Elmer Kestler
John Brebbermann
Frank Daylor
H. E H. Menke
Indianapolis
Fred Meyer
Herman Menke
Selima
Henry Sembach
Lawrence Kestler
Oscar Oliver
William Dean
Dairy Records Set By Bottema Cattle On Big Q Ration
C M Bottema of C M Bottema & Son Zelden Rust Farm Indianapolis reports three official records topping twenty five pounds of butter in seven days. Cows fed exclusively on Big Q Dairy Ration with grain feed produced over 600 pounds of milk in a week. Gold Marjoram, WORLD'S CHAMPION JERSEY COW at eleven years, completed her record on Big Q and corn hearts feed. Kimball's Dairy Farmer notes this as a remarkable test and Morris Flour Mills promotes the feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Bottema
C. M. Botteman & Son
Zelden
Jersey
Kimball
Pohlar Family Activity Captured in Local Encounters
George Pohlar and wife aided Louis Wittkamper in a Monday butcher scene. Alice Schomber and Ralph Croxton visited Pohlar Tuesday evening with other noted calls from Batesville, Sunman, and Brookville. Cal Hutson and kin seen about town. Ed and Clara Pohlar also figure in several Friday and Sunday visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pohlar
Louis Wittkamper
Alice Schomber
Ralph Croxton
Geo. Pohlar
Henry Wittkamper
Batesville
Dart
Wim. Pohlar
Ida Pohlar
Clara
Calvin Hutson
Sunman
Conner Hutson
Calving
Clara Poehlar
Henry Spreckleson
Batesville Puesday
Otto Pohlar
Dayton, O
John Pohlar
Ed Pohlar
Simman
Anna
Brookville
Why Colds Are Dangerous and How to Beat Them
The article explains that colds weaken lungs and vitality, paving the way for pneumonia and other germ diseases like consumption, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and whooping cough. It urges rapid recovery to reduce danger and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable, pleasant treatment.
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New Pennington
Hillenbrand Co
Ind
Allen Breeze
Dernice Brown
Florence Lyons
Sherman Hart
Ward Williams
Dr. McKee
Tsaac Parner
Ernest Narwakl
Morris
Allert Belton
Purdue
Andry Clahn
Dallas Price
Mary Lyons
Newpoint
Henry Peetz
Henry Siebert
T. J. Hart
Rising Sun
Gommel
John Abplanalp
Logan Alexander
Towland
Francis
Logan Thackery
Frank Lyons
Lafe Hickman
Prissine
Game Center
Pleasant Park
Canada
The
Association of Railway Executives
Broadway
New York
William Karl
Albert
Bessler Boys
Wiliam Schwier
Charles Hervey
John, Hoyer
Emil Norwold
Bertha Greemann
Datesville
Bauers
George Menchofer
Dallas Hover
Albert Tlover
Edward Menchofer
George Bultman
Join Wehr and Wife
Siem
Otter Creek
Ed Sembach
Laughery
Fink’s
Dairy Records
Rust
Morris Flour Mills
Batesville Bank
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Camden
N. J
New Haven
Conn
Atlanta
Louisville
Winston-Salem
N. C
Ohio
Minneapolis
Minn
Portland
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
Monitor Stove Co
Florida
Meyer Hardware CO
Sunman Home Outf, CO
M.S. Co
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