Local residents visit relatives and travel notices
Oldenburgs Alvin and Bernard Holtel from Cincinnati spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs Schwetchenan of St Bernard visited her daughter at the convent. Andy Herrman returned to Cincinnati to resume his prearmy position. Mrs William Farrell and son returned to Cincinnati after weeks here. Frank Metz and family of Batesville visited his father. Mrs Anthony Ziegler returned from Noblesville. Mrs Joseph Piatner returned from Cincinnati. Ary Moorman and family and Herman Moorman and family of Batesville visited home folks. Rev V Daeger left for New Mexico to witness his brother’s consecration. Mrs Waldhaus returned to Cincinnati after a two week visit. Ste Kerker went to Cincinnati. George Holtel Sr and son William and George Feldkamp and Richard Springman went to Brookville on business. Leo Borchelt of Cincinnati visited his wife and relatives. Florence Oswald of Indianapolis and Elizabeth Laker of Indianapolis visiting their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin and
Bernard Holtel
Cincinnati
Ary Moorman
Herman Moorman
Batesville
Rev
V. Daeger
New Mexico
Albert Daeger
Oer. Fe
M.waldhaus
Ste Kerker
George Holtel Sr
William
George Feldkamp
Richard Springman
Brookville
Leo Borchelt
Florence Oswald
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Laker
Easter visits and local arrivals in Metamora area
Easter gatherings and visits span Metamora Connersville Brookville Laurel and nearby towns. Notables include Miss Irene Hudson visiting relatives with Otis Murray Jr and family and Civil War veteran Benjamin Hud derson's passing in town. Willis Ramsay returns from France as Joseph Jackson family hosts guests in Laurel.
Causes of headaches linked to stomach issues
The piece states that headaches stem from a disordered stomach or constipation and that Chamberlain's Tablets can correct this. It claims many have found permanent relief, noting the tablets are easy to take and mild in effect.
Peppertown Dance Planned at St Clair Hall May 3
Local notices list social calls and travel in the Peppertown area. Fred Stirn and wife were Oldenburg callers last Saturday. George Wambsley conducted business in Oldenburg. Mrs Hugo Roemer visited Metamora and Oldenburg. Mrs Will Reifel and Miss Minnie Reifel visited Oldenburg. Mrs Will Teufel and Mrs Will Reifel visited Mrs Will Marlin at Bagunia. Gus Pepper went to Indianapolis to bring his mother home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Clair’s Hall
Fred Stirn
Oldenburg
George Wambsley
Hugo Roemer
Metamora
Minnie Reifel
Will
C. Reifel
Conneraville
Fred Teufel
Will Marlin
Local Visiting News from Brookville Area
Brookville area residents share visits with relatives and neighbors. Elizabeth Lorenz and sisters visit Cincinnati relatives. George Pulskamp and family visit St Marys. Mrs Elizabeth Niles visits family. Ben Lithman and daughter Dora visit Frank Munchel nearby. Mrs Michel from Benton County visits Aug Fledderman and kin. Mrs Herman Jr visits Ben Langferman. John Kokenge hosts at St Ives. Sunday visits recur among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Theresa
Meegeret Lorenz
Cincinnati
Geo. Pulskamp
H. Kruthsupt
St. Mary's
Eliz. Niles
Ben Lithman
Dora
Frank Munchel
St. Peters
Michel
Benton Co
Aug. Fledderman
Ben ‘Erman, Jr
Ben Langferman
St. Ate
John Kokenge
John Spen
Wm. Jansing
Haymond Social Roundup and Local Actions
Dance at St Clair s Hall drew crowds on Saturday night. Pipe Creek Valley Thrashing Ring elected officers at John Munchel s. Gus Schwegman president Henry Freeze vice president. News notes include births visits and farm work as frost harms fruit in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Pipe Creek Valley
John Munchel
Gus Schwegman
Henry Freeze
Conrad Schwegman
Conrad
Wm. Osborn
Brookville
Frank White
George Hildebrand
Alden Jones
Oideng
Leo Simmermeyer
Oral
Harry Christy
Dorothy Lithman
Mary
Alfred Sammis
Muriel
Millie White
Joseph Schwegman
Frank Kirschner
Anthony
Raphael Zins Receives First Communion at Deweytown
A May 3 gathering at Mr and Mrs Jacob Zins home honors their son Raphael on his solemn communion. The report notes several local families traveling to services and visits, with residents sharing greetings and drives to Peppertown and St Marys. An aside mentions Chamberlains Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Clair’s Hall
Jacob Zins
Raphael
E. J. Walloe
Herman Grunkemeyer
Roman Grossman
Burg
St. Mary’s
Leo Lorenz
Babe
Margaret Wallpe
Vincent
Peppertown
Button makers urge tariff protection against Japanese imports
Rep Philip P Campbell spoke to the Federation of Button Manufacturers at the Waldorf Astoria urging Congress to quickly pass a protective tariff. He warned Japan and India compete with lower wages, while A H Phelps of the U S Chamber of Commerce cited a 2800 percent rise in exports. Officers of the new federation were named and offices opened at 1182 Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Democratic Party
Philip P. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
America
Congress
Paris
Japan
India
A. H. Phelps
United States Chamber of Commerce
Federation
L. R. Carley
Patent Button Company
Waterbury
Letters from Bertha Greemann at Camp Hosp No 101
Miss Bertha Greemann writes from Le Mans France to Grace and Nora describing Evacuation No 11, relocation to Camp Hospital 101, and changes in living quarters including new Red Cross housing. She notes mail delays, new address, weather, and recent visits to the Y and Gov Hanley talks, plus mentions of friends, Kodak photos, and church connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hosp
LeMans
France
E. H. No. 11
Gov. Hanley
Nora
Rute
New York
Niel
Red Cross
138 Inf
Illinois
Milton Wah
Gerry Greemann
Milton
Quincy
Cribune Printer Delights in Sympathetic Power
A brief item praises Cribune Job Printing for its quality and the able display of sympathy. The note quotes Phillips Brooks on the power of sympathy to reveal tidiness within a man and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips Brooks
Palm leaves grown for fiber used in American brush making
The article notes Chinese palms are cultivated for fiber along with leaves. Outer leaf stems are removed, fiber cut into lengths, and the product prepared for shipment to the United States for brush manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Finds it Out Afterward in Love and Marriage
A brief note suggests that true love leads a young man to marry regardless of means. The item appears in a Job Printing-Tribune Office notice with contact phone 22.
To Clean Marble From Odd Fragments And Quotes
A fragment discusses a French professor claiming ideas strike between two and five in the morning and humor about affairs. It then gives a marble cleaning method: wash with soap and water, dry, paste with bathbrick and lemon juice, rub, rinse with cold water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Darkest Just Before Dawn
A reflection on finding light after reaching the lowest point with a note that hope returns as circumstances improve. The piece ties a motivational theme to a Tribune job printing line.
Philosophy of life as friendship offered to others
Philosophical reflection notes that life’s mystery reduces to an opportunity to be a friend to someone else. Job Printing Tribune Office phone 22.
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