Local News From Greensburg Area Notices
SUNMAN BORN To Mr and Mrs White a boy at their Greensburg home. John Minger's grandson returns to Versailles after winter visit. Edith Fletcher injures arm while playing. A F Ferris improves and is up again. Farmers sow crops despite heavy rains. Doctors attended Osgood medical meeting. Engelbright visits from Indianapolis with relatives in Lawrenceburg. Roepke family plans move to Indianapolis. Mrs John Graff remains ill. Freeland Bruns Endres seen at Milan. Will Turner with wife from Holman visit. Mothers each receive white carnation. Morris Robinson discharged from navy and staying in New Jersey awaiting home return with bride. William Dreyer visits Cincinnati relatives. Joe Ward and wife visit Minger. Cordelia Sieg of Cincinnati vacationing with home folks. Thomas Mead and Ted Reibel seriously ill. Edith Tangman critically ill at Hubbles with slim chances. Gus Bruner family host Rogers and Ruby Sieg guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Engelbright
Wm. Engelbright Jr
Indianapolis
Albert Behlmer
Lawrenceburg
Harvey Roepke
John Graff
H. L. Freeland
Wilbur Bruns
Ed Endres
Milan
Will Turner
Holman
Morris Robinson
Navy
New Jersey
William Dreyer
Cincinnati
Joe Ward
John Minger
Cordelia Sieg
Thomas Mead
Ted Reibel
Edith Tangman
George and
Anna Tangman
Hubbles
Gus Bruner
Frank Rogers
Ruby Sieg
Spades
Weisburg News Roundup of Local Visits and Social
Weisburg residents and nearby folk make Sunday gatherings with kin in Oakley Greenfield Sunman Indianapolis and Batesville. Notables include Mr and Mrs John D Rockefellow visiting in Indianapolis. Edith Tangman shows slight improvement while illness lingers. Dr Glaser and wife and Dr Smith of Lawrenceburg call on local residents.
Sie fert sale at Yung's Corner attracts locals
PIPE CREEK residents attended the Sie fert sale near Yung's Corner last Wednesday. George Osburn from Sharp's Corner and Uncle Jacob Abplanalp drove to St Peters Friday. Yescribe and Oliver Baas were at St Marys Tuesday. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp joined a Caroline Denni birthday surprise on Sunday. Mr Jenner and his daughter Jennie of Spades visited Charles and family Sunday. Mrs P Baas of Penntown visited Fred Abplanalp Sunday. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp spent Sunday with brother Chas near Eastern Ripley where Robert and wife and nephew from Oakley were also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yung’s Corner
George Osburn
Sharp’s Corner
Jacob Abplanalp
St. Peters
Yescribe
Oliver Baas
St. Marys
Jacob
Lizzie Abplanalp
Caroline Denni
Mr. Jenner
Jennie
Spades
Charles
P. Baas
Penntown
Fred Abplanalp
Chas
Ripley
Robert
Oakley
Social visitors and callers in Sharp Corner community
Miss Alice Schomber spent Sunday afternoon with Cassius Osburn and wife. Clifford Schomber returned home from Cincinnati Sunday evening. Miss Anna Cardwell visited Dorothy Wittkamper. Conner Hutson and wife called at Batesville. Henry Spreckleson and wife called at Batesville. Mrs Conner Hutson a business caller at Spades. Henry Pohlar and wife visited John Pohlar and family. Mrs John Pohlar and son Ed called at Sunman. Miss Ida Pohlar spent Sunday with John Pohlar and wife. Appearing garbled advertisement text ends with promotion to advertise in SEE and they will keep you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Schomber
Cassius Osburn
Clifford Schomber
Cincinnati
Anna Cardwell
Dorothy Wittkamper
Conner Hutson
Batesville
Henry Spreckleson
Spades
Henry Pohlar
John Pohlar
Henry Mang
Sunman
Gottlieb Bauer
Edward Bauer
Richard Bultman
Henry Schierenbeck
Fred Bergman
Osgood
Conrad Luers
Mrs. Fritsch
Local farmers plow on after potato plantings
Farmers continued potato work last week and shifted to corn plowing. Numerous Batesville and Laughery area residents visited relatives and hosted gatherings, including Maggie Schrader's birthday party and multiple Sunday visits by extended families. Several trips to Osgood and Napoleon occurred as relatives joined in family events.
RAT-SNAP Pest Control Ad Claim Summary
An advertisement promotes RAT-SNAP as the best rat killer with guaranteed results. It claims strong carcass petrification, no odor, ready to use in cake form, and that pets won’t touch it. Available in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00. Sold by Meyer Hardware Co. and Blank's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Hardware Co
Blank’s
Adams Church Ladies Aid Meet and Local Notes
Adams Church notes a monthly Ladies Aid meeting. Several residents, including Fred Bergman, Ernest Schutte, and families, visited Batesville and Yorkville over the weekend. Mrs Henry Crum of Delaware died of heart failure and was buried at Adams Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Church Ladies' Aid
Fred Bergman
Batesville
Ernest Schutte
George Richter
Hilda Schutte
Lucinda Finhaus
Hilda
Timke
Lorene Kroner
Yorkville
Anna Heeseman
Dick Schutte
William Bernhard
Henry Behlmer
Fred Behlmer
William Behlmer
George Fillenworth
Henry Vogel
Heeseman
Adolph
Selma
Henry Crum
Delaware
Adams Church
Lillian
Camping Trip Preparations Suggest Carrying Chamberlain Remedy
Advice to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy before departure for camping. It cannot be obtained on hunting fishing prospecting trips or while traveling by car or steamship. Having it with you is the safest option for travel.
Social notes from Fairland and surrounding areas
Mrs Ella Hughbanks of Fairland visited relatives here last week William Golden was called to Indianapolis for his father’s death The elder Golden lived to age five Mrs Henry Franke was at Batesville Tuesday morning Mrs Louis Fassold and children spent Sunday with relatives at South Gate Mrs John Sieg went to Cincinnati Sunday to spend a few days Herman Krishop and family with John Gunter family Alpha Rhodes and daughter visited Abplanalp family Saturday and Sunday Ray Ransom left for Indianapolis to work Mrs Sherman Mason called at Batesville Monday morning Platform note ends with a jab about health wealth and wisdom through advertising
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Hughbanks
Fairland
William Golden
Indiapolis
Henry Franke
Batesville
Louis Fassold
South Gate
John Sieg
Cincinnati
Herman Krishop
Walter
Herbert
John Gunter
Alpha Rhodes
Abplanalp
Ray Ransom
Indianapolis
Sherman Mason
Local social notes from Penntown and nearby towns
Myrtle Marlin and sister from South Dakota visit Al Meyer and family. Various locals host dinners and attend Ladies Aid. Travel and visits include Bartling Bros in Cincinnati, Mesmeier family from Indianapolis, and Arthur Bartling's Oakland trip. Notables include sick Louis Richter improving, Caroline Denni’s surprise birthday, and multiple calls and visits among Meyer, Bartling, Stahley, and Denni families across Penntown Sunman Cincinnati Brookville and Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Marlin
John Graff
South Dakota
al Meyer
Fred Baas
Philip Schumacher
E. Heitzman
Batesville
Wm. Meyer
Ladies’ Aid
Bartling Bros
Cincinnati
William Meyer
Lewis
Brookville
Louis Cook
George Mesmeier
Alvin
Alice
Indianapolis
John Mosmeier
Lawrence Meyer
Kentucky
Arthur Wittkamper
Louis Richter
Albert Koepple
George Theobald
M. P. Hubbard
Casper Irrgang
Louis Klein
Arthur Nuber
Henry Price
Sunman
Casper Bartling
Caroline Denni
Caroline
Arthur Bartling
Oakland
Toledo
Michael Stahley Jr
Miss Marie
Dr. Vincent
M. J. Stahley
Marie
Susan
RAT SNAP Proves Effective Rat Control Says Carpenter
In Woodbridge New Jersey Mr B E Carpenter reports a rat problem at his home. After using RAT-SNAP he found seven large dead rats the next morning and, within two weeks, no rats remained. The product comes in three cake sizes priced 25c 50c and 1.00 and is sold with a guarantee by Meyer Hardware Co and Blanks Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Carpenter
Woodbridge N. J
Meyer Hardware Co
Blank’s ‘Pharmacy
Raining Cats and Dogs Origin Debate Recalled
A Notes and Queries excerpt reprints a Daily Express London letter offering an origin for the phrase Raining cats and dogs. The writer Bertram Cooper Cannock suggests catadupe meaning a cataract and links Greek Katadoupoi to Nile cataracts, arguing the phrase derives from heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Express of London
Anys
Bertram Cooper Cannock
Christian Science Monitor
Foot Square and Square Foot
A mathematician notes a 10 difference in area or surface between a foot square and a square foot, suggesting possible shape variation. A foot square is defined as a rectangle with four equal sides measuring one foot, while a square foot may be irregular in shape as long as its area equals 144 square inches.
Diet tips for digestive comfort and Chamberlain's Tablets
For a weak stomach, follow a diet suited to age and occupation and keep bowels regular. If you feel overfull or constipated, take one Chamberlain's Tablet to ease distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sunman Bank reports May 4 1920 financial condition
Sunman Bank a state bank at Sunman Indiana presents its report of condition as of close of business May 4 1920. The statement lists total resources of 600795.64 with deposits 526938.37 and capital stock 25000 plus surplus 25000 and undivided profits 10000. Notary J J Westrick confirms sworn date May 11 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ National Bank
Sunman
Indiana
Ccc
Hurt G. Bielby
G. B. Ashton
L. A. Bruns
Alma Wetzler
Sunman Bank
State of
Ripley
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Henry Schwier Estate
In the Ripley Circuit Court April Term 1920 The First National Bank as Administrator filed its Final Settlement and will be examined May 12 1920 Heirs Creditors or Legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved Witness CHRIS H KASSENDICK Clerk A B WYCOFF Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schwier
Ripley Circuit Court
First National Bank
Circuit Court
Chris H. Kassendick
A. B. Wycoff
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George Meister
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Edward Huncke
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E. R. Behlmer
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