Local residents visit and travel notes in Milan area
Milan notes show Oscar Alton of Akron visiting relatives. Alvie Felix and Homer Ashcraft left for Akron for work. Ruthie and Eunice Elrod stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs James Bell. Earle Connelly returned from Indianapolis. Thelma Doran visited Anderson relatives. Uncle Sam Fuller visited town. Mrs Eilden Humphrey from Osgood visits sisters. John Bergdoll of Cincinnati in town. Mrs Parke Imboden of New York visits sister Mrs R L Dooley, with Imboden arriving June 1. Miss Gayle Powell visits. Mildred Grey of Dillsboro hosted by Lois Smith. Alfie Stoddard left for an extended visit in Butlerville. Mary Voss and sons with Vernon White visited Cincinnati. Mrs Chris Voss returns home. Roscoe Powell from Ohio Dental College visited. Louisville student supplied Baptist pulpit. Charles Smith and family spent Sunday with Edgar Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Alton
Akron
Alvie Felix
Homer Ashcraft
Ruthie
Eunice Elrod
James Bell
Earle Connelly
Indianapolis
Thelma Doran
Anderson
Sam Fuller
Eilden Humphrey
Osgood
Chas. Craven
Fred Kline
John Bergdoll
Cincinnati
Parke T. Imboden
New York
R. L. Dooley
Imboden
Gayle Powell
Mildred Grey
Dillsboro
Lois Smith
Alfie Stoddard
Butlerville
Mary Voss
William
Chris
Vernon White
Chris Voss
Roscoe Powell
Ohio Dental College
Louisville
Charles Smith
Edgar Smith
Sunday Socials Across Greensburg and Surroundings
Otter Creek residents Henry Sembach and family visited Fred Sembach. Gus Luhring and family spent with John Sembach. Louis Graue and Mrs. Barney Butt visited Chas Fellerman. Albert Butt contends with a sick horse. Henry Krishop and family joined John Thielbar. Henry Rohls and wife visited Albert Butt. Jake Tucker shopped in Greensburg. John Legenhouse visited Chris Legenhouse. Mrs. Will Schneider and Mrs. Joe Shurman shopped in Osgood. Charles Fellerman attended Napoleon commencement. Willie and Wilford Butt helped Louis Graue plant potatoes. Harry Fellerman visited Robert Meyer at Fink's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sembach
Ofa Wehr
Willie Sembach
Greensburg
Fred Sembach
Gus Luhring
Sunman
John Sembach
Louis Graue
Barney Butt
Chas, Fellerman
Albert Butt
Henry Krishop
Osgood
John Thielbar
Henry Rohls
Napoleon
Jake Tucker
John Legenhouse
Chris Legenhouse
Will Schneider
Joe Shurman
Charles Fellerman
Willie
Wilford Butts
Harry Fellerman
Robert Meyer
Fink’s Church
Versailles People Attend Precinct Meetings and Events
Ed Schuck of Sunman attended a precinct committeemen meeting on Saturday. Howard Akers and his wife visited relatives in Osgood on Sunday. Daisy E. McCoy and Wm. Griffith were in Indianapolis early in the week. Mrs. Wm. Rosengarn spent Wednesday with daughter Mrs. J. P. Harrison near town. Walter Fitch Charles Hageman and Frank Steinfort of Adams Township returned from precinct primary elections on Wednesday. J Francis Lochard and daughter from Batesville visited here Sunday and Monday. G B Ashton and W D Robinson called on the Robinsons at Pierceville Sunday. Henry Wilson Daily E McCoy and spouses attended the State Convention in Indianapolis. Donald McCallum Neil McCallum and William Schrader of Batesville conducted business here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schuck
Sunman
Howard Akers
Osgood
Daisy E. McCoy
Wm. Griffith
Indianapolis
Wm. Rosengarn
J. P. Harrison
Walter Fitch
Charles Hashagen
Frank Steinfort
Adams Township
J. Francis Lochard
Batesville
G. B. Ashton
W. D. Robinson
Walter Robinson
Pierceville
Henry Wilson
Daily E. McCoy
Donald McCallum
Neil McCallum
William Schrader
Grand Ball at Menke's Hall on May 22 1920
Fink's Corner notes a grand ball at Menke's Hall set for Saturday May 22 1920 with all invited. Cincinnati visitor George Feulermann and family spend a couple weeks with local relatives and friends. Henry Graue and wife called on Mrs Fred Meyer and wife last Friday. Richard Ehlers and wife visit his mother Mrs Jane Ehlers for a week. Herman Menke and family and Geo Fellerman and family spent Sunday evening with John Fellerman and family near Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fellerman
Cincinnati
Herman Menke
Cora Harlemert
Harry Smith
Napoleon
Fred Papenhaus
Laughery Bridge
John Finke
Elsie
George Ferather
Elsie Finke
John Oliver
John Herman
Osgood
Henry Herman
Henry Sembach
Oru 1 Wehr
Alma Kirchoff
George Kirchoff
Ray
Alvin Shane
Westport
The Mind of a Woman Explores Spiritual Nature
In The Mind of a Woman Dr. A T Schofield argues women are more religious than men. He says women are more emotional and thus preeminent in the spiritual life, with love described as their defining nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Schofield
Napoleon Boys' Woolen Suits Sold by Nobby Clothing Co
Brief local notice lists Napoleon area boys pants and uniforms in blue serge at low prices from Nobby Clothing Co Batesville. Also notes social updates including deaths, visits, and upcoming church event with address by Dr. George H. Riebolt at the Baptist Church Friday at eight o'clock admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobby Clothing Co
Batesville
Pearl Castor
Davis
Clint Shook
George H. Riebolt
Moores Hill College
Clarence Weber
Rushville
Edward Bredemeier
Osgood
George Fellerman
Cincinnati
John Fellerman
Florence Lyons
Sandusky
Ralph Linville
Dora Timke
Columbus
Ind
Leslie Beall
Muncie
George C. Taylor
Eleanora
Dorothy Dammeyer
Indianapolis
Anna Abplanalp
Harry Behlmer
Sunman
John Wise
Local Social Notes From Osgood Area Gatherings
Osgood R. R. No. 1 hosts include George Fellerman and family of Cincinnati visiting Herman Menke and wife. Numerous local residents and neighbors share Sunday calls and afternoon visits with friends and relatives in Osgood, Napoleon, Laughery Bridge, Greensburg, Lawrenceburg, Westport, and surrounding areas.
Local social notes from Clinton area residents
Louise and Harry Robinson and Miss Frieda Fishmer were recent Mi lan callers. Miss Thelma Smith of Crawford West Virginia is visiting locally. Sunman family and Chester Addison from Rushville were Sunday guests at J D Sunman. Edith and Mildred Eberg joined Rolla Robinson at Kammeier s Corner. Harry Watson from Kentucky visits F D Shaner. Lee Robinson has been ill. Russell, Harvey Eberg and Christian Smith visited George Weinman at Behlmer s. Marshall Smith did business at Acton Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Harry Robinson
Frieda Fishmer
Milan
Thelma Smith
Crawford
W. Va
W. Sunman
Chester Addison
Rushville
J. D. Sunman
Harry Eberg
Edith
Mildred
Rolla Robinson
Kammeyer
Russell
Harvey Eberg
Christian Smith
George Weinman
Behlmer
S. Marshall Smith
Acton
Indiana
Learn to use liniment for rheumatism relief
The article urges applying Chamberlains Liniment for chronic and muscular rheumatism, claiming 99 out of 100 cases respond to external use. It notes the medicine is inexpensive at 35 cents per bottle and 60 cents for large size, and discourages internal remedies.
Sound Waves Classic Physics Idea Explained
The article clarifies that sound refers to audible air or other vibrations that would be heard if they reach the ear. It notes sound is produced by waves in materials such as air metal water or wood and compares a falling tree to symmetrical ripples on a lake caused by a pebble.
Rosemary and twins left with careless caregiver
A four year old Rosemary and her two year old twins were left in the care of a friend with three children of similar ages. While in the pantry the caregiver tried to frighten a child out by saying she heard someone inside. Rosemary approached and stated the intruder was not theirs but one of her own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Swbout
Nation Urges $10 Million For Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Citizens launch appeal to fund humanitarian aid through the Salvation Army for 1919 20, led by Franklin K Lane former cabinet member. The drive seeks local budgets to cover rescue homes hospitals slum settlements and other services with most money spent locally. The fund aims to sustain rescue work fresh air camps prisons foundling homes and food clothing bureaus amid postwar prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens of Nation
Home Service Fund
Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
Nationa
Friends of Humanitarian Service
Salvation Army
America
United States
Mrs Mary Graves Reveals Poultry Raising Tip
Mrs Mary Graves shares experience with poultry raising noting purchase of an incubator three years ago and profit this year. She warns rats killed baby chicks until RAT SNAP used. morning after treatment two dead rats found, then rats disappeared. Product sold by Meyer Hardware Co and Blank's Pharmacy in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceanery
Meyer Hardware CO
BLANK
Wonders of the Heavens and shifting star views
The article explains how the southern hemisphere sees different constellations while noting some overlap. It discusses Earth's axis tilt varying over time, allowing views of both northern and southern star groups at different periods.
California man patents twopart baggage check design
A California inventor receives a patent for a baggage check divided into two parts that must be joined to reveal the number, reducing errors from adjacent or similar looking checks. The device aims to prevent misreads and mixups in luggage handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ripley County Sealed Bids Sought for Three Bridge Projects
The Ripley County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for three reinforced concrete bridges in Washington and Center Townships Indiana. Bids must include double bid bonds and an affidavit of non collusion. Proposals open Monday June 7 1920 at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Indiana
Washington Township
William Licking
Wagner
Center
Delaware Townships
the Auditor
Board of County Commissioners of
Transparent Soap Preparation Process
A description explains how to make transparent soap by drying ordinary soap, dissolving in alcohol, allowing impurities to settle, pouring off the liquid, evaporating the solution, and cooling to solidify in molds.
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Otter Creek
Versailles
Fink’s
Osgood R. R. No
Clinton
FOX Humanity
Robert G. Schulenborg
H. H. Gookins
J. W. Simpers
Board of Commissioners of
Kramer
Pearl and Vine Streets
Sfowe
Lowe Brothers
E. B. Schultz
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