Oldenburgik Peine and Ben Haverkos Amet Day
The report notes several residents and visitors, including Henry Brandes and wife of Flint Michigan visiting Batesville area, and Ke Koepfle of St Bernard. Mrs. Keopfle returned to Good Samaritan hospital in improved condition. Raymond Lamping and family moved to Greensburg to establish a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ik Peine
Ben
Lomard Wachter
Clem Obermeyer
Iowa
K. of C
Batesville
Henry Brandes
Little Duuighine
Flint
Mich
A. Brassed
Tueseary Brandes
Local Social Ties And Family Visits Reported
Mrs Frank Fehrman and children returned from Reading Ohio after a week with relatives. William Harmeyer recently back from Italy joined them for a week’s visit. Rose Brockmann of Oldenburg visiting Jos Hirt and family. Oscar Placke and Ada Placke of Huntersville spent Sunday with John Oesterling. An unidentified child injured her leg badly while playing near a Placke home. Placke school district No 3 closed last Tuesday. Leonard Waechter and Clemens Obermeyer left for Rock Rapids Iowa for work. Harry Waechter attended Welcome Home Day parade in Indianapolis. Mrs John Bessler and sons visited Anthony Waechter’s family. Clem Obermeyer and Leonard Waechter visited Henry Kutter Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fehrman
Reading
Ohio
William Harmeyer
Italy
Rose Brockmann
Oldenburg
Jos, Hirt
Oscar Placke
Ada Placke
Huntersville
John Oesterling
Anns Mae
E Placke
Leonard Waechter
Clemens Obermeyer
Rock Rapids
Iowa
Clem
Ford
Harry Waechter
Indianapolis
John Bessler
Edgar
Clemens
Anthony Waechter
Clem Obermeyer
Henry Kutter
Local Social Roundup From Batesville Brookville Area
Rainy weekend with visits among residents of Batesville Brookville and nearby. J H Kile and wife Mary White hosted at Batesville while Osburn family from Brookville and Cecelia Schroeder Bertha Kruthaupt Bertha Littman Carrie Osburn and daughters joined neighbor gatherings. John Zins hosted a welcome home party for Joe returned from overseas with dancing and late departures. Mrs Minniette visited Morris on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Kile
Mary White
Batesville
Wm. Osburn
Alice
Emma
Brookville
Cecelia Schroeder
Bertha Kruthaupt
Bertha Littman
Carrie Osburn
Iona
Mildred
W. Schafer
Frank White
Albert Terry
F. White
Herman Rennebaum
Peppertown Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Farewell
Henry Wolforest and family and J. Rust and family called on John Wolforest Sunday. Joe Jackson of Metamora attended church here last Sunday. Alvin Stimn of Salt Creek visited his aunt Martha Stim here last Sunday. Clarence Herbert was at Metamora visiting his sister Erma Raser. W. D. Alley and Charles and Clarence Hannebaum were at Connersville last week. Renee Hannebaum is building a allo. Edie Teufel was at Oldenburg yesterday. Our Wolforest called on his son Henry last Thursday. We regret to hear Rev Langendorff is leaving us and wish him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolforest
J. Rust
John Wolforest
Joe Jackson
Metamora
Alvin Stimn
Salt Creek
Martha Stim
Clarence Herbert
Erma Raser
W. D. Alley
Charles
Clarence Hannebaum
Connersville
Renee Hannebaum
Edie Teufel
Oldenburg
Walférest
Henry
Rev
Langendorff
Brookville R R No 7 Community Notes
Pulskamp and family acted as hosts for a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reet to Deweytown and A F Schneider in Sind with John arys and L A eohn Nenler families. Elmer Waller made rounds on business. Grunkemeyer and wife visited Mike Vohler and family. Stu owns a Ford. Herman Kokenge, Will and Leo Graman met at Leo Lorenz's Friday.
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Pulskamp
Mgr
Jacob Reet
Deweytown
Dabney Bevan
A. F. Schneider
Ford
Herman Kokenge
Will
Leo Graman
Leo Lorenz's
For A Sprained Ankle In Idle After Mu Igs
A fragmentary note describes a sprained ankle incident and references a bottle and a company. The garbled OCR leaves unclear action or outcome but mentions Cham and Dastnest, with incomplete details of a medical or accident context.
Metamora Residents Aid Muster of Local Visitors
Edith Wiley returned to Indianapolis Monday escorted by her mother Lettie Lennard. Several local church and family members hosted visitors from Brookville Connersville Gary and Shelbyville area. Willam Gordon and family and other kin traveled to Indianapolis for visits while illnesses prompted medical checks. Aunt Sarah Senour shows slight improvement.
Knights of Columbus Initiation Noted in Batesville
Dewey town residents H. J. Meyer Frank Bruns Herbert Crist and E. J. Walpe attended the Batesville initiation of the Knights of Columbus Herbert Christ was initiated. Miss Clara Zins spent Sunday with Marie Wallpe. Joe Zins and Carrie Miller traveled via Morris to Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Frank Dieckman and family visited Oldenburg relatives. Jake Wallpe and family visited Greensburg for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Meyer
Frank Bruns
Herbert Crist
E. J. Walpe
Batesville
Knights of Columbus
Herbert Christ
Clara Zins
Marie Wallpe
Joe Zins
Carrie Miller
Burg
Morris
Actress Breaks Fourth Wall As Lover Is Denied
A famed actress ad libbed to the audience during a stage scene to declare she could never love the male lead. A young man in the front row, returning from a night with friends, interjected aloud and departed after the line.
Strange but True Maple Syrup and Molasses Flavor Swap
A quirky note from the Buffalo Enquirer observes that no molasses tastes like maple sirup, yet much maple sirup tastes like molasses in reverse, highlighting surprising flavor similarities in sweetness products.
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Buffalo Enquirer
Fall renewal and government renewal quote by Bancroft
A quoted line from George Bancroft discusses renewal by institutions and governments, noting that change may come through renewed action rather than broader upheaval. The fragment reflects a historical view on governance and continuity.
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George Bancroft
Nighttime Guard Challenge Sparks Tense Patrol Error
A soldier misreads a sentry post and dismounts to confront a shadowy guard. A tense episode ends when the guard explains no post exists and the man resumes marching.
Palestine size and road conditions discussed in dispatch
A commentary notes Palestine is a small region west of the Jordan, about 6,040 square miles, comparable to Connecticut and Rhode Island, with uncertain eastern territory. It argues good roads could have altered past military campaigns and compares Palestine's outline to Vermont, Vermont’s river, and Connecticut River.
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Palestine
Jordan
Connecticut
Rhodes Island
Ark Desert
Vermont
Connecticut River
New Hampshire
Controlling the Winds and Aviation Navigation Notes
An aviation discussion shows that a eastbound flight must adjust compass heading for a 15 mph northeast wind. The wind alters the actual path, requiring preflight course changes based on total journey distance.
Italy Introduces Tetraphos Phate Fertilizer
Italian manufacturers claim tetraphos phate, produced by a special treatment of natural phosphate rock powder, is as effective as or better than established phosphates. The report notes expert comparisons and potential agricultural impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
The Undaunted Amateur Gardener Continues
In a conversation from an old column a reader asks if the gardener will plant another garden next year. Mr. Crosslota replies he will keep coaxing the same old garden.
One Airman's Record on Western Front
One British airman on the western front in a single month shot down 25 German planes and has destroyed 75 Teuton machines in all.
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Western Front
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Peppertown
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Python
Edith Wiley
Lettie
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Harry Davis
Monroe Allison
Edward Robertson
Milroy
W. E. Walker
W. E. Watkins
John Murphy
Kentucky
Roy Stegner
Blooming Grove
Charles Bunyard
Alice Canthard
Gordon Canthard
Gary
McFall
Donald Gordon
Rolla Kehl
W. N. Gordon
Thomas Lewis Sr
John Messick
Shelbyville
Sarah Senour
Beecher Bunyard
S. A. Gifford
Laurel
William R. Gordon
Walter Gordon
Melvin
Max Gordon
Burley Hamilton
Brooksville
Kelley Gulley
Harrison
Agai
Nobby Clothing Company
Kramer
Geo. J. Mehlon
Indiana
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