Oldenburg Residents and Visitors Share Midweek Citations
Dr Robert Ertel and his son John visited relatives in Oldenburg on Wednesday. Mrs George Munchél returned from Cincinnati. Ed Bachus of Cincinnati spent time here with brothers. Arlo Borchelt left St Francis College for breaks in Cincinnati. F J Hoelker and Joe Gehring attended Knights of St John State Convention in New Albany. William Hoelker joined Mildred Eckel funeral in Rushville. Anthony Suhre and son Jerome visited from Brookville. Leo Springman went to Indianapolis for work. Helmichs visited George Moorman family in Greensburg. Cincinnati excursion participants included Roy and Elsie Baumer Ralph and Geneva Ferkinhoff William Fasbind Leo Klein and Leo Kirschner. Florentine Hoelker and two children to Cincinnati for a few days. Pete Kerker rode to Cincinnati Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ertel
John
George Munchél
Cincinnati
Ed Bachus
Arlo Borchelt
St. Francis College
F. J. Hoelker
Joe Gehring
New Albany
The
Knights of St. John
William Hoelker
Mildred Eckel
Rushville
Anthony Suhre
Jerome
Brookville
Leo Springman
Indianapolis
Helmich
Catharine
Greensburg
George Moorman
Roy
Elsie Baumer
Ralph
Geneva Ferkinhoff
William Fasbinded
Leo Klein
Leo Kirschner
Florentine Hoelker
Pete Kerker
Community Notes From Lower Pipe Creek Area
Farmers plant corn as locals report visits and social events. Ben Schwegman trips to Oldenburg. Jones family visits Batesville and Morris. Alden Jones hosts Deer Creek gathering with Dolphin couple. Frank White and wife visit Brookville. Sunday School ether at Oak Forest with 9 30 start. Threshermen elect officers at August Schwegman home. Verna Schwegman provides piano entertainment with Ben Schwegman and Frank White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Schwegman
Oldenburg
Late Jones
Batesville
Morris
Alden Jones
Dolphin
Deer Creek
Frank White
Brookville
Schwegman
Littman
Oak Forest
Russell Jones
Roy Quinlin
Leo Tebbe
B. Thornton
Cincinnati
Pipe Creek
August Schwegman
Verna Schwegman
Local Social Notes Highlight Roster of Visits and Funerals
Mrs Louis Becker and daughter Geraldine visited Batesville on Tuesday. Joseph Dieckman from Route 3 called at Metamora last Thursday. John Kahler bought a car and plans joy rides. Henry Koetter and mother from Salt Creek attended Oldenburg services. Mrs John Amberger attended Catherine Kirschner’s funeral in Oldenburg. Mrs Linda Lamping of Oldenburg visited brother Harry Lamping and wife. Mr Mrs William Cord and daughter from Shelbyville spent Sunday with Louis Siefert and wife and Mr and Mrs Joseph Enneking. John Simmermeyer and daughter and Christ Schrank from Route 3 attended Kate George Hartman’s funeral. Mike Rudolf of Oldenburg visited McCoy’s with relatives. Mr Mrs Louis Becker and family went to Brookville on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Becker
Geraldine
Batesville
Joseph Dieckman
Route 3
Metamora
John Kahler
John
Henry Koetter
Salt Creek
Oldenburg
John Amberger
St. Mary’s
Catherine Kirschner
Linda Lamping
Harry Lamping
William Cord
Shelbyville
Louis Siefert
Joseph Enneking
John Simmermeyer
Christ Schrank
Kate Kirschner
George Hartman
Mike Rudolf
McCoy’s
Local Social Notes From Peppertown and Nearby
Mrs Barney Wesling of Oldenburg visited Fred Stirn and wife last week. Fred Stirn called on Fred Teufel one day last week. John Wolfhorst called on Charles Kramer last Saturday. Fred Teufel has the first corn up in the neighborhood. Josephine Koetter was at Oldenburg last Thursday. Roscoe Wolf called on Jasper Rusti Friday. Mrs Fred Teufel called on Mrs Fred Stir one day last week. Fred Stirm's baby is on the sick list. John Kahler has bought him an automobile. Line up boys lest you get behind. Mr Jones of Covington Kentucky is visiting Jasper Rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Wesling
Oldenburg
Fred Stirn
Fred Teufel
John Wolfhorst
Charles Kramer
Josephine Koetter
Roscoe Wolf
Jasper Rusti
Fred Stir
Fred Stirm
John Kahler
Mr. Jones
Covington, Ky
Jasper Rust
Overworking a Hobby in a Satirical Letter
The piece comments on ignorance and marriage, noting a bachelor is half a man and a married man is reminded of it. It cautions against overworking a hobby, saying even the best horse needs rest.
Local Social Notes From Kokomo And Nearby Towns
Metamora J A Wenger and wife return to Kokomo after weeks visiting relatives. Numerous residents travel to Brookville Laurel and Indianapolis for visits and medical or family matters.
Lumbago Pain Relief With Liniment Claims
A Brockport New York resident reports Chamberlain's Liniment cured her lumbago after one year. She says bedridden, she used the liniment on her back and the pain promptly eased, enabling a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
F. J. Dann
Brockport
N. Y
Had a Right to Laugh Story from the Chicago Journal
A recalled incident from three years ago describes a dilapidated sleigh breaking on a hill and a near accident with a bob sled behind. The narrator reaches home safely aided by a map in the sled while his brother arrives later unharmed, and he wonders if his brother laughed at him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Journal
Room for Improvement
A newly elected bank president introduces himself to staff and questions a cashier’s assistant about his work. The employee boasts four decades with only one light mistake. the president concedes and cautions him to be more careful henceforth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Objection to Broiled Lobster Prank Ends With Sardines
A humorous tale from a letter describes a husband hungry for lobster after a note from his wife. The maid, following a misread instruction, grills the lobster but serves sardines instead. The man ends up exclaiming the lobster never arrived as he imagines the fish and leaves.
Jones Flees Fly Paper Prank At Local Grocery
A grocer tricks Mr. Jones with fly paper on a counter causing him to leap off and depart quickly. Jones later walks by in his Sunday best, avoiding further contact as he left the store amid laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Mr. Jones
Indianapolis News
Trustee's Notice for Adams Township Meetings
Trustee John Sieg says Adams Township will transact township business. Meetings held in Morris on the first Saturday each month Sunman on the second and third Saturday and at home on the last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sunman
John Sieg
Adams Township
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims relief for catarrh and deafness
An advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine will cure catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. It describes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts on mucous surfaces through the blood. Beld by druggists for over 40 years. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
The Hill Duel Ends In Suspect Insurance Suspicion
A detective wades through a tangled auto accident tale where Jack and Jill become victims after a radiator overheat and brake failure on a mountain road. The mastermind suspects staged findings and urges insurers to pause payouts pending driver proof of sobriety.
Failure and the Roots of Non-Success
The text lists causes of failure including lack of training poor preparation insufficient schooling and faulty outlook. It argues many men who have not failed in action are still unable to succeed due to snap judgments and narrow thinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Gibmey
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J. A. Wenger
Kokomo
Charles Herrmann
Hopkins
Donald Gordon
Alpha Wright
John More
Robert Gordon
Theo. Moore
Blooming Grove
Dan Curry
Harvey
Luella Watkins
Sandusky
Arthur Curry
Thad Murray
Laurel
Grace Ames
J. R. Harris
Roanoke
Everett Murray
Lodge
Emma Gifford
Will Alley
William Jackson
Falmouth
Isa Murray
Claire Purvis
Connersville
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Ada Stewart
Ross Heeb
Harry Curry
M. F. Cupp
John Moore
Lorna Hutton
Tribune
Lobster
Breil
Coggins Marble Co
Canton
Georgia
J. F. Kleiner
Palace of Sweets
Jack
Jil
Jill
Eagle“Mikado
Generan Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Sox
Kramer
S. W. Corner Pearl and Vine
Palm Beach
Munsing
Cooper’s
Silvertown
Nobby Clothing .Co
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