Local residents and visitors note in court and social orbit
A sequence of brief mentions records Sunman and area residents visiting, shopping, or transacting business in town. Names include Merley Shaw Hunter Bielby Winsor Leslie Goyett Wycoff Hyatt Cole Day Duffy Hudelson Castner Andrews Bruns Minger Smith Herman Eakins Timmerman Pohlar Davidson Yater Holton Castner Becket Westrick Sunman Hertenstein Johnson Fresher terms note court attendance, witnesses in a trial, and a GOP rally in Greensburg.
Some Forms of Rheumatism Curable
An old medical advice piece explains rheumatism as a disease with pains in joints and muscles. It lists forms such as acute chronic rheumatism rheumatic headaches sciatica rheumatism and lumbago and promotes Sloan's Liniment as a penetrating remedy providing instant relief when applied to the affected part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Sloan
Lin
Pentecost Ball at St Clair's Hall May
Mrs Clara Barber and son Marlin of Greensburg visited sister Mrs EF Starks. Harry Scudder of St Paul spends week with Lewis Remmler. Christine Meyer left for Indianapolis to attend school. Wm Williams returned from Illinois. Harold Wolfe family and Mrs Curtis Walker with Ollie Tucker visited. Leona Hesse of Hamilton stayed with cousin Florence Hoff. Frank Mazlin of Greensburg visited. Mrs Wm McWilliams and son Harold visited Sunman. C Kappes and wife of St Paul visited M Hermish. F C Baas planned to Penntown to visit relatives as Clyde Rosa and Kenneth Wolfe attended high school play Friday evening. Mrs Geo Huffman of Rushville visited father ill the past week. Mrs James McDermott visited Elsie Huber near New Pentington.
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St. Clair’s Hall
May
Clariie Barber
Marlin
Greenaburg
EF. . Starks
Harry Scudder
St. Paul
Lewis Remmler
Christine Meyer
Indianapolis
Wm. Williams
M. Hermish
F. C. Baas
Penntown
Clyde Rosa
Kenneth Wolfe
Napole on Pentecost Ball at St Clair Hall May 22
Local notices list social events births travel and accidents. May 22 ball at St Clair Hall announced with other community items including a new Ford touring car purchase by Roy Brown a railway mail carrier and family visits between Napoleon Butlerville Milan and Cincinnati with several residents noted in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bodenberg
Roy Brown
Ballstown fair grounds event tops local social notices
The St. Pauls ladies society held their yearly meeting at the Cross Road school house Thursday. Mrs Wm Menchhofer and daughter Margaret visited Dr L F Martin at Batesville Tuesday morning. Several from here attended a social at Huntersville Thursday evening. Fred Norwold and son Walter spent Thursday with relatives near Cincinnati. John Karl and family were with Fred Wenning Friday evening. John Cook of Batesville and John Gunter of Cross Roads are flogging for Mr Volz Morris. Mrs Conrad Norwold spent a few days at Batesville last week. Henry Menchhofer and family near Versailles Gottlieb Peetz and wife Pleasant Park Louia Stockinger and wife Batesville were guests of Wm Menchhofer Sunday. Ervin Wonning and wife spent Sunday with her parents at Finks Church. Rev Wiegand and wife Batesville were in the vicinity last week. Gottlieb Peetz Pleasant Park and Wm Menchhofer called on John Wamsigan Sunday afternoon. Misa Hilda Kestler Finks Church visiting her sister Mrs Ervin Wonning.
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Wm. Menchhofer
Margaret
L. F. Martin
Batesville
Huntersville
Fred Norwold
Walter
Cincinnati
John Karl
Fred Wenning
John Cook
John Gunter
Cross Roads
Volz
Morris
Conrad Norwold
Henry Menchhofer
Near Versailles
Gottlieb Peetz
Pleasant Park
Louia Stockinger
Ervin Wonning
Finks Church
Rev. Wiegand
John Wamsigan
Misa Hilda Kestler
Pine-Tar-Honey Promised Relief in Household Remedy
Hamilton Ohio family cites Pine Tar Honey as immediate relief for severe cold including baby cases. The ad touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as penetrating throat linings to destroy germs and aid nature, available at druggists for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Williams
Hamilton
Ohio
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A. T. Nutter
Indianapolis Brewing Comp'y
Timmerman
F. Lindenmaier
Coal and Cement
W. F. Krieger
Lessea
Hillenbrand
Mehlon
Chas. Mérley
Sunman
Marion Shaw
Marie
Milan
Lora Hunter
Att’y Estal Bielby
Lawrenceburg
Henry Winsor
Ben Winsor
Alice Leslie
Osgood
Mrs. Leslie
Henry Goyett
A. B. Wycoff
Lon Hyatt and Wife
Holton
Wesley Cole
Friends
Dillsboro
Henry Wilson
Ralpha
J. P. Day
Ben Wins
John Andrews
John Duffy
Madison
Earnest Hudelson
Sharpaville
Louis Bruns
John Minger
Court House
Geo, Smith and Wife
Henry Herman
North Vernon
Glen Eakins
Butlerville
BE. C. Timmerman
Wm. Pohlar
Davidson Yater
Tra Castner
Elmer
Edith Andrews
Aurora
Thomas Laws
Davie Ray
Grover Hartley
St. Louis
Chas. Johnson
Wm. Krieger
Clarerice Minger
Edith
Marisee Wetzler
John Risk
G.T. Beckett
Geo. Miller
Arthur Smith
J. J. Westrick
Wm. Huntington
Dabney
C. R. Hertenstein
Terre Haute
John H. Johnson
Jacob Dilk
O. C. Dilk
Ben Hulse
Wm. McDonald
Marble Corner
G. G. Holman
J. Day
Correct
Robert Warman
Dr. Beckett
Tony Hagemer
Hezekiah Hughes
Charles Thompson
F. M. Thompson
Wm. Robinson
B. ‘Eb. Preble
C. S. Royce
Greensburg
Clarence Sunman
Wm. Dunbar
Rexville
Alice Austin
New Point
Geo. Huffman
Rushville
James McDermott
Elsie Huber
New Pennington
Napoleon
Dr. Cox
Jasper Calicott
Ed. Wanters
Albert Hicks
Edgar Arnold
McClure
George Heimsath
Margaret Wanters
Thomas Lewis
Lulu Wise
Amos Adams
Flaton
M. E
Ballstown
St. Paul’s Ladies Society
Cross Road
Ike
Rexall
McFARREN @ CO
Walstean
George St
McFarren
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