Community Notices and Local Visits Across Indiana
Townsfolk and relatives visit kin in Cincinnati Batesville Lawrenceburg and Sunman as farmers lament rains Public sale to feature household goods at 1 pm Saturday May 24 in Sunman Indiana conducted by Herman Thum proprietor H F Kammeyer auctioneer L A Bruns clerk Relatives arriving from overseas and local gatherings noted alongside church and neighborhood events
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Sunman
Ind
Herman Thum
H. F. Kammeyer
L. A. Bruns
Social Scraps From St Clair Area Nightlife
Spades Dance at St Clair next Saturday. Marcel Margart Rhonk of Cincinnati visits John Sieg for two weeks. Mrs Franke stayed at Weisburg to visit her sick brother John Wieschan. Helen Schmocker of Batesville visited Franke's. Schmaltz of Indianapolis was called last week. Mrs Fitch attended Greensburg on Wednesday. Franke family and Mrs Fishmer at church in Huntersville. Oliver Buchanan of Shelbyville visited Gunter family Sunday. Lucia Fitch went to Rushville to visit friends. Kattieman of Cincinnati visited with Elva Meister Saturday and Sunday. Laws Boyd Tielking and Norma Tielking of Milan went to Indianapolis for Rebecca Assembly. Arthur Sunman and Gladys attended church at Paul Sunday. Alma Ora and Alice Kamacer of Batesville visited Anthony Dupps. Frank Fishmer and Gladys visited Louis Minneman at Kammeyer's Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Liberty Theatre
Stegner
Manly
Manchester Lutheran Church
Henry Billman
Bonnell
Henry Swears
Cincinnati
W. Morrow
Connersville
David Kirschner
Clyde Reed
Eliza Stegner
Bridgeport
Za. Lewis Erfman
Batesville
Gus Brunner
Indianapolis
Henry Stohlman
Will Shuck
Dr. Fletcher
Kentucky
Emil Goldschmidt
Anna Wetzler
Greensburg
Laura Wetzler
Hazel Bielby
Estal
Lawrenceburg
Masons
Herman Wolber
Wm. Swears
Lawrence Kestler
Osgood
Ben Gorman
Ernest Howery
Gardnersville
Alma Stevena
Thomas Ferris
Marcel Margart Rhonk
John Sieg
Franke
Weisburg
Tasstay
John Wieschan
Helen Schmocker
S. We Schmaltz
W. H. Fitch
A. Franke
E. Fishmer
Huntersville
Oliver Buchanan
Shelbyville
John Gunter
Lucia Fitch
Rushville
Ind
Wm. Kattieman
Elva Meister
Chas, Laws
Medith Boyd
Kate Tielking
Norma Tielking
Milan
Rebecca Assembly
Arthur Sunman
Frank Fishmer
E Pier Gladys
Aul
Tines Alma, Ora
Alice Kamacer
Anthony Dupps
Gladys
Louis Minneman
Kammeyer
St. Clair's
Ma 'Nira
Clarence Robbins
Russel
Carrie Sieg
Cincinnata
Anthony Prickel
Son
Wm. Schneider
Louisville
Geo. Falbush
Chas. J. Bramlage
Emma Walsman
Rose Mary Gauck
Quirin Walsman
Sunman
Clem Raab
Isa. H.bulach
Oscar Walter
Esther Nordmeyer
George Hildebrand
Daniel Prickel
Roscoe C. Zobel
George Gutzwiller
Otto Glowka
Oakville
Geo. L. Huber
Philomena Roek
Peter Karbowski
G. Guenneis
Wm. Gallagher
Clarence Stinson
Needham
Thos. Davenport
Chas. Winkler
GC. Schultz
Jos. Meister
Babe
Jake Amberger
Harry Lambert
Camp Taylor
Rebecca Weisenbach
John Busald
Frank Busald
John A. Nordmeyer
Albert
Alma
Helen
Anna Mae
Covington
Weisburg News Roundup and Local Notes
Reports from Weisburg note health improvement for John Weisehan Sr and a large farmers meeting at Lawrenceville on May 17. John Wiesehan of Nebraska visited due to his father’s illness, while Matthew Vogle attended a Cincinnati event. A Weisburg hall dance drew crowds after a brief home visit, and a Sunday ball game ended Weisburg 1 Yorkville 8 in eight innings.
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John Weisehan
Joe Holwadel
Sestrenedire
J John Wiesehan
Nebraska
Lawrenceville
Matthew Vogle
Cincinnati
Weisburg Hall
Corp
Otto Zimmer
Elmer Smith
Frank Weber
France
Yorkville
Weisburg
Do You Enjoy Life Ailments and Relief Prompted
A garbled ad-like fragment discusses a man’s health and suggests Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the bowels and improve well being. The text mentions good physical condition and general relief but remains unclear in details.
Moves and Visits Across Indiana and Ohio Towns
A string of social calls and visits unfolds across Batesville Cincinnati Sunman Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis with numerous family friends and relatives seen in weeklong or Sunday gatherings. Notable mentions include Miss Carrie Sieg visiting Cincinnati and Bertha Reuter returning to Cincinnati after months away.
Birth announcement and social visits in local community
May 12 marks the birth of a girl to Edward Huneke and wife. Household visits include Mrs. Dick Einhaus and daughter Alvina with Fred Einhaus and family, Elmer Huneke at Veteransville, Fred Luers with parents at Laughery Bridge, John Dittmer at Kellytown, and Herman Huneke’s family. George Meister bought a new Ford. Dick Bultman’s family visited Herman Huneke. Mrs. George Meister visited Batesville last Tuesday.
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Edward Huneke
Dick Einhaus
Alvina
Fred Einhaus
Elmer Huneke
Vateerville
Herman Huneke
Fred Luers
Laughery Bridge
John Dittmer
Kellytown
George Meister
Dick Bultman
Lewia Sieg and family visit in Sunman and related notes
SHARPS CORNER reports social visits and minor local errands. Lewia Sieg and family spent Sunday with Adam Baas and family in Sunman. August Riehle did business at Morris. Mike Peters and family of Prowice visited John Pohlar. Kate Pohlar and Paul Gaab called on Alice and Chester Schomber. August Richter and sons called at Clarksburg. Adam Baas and wife did Sunman business. Miss Hazel Hutson went to Brookville Surrey for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Lewia Sieg
Sunman
Adam Baas
August Riehle
Morris
Mike Peters
Prowce
John Pohlar
Unday
Kate Pohlar
Paul Gaab
Alice
Chester Schomber
August Richter and Sons
Clarksburg
Hazel Hutson
Brookvile Surrey
Local Folks Make Weekend Visits And Travel
PIPE CREEK W Volz was at Sunman Saturday Myrtle Abplanalp went to Batesville Friday to spend a few days Luella Gahn came out from Cincinnati Saturday afternoon to visit her uncle and aunt Jacob and Lizzie Abppp Several from here attended church at Penntown Sunday morning to hear Rev Wiggerman preach Henry Bang and family were at Sunman one day last week Luella Gahn returned to her employment at Cincinnati Monday morning Our paper reaches every home You will reach buyers through us
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W. Volz
Sunman
Myrtle
Batesville
Luella Gahn
Cincinnati
Jacob
Lizzie
Penntown
Wiggerman
Henry Bang
Toledo legal notice summary not available
The readable fragments reference Ohio and Toledo legal matters with oath and partner terms but lack coherent details. No clear parties, actions, dates, or outcomes could be established from the text provided.
Letters From Soldier Beys and Homefront News
Citizens receive letters from Pvt Charles Gibson of the 82nd Company 6th Regiment US Marines and from Joe Lucas reporting on postwar travel plans, Europe tour hopes, and homeward returns. The messages describe training, exhibition drills, England and Italy wishes, and a return timeline as families await updates from the AEF in 1919.
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Gibson
Eee
Wales
Charley
Wm. Kreuzman
Europe
Ute
Barker
Kreuzman
Wong
England
Italy
Sec. Daniels
Kalb
Charles
82Nd Co
U. S. Marines Corps
About Rheumatism and a Noted Remedy
Rheumatism causes great pain and suffering as the most common illness. A remedy named Chamberlains Liniment is claimed to offer relief and help restore rest and sleep for sufferers.
Mules and Mirth in Wartime Worldly Notes from Philadelphia Ledger
A humorous column notes army mules in France braying near enemies and jokes that Spain may swap mules for pianos with the National Piano Manufacturers' association. It contrasts mule music with modern composers and mentions Spain's neutrality and potential move to bellicosity, ending with a dig at cultural tastes.
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Wis
France
National
Piano Manufacturers’ Association
Wordsworth
Leo Ornstein
Arnold Schoenberg
Spain
Philadelphia Ledger
Mascagni and the War Through Music and Trenches
Composer Pietro Mascagni recalled writing the Cavalleria opening chorus on the night his first child was born in 1889. During that war he watched his son Dino become an engineer corps private blowing up Austrian barbed wire. He gave open air concerts in trenches attended by the king of Italy and began a patriotic symphony to celebrate Italy’s war of redemption.
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Mascagni
Pietro Mascagni
Mimi
Dino
Engineer Corps
Italy
Down to Brass Tacke in Printer Slang Timeline
The note explains the phrase down to brass tacke as printer slang for reaching rock bottom or exhausting type in a case, meaning the compositor has run out of material. It clarifies historical usage and ties to printing work.
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Mit
Trus Patriotiem lines from Shakespeare quoted
An elegant quotation from Shakespeare appears in a notice at the Tribune Office with a brief note about printing. The line expresses a preference for noble sacrifice over needless leisure, reflecting patriotic sentiment in a compact typographic item.
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Pipe Creek
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Toledo
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Boston
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Camp Sherman
Germany
Brest
Joe Lucas
Tribune
Mother
U.S
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Batesville Bank
Georgette Crepe
J. H. Wilker & CO
Epother
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Tri-State
Trista
Crean
Tri-State Butter Co
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Bundey
Tribune Office
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