Spades Luth Church Holy Communion Services on Sunday
Spades Lutheran church and Penntown German services set for May 26 with Rev B Ahrends leading at Spades at 10 a m and at Penntown at 2 p m. Local residents from Madison Milan Cincinnati Versailles Batesville Columbus Weisburg visit and marriage news includes Henry Fryer and Lillian Vink wed May 15 at Lawrenceville church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spades Luth
Penntown
B. Ahrends
Harold
Madison
Ind
A. Franke
J. H. Bergdoll
E. Abbott
C. Reiner
Milan
Nicholas Easter
Cincinnati
John Sieg
Versailles
Erma
Frieda Fishmer
Batesville
Walter Franke
Henry Franke
Columbus
Arthur Sunman
Frank Fishmer
Joe Wurtz
Weisburg
Gander
Indianapolis
Henry Fryer
Lillian Vink
Lawrenceville
Local residents visit and call on neighbors across town
Pearl Merritey and children spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. Anna Eberg. Chas McKinney and wife were business callers at Milan Wednesday. Henry Dieselberg and children of Van Wedding called on H. H. Eberg Tuesday morning. George Grossmann and family visited his son Walter and wife. Will Sherman returned from Cincinnati. Oscar Stewart called on Harry Eberg Monday. Russell and Harvey Eberg visited Clarence Garrison. Lee Garrison is on furlough in camp in Illinois. Harry Eberg and wife and Mildred spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Haessig and Wilma. Mrs. Minnie Anderson and son Raymond and daughter Helen visited Barbara Schneider. John Richardson and wife spent Sunday with Bella Robinson near Kammeyer Corner. Shaner and wife visited James Stewart and wife. Jake Garrison called on Will Degner and family. Friday night serenade for Wilbur Negangard and wife. Emma Kammeyer and von spent Friday night with Anna Micberg. Herman Brandt and mother visited H. Eberg Sunday evening. Chas McKinney and Grace visited C. E. Sunman and wife. John Richardson and wife were Sunman callers Monday. Oscar Stewart was a business caller at Sunman Monday. Mrs. Ida Garrison and Wilma Lamm recently collected for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Merritey
Anna Eberg
Chas, McKinney
Milan
Henry Dieselberg
van Wedding
H. H. Eberg
George Grossmann
Walter
Will Sherman
Cincinnati
Oscar Stewart
Harry Eberg
Russell
Harvey Eberg
Clarence Garrison
Lee Garrison
Illinois
Mildred
Anna Haessig
Wilma
Minnie Anderson
Raymond
Helen
Barbara Schneider
Jake Garrison
John Richardson
Bella Robinson
Kammeyer Corner
Fld
Shaner
James Stewart
Will Degner
Wilbur Negangard
Emma Kammeyer
Von
John
Anna Micberg
Herman Brandt
H. Eberg
Chas. McKinney
Grace
C. E. Sunman
Sunman
Ida Garrison
Wilma Lamm
Red Cross
Frank Meierle
Yorkville
Edward Huneke
Emma
Mrs
Henneke
Laughery Bridge
Fred Luers
Elmer
Lydia Huneke
Gibson
Batesville
Elmer Luers
Oscar Denker
Henry Mang
John Scherling
John Prakel
M. Luers
Alice Huneke
Alice Sages
Lorena Finhaus
Willie Eckstein
Nicholasville
Lydia
Sunday Evening at Pulskamp Home in Deweytown
A Deweytown social gathering Sunday evening featured Cornelius and Alvina Puls kamp hosting Herbert Christ Theodore Teh be Elmer and Vincent Wallpe dee Ertel Alois Pulskamp Louis Puls kamp Marie Wallpe Gertrude Teh be Emma Walsten and Frances Zoeli. The group played piano and violin and enjoyed a fine hour of visiting with Margaret Wallpe and children Lews Witt kamper and family Leg Alma Theobald Katherine Cook Myr and Mrs Leo Lorenz and babe. Dan Foley spent days with E J Wallpe and Vincent Wallpe while Ben Vonderheide and M Christ entertained relatives from 9 Cinemmesi Saturday and Sunday. wis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius
Alvina Pulskamp
Herbert Christ
Theodore Tehbe
Elmer
Vincent Wallpe
Dee Ertel
Alois Pulskamp
Louis Pulskamp
Marie Wallpe
Gertrude Tehbe
Emma Walsten
Frances Zoeli
Pay
Margaret Wallpe
Lews Wittkamper
Sharps Corner Sunday Visits and Local Gossip
SHARPS CORNER reports Sunday visits from Lawrenceville Penntown Sunman Batesville and Elwood with William Wittkamper Adam Haas and others making calls. It notes a trip to Brookville to visit a sick aunt and encourages the saying It can be done with action.
Family and neighbor visits along R R 4
Local residents along R R 4 are noted in a series of Sunday visits and social calls. Families such as Huneke, Luers, Meierle, Prakel, and Dittmer share time with relatives at Laughery Bridge Batesville and Laughery Bridge areas. Lydia Huneke shows pneumonia but improves with Dr. Gibson Batesville care.
Weisburg Social Notes Include Confirmations and Visits
Wilbur Negangard and wife move into Mrs. Mary Nieman's residence. George Haag and family of Sunman visit Geo Smith. John Liddle of Weisburg hauling wood for Frank Galbraith. Three girls and one boy confirmed at St. Colins near Weisburg. Christ Zimmer of near Hogan transacts business at Sunman. Men dis. Will Bergman near Manchester shops at Sunman. Red Cross meeting held in Weisburg Sunday evening. Geo Smith buys pigs from Far Enders last week. Ed Helhan of Manchester takes porkers to Sunman Monday. Mrs. Lee Schein of West Virginia visits her parents in Lawrenceburg. John Bellman attends Red Cross meeting at Versailles Sunday. Vernus Bottkie on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Negangard
Mary Nieman
George Haag
Sunman
Geo Smith
John Liddle
Weisburg
Frank Galbraith
Auth
St. Colin’s
Havele
Christ Zimmer
Hogan
Sunman Mendis
Will Bergman
Manchester
Local Neighbor Notes and Aczema Remedy Ad
Pipe Creek area residents report visits and gatherings with Abplanalp Grothaus and related families. Mentions of house cleaning and telephone line work accompany items about Mr Abplanalp and Mrs Kleigman. Also notes Sanol eczema remedy and Seashore Cities tourist trends from Maine to Florida and Pacific coast resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Maine
Florida
Gulf Coast
Gray's Harbor
San Diego
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Best Remedy for Whooping Cough Cited by Mrs Roberts
Mrs J B Roberts of East St Louis HK praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy for her child with whooping cough It kept his cough loose and eased coughing spells She says it is the only cough medicine kept at home and also helps colds and croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adams township graduates held in Sunman
Mrs Adam Enders entertained her niece Miss Alma Ester of Underwood Ind. The Adams township graduating exercises were held here Monday evening. An epidemic of distemper among the horses is noted in the vicinity.
Batesville Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits
Mesdames Siebert and Linville attended Batesville schools last class play Friday night. Florence Lyons entertained many friends Saturday evening. Bernice Brown of Batesville hosted Raleigh Davis on Sunday at Frank Lyons. Church was well attended Sunday. Mrs. Linville hosted Mrs. J Stett and son Charles Malcolm of Batesville and Miss Opal Linville of Clarksburg Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Siebert
Linville
Batesville
Florence Lyons
Bernice Brown
Raleigh Davis
Frank Lyons
J. Stett
Charles Malcolm
Opal Linville
Clarksburg
Deer Foot Crossing and Milan Social Notes
Milan social brief lists Richard Cutter waiter at Milan Thursday morning and James Arthur a Milan caller Tuesday. Louis Ross visited Chas Thompson at Happy Hollow Thursday night. Edna Cutter seen at Stumpke's Corner Wednesday afternoon. Anna Laura Grace and Ethel Shornick attended Henry Volz Jr. funeral Wednesday. Howard Kuntz visited Bert and Louis Ross Wednesday evening. H F Bohner and wife visited Milan Saturday. Ethel and Grace Shornick with grandmother in Milan Friday and Saturday. Dora Arthur spent Wednesday afternoon with Jennie Bohner. Lillie Bohner staying with cousin Annallis at Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cutter
Milan
Louis Ross
Chas,Thompson
Happy Hollow
Edna Cutter
Stumpke
Bible Inspired Comparisons Found In Daily Speech
The Globe notes that many common similes trace to biblical figures such as Moses Solomon Esau Samson Herod Joseph and Jezebel while pointing out misattributed links like Job’s patient nature to a turkey and noting no Job genus connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Solomon
Methuselah
Esau
Samson
Herod
Joseph
Haman
Rospel
Judius
Goliath
Job
Turkey
Dtostun Globe
Trustee's Notice for Leuaughery Township
Trustee B C Timmermann announces weekly office hours at the First National Bank Building Batesville. Citizens with township business urged to call on Tuesday each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
B.C. Timmermann
Leuughery
No one can do real work without fair compensation
The piece argues that skilled workers deserve pay and that true reward comes from doing good work for the love of it as well as money. It claims compensation is earned, not only money, and that good workers will find it in the nature of their craft.
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Spades
Clinton
Deweytown
H. Rennemeyer
Carrie Richter
H. Presse
Frank Wippel
August Richter
Henry Reddert
Dan
Lewis Wittkamper
Dick Lightner
Wm. Pohlar
M. Peters
Progress
Jno
Pohlar
Henry Schomber
Chas. Crusa
Scheckle
Adam Huber
Willie Wittkamper
Elwood
Adam Haas
QO. Walloe
Fred Baas
Jno. Sieg
Near Spades
Adam Baas
Cliff Poblar
R. R
Pipe Creek
Fie Abalanaia
Nichday
Fred Abplinalp
Hingesile
Herman Grothuus
Tenry Raas
Jacet
Gee. J. Fluler
Ollie Daas
MD Behtmer
Sunmman
Geo. Garteman
Mike Peters
Jin
Lizzie
Sophie
Myrtle
Adam Enders
Alma Ester
Underwood
Adams Township
Henry Swears
Ilinois
W. Kammeyer
Fern Ferris
Richmond
Kenneth Diver
Henry Stegner
Shandon
John Bergman
Thomas Ward
Guilford
New Pennington
Albert H
Gommel
Napoleon Exchange
Tam
James Arthur
Lillie Bohner
Mrs. Annalllis
Delaware
The
Weigel
Undertakers
U.S. Thrift
W.S
Tayt
Waga
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank Banking House
Federal Reserve Bank
Redemption Fund
Federal Reserve System
Coal and Cement
W. F. Krieger
Russell M. Perry
Batesville Bank Bldg
Dr. Flick
Optometrist
M. Boerstler
Geo. J. Mehlon
Kyanize Motor Car Enamels
Selirader
Mazda Auto
Inurenes
S100
Ford
Revere
Defiance
Shurner
Harry Schwier Co
Home Hardware Co
Star Hardware Co
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