Social notes from Versailles busy weekend
A string of local residents and visitors appear in Versailles over the weekend and on Monday. Shifts include Sheriff Wildman on Marble Corner farm duty. families from New Marion Batesville Milan Napoleon and Cross Plains visiting or transacting business. preaching by Rev J D Franks of Louisville. gatherings at Union Hotel and various callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Licking
Nellie
Madison
Sheriff Wildman
Marble Corner
J. P. Day
Hayes Schaffer
New Marion
Geo. H. Beck
Batesville
P. John A. Hillenbrand
Union Hotel
Pearl Seevers
Milan
Laura Miester
Newcastle
Maggie Steinmetz
Stella Day
John V. Strout
Bedford
Geo. T. Beckett
Aurora
Rowland Bishop
Sunman
Chas. Willson
R. T. Olmsted
Geo. Ruble
Indianapolis
James W. Little
Holton
Ed.Barth
John Minger
Louis Bruns
J. D. Franks
Louisville
Jacob P. Massing
Fred Luers
Napoleon
Perry Thomas
Dr. King's New Discovery Promised Cold Relief
An ad-style note urges using Dr. King's New Discovery for spring colds caused by temperature changes and drafts. It claims the antiseptic balsams clear the head soothe membranes and break up lingering colds, warning not to stop treatment until completely gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Community Guests Visit, Weekly Social Notes
Rollin Hoyer and family, Roy Bult and family, and others were hosted by ONie Bultman and family Sunday. Florence Dorrel visited her son Roy Dorrel in Napoleon, while others from the area spent Sunday with friends. Florence Miss Flora Johnson and Miss Pearl Bohnert are noted for local work and visits. Sanol advertised as a kidney and bladder remedy with prices 35¢ and $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Hoyer
Roy Bultman
Onie Bultman
Holden Schwier
Adam Siebert
Florence Dorrel
Napoleon
Roy Dorrel
Clint Wilson
Sherman Hutson
Laughery Bridge
Susan Johnson
Henry Bohnert
Wm. Schwier
Flora Johnson
H. F. Brockman
Batesville
Pearl Bohnert
Ella Schwier
Esther Peetz
Grandma Schwier
Selector Thackery
Local Moves And Visits Reported In Rushville Area
Napoleon Luther Shook and wife visited relatives at Rushville Sunday. Frank Grow and family are visiting in Indianapolis this week. Christ Meyer moves from Decatur County to Napoleon on Wilson street. J. H. Sammons and wife attended a quarterly meeting at Middlebranch. Orval Grow and wife attended Greensburg high school commencement. Rev. Morin will preach a memorial sermon at the M F Church Sunday. Prof. Beall moved from Christ Meyer's house to the Michel property. Rev. Doeing purchased a new Metz runabout from Frank Grow. Moore's Hill district minilateral institute will be held at the M E church May 28 and 29 at 7 30. A splendid program has been prepared for the occasion. Rheumatism. If you are troubled with chronic or muscular rheumatism give Chamberlins Linimenta a trial. The relief from pain is worth many times its cost. obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Shook
Rushville
Frank Grow
Indianapolis
Christ Meyer
Decatur Co
Napoleon
Wilson Street
J. H. Sammons
Middlebranch
Orval Grow
Greensburgh
Rev. Morin
M. F
Prof
Beall
Michel
Doeing
Lutheran Church
Moores Hill
M. E
Chamberin
Ballstown dance at Batesville Fair Grounds Saturday
Local social notes list a big dance at the Batesville Fair Grounds on Saturday May 2. Attendees also include members from here at the Ladies Society in Cross Roads and a social at Huntersville. The bulletin records visits and travel including John Compuart and wife from Indianapolis after a funeral and Ervin Wenning and wife at Menke's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Fair Grounds
Ladies Society
Cross Roads
John Compuart
Indianapolis
Fred Haxstein
Karl
Cincinnati
Harry Smith
Fred Siebert
Steamboat Landing
Albert
Huntersville
Ervin Wenning
Menke's Hall
Oldest Driver Still Is Game Barney Oldfield at 39
The article recalls Barney Oldfield, racing icon, still thriving after eighteen years in danger. It notes his prime form, a new car, and anticipation of Memorial Day race at Cincinnati Speedway where he aims to crush records amid forty rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Oldfield
Henry Ford
Barney
Cincinnati
Oldfield
Long Tive King Barney
Local Movements and Visits Highlight Weekend Plans
New Point residents report gatherings and travel events including Mrs. Mary Starks and Mrs. Cleo Mattox visiting Rushville, Mrs. Ernestine Loyd departing for Danville for a twelve week teaching course, and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Brown's family trip to New Castle. Attendance at funerals, lodge gatherings in Indianapolis, and a Ladies' Aid Society meeting at the New Point Christian church are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Fair Grounds
Mary Starks
Cleo Mattox
Rushville
Virgil Minning
Ernestine Loyd
Danville
Ind
A. G. Brown
New Castle
Frank Ehret
Chicago
Hubert King
Cora Starks
Indianapolis
McKee
Masonic Grand Lodge
R. T. McKee
Carey Cole
Dorothy
J. W. Snedeker
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Newpoint Christian Church
Henry Greene
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed by Alabama Reader
A Brandon Springs reader from S. W. McClinton recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough. He states his baby suffered severely before the remedy helped him recover and notes it is obtainable widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain’s
S. W. McClinton
Brandon Springs
Ala
Chamberlains
Families visit Greensburg and nearby towns
Recurring social visits include Henry Fehrman and family with Mrs. Elizabeth Oesterling. Anthony Wanstrath and wife. John Schrader and Henry Helmich and families from Greensburg. Frank Kreitzer and family with Mrs. Lena Kreitzer. Miss Josephine Kuntz of Batesville with Adam Kuntz family. Neighbors plant corn. Bernard Stickford dies after illness. stork brings Alfrieda Magdeline to John Bessler family. Sanol eczema remedy advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fehrman
Greensburg
Elizabeth Oesterling
Anthony Wanstrath
John Schrader
Henry Helmich
John Oesterling
Frank Kreitzer
Lena Kreitzer
St. Peters
Josephine Kuntz
Batesville
Adam Kuntz
Brookville Visitors And Local Happenings
Haymond Wm. Osborn and Mr. Bovard of Brookville visited Frank White and family. Mrs. Mike Yohler died Sunday morning after a lingering illness. Squire Osborn and Frank White were Brookville callers Saturday. Ben Langferman marked his 69th birthday Saturday evening. Dora Grunkemeyer returned home from Cincinnati Saturday. Pipe Creek was lined with fishermen Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Osborn
Mr. Bovard
Brookville
Frank White
Mike Yohler
Squire Osborn
Ben Langferman
Dora Grunkemeyer
Cincinnati
Pipe Creek
Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertises Spring Laxative
The ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a non-griping laxative that cleanses winter wastes from the intestines and blood. It claims to banish spring fever and brighten eyes and complexion, urging readers to buy at druggists for 25 cents tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Dr.King
His Idea of Being Even
A brief humorous exchange about odds and balance between two poker players. One claims the other had all his money earlier, while the other notes he now holds all of the other’s money, illustrating the notion of being even in a playful dialect.
Decide For Yourself Eye Health Consultation Offer
A public notice urges readers to have eye examinations to determine if glasses are needed. It promises expert authority from years of experience and recommends immediate consultation to prevent potential vision problems.
Big Four Time Table
Schedule fragment shows a timetable entry for the Big Four service with no clear departure or arrival details. The readable portion lists a time 9:08 a.m on a Sunday with partial names and notes that appear as garbled OCR text.
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Isaac Parmer
Newpoint
Joseph Parmer
Francis Thackery
Anna Hickman
Alpha Thackery
David Pickett
Ed. Hart
Carrie Thackery
New Salem
Ferrin
Messersmith
Chas. Peele
Frances Hickman
Azelia Davis
Lillie Korte
Ed. Dieckman
Geo. Huber
Joseph Palmer
Walley Pickett
Adolph Siebert
Martha Tucker
James Blair
Anna Palmer
Garfield Williams
Chas Lange
Will Pickett
Henry Mang
Ernest Norwold
Olin Gommel
Boschee
United States
Ed. B. Schultz
Ballstown
John Menchhofer, Sr
R. R
Stanley Fischer
Oldenburg
Frank Fehrman
Family
Gus, Haverkos
Frank Bayer
Bernard Stickford
Joseph Hirt
Henry Brockman
Stork
John Bessler
Alfrieda Magdeline
Ernst Kallies
Harry Waechter
Wm. Wanninger
Jos. Weissmann
A. W. Waechter
Family Sunday
Elmer Huenke
Haymond
A.T. Nutter
Lyric Theatre
E. B. Schultz
Home Hardware CO
Purity Metal Vaults
A. Zierer
See
the Meyer Hardware Co
Indiana
Tri-State Butter CO
Tri-State
Tri-State Butter Company
Ohio
America
Nainsook Union
A.c.foerster & CO
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