Oldenburg Social Ties Tie Cincinnati Visitors to Town
Edmund Hoelker and a Cincinnati companion were guests of his parents on Sunday. Many Cincinnati residents, including Mrs. Schlenk and Mrs. Holtel Jr., visited here. A large crowd traveled to Greensburg for a ball game between the K of C Club and local players. The list notes several travels, visitors, and local visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Hoelker
Lady Friend
Cincinnati
Henry Herrman
Cleopha Gehring
Schlenk
H. G. Borchett
George Holtel Jr
Clarence
Leonard
Holtel
Frank Derning
Marie Gartner
Ida Pliger
Alma Meham
Greensburg
K. of C
Our Boys
Philip Macke
Connersville
Joe Kellerman
Family
Local Farming and Community Notes from Lower Pipe Creek
Farmers here plant corn as they work through field chores. Miss Bessie White and Miss Millie White were with Frank Millie and Bessie at Elm Grove Sunday School and church. Mrs Russell Jones broke her kneecap after a horse spooked her on the way to Peppertown. Dr Bigham of Oldenburg attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie White
Millie White
Frank White
Elm Grove
Ben Schwegman
Lafe Jones
Oldenburg
Russell Jones
Peppertown
Dr Bigham
Bert Morgan
F. White
Local Social Notes Highlight Warm Sunday Visits
Walter Vonderheide Vincent and Marie Wallpe enjoyed a pleasant Sunday with Alma Krulhaupt. Margaret Wallpe stays with Mrs. Leo Lorenz at Ltookville Route 7. Jake Wallpe returns home after weeks with Theodore Tebbe. Ralph Zins visits Alphonse and Paul Wallpe. Ben Vonderheide and son Raymond visit George Pulskamp and family with John Moorman and Henry Kruthhaupt of St Marys attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Vonderheide
Vincent
Marie Wallpe
Alma Krulhaupt
Margaret Wallpe
Leo Lorenz
Ltookville
Route 7
Jake Wallpe
Theodore Tebbe
Ralph Zins
Alphonse
Paul Walipe
Ben Vonderheide
Raymond
George Pulskamp
John Moorman
Henry Kruthaupt
St Mary’s
Recruits to Visit City for Camp Knox Campaign
Sergeant Horace N Midkell of Co G 11th Infantry will arrive May 28 1922 for a two day recruiting campaign in this city. The Citizens Military Training Camp at Camp Knox Kentucky runs August 1 to 30 1922. Recruits receive 5 cent a mile travel reimbursement and camp provided food clothing tent bed medical care and transportation back home. The program promises a month of open air recreation and improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace N. Midkell
Co. G
11Th Infantry
Citizens
Camp Knox
Sam
Old Masters of Prose Patchwork
Fragmentary quotation from Ecclesiastes 9 7 style text urges joy in life and admonishes fidelity and contentment in earthly labor. The archaic spelling hints at a literary antiquarian source and a reflective prose tone rather than a news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycliffs
Local News Roundup from Metamora and Nearby
Reports from Metamora list numerous local visitors and moves with families in Indiana and Florida. The death of George R. Foster Sr. in Linn Haven Florida is noted with funeral details at the M E Church and burial in Brookville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Murray Sr
Elbridge Jackson
William Redmond
Mulroy
George R. Foster Sr
Linn Haven
Indianapolis
Rev. Shulz
Newcastle
Christian Church
Charles Curry
Brookville
C. A. Riley
Mae
Florence
Connersville
Chris Thorpe
John Moore
Blooming Grove
Theo. Moore
Moore
Joe Litteral
Kentucky
Mary Litterall
Lorna Hutton
George S. Foster
Fla
M. E
R. E. McWilliams
Red Cross Vacation Nurse Plans Home Visits
The County Red Cross Nurse Miss Hopkins will conduct follow up calls to parents of children and inspect pre schoolers during vacation. She will also give public talks on community health and expect to complete school inspection when the term resumes in September. The nurse works from the Freeman building and posts weekly Red Cross paragraphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Freeman Building
RED Cross Committee
Saint Weekly Festival Highlights and Suppressed Observances
The article describes a local festival week with cobbler tradesmen and a piracy scandal tied to Saint Monday celebrations. It notes suppression of certain activities and a ceremonial event named Cho Monday. Details are unclear but indicate coordinated observances and a planned celebration by Mendis with dates uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint’s
Seabinn
No clear article title from fragmented text
The readable fragment hints at betting on appearances and a comparison to a prelate but lacks concrete facts, names, places, or events to form a dated news item. No verifiable individuals or organizations are present to anchor a proper summary.
Age and the Modern Youth
An essay on changing父 parent child dynamics and humor about aging. A father reflects on youth’s independence and the shift away from traditional gestures like children bringing slippers. He notes his son treats him as a peer, humorously challenging his authority. Notes appear from Chirper's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Vandeville
Llow
Meredith Nicholsonith Chirper
Tip and Be Happy in Travel Etiquette
Katherine Wood argues tips ease travel strain and guide attitudes toward helpful service. The Designer notes travelers may enjoy journeys or shy away, but a porter’s efficiency and a modest tip can spare effort, offering convenience and smoother passage through stations and trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Wood
Tellow Pussserby
Soap Bubble Ballet Spectacle Dazzles In Floor Fog
A 20 by 20 foot space was filled with soap bubbles as dancers moved through a frothy mass. A mineral sieve floor pipe fed a 200 barrel soap solution creating a rising bubble sea for a fairylike stage scene described in Populi Mechanics Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Populi Mechanics Magazine
Trustee's Notice of Monthly Township Meetings
Trustee announces monthly township meetings at Morris on the first Saturday, Sunman on the second and third Saturdays, and at home on the last Saturday of each month. The notice defines regular meeting times and places for township business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sunman
Cuba Size Equal to Pennsylvania in Area
The article notes that Cuba’s area is about the same as Pennsylvania, comparing the two regions to illustrate geographic scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Pennsylvania
Substitutes for Rubber in India Rubber Compounds
Unvulcanized india rubber sinks in water while fuel oil substitutes are slightly heavier and settle. The article notes combinations of fascnic, peanut, rape erol as satirical substitutes used to a considerable extent in india rubber manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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Adolph Averdick
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Covington
William Munchel
Norwood
Anthony Munchel
Friend
George Munchel
Emma Blank
Frank Benning
Pipe Creek
Deweytown
John Sieg
Adams Township
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Geo. Steinwart
John Dittus
S. E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Ripley County
Third Street
Coggins Marble Co
Canton
Georgia
J. F. Kleiner
Batesville
Ind
Palace of Sweets
Tribune
Harry Peetz
N. Vine St
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Palm Beach
Nobby Clothing Co
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