Relatives and neighbors gather in regional visits and events
In Covingtons Anna Behlmer visited relatives here over Sunday. Mrs Mollie Shockey and her son visited Al bert Behlmer and wife Sandzy near Lawrenceburg. Elmer Holwadel and family from Madiganville spent Sunday with C Holwadel and wife. Gaga visit ends with home return. Gus Brunner did business by Cincinnati Monday. A memorial service was held at Perry Chapel Sunday morning. John Hoff and family from Manilla visited relatives last week. Leona Kestler visited uncle Ed Swears at Franklin Saturday and Sunday. Clarence Minger and family from Versailles were guests Sunday. Fred Severn and wife and Everett Swears and wife were guests of Ed Bonfier and family Sunday. Large attendance at Herman Thum personal property sale Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Anna Behlmer
Covingtons
Mollie Shockey
Lawrenceburg
Albert Behlmer
Sandzy
Elmer Holwadel
Madiganville
C. Holwadel
Gaga
Gus Brunner
Cincinnati
Perry Chapel
John Hoff
Manilla
Leona Kestler
Ed Swears
Franklin
Clarence Minger
Versailles
Fred Severn
Everett’ Swears
Bonfier
Herman Thum
Spades Home Coming Dance and Public Sale Notice
Spades Home Coming dance at St Clair's Hall with Greens Jazz band June 4. Eureka Reginati announces a season fair grounds dance Saturday June 7. Heirs of Anna Abegglen offer household goods at public sale. Memorial services set June 1 at town church and Spades Prof. church at 2 pm. Local notices of social visits and family events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Fair Grounds
Eureka Reginati & Em
Anna Abegglén
F. Kammeyer
Audt
Town Church
Spades
Prof. Church
First Dance Opens Season at the Pair Eureka Band
Local notices show Andrew Meister and wife from Batesville visiting with their son. Beery Behlmer and family crediters. John Prakel and family in Nee aon Huneke area. Roy Hoyer hosting at Salem with a baby boy born. Clarence Praker at home from Park. Ed Huneke and others attend funeral of Mrs. Deneere at Laughery Bridge. families visit and relatives gather for community events in May and early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Band
Andrew Meister
Batesville
Beery Behlmer
John Prakel
Aon
Huneke
Roy Hoyer
Salem
Clarence Praker
Charles Dieckman
Fred Laers
Ed Huneke
John Huneke
M. Deneere
Laughery Bridge
Wan
John
Elmer
Charles Hu‘ie
Isabella
Elizabeth Haessig
Lee
Unclear OCR fragment hints at personal names and place
Fragmentary text mentions names Jane A and Bra FX rok Dier ericson and a Ridge location. overall content is garbled with no coherent event or date to summarize.
Veterans and families recall service at Camp Taylor
Veterans from the 30th and other divisions, including Henry Jatthiowes and Nick Prickel, return home after overseas service. Discharges were received at Camp Taylor and Michigan with several reporting fighting abroad and praise for their service. Families in Cincinnati Oakley and Lockland hosted reunions and visits as service members resumed civilian life.
Weisburg Local Tidbits Include Ball Team Defeat and Visits
William Specht of Cincinnati visited his wife and her mother. Pvt. William Schwier returned from France. Henry Asche hosted Cincinnati friends. Mrs Johnson visited Batesville cellar last Sunday. Clare Bergman visited home. John Hill went to Lawrenceburg. Serg George Baker was mustered out. William Weishear visited his father. Weisburg ball squad lost 9 to 7 at Manchester. Luhring pitched. They host Lawrenceburg next Sunday at Weisburg. John Scholl spent time in Louisville. Farmers meeting set for Weisburg Saturday night May 11. Mike Holman visiting sister in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Specht
Cincinnati
William Schwier
France
Henry Asche
Dr. Johmson
Batesville
Celler
Clare Bergman
John Hill
Lawrenceburg
George Baker
William Weishear
Weisburg
Manchester
Luhring
Sunmen
John Scholl
Louisville
Farmers’ Meeting
Mike Holman
Sharps Corner First Dance of the Season at the Fair
A garbled report lists a June 7 event at the Fair Gro with references to Mrs and Carrie Richter Lawrenceville and Aug Richter and family. It mentions a Cincinnati gathering Wednesday and a Coes aleied Cook med i fay, with names John Pohlar Ed ae, Jno Sa and others, indicating a social gathering or dance with attendees from North Bilang and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Gro
and. Mra
Carrie Richter
Lawrenceville
T S
Aug. Richter
Family
Norman Cydwell
Ana
Jno
Pohlar
Cincinnati
Babe
Coes Aleied
Cook
I Fay
North Bilang
John
Geo. Miller
Ee Ie Tunsey
Interee Text Booka A School Ii A Ones
A damaged excerpt notes a school using geography and map textbooks to engage students. It mentions a student with his own doll, the school owning a larger atlas, and many pupils being devoted to study with novel texts to attract interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etudent
Arabian hides and livestock trade described in era narration
A fragmented notice outlines Arabians trading hides and skins, including cattle, sheep, goats, and camels, with mentions of Mecca era contexts and nomadic or pastoral practices. The text resembles a historical barter or commodity description without clear dates or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecca
Veteran Hunters Survive War Orbit and Winter Hardship
The fragment recalls two soldiers fleeing through a German alarm in 1915, both wounded but escaping into Belgian forests. A harsh 1916 winter nearly starved them until aid from a Belgian helper sustained their survival. They later reached a French hospital for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowand
Cai
ACASE OF PERSISTENCE Washington Evoking Star
A short verse laments persistent social ills and calls for unity to abolish anger greed hate hunger and sorrow. The piece envisions crowds joining in a shared effort to wipe away negativity and remaining troubles, imagining continual renewal as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uredain
Washington
Preserve Old Tulip Tree on Inwood Hill Island
An armored tulip tree at the extreme northern tip of Manhattan, claimed to be 231 years old, stands near the Harlem ship canal in a fenced clearing since October 1012. The site, tied to Hendrick Hudson's 1609 landing and Weckquaskeeks history, contains oyster shell remnants and a cement filled cavity, with a historic inscription on the trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Island
Inwood Hil
Harlem Ship Canal
Hudson
Hendrik Hudson
Spuyten Duyvil Inlet
Caterpillar from New Zealand Infested by Parasitic Fungus
A London report describes a caterpillar arriving from New Zealand that burrows underground and hosts a parasitic fungus growing from its head. The specimen shows preserved segments and intact legs, with the fungus forming a plantlike head on the larva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New Zealand
Weekend Socials Mention Walter Holwadel and Local Families
Fragmented OCR notes describe social visits and gatherings every Friday and Saturday with individuals named Walter, Otto Holwadel, Maggie Tangman, Eberg, Sane, Christ Holwadel, and Arthur Holwadel. Mentions Sunday time spent with various Holwadel families and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
Aioe
Neu Tha
Walter Y
Eber Sinaia
Walter Fae Eeamian A
H. H
Ae Otto Holwadel
Per Oh It
Maggie’ Tangman
Farina
Sane
Dieseller
Eberg
Sunor
Otto Holwadel
Arthur Holwadel
Christ Holwadel
Sunmon
Number of Farms to Sell at Public Piihvgte Sale
A public notice announces a Piihvgte Sale listing multiple farms for sale. The document names the auctioneer and location, with a sale date and terms. The readable text outlines parcels, prices, and bidding conditions.
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Mrs
Wim. Golden
Indianapolis
Louis Freyer
Quirin Ertel
Cincinna
Eran Mason
Cat
Kenneth
Innati
Uerman End
Clinton
Frank Fish
Howard Robinson
Baweate
Batesening
Arthur Sunman
Gnsensbure
Drees
R. R
U. d Navy
Emma Walsman
Dége
Davenport
Indiana
Lis
Iinkler
Mias
Reuss
Chas. Stephens
Oakley, C
Anna Hamer
John Raab
C. Raab
al Bishhoff
Mary Louise
Lockland
An Winkler
Ancinna
Zillebuehler
Carrie Aares
Cincienati
Nahant
Henry Jatthiowes
Nicholas A. Prickel
Camp Taylor
Nick
Clifford Homer Ae
Saan
Michigan
Ichigan
Fred Pohlar
Div
Fred
Burpore
Poleal
Tyrrell
Canadien
Gerade Guiligic
New York City
Cleveland
Cincinna‘ni
Chicago
ST. Louis
W. J. Hiner
Third & Smith Sts
Sunman, Indiana
Percales
T'Ralf Price
Star
Gloss
Ives Family
Lot
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