Versailles Busy Day Brings Many Local Visitors and a Marriage Licenses
A crowd in Versailles noted a busy day with visits from residents of Holton Greensburg Osgood and Cincinnati. The report lists many locals shopping calling and visiting as well as a marriage license granted to Clinton Prather and Lora Hunter and Russell Yater and Martha Keach. Memorial services were held for Mrs. Mary Wright. Reverend Boyce delivered the address at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton C. Prather
Wheatland
Ind
Lora E. Hunter
Versailles
Russell C. Yater
Holton
Martha J. Keach
Clay City
Memorial Services Held At Christian Church
Memorial services were held Sunday afternoon at the Christian church. Rev. C. C. Wilson of Clarksburg delivered the address. Paul Huber left for Danville Indiana to attend school this summer. Mrs. R. B. Hodgson and daughter Sarah visited Greensburg with Mrs. Arthur Wright. Mrs. Dr. H. S. McKee attended the Decatur County medical banquet at the Y M C A. Miss Dorothy Cole returned to Indianapolis after visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Snedeker. Red Cross here works on convalescent robes as membership grows and welcomes new members. Enroll to help in this great work. Sneer at Matrimony unsignedExchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
C. C. Wilson
Clarksburg
Paul Huber
Danville
Ind
R. B. Hodgson
Sarah
Greensburg
Arthur Wright
H. S. McKee
Decatur County
Dorothy Cole
Indianapolis
J. W. Snedeker
Red Cross Society
Clear Your Skin in Spring With New Life Pills
Spring house cleaning extends to skin and digestion. Dull skin and sluggish eyes are blamed on winter inactivity. Dr King's New Life Pills offer a mild laxative to cleanse wastes and brighten appearance. At druggists 25c.
Local Residents Enjoy Weekend Visits and Activities
Batesville people fished Laughery creek Friday. Ervin Wonning owns a new car. Wm Ferris of Sunman visited Robert Uter and wife Thursday evening. Several from here helped clean St Pauls church at Cross Roads Tuesday. Henry Schwier, the largest farmer, led neighbors in corn planting. Fred Stockinger from Batesville spent a day nearby last week. Rev L A Schreiber and father-in-law fished here Wednesday. Ervin Wonning and wife visited Seymour Saturday to Sunday. Henry Menchhofer and family of Osgood and Claud Dorrel and family visited Wm Menchhofer Sunday. Elmer Brandkamp of Cincinnati visited John Karl and family Sunday. Dallas Hoyer of Indianapolis returned home Sunday to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crags Plains
Alta Pfather
Wheatland
David Rea
Holton
Bert Marsh
Cincinnati
Sarah Conyers
Fred Horgman
Napoleon
Henry Merritt
Center Point
Texas
John C
Melvin Peters
North Vernon
Virgil Stegner
Mendel
E. C. Timmerman
Ed. Taylor
Batesville
Court House
Leroy Decker
Osgood
Leslie Beall and Son
Geo. B. Ashton
Linton
Ind
Mr. Ashton
Wm. Castner
Lottie Beall
Henry Underwood
Underwood
Christ's Hospital
Harlie Pendergast
Indianapolis
P. A. Row
Harry Mulford
Davidson Yater
Milan
Cross Plains
Sunman
Friendship
Laughery Creek
Ervin Wonning
Wm. Ferris
Robert Uter
Cross Roads
St. Paul’s
Henry Schwier
Fred Stockinger
Rev. L. A. Schreiber
Seymour
Henry Menchhofer
Claud Dorrel
Menchhofer
S. Elmer Brandkamp
John Karl
Dallas Hoyer
Symbol of health and five pointed star on tablets
The five pointed star, used by ancient Greek Pythagoreans as a health symbol, appears on Chamberlain's Tablets packages. The ad claims quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation and notes availability from druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Social Notes From Peppertown and Nearby Towns
Mrs Will Marlin visited Connersville last week. Mrs Henry Wittkemper called on Ford Brick and wife Sunday. John Reifel of Connersville called last week. Fredeufel spent Sunday with home folks. Henr Ziegler was at Metamora Saturday. Mrs Fred Teufel called at Connersville recently, Fred Ceufel was at Metamora Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Marlin
Connersville
Henry Wittkemper
Ford Brick and Wife
John Reifel
Fredeufel
Fred Teufel
Fred Ceufel
Metamora
Dr. King's New Discovery Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a standard cough and cold remedy for 48 years. It promises relief of sore throat irritated membranes and bronchial ailments with a soothing balsam and antiseptic action, offered at 50 cents at druggists.
Neighborhood News and Sunday Visits Highlight Local Life
The Pucchiet Mid. Schone and family visited Henry Holle and family Sunday evening. Mrs. Nary Beinke visits her sister at Huntersville. Several from here attended the funeral of Jernard Stickford Friday. Chas. Hey and family and others visited Lecauer and family Sunday. Mrs. Aug Marticke called on Mrs. Fred Bosse Thursday. A reader recalls a funny window shutter mishap caused by a snapped tether and a necktie fix. A joke exchange about beauty links a mother and daughter’s looks for a reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid. Schone
Henry Holle
Nary Beinke
Ben Besler
Huntersville
Schone
Marticke
Ged Schone
Henry Stickford
Jernard Stickford
Chas. Hey
Pete Schorr
Paul Simke
Lecauer
Aug] Marticke
Fred Bosse
Opinions Entitlement and Neighbor Rights Cited
A Buffalo Times quote defends that every man may hold an opinion but cannot force it on others, reflecting a caution about imposing views on neighbors. The remark frames individual liberty against social pressure in community discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Times
Uncle Eben Quips on Privacy as Unique Minds His Own Business
A rural saying from Uncle Eben notes a man who minds his own business is so rare he can attract people who gossip about him. The cheeky line highlights social behavior in a folksy voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Says Colds Cause Coughs
An old notice touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey to end lingering January coughs. It promises soothing pine balsams loosen phlegm and glycerine relieve tender tissues. The ad warns lingering coughs are dangerous and urges purchase at the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Osgood Notes Parish Life And Local Visits
An Osgood column reports a weekend electrical storm, local arrivals and departures, a twin girl birth, and sympathy for the Wayhinger family. It notes a Federated Clubs meeting at the M E Church, visitors Lulu and Mabel Yater from Cincinnati, and Louis Ebel’s leg operation after a relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benham
Benham
Wm. Wayhinger
Federated Clubs
M. E
T. M. Brenton
Lulu
Mabel Yater
Cincinnati
Louis Ebel
W. D. Willson
Kate
Pittsburg
Louis Jobst
Laughery Bridge
Local Visitors and Farm Life Near Shelbyville
Haymond Chas Kroeger and friends visited in the Shelbyville area on Sunday and called on his parents. Wm Osborn with wife and baby visited Frank White that day. Mike Christ Jr and wife also called on Frank White. Richard Jansin and Herbert White were Batesville callers Saturday. Dick Lightner helped Frank White fix telephones at Oldenburg Monday. An旧 ad promotes Sand for backache liver and kidney relief with a 35 cent Sanol trial bottle at the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Kroeger
Shelbyville
Wm. Osborn
Frank White
Mike Christ, Jr
Richard Jansin
Herbert White
Batesville
Dick Lightner
Oldenburg
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Andrew Jackson
Jennie
L. White
Robert Warman
Frank Spencer
Mary Wright
M. E. Church
Boyce
Delaware
S.day
Katesville
Margaret Tielking
Herman Hunger and Son
Henry Cox
Ollie
Ballstown
Peppertown
Henr Ziegler
Bergman Brothers
Bowesville Monien
Geo. A. Cook
L.C. Cook
Haymond
Purity Metal Vaults
A. Zierer
Watesville, Ina
the Meyer Hardware Co
Indiana
Ripley County
Frank F. Wildman
Josiah P. Day
H. G. Nelson
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