St Louis Church Bazaar Weekend in Batesville
Community events noted include a St Louis Church Bazaar at Liberty Park Batesville on October 9 and 10. The piece lists visits and social notes among locals with several trips to Cincinnati Versailles Newton Kansas Purdue and KokomoIndiana. The Sanitorium Company sold four hundred tickets for a six o clock dinner with five courses served and seventy five rooms occupied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Liberty Park
Batesville
Daisy Strubble
Lester Arkenberg
Purdue
Murray Bruce
Cc. E. Wright
Cincinnati
Wright
S. F. Berry
Crandall
Newton
Kansas
J. C. Fleming
Indiana
Herbert Livingston
J. W. McClure
Versailles
Miss Hulse
Ida Drake
E. McCoy
Versailles Social notes and local listings
Messrs John Sieg, Walter H. Fitch and W J Baas of Adams Township visited the Court House Monday. Eva Hunter returned from Batesville guest of Mrs A B Wycoff. Isabel Harper of Vevay visiting her son Thomas Harper. John Risk and wife of Newcastle guests of Dr G T Beckett. Orlando Custer of Bedford visiting Daisy E McCoy. Stella Arkenberg Thelma Doran Opal Pease Milan spent Sunday with Verona McCoy. Henry Gookins guests of Frank Poulter. Jury disagreed after fifteen hours of deliberation. Joseph E Gordon named County Assessor to serve until November. Marriage licenses issued to Matz Reibel. Kruse Morrel. Engel Green. Emmett Taylor Heinrich. Hack Wiesehan. Sproessig Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sieg
Walter H. Fitch
W. J. Baas
Adams Township
Court House
Eva Hunter
Batesville
A. B. Wycoff
Isabel Harper
Vevay
Thomas Harper
John Risk
Newcastle
G. T. Beckett
Orlando Custer
Bedford
Daisy E. McCoy
Stella Arkenberg
Thelma Doran
Opal Pease
Milan
Verona McCoy
Henry Gookins
Frank Poulter
Laura Blackburn
Christina Schroder
Henry Draman
Joseph E. Gordon
Roy C. Matz
Holton
Anna M. Reibel
Fred Kruse
Gladys Morrel
Osgood
William Engel
Indianapolis
Hazel Green
Titusville
Emmett ‘Taylor
Florence M. Heinrich
George Hack
Hancock County
Susan Wiesehan
Spades
Clarence H. Sproessig
Jesise
Mabel Kline
Nebraska
Community Notes and Obituary From Clinton Area
Busy Sunday activities in Clinton area include Schmidt of Conn visiting Eberg and Sunman families. Eberg hosts Dieselberg gathering at Lookout. Died Mrs Thresia Fritsch née Schmidt long resident of Cincinnati, survived by daughter two sons three sisters and one brother Ambrose Schmidt of Batesville. Burial in Cincinnati.
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William Schmidt
Conn
Harry Eberg
J. D. Sunman
H. Eberg
Henry Eckstein
Harry Robinson
Milan
Dan Dieselberg
Sunman
Lookout
Thresia Fritsch
Milan Social Roundup Notices From Weekend Gatherings
Mrs. August Cutter and Richard Cutter traveled to Cincinnati Saturday morning. A number from here attended a Pierceville dance Saturday evening and a Milan show Sunday night. Lillian Bohner Grace Schornick and others visited friends Tuesday and Friday evenings with Nora and Joe Henry on Hobble Street. Theodore Dieckman visited home folks Sunday.
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August Cutter
Milan
August
Richard Cutter
Cincinnati
Pierceville
Herman Bohner
Frank Schornick
Lillian Bohner
Grace Schornick
West
Nora
Joe Henry
Hobble St
Theodore Dieckman
Senator Watson Returns Home to Winchester Summers
Winchester Herald notes Indiana senator James E. Watson spends summers in his boyhood home in Winchester with family. The piece describes his roots, church involvement, and local regard, highlighting Grandma Watson’s age and cheerful influence, plus the family’s extended presence in town.
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Winchester
Ind
Indiana
James E. Watson
Jim Watson
Enos L. Watson
Rushville
Mrs. Watson
Grandma” Watson
Bahai Temple Triumph in Chicago with Million-Dollar Dream
Louis Bourgeoise of New York spent 12 years planning a nine sided Bahai temple in Chicago costing several million dollars. He mortgaged his home to fund the project while his wife ran a confectionery. The design won first prize and may attract Abul Bahal to Chicago. Also described is a Swedish windmill powering a dynamo via a falling weight to generate electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Bourgeoise
New York City
Baha ‘U ‘Lah
Abul Bahal
Baharam
Rats Cause $125 Plumbing Bills Claim
James Stucky reports $125 in plumbing costs after a rat nest clogged drains in his basement. He says RAT-SNAP cleaned the rodent out and lists three product sizes sold by Meyer Hardware Company and Blank's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stucky
Meyer Hardware Company
Blank
Common Sense as Ballast in a Holmes Quotation
A fragment quotes Oliver Wendell Holmes on using common sense as ballast for science and furniture, noting an upper chamber and ground floor analogy for practical balance of knowledge.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
If you would be healthy wealthy and wise work all day
The saying urges constant labor and self-promotion as keys to wellbeing wealth and wisdom, presenting a blunt view of success through diligence and advertising.
Fishing in Boyhood Days
A city man recalls a summer afternoon of youth when a boy and his companions fished a pool for sunfish. The tale centers on his mother’s joy in cooking the modest catch and her quiet pride, more than the fish’ size or any bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee~Journal
Mother
Forest on Drifting Lands: Bremontier’s reclamation in France
In southwest France between the Adour and Gar onne, barren dunes became pine woods after Bremontier, an inspector of roads, fenced the desert and planted broom seeds to shield young pines. Broom roots stabilized sand, allowing pine shoots to spread, with canals later draining wet areas and delivering water to dry zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Adour
Garonne
Bay of Biscay
Bremontier
Where There's a Baby on Farm Keep Rat-Snap
On farms rats invade homes and threaten infants. Nursing bottles attract rats. Break RAT-SNAP into three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 guaranteed to rid you of rats and mice. Patronize our ad in Columns. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Hardware Company
Blank’s Pharmacy
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Senator Watson
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Watson
Jim
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Epworth
Lucky Dream
Geo. Steinwart
John Dittue
E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Batag Sd
Staley, Gore Ind
Old
Ane Street
Batesville Bank
Cor
Pearl and Vine Streets
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