Napoleon Area Social Roundup Highlights Local Guests
A series of Sunday visits and Monday errands mark community ties. Indianapolis visitors Edna Abplanalp and Mr Porter join the Abplanalps. William Pohlar of Batesville conducts business. Timke and the Spades family visit Charles Abplanalp. John Meyer of Indianapolis visits his mother Mrs. Andrew Meyer. Mary Meyer returns for a short visit. Illinois trip for Harold Abplanalp and corn husking plans follow. Versailles and Batesville engagements noted alongside local shoptalk and school news. High School notes cover geography excursion, multiplication in arithmetic, Lyceum plans for November 15, and Emerson discussions with Seniors. Basketball results show Napoleon 24 Hayti 0. Members report routine class anecdotes and Domestic Science scrubbing mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Porter
Edna Abplanalp
Indianapolis
William Abplanalp
Wiliam Pohlar
Batesville
George Timke
Spades
Charles Abplanalp
John Meyer
Andrew Meyer
Mary Meyer
Icey Kenworthy
Blocher
Ind
Sunman
Clifford Lawrence
New Salem
Laughery
Lois
Emerson
Hayti
Napoleon
Ruth
Loretta Bredemeier
Anita Hitchens
Albert Abplanalp
Rain brings joy as Shelby church overflows Sunday
Rain cheers community as both morning and evening services at the Shelby church draw large crowds. Newt Meyers dies at Rexville after a summer of poor health, following a Sunday appearance at church. Burial in Shelby on Monday. Neighbors visit and socialize at multiple homes on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Brother Jewett
John Stewart
Newt Meyers
Rexville
Mr. Meyers
Henry Hafft
Fred Hafft
Thomas Boswell
Ferguson
Alert
George Smock
George McCoy
Daniel Royce
Roy Kirk
Will Sellers
Butlerville
Sunman Family Headed to Iowa to Start New Home
Clinton J. D. Sunman and his wife with two daughters leave for Iowa Thursday morning to establish a new home. Russell Eberg of Indianapolis visited Sunman relatives over the weekend. A Rush County couple attended J. D. Sunman's sale. Various neighbors, including Harry Robinson and families, were guests at social visits across Saturday and Sunday, with multiple gatherings noted among Eberg, Barm fibre, and Voege households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sunman
Iowa
Russell Eberg
Indianapolis
William Sunman
Rush County
Harry Robinson
Milan
Charles Hashagen
John
Dora
E. B. Vincent
Sunman
Edward Barnfibre
Ellsworth
Benham of Benham Takes Care of Smallest Details
Citizens recall how Representative Benham attended to every issue big or small. He never claimed to be too busy for their needs and ensured splendid results through attentive service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Benham of
Benham
Local and Court House News From Versailles and Area
Charles Johnson of Batesville visited the Court House Friday while Dr G T Beckett of Lewisville was called home Sunday due to Mrs Beckett illness. E C Timmermann of Batesville did business at the Court House Wednesday. Mrs Clara Brown aids in the Treasurer’s office. Henry Bultman of Game Center and wife spent Friday with daughter Mrs Alva Pratt. Isabel Harper of Vevay visited son Thomas Harper and wife then returned home Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harper. Charles E Brown and wife visited his mother in Indianapolis from Wednesday to Sunday. Ripley County and Dearborn County commissioners held a joint session to accept a county line road. the claim of Stevens and Schilling for extra construction costs due to the war was rejected. Marriage licenses: Martin L Hull to Flora Webster. Chaney W Andress to Bessie Lindsay. James T Martin to Elizabeth Decker. Everett J Hart to Alma Kam Meyer. Frederick C H Norworld to Lorena Einhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johnson
Batesville
Court House
G. T. Beckett
Lewisville
Beckett
E. C. Timmermann
Clara Brown
Henry Bultman
Game Center
Alva Pratt
Isabel Harper
Vevay
Thomas Harper
Harper
Charles E. Brown
Milan Residents Report Weekend Visits and Local Happenings
Cincinnati guests Mrs. Harry Truitt and daughter visited relatives from Friday through Sunday. Miss Leah Raffingnone studied in Cincinnati over the weekend. An airplane sighting drew townspeople to the skies on Saturday. Dr. Withrow attended a Dental Association meeting in Aurora Tuesday. Mrs. Tillie Johnson returned to Halsell Alabama after an extended visit. Miss Jesse Levey of Indianapolis spoke at a Republican meeting Saturday. Thelma Doran and Mildred Dean drove to Greensburg Sunday. Harry Baldry and two sons, of Aurora, visited the Longwell home. Ida Drake attended Hogan Hill Church all-day meeting Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wilson of Osgood visited their daughter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Truitt
Cincinnati
Leah Raffingnone
Business College
Withrow
The
Dental Association
Aurora
Tillie Johnson
Halsell
Ala
Jesse Levey
Indianapolis
Thelma Doran
Mildred Dean
Greensburg
Harry Baldry
Longwell
Ida Drake
Hogan Hill
C. J. Wilson
Osgood
Osgood Social Neighbors Visit and Guest Posts
Mrs. John Finke returns from a Cincinnati visit with daughter Clara. Clara stays in the city while Mrs. Finke visits Otter Creek and guests include Mrs. Mary Strather and Miss Lizzie Niese. Numerous local residents, including Herman Menke, the Ferathers, and Finke family, host and visit relatives in related exchanges across Osgood, North Branch, Steamboat Landing, Perseverance, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Finke
Cincinnati
Clara
City
Mary Strather
Lizzie Niese
Otter Creek
George Ferather
John Herman
Osgood
Henry
Irma Dahle
Herman Menke
John Ferather
Fred Luers
North Branch
Fred Nordloh
Barbara Peetz
Steamboat Landing
Henry Menke
Geibel
Richard Fellerman
George Hunteman
Albert Thielbar
Henry Graue
Anna Krinhop
Henry Sembach
Death in the Benham area ends life of Newt Meyers
Newt Meyers of near Benham dies suddenly Sunday evening after longstanding poor health. The note of church and Sunday School attendance that day is paired with an obituary tone and local references. A broader Sunday at the community church includes praise for music and calls to hear Brother Shake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Meyers
Near Benham
B. L. Wanters
F. E. Poulter
Willie Benham
Etta
Brother Shake
Henry Bolenbaugh
Cincinnati
H. H. Gookins
Ethel
M. E
Shake
Mr. Henderson
Charles McCoy
Columbia Theatre
Newton Hyatt
Helen
Noble Roberts
Tom Martin
Nellie Decker
George Friend
Bedford
Ind
Martin
Vote for Harding Watson and Benham in 1930 election
The message urges voters to support Senator Harding for president and James E. Watson for Senate and John S. Benham for representative to ensure a Republican Senate and House can implement the President's principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Harding
James E. Watson
John S. Benham
Senate
House of Representatives
Chamberlain's Tablets Restore Health And Happiness
Indigestion biliousness and constipation sufferers find relief with Chamberlains Tablets. The ad promises restoration to health and happiness for hundreds and urges a trial for those troubled by these ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Westminster Cathedral Leaning Tower Curious Observation
London Times notes a massive Westminster Cathedral tower leaning three feet from perpendicular, appearing nearly as straight as it seems from various viewpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Westminster Cathedral
London Times
Batesville Council Adopts Resolution to Vacate Alleys
The Batesville Common Council on October 6 1920 unanimously adopted Resolution No 54 to vacate two alleys in John Hillenbrand's Second Addition. A public hearing for objections is set for Monday November 8 at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber. The action, if finalized, will bind all interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Batesville
Indiana
John Hillenbrand
Ripley County
Central Avenue
Park Avenue
Liberty Park
Council Chamber
Geo. J. Doll
George Schumacher
Jos. A. Boehmer
William Wisman
William Foerster
Harding family of Sturdy Stoge makes Indiana visit
Indianapolis reports detail Senator Warren G Harding and his kin visiting Indiana. Dr George Tyron Harding Sr and Jr met G A R veterans and Indiana school teachers, with Daisy Harding of Marion cited as a sister. The piece traces Harding ancestry and devout family ties in Ohio and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Harding
George T. Harding
Columbus
Daisy Harding
Marion
Senator Harding
Phoebe Elizabeth Dickerson
George Tyron Harding
New England
Hardings
Abraham
Massachusetts
Boston
George Harding
Salem
John
Weymouth
Robert
Connecticut
Wlattery as eyewash among neighbors teased in London Answers
The office philosopher jokes that flattery is eight species of eyewash used on the next-door neighbor. He adds the neighbor would not apply it to them, claiming a high opinion of their judgment. London Answers records the remark as light satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlattery
London
Advertised Article Note Encourages Local Patronage
Column explains the value of advertised goods and urges readers to patronize merchants whose ads appear in the paper. Emphasizes that advertised items are up to date and not shop worn, reflecting trust in vendors.
Printing Worth While The Right Kind Defines Our Platform
The statement emphasizes that only the correct kind of printing matters and positions it as the defining platform. It asserts quality as the core value and frames printing choice as pivotal to identity and success.
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Clinton
Versailles
Osgood R. R. No
Hopewell
Holton
Marcus Sulzer
Madison
Dena Conover
King’s Daughter Hospital
Asa Conover
Lucy Mussman
Faith Cook
Newel
King Hull
Bernice
Teachers’ Association
Baptist Church
R. B. Patterson
Louisville
J. C. Richardson
Tion
Stoge
Sterling
Warren G. Harding
Warren Gamaliel Bancroft
Lfe
Ohio
Charles
Mary Ann Crawford Harding
Warren Harding
Marion, O
Say
Phoebe Elizabeth Dickerson Harding
Eagle “Mikado
Eagle Pencil Company
New York
Batesville Bank
Meyer Hardware Co
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