Funeral services held for Mrs. Ed Behlmer at Penntown
Community attendance marked the funeral for Mrs. Ed Behlmer in Penntown on Monday. Updates note a child of John Walter is ill and several local residents made Sunday visits to kin or relatives in nearby towns. Also promotions for Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets at local drug stores tout easier, non constipating relief priced 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Behlmer
Penntown
Chamberlain
Baas’ Drug Store
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Montana couple returns home after visit and local events
The item notes the Gnose family moving back from Montana and mentions visitors from Cincinnati John A. Lane. It reports a buggy accident involving Frank Lauber, who was thrown, then recovered. It adds corn harvesting nearing completion and Blair Bros clover bolling out of the neighborhood. A church call for a pastor is planned for next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Bros’ Clover Buller
Out of Deaths Jaws Best Pills Save Life
Durham reader P Muse says a severe stomach and liver trouble nearly killed him but Dr Kings New Life Pills saved his life and restored health. A Baas drug store ad touts the pills as best on earth at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Muse
Durham
N.C
Dr. King
Baas’ Drug Store
Social roundups and visits around Plileasant Park
William Goertemoeller of Milwaukee visited his parents here last week and returned home Saturday. Ben Mailes and wife and Lewis Beck of Cincinnati called on Fred Beck here Sunday. A large crowd met at Fred Wenning's Saturday night with cake and refreshments. John Menchhofer and wife of Batesville visited Gottlieb Peetz and family Sunday. Many plan to attend the Pig Foot Club dance at St. Clairs hall Batesville on Nov. 1. A large crowd gathered at H. Dieckman’s Tuesday evening for a good time. Millie and Gusta Goertemoeller of the Queen City were Sunday guests of their parents here. Anna Peetz, recently at New Pennington, came home Sunday. Sophia Ahring spent two weeks with her sister Mrs. John Wisman near Batesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Goertemoeller
Milwaukee
Ben Mailes
Lewis Beck
Cincinnati
Fred Beck
Fred Wenning
Pig Foot Club
St. Clair's Hall
Batesville
H. Dieckman
Millie and
Gusta Goertemoeller
Queen City
C. M. Osburn
Joe Harvey
Haymond
Penntown
T. W. W. Sunman
Near Spades
Anna Reedert
Sunman
Lewis Wittkamper
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Skin Cure All
Advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as preventing eczema salt rheum and facial eruptions while treating sore lips chapped hands chilblains and piles. Claims to beautify the face and is sold for 25 cents at Baas' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baas’ Drug Store
Community Notes and Social Gatherings Around Batesville
Ida Steinfort returned Monday after a two weeks visit with relatives in Indianapolis. Doer family hosted Cincinnati relatives Sunday. Local youths plan attendance at a St. Clair's Hall dance in Batesville on Saturday night November 1. Clara Faber visited Lawrenceville relatives Sunday. A Penntown dance drew many local youths Saturday. The school pie social Tuesday evening was successful with large proceeds. Batesville visitors Lotta Schrader came Saturday. Cora Wiesehan from Weisburg visited A Franke's Saturday. Ed Dunn of Indianapolis spent a few days here last week. Harry Meister of Cincinnati was a pleasant caller Saturday. Frank Oberle went to Cincinnati Friday to stay. John Minger and wife of Versailles were here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Halls
Batesville
Clara Faber
Lawrenceville
Penntown
Lotta Schrader
Cora Wiesehan
Weisburg
A. Franke
Ed Dunn
Indianapolis
Harry Meister
Cincinnati
Frank Oberle
John Minger
Versailles
Brain Food Nonsense and a Honest Diet Advice
Discusses a diet theory debunking the need for separate foods for brain muscles and bones. Emphasizes overall nourishment and warns digestion issues harm nutrition. Promotes Greene's August Flower as a universal tonic for digestion liver blood and vigor available at Baas' drug store with Green's almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Baas
Green
Social notes and local visits from Batesville area
A roundup of social events and visits including a Pig Foot Club dance at St. Clair's Hall Batesville farmers beginning corn husking and wheat sowing said. Residents Susan and Maria Stahley and brother Joe of Cincinnati spent Sunday with kin. Local and visiting figures Dr Birchfield Sunman L E Rosin Cincinnati Rev Merxel Hisie Sunman Jess Winscott Sunman Frank Huber Illinois attended funeral of Mrs Ed Behimer Sunman. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised with free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Maria Stahley
Joe
Cincinnati
Dr. Birchfield
Sunman
L. E. Rosin
Nere
Rev. Merxel
Hisie
Local notes and social events in Penntown area
Henry Pohler and family moved to Mrs Garrison's farm near Penntown last week. Several from here attended a Penntown dance. A pie social is planned at Terry school house on Friday night Oct 31. Funeral of Mrs E K Behimer will be held at Penntown Monday afternoon. W H Brown of Leesville endured a severe illness before using Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption, later praising its effects and offering free trials at Baas drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pohler
Penntown
Terry School
Versailles Couples Tie the Knot On Sunday Evening
Jas. Johnson and Kelle Folsom were married here Sunday evening. Attorney F. S. Jones was in Cincinnati Sunday. Harley Crum and wife of New Marion visited F. M. Thompson and wife here Sunday. Marriage licenses were issued to Lewis Edwards of Nebraska and Julia Smith of Lock Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Johnson
Kelle Folsom
Harley Crum
New Marion
F. M. Thompson
Lewis Edwards
Nebraska
Julia Smith
Lock Springs
Local Notices and Socials From Napoleon and Versailles
Names and marriages appear with ages and towns such as Napoleon Batesville and Versailles. The piece notes social visits by Jess Conyers and wife, Grant Johnson’s stock farm sale with horses Blue Ridge and Joe Wilkes fetching 725 and 550, a colt show and race won by Wm Crandall’s colt, and illness of Mrs Nicholas Cornet. Other brief travels include Lawrence and Florence Olmsted visiting relatives, and Russell Willson traveling to Greensburg to meet a brother in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Johnson
Blue Ridge
Joe Wilkes
T. J. Kenan
Wm. Crandall
Havre Pain Balm Claims Partial Paralysis Cure
Geo R McDonald of Logan county West Virginia reports his friend Henderson Grimett recovered from partial paralysis after two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The text touts multiple cures for partial paralysis and notes the liniment is also known for rheumatism sprains and bruises. Sold by G A Baas Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
Geo. R. McDonald
Man
Logan County
W. Va
G. A. Baas
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Local Social Ties Mention Brookville Trip and Visits
SHARPS CORNER reports Lewis Wittkamper and wife with Anna Reddert on a business trip to Brookville Friday. Various residents including W S Osburno and the Aldendorfs visit, call, or attend gatherings across Brookville Sunman and Penntown with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Wittkamper
Anna Reddert
Brookville
W. S. Osburno
South African Store Sells Wide Range of Goods
O R Larson of Bay Villa Sun days River Cape Colony runs a valley store serving farmers within thirty miles and claims fourteen of sixty residents nearby were cured by Chamberlain's Cough remedy in the past year. Also notes railroad and train ticket sales for American Bankers meeting with limited return dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Larson
Bay Villa
Sundays River
Cape Colony
South Africa
Larson
Chamberlain
G. A. Baas, Batesville, and
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Jewels and Health The Bet On Dr Boschee's German Syrup
A 19th century advertisement extols jewels and a woman’s tastes while warning of health risks from shopping for them. It claims Dr Boschee's German Syrup halts early consumption and heals lungs, not a cure-all, and promotes buying through G A Base and Green's Special Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Green
Political Grave-robber Cartoon Targets Democratic Party
A Minneapolis newspaper labels the Democratic party as The Political Grave-robber and uses a cartoon showing a jackass pawing up dead issues from a political graveyard, contrasting with press depictions of the party as a jackass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Jackass
Minneapolis
Ballot Instructions on Marking and Safeguards for Voting
Voters are told to use the blue pencil to mark ballots and to place a cross in the correct circle or square. A ballot marked in any other way is void unless a specific exception applies. Do not leave the room with ballots outside, and report any unreadable ballots or disability to obtain assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
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John Walter
John Peters
Clara Taber
Spades
J. Durchholz
New Alsace
J. Walter
Chas. Gnose
Montana
John A. Lane
Dabney
Frank Lauber
Plileasant Park
John Menchhofer
Gottlieb Peetz
Anna Peetz
New Pennington
Sophia Ahring
John Wisman
America
Ida Steinfort
St. Clair’s Hall
Bury
Frank Rossfeld
St. Peters
Jesse Winscott
Frank Huber
Illinois
G. A. Raas, Batesville, and Bigney & Co
Sunman, Os
Pipeh Crebe
Henry Baas
Jake Abplanalp, Sr
Frogtown
Hildebrand
Geo. Shagger
Wm. Osburn, Jr
Jacob
Willie
Brookville Thursay
Wm. Wehrmeyer
Fred Pohter
Jacob, William and
Charles Abplanalp
Cumminsville
F. S. Jones
Miss Idea
M. Snyder
Brooklyn East End
Eening
McElree
Cardui
Thedford
Thomas Tunny
Napoleon
Amelia Smith
Chas. L. Rosemund
Martha
Prell
Joseph Ehrhard
Morris
Rosa Andres
Jas. W. Johnson
Mary
Folsom
Jess Conyers
Milan
Lawrence and
Florence Olmsted
Nicholas Cornet
Russell Willson
Greensburg
Indiapolis
Alvina and
Lizzie Aldendorf
Will Osburn
Mike Walloe
Fred Aldendorf
Henry Wittkamper
Henry Wickemeyer
Ed Beblmer
Elwood
John Bauman
Carrie
New Orleans
American Bankers’ Meeting
Ike
Hillenbrand & Mitchell Co
OPP. Bank
DEM
Sayu
Secretary of State
Albert Schoonover
REP
Daniel E. Storms
Schafer & Bohland
Rive Photographs
Pearl ST
John Hammerle
Johno Travens
Ind
Walnut Street
U. S. Cravens, Batesville
Cravens & Cravens
Schmidt
Wallace Campbell
D. S
Greemann
Wilksr & CO
BRICE
Herman H. Wessel
Huntersville, Ind
Chen
J. W. Henry
Batesville, Ind
Foley
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