Local notes on residents and travels in Oldenburg area
The itemized column lists numerous residents and visitors to Oldenburg Indiana and nearby towns. It records trips to Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg Hope Morris and Lawrenceburg, births, upcoming events like Smith's Jazz Band from Lexington, and local family movements including Henry Mang purchasing property west of the Gibson Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Castor
Cincinnati
Henry Kleiner
Indianapolis
Marie Kaiser
William Moore
Newpoint
Archie Glass
Louisville
Great Smith
Lexington
William Vascou
Henry Mang
Charles McGarry
Gibson
Mr. Mang
Batesville Public Schools Set to Open on September 7
Notice to pupils and parents from Superintendent John F Hoing urges full attendance at the Batesville schools opening next Tuesday September 7. Students are advised to consult teachers before buying supplies to aid class arrangement for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
John F. Hoing
Want Ads Classifieds Listing Various Offers
Local want ads show multiple buyers sellers and services. Items include rental rooms farm land mules bottles tomatoes buck lambs and an old delivery wagon plus employment for a office girl and housekeepers. Names and locations span Batesville Greensburg Cincinnati O. illustrative notices invite contact by telephone box or address.
Visit After Fifty Years Brings Old Friends Together
After a fifty year absence Herman Kahle of Alta Vista Kansas returned to his old haunts and found friends Mrs William Dieckman Sr Mrs Ed Flodder Henry Schwertfeger Mrs Casper Kleifgen and Miss Emma Kahle. Guests and hosts enjoyed the reunion with many happy reminiscences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Kahle
Alta Vista
Kansas
William Dieckman Sr
Ed Flodder
Henry Schwertfeger
Casper Kleifgen
Emma Kahle
Indianapolis
Church Picnic Draws Batesville Area to New Alsace
Large crowd from Batesville and nearby communities attended the New Alsace church picnic last Sunday. A big chicken dinner and supper were prepared by local ladies, and the proceeds will fund a new school building the congregation plans to erect soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
New Alsace
Mickie Says V Gow and Boss Praise Darn Good Work
The message praises someone named Mickie and a boss for solid work. References to giving a good paper for years and doing well, with emphasis on ownership and contribution. Contains informal, fragmented phrasing and unclear targets.
Unnewehr Squire Wedding Vows Spoken in Berea Ohio
Professor Emory C. Unnewehr and Mrs Ivy L Squire were married Friday night August 27 at Emanuel Methodist Church Berea Ohio Rev Albert Marting officiated Best man Herbert Schneider maid of honor Lyda Loucks flower girl Miriam Gelvin ring bearer Carl Marting The couple planned a honeymoon to Mammoth Cave and Batesville They will reside in Berea where Unnewehr leads the Physics Department at Baldwin Wallace College and formerly taught at Berea and Columbia University
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory C. Unnewehr
Ivy L. Squire
Emanuel Methodist Church
Berea
Ohio
Albert Marting
Portsmouth
Herbert Schneider
New York City
Lyda Loucks
St. Johnsville
N. Y
Miriam Gelvin
Carl Marting
Mesdames Lewis
Gelvin
Marting
Ficken
Albert Riemenschneider
Purdue
Baldwin Wallace College
Columbia University
Baldwin- Wallace College
East Congregational Church
Cleveland
Emory
Anne-wehr
Warning on Tampering with United States Mail Boxes
A postmaster warns that tampering with mail collection boxes is illegal and will be prosecuted. Time cards and cigarette stubs found in boxes suggest deliberate acts harming government property, with penalties emphasized for offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nicholas Volz
Ida Winsor Installs New Temple in Lawrenceburg
Mrs. Ida Winsor traveled to Lawrenceburg to install a new temple of the Knights of Pythias sisters with the Grand Chief of the Order presiding. The Cleves Ohio Temple team conducted the ceremony, acclaimed as a strong unit in Ohio, and the event drew praise from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Winsor
Lawrenceburg
Pythian Sisters
Cleves
Ohio
Hold Family Reunion At Meyer Home Near Finks Church
A large congenial crowd gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyer near Finks Church last Sunday to celebrate the Meyer reunion. Guests enjoyed pitch-in meals, games, races, and music despite mild weather, with over fifty attendees hoping to meet again next year. Attendees included the families of Carrie Meyer and J. Gilman Petit of Greensburg, Charles Fromer near Napoleon, Dolphy Stell and Vivian of Indianapolis, Charles Petit of Shelbyville, Fred Andrews and children, Johnnie Meyer and companion of Aurora, William Schuler of Moores Hill, Herman Menke and Selma of Fink's Corner, Henry Meyer and Nora of Huntersville, William Meyer and Glen of Game Center, Charles Fellerman of Otter Creek, and George Richter and family of Batesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Meyer
J. Gilman Petit
Herman Petit
Greensburg
Charles Fromer
Near
Napoleon
Dolphy Stell
Vivian
Indianapolis
Charles Petit
Shelbyville
Fred Andrews
Johnnie Meyer
Friend
Aurora
Wiliam Schuler
Moores Hill
Herman Menke
Selma
Fink’s Corner
Henry Meyer
Nora
Huntersville
William Meyer
Glen
Game Center
Charles Fellerman
Otter Creek
George Richter
Batesville
Sanity Inquest Finds John Deye Insane
Dr Charles W Gibson Dr Heath and Dr Bigham with Squire Jacob J Hildebrand conducted a Sunday inquest into John Deye of Morris area. The panel found Deye insane and Sheriff Harper took him into custody for committal to Cragmont following the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Gibson
Heath
Napoleon
Bigham
Oldenburg
Jacob J. Hildebrand
John Deye
Morris
Deye
Harper
Cragmont
Public notice of settled business with Dr. P. L. Mull
The notice informs all creditors that records and accounts are in the care of Dr. John C. Bigham in Oldenburg. The doctor will handle matters for the convenience of all parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bigham
Oldenburg
Birthday Surprise for Ernest Norwold at Fortieth Sixth Birthday
Ernest Norwold of New Pennington celebrated his forty sixth birthday with a large gathering of about fifty relatives. The event featured generous food, merry company, and thoughtful gifts including a ten dollar gold piece from his daughter Elma. Guests included Peter Mang and wife Henry Narwold and wife John Narwold and family August Narwold and daughter Harry Narwold and wife Philip Weber and family Frank Stevenson and family Joe Heimsath and wife Mrs Fred Narwold and family Henry Narwold Jr and wife Lorena Goyert George Rottman and wife Höberg ladies from Cincinnati William Narwold and family Madisonville Ohio Henry Bultman and family Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Norwold
New Pennington
Ernest
Elma
Peter Mang
Henry Narwold
John Narwold
August Narwold
Harry Narwold
Philip Weber
Frank Stevenson
Joe Heimsath
Local Boy Milton Baas Starts New Sales Career
Milton Baas returned to Little Rock Arkansas after a week with his family to wind up affairs at the National Cash Register Co. office. He has accepted a traveling salesman post with the American Furniture Co. of Batesville and is noted as one of the Batesville boys who has made good in every sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Baas
Little Rock
Ark
George W. Baas
Milton
National Cash Register Company
American Furniture Co
Batesville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonnell
Delia Meyer
Cincinnnati
James Meade
Esther Johanning
Louisa Thielking
Inndianapolis
R. C. Meyer
Walter Dirscherl
Henry Kroenke
Spades
Smith
Helen Siefert
Henry Wachsman
John Freel
Emil Zierer
Connersville
Leslie Colter
Hope
Ind
Bertha
Raphael Reuter
William Kammeyer
Lucylle Wachsman
Winona
William Bosse
Mollie Jobst
Lookout
Carrie Grunkemeyer
Herman Grunkemeyer
John Davis
Leonard Beer
Fern Hall
Esther Hall
Mentor
Clara ‘Huber
Emma Cook
Rollin Hoyer
Charles Conners
Joseph Stein
Norma Wilker
Teachers’ Institute
Elizabeth Krushing
Ralph
Gene
Hyde Park
Charles Johnson
Harry Johnson
Ray Hultsch
Waldron
Waldron Saturday Evening and Remained Over Sunday With Mrs. Hultsch
Alberry Dickey
Grover Benz
Reds
Arvilla Doli
Roscoe Meyer
Carrie McClellan
Ben Meyer
Elveta
Charlotte Mueller
Hilda
Lulu Bedel
Hamburg
Oberle
Child
William Schreiner
Frank Livingston
John Purcell
Oakley
C. C. Witters
Brookville
G. Gloshen
Leonard Schwegman
Joseph Schwegman
Theodore Schultz
Virgil
Thomas
Eugene Shafer
C. Grunkemeyer
Philip Schumacher
Robert Blank
Elizabeth Heitzman
Ida Gehring
Nora Brinkmeyer
Henry Niese
Hattie
Lizzie Hoberg
Fred Norwold
Mildred Hotopp
John Hotopp
Louis Schorr
Fred Behrman
Alvin Schorr
Will Walters
Sunman
W. Walters
Elsie Beck
Fred Hauck
Schreiber
Greece
A. W. Harris Oil Company
America
William Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
Cliff Vaughn
Muncie
N. E
Gregory
Joseph Brandes
Louis C. Huber
Buck Lambs
F. H. Meyer
American Furniture Company
N. E. Gregory
H. W. Terry
Curtis McCoy
Lake McCoy
Olin Gommel
Delaware
Armieder
H. H. Kramer
Ben Kaufmann
South Crescent Ave
O. 4
Julius Schild
Reading Road
Avondale
Avon
Mickie
Squire
Unnewehr
J. A. Wilker & Co
Esvil
Enees
Mike Benz
Fred Meyer
Near Fink’s Church
Meyer
DR. P. L
MULL
Tribune
Masons
Elmer Heidt, W. M
Parker
Rexall
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