Local News Roundup From R R No 4 Area
Look out Thursday reports Fred Luers as caller. Mang School opened with Miss Beulah Castner. John Prakel and wife visited Henry Vogel's family at Adams Church. Mrs. Vogel remains sick. George Meister adds two rooms. Edward Motz of Greensburg does carpentry. Prakel and wife visited Milan. North Branch beat a Delaware team 21 to 6 at Chris Scherling's. Prakel, president of Home Insurance, held a special meeting at his home for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Luers
Lookout
Mang
Beulah Castner
John Prakel
Henry Vogel
Adams Church
Chris Scherling
North Branch
Delaware
The
Home Insurance Company
Sunday Visits Reported Across Several Families
William Schmidt of Conn and Harry Berg's family spent Sunday together. Fidward Shazer and family visited Tom Busteed and family. W Barnfiher and wife and son stayed with H Eberg Friday. Mrs. Charles Bliss stayed with Frank Schmidt’s family in Milan. Ida Garrison visited Mrs. Sadie Shaner Friday. Elmer Holwadel and family with Harry Biddle spent Sunday with Ottie Holwadel. Chester Shaner called on Everett Merkley Sunday. Mrs. Walker of Milan visited her daughter Mrs. Harry Robinson Friday. Rollie Robinson visited Thursday. Winter sale drawn a crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Barnfiher
H. Eberg
Charles Bliss
Frank Schmidt
Clara
Milan
Ida Garrison
Sadie Shaner
Elmer Holwadel
Famly
Madisonville
Harry Biddle
Ottie Holwadel
Chester Shaner
Everett Merkley
Walker
Harry Robinson
Rollie Robinson
Local guests and community notes from Nicholasville
Nicholasville reports a social list from A. Lampert and wife with Mrs Hernan Brockman Miss Anne Pel gen of Aurora and A H Sands. Brockman leaves for St Louis after visiting relatives. George Schutter renovates with paint. Aenes Bessler and family of Lawrenceburg visited. Joseph A Gindling left for Indianapolis to resume medical studies. Local youths hold a barn dance at Anthony Riehle’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lampert
Hernan Brockman
Anne Pelgen
Aurora
A. H. Sands
Joseph Transman
Albert Richle
Morris
Joseph A. Gindling Feft
Indianapolis
Anthony Riehle
Druggists Endorse Cham berlain’s Colic Remedy
Ninety nine of a hundred druggists recommend Cham berlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine for diarrhoea, trusted by customers and widely distributed. The ad notes its dependability and broad reach to homes reaching buyers.
Morris area residents note social visits and church painting
Mrs Ben Schroeder Jr transacted business at Batesville Tuesday. Miss Lillian Lang visited Sunman. Families and friends including the Dauths Weds in Batesville and Adams Church picnic guests. The St Anthony's Hall dance drew a large crowd as painting and remodeling continue at St Anthony's Church.
Community Notes From Lower Pipe Creek Area
The sale of Mrs. Tobias Hohman drew a large crowd on Thursday while flood repairs keep roads busy. Local residents Joshua, Frank White and Russell Jones visited John Wolf in Peppertown. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jones shopped in Datesville on Saturday. Registration at Precinct No. Two, Butler Township, was sizable. Several residents attended a dance at Mr. Hick's Saturday evening. Alden Jones and wife visited J C Morgan and family midweek. C C Shackel and wife spent part of the week at the Indiana state fair in Indianapolis. W D Alley and companion enjoyed a Thursday outing in Indianapolis. Roy Quinlin made a Brookville call during the week. Arthur Lanning, Joseph Lanning and Mrs. Nettie White also spent the week in Indianapolis. Oscar Jones and wife passed through en route to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schuck
C. W. Morrow
Ohio
American Legion
Dayton
Elizabeth Franke
Spades
Republican Party
Galbraith
Londa Butler
Charles Bennett
Indianapolis
Will Robinson
Liberty
Frank Lang
Morris
Elsie Drake
Shelbyville
Lynn Bigney
Henry Tangman Sr
Michael Merkley
George Kuntz
Ferris Farm
Wast
Tobias Hohman
Ben Schwegman
Oldenburg
Frank White
Russell Jones
John Wolf
Peppertown
Datesville
Butler Township
Cc. C. Shackel
W. D. Alley
Lady Friend
Roy Quinlin
Brookville
Arthur Lanning
Joseph Lanning
Nettie White
Oscar Jones
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Mrs. Margaret Wallpe and sons along with Charles Meyer of Brookville visited George Pulskamp and family on Sunday. Jacob Wallpe and family visited Leo Lorenz. Walter Vonderheide traveled to Cincinnati to visit friends. Ben Vonderheide and son Raymond returned from Indianapolis. Jacob Walloe hauled wood to Batesville this week. Alma Pulskamp returned to Cincinnati for work after visiting home. St. Marys school opened Monday at eight. Farmers began corn cutting this week. Alois Pulskamp visited home. Elizabeth Meyer of Brookville visited Herman Grothaus and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wallpe
Charles Meyer
Brookville
George Pulskamp
Jacob Wallpe
Leo Lorenz
Walter Vonderheide
Cincinnati
Ben Vonderheide
Raymond
Indianapolis
Jacob Walloe
Batesville
Alma Pulskamp
St. Mary’s School
Alois Pulskamp
Elizabeth Meyer
Herman Grothaus
The Key To Long Living Told By A Century Of Experience
A historic view notes men aged eighty five or ninety are thin and spare not fat and prosperous. It cautions that middle aged men may overeat or eat wrong foods causing indigestion. A dose of Chamberlains Tablets is recommended to move bowels and invigorate the stomach for longer life.
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Chamberlain
Pentown News Roundup of Visits and School Opening
Mr and Mrs William Meyer and son Omer visited Cincinnati last Friday. Several locals made trips to Batesville and Cincinnati. Our school opened Monday with Miss Aurelia Brinkman. The Ladies Aid met, and catechumens were examined for confirmation next Sunday. The League elected officers and planned events with St. Johns Hunterstown visit upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Meyer
Omer
Cincinnati
John Bartling
Endward Discher
Louisa Brumpter
John Mosmeier
Edward Abegglen
E. B. Vincent
John Hofmockel
Batesville
John F. Stahley
J. J. Rapp
Aurelia Brinkman
Pentown
Cardwell
Helen Hamilton
Sunman
Tony Schneider
Iva Brinkman
Adams Church Visitors and Local Movements Across the Week
John Prakel Jr and family and Fred Selke and family spent last Sunday at Louis Timke s. Mr and Mrs Bernhard and Mrs Heeseman called on Mrs Vogel who is still sick. Anna Heeseman left for Lawrenceville to teach next winter. Frank Schuerman was at Batesville on business. Anna and Selma Heeseman spent Friday evening with Hilda Schutte. Gerhard Nedderman and W Hans on were at Lookout last Saturday. Elmer Bernhard left for Pekin Illinois. la Wissel working at Batesville spent last Sunday at home. Nearly everybody registered Saturday. Farmers are starting to cut corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prakel Jr
Fred Selke
Louis Timke’s
Bernhard
Heeseman
Vogel
Anna Heeseman
Lawrenceville
Frank Schuerman
Batesville
Anna
Selma Heeseman
Hilda Schutte
Gerhard Nedderman
W. Hanson
Lookout
Elmer Bernhard
Pekin
Hiinois
la Wissel
Sewing Machine Expert to Visit Sunman Indiana Store
Sunman Music Store announces a factory sewing machine expert will visit on Friday and Saturday, September 15 and 16. With more than thirty years of experience, he will repair any machine for free for customers who bring their unit and shuttle regardless of make. Limited to those two days, bring the old machine and all parts. no onsite visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman Music Store
Sunman
Indiana
Printing platform creed sparks party rift
A clipped public remark declares print as the sole valuable kind, insisting that the platform centers on a single form of printing. The statement signals a potential shift in political messaging and raises questions about strategy and unity within the group.
Laughs and Ladies Opens at Shubert With Star Cast
Opening Sunday September 17 the Shu bert presents L Lawrence Weber and William B Friedlanders Laughs and Ladies a big laugh revue led by Will F Phillips and Bobby Bernard with Emily Earle in London vogue. The Shubert vaudeville bill includes Rush Ling Toy and twelve illusions, plus Who's My Wife and The Boy From Down Home with Tex Ellis Gladys Taylor and Burns and Foran. Daily matinees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubert
L. Lawrence Weber
William B Friedlander
Will F. Phillips
Bobby Bernard
Emily Earle
London
Charles Cochran
League of Nations
Phillips
la Salle Theater
Chicago
Bernard
Dorothy Rudac
Raymond Metz
Tex Ellis
Charles Adler
Gladys Taylor
Derbhin Sisters
William B. Friedlander
New York Winter Garden
Ziegfield Follies
Weber
Friedlander
China
Rush Ling Toy
Wife
Boy
Down Home
Cousins and Kinship Terms Defined in Genealogical Note
The term cousin denotes children of brothers or sisters, making them first cousins to each other. First cousins’ children are second cousins, and the child of a first cousin is a first cousin once removed to the parent’s sibling.
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A fragment describes a pump with a new pumping principle and emphasizes quality and craftsmanship over quantity, claiming every material and detail is chosen on the basis of performance and durability.
Five Year Guarantee on Kentucky Thoroughbred Tire Pump
Most pumps lack guarantees but Kentucky Thoroughbred Tire Pump offers five years against defects in material and workmanship. The pump is right and the price is right.
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Don Little
Joan Ash
Cathryn Zillebuehler
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Lena
Charles Tramlage
Alma Humig
Wagner
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J.M. Zillebuehler
Freeman Berry
Tony Weisenbach
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Tony
Charles
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Nettie Spades
Joseph Walter
St. Anthony's
Sylvia
William Breiner
Joseph Walters
Elizabeth Schroeder
Herman Grunkemeyer
Pipe Creek
Deweytown
Penntown
Ladies’ Aid
Mildred Behlmer
Elsie Baas
Vernie Drake
Gladys Behlmer
Thelma Price
Martha Werner
Archie Wiedeman
Earl Baas
Ralph Cook
Alfred Erfman
Robert Werner
Earl Behlmer
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Huntersville
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Weller
J. Hofmeckel
D. E. Werner
W. Steffens
Koenigkramer
Albert Weimer
Newpoint
Ind
Ethel Gunter
Wilbur Hofmockel
Myrtle Abplanalp
Chester Wiedeman
Loxon Junior
First National Bank
E. C. Timmermann
William F. Krieger
Batesville, Ind
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Adams Township
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