Napoleon Smiths Great Jazz Band at St Clair Tuesday
Napoleon Smiths Great Jazz Band played at St Clair's Tuesday evening Sept 21. A compilation of local social visits includes Evelyn Fox working in Sunman and H W Behlmers store and many neighbors visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns.
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Batesville
Agna Abplanalp
Irene Beckenbough
Muncie
Doering
Middle West
Chicago
Lois Tarpenny
Ladies' Aid Coffee Social Planned at School House
Fink s Corner announces the Ladies Aid monthly coffee social will be held next Thursday evening September 16 at the school house with all invited. Reads of visits include Miss Selma Menke returning from Indianapolis after a ten day home economics course and Oscar Oliver s Indiana trip after a visit to the State Fair.
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Selma Menke
Indianapolis
Howard Brebberman
William Hoeft
Herman Menke
Ada
Clarence Meyer
Leah Meyer
Edna Poppenhaus
Malinda Brebberman
Edward Harlemert
Leroy Graves
Oscar Oliver
Elmer Kestler
Clarence
Harry Fellerman
Fred Meyer
Rev. Horn
Martha
Pennsylvania
Gaff Church Revival At Shelby Draws Large Attendance
Gaff Church in Shelby reported strong Sunday services both morning and evening as Brother Davies and Brother Jinett lead a revival this week. Attendees included locals and guests from nearby areas, with several parishioners noting participation in weekend events at Bryantsburg Camp Meeting.
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Shelby
Davies
Brother Jinett
Bryantsburg
John Stewart
Will Wright
Madison
Fred Hafft
Roy Hunteman
George Benefiel
Richard Hafft
D. Freudenstein
Noel Cook
Sherd Copeland
Tony Kiefer
Indianapolis
Cady Piefer
George Michel
Local Folks Take Short Visits Across Regions
Clinton Will Schuerman and family spent a week with relatives in Cincinnati. Barbara Schneider visited her sister Theresa Eckstein for several days. Melvin Nickels and Louis Hix were Sunday guests of Harvey Eberg. Edward Barnfiber stayed several days in Indianapolis. Clyde Brinkmeyer and family with Ethel and Frank Murdock and Harold Murdock of Greensburg visited Harry Eberg and family on Sunday.
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Will Schuerman
Cincinnati
Barbara Schneider
Theresa Eckstein
Melvin Nickels
Louis Hix
Harvey Eberg
Edward Barnfibre
Indianapolis
Clyde Brinkmeyer
Ethel
Frank Murdock
Harold
Greensburg
Harry Eberg
Guion Drug Store Endorsement Highlights Cough Remedy
An advertisement features E. B. Milburn of Guion Drug Store praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years of satisfactory use. It includes a customer testimonial from Mrs. Keach about her experience and how she obtained relief.
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E. B. Milburn
Prop
Guion Drug Store
Guion
Ark
Greenland’s Green Summer Mantle Covers Island
The text notes Greenland’s name arising from its summer landscape of mosses grasses shrubs and flowering plants, creating a green appearance during warm months. It treats the name as tied to the mantle of vegetation covering the island in summer.
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Greenland
Two deaths noted in Osgood and region
Obituaries mark the passing of Mr. Conaway and Mr. Sam Block in Osgood and announce they are grandfathers of Norman Conaway. The item lists numerous local visits and social travel among residents including Turner, Barricklow, Hyatt, Gookins, Vawters, Neighbert, Poulter, Hamner, Meyers, Schrader, and Zerelda Benham with ties to Versailles and nearby towns.
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Our Town
Mr. Conaway
Sam Block
Norman Conaway
William M. Turner
Indianapolis
James Barrick Low
Clyde Hyatt
North Terre Haute
Newton Hyatt
Clyde
Zerelda Benham
Versailles
H. H. Gookins
Watson Gookins
Hyatts
B. L. Va
Local births and travels noted in Milan area
Born, on September 2, Noble Laws and wife welcomed a son. A son named James Raymond Jr. was born September 4 to Dr. and Mrs J R Fallis. Edwin Vanluenen leaves for Dayton to resume studies. Charles Smith and wife accompany daughter Lois to Franklin Indiana for college. Postmaster C O Alton attends National Convention of Postmasters in Cincinnati. Dr and Mrs J W McClure and daughter Margaret travel to Baltimore for a short stay. Lester Arkenberg starts mechanical engineering at Purdue. Leah Raffignone visits Cincinnati. Rebekkah Lodge conducts degree work with a banquet afterward.
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C. O. Alton
Cincinnati
J. W. McClure
Margaret
Baltimore
Lester Arkenberg
Purdue University
Leah Raffignone
Rebekkah Lodge
Versailles Residents Active With Court House Footnotes
Multiple Versailles Batesville and Napoleon residents conduct business at the Court House on Monday. Batesville banker Milton C. Boerner attends court. Chicago visitors Will G. Washburn and family call on local residents. James M. McCoy and wife return from a Dupont visit with their son Ira and family.
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John Wilker
Henry Kramer
Batesville
Court House
Ethel Schroeder
Napoleon
Thomas Harper
Milton C. Boerner
North Madison Bank
Will G. Washburn
Chicago
G. B. Ashton
W. D. Robinson
M. F. Bohland
James M. McCoy
Ira
Dupont
Rat Snap Promises Easy Farm Rodent Control
A farmer notes fear of rats and a neighbor's success using RAT-SNAP killing 17, with remaining pests driven off. RAT-SNAP sold in three sizes 35c 65c and 1 25 by Blank's Pharmacy and Meyer Hardware. There is only one kind of printing worth anything the right kind.
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Blank’s Pharmacy
Meyer Hardware Company
Harding Booster Describes Character and Leadership Qualities
Rev. D. B. Martin of Winnebago Minnesota, Harding booster and former Marion Baptist pastor, cites three reasons for support. He highlights justice mercy and humility as key traits, praises Harding for aligning with Republican traditions, and warns against radicalism while stressing inclusive leadership for all major interests.
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Minnesota
Senator Harding
D. B. Martin
Winnebago, Minn
Marion, Ohio
Senate
Ohio
Michigan
Chicago
Harding
Baptist Church
Republican Party
Read That Mr Cox Read It In Public
Democratic nominee Cox faced an awkward moment in New York when a traveler pressed an editorial clipping into his hand. He read a scathing Dayton News piece criticizing travel agents, then blushed and crumpled the paper before hurrying to his car.
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Cox
New York
The
Dayton News
United States
Cox’s newspaper derided traveling salesmen bores now seeks their votes
In a shift from years past the South Bend Tribune notes Mr. Cox now pleads for the traveling salesmen’s support, contrasting earlier “unmitigated bores” critique with current political appeal.
Ear ornaments in Burmese culture fascinates locals
Burmese men and women adorn ears with large bore holes. The lobe is pierced to wear wood pieces jewels or rolls of precious metal. When not worn ornaments serve as cigar holders for men and bouquet holders for women.
Peril in Iodine Fumes in Medical Use
Iodine fumes are urged as a drug administration method, absorbed through skin and lungs. Inhalation poses dangers even in small quantities, especially with compromised respiratory passages.
Suspicious Umbrella Clue Sinks Firm Trust
The head of the firm hires an expert accountant to inspect the carhire affair. The accountant notes a pattern of a different umbrella carried at each train stop, prompting questions about possible dishonesty.
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Carhier
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True Standard of Manhood
A concise Grit excerpt defines manhood as discovering one’s best within and satisfying the heart with the highest achievable virtue, the true measure of self and character. It frames personal achievement as the real standard of manhood.
Father of the Automobile? Daimler Built First Gasoline Engine Car
The phrase Father of the Automobile was attributed to Gottlieb Daimler for constructing the first gasoline engine automobile, marking a milestone in automotive history.
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Gottlieb Daimler
East Bound Big Four Time Table Preview
Train schedule fragment lists East Bound No 34 0055 at 5 30 a m No 36 00060 8226 at 6 25 a m and No 16 2 at 4 55 p m with other unreadable notes regarding arrivals and stops.
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Osgood
Milan
Batesville Bank
First National Bank
Batesville, Ind
John A. Hillenbrand
Geo. A. Baas
George H. Beck Nicholas Volz
John C. Bierbusse
C. W. Gibson
John H. Wilker
W. W. Bloemer
Elmer F. Baas
Uncle Sam
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