Gossip and Social Notes From the Community
The item lists various local social visits and trips this week including Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bretz to Ferdinand, Mr. and Mrs. John Limp and Clara at Huntingburg, Mrs. J F J Schurz and baby to Petersburg, Philip Parenheimer and Lillian at Huntingburg, Elsie Limp and Meta Partenheimer returning from Huntingburg, Minees Alvin and Clara Limp at St Anthony, and youths at Huntingburg show. Also mentions J M Hail of Hail Spoke Co visiting, John Kern to Mariah Hill, Robert Lindauer at New Boston, and locals sowing oats and steaming tobacco beds amid favorable spring weather.
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John Limp
Clara
Huntingburg
J. F. J. Scchurz
Baby
Petersburg
J. Burton
Philip Parenheimer
Lillian
Elsie Limp
Misa Meta Partenheimer
Minees
Alvin and
Clara Limp
St. Anthony
Minnie
Mary Sternberg
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Illness
Siberia reports John and Henry Denn on a business trip to Louisville Friday of last week. Sam Hudson passed through our burg Monday. Henry Ernst attended devine services here Sunday. William Tempel and Frank Kessens moved a load to Schnellville for Henry Tebben Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Schilling are down with the flu. The Kessens family and Clara Birchler visited Henry Tebben Sunday. Leo Ernst phoned a dear friend near Siberia Sunday night. Gilbert Arehart was at Ferdinand on business Wednesday. Walter Uebelhor of Uniontown returned home from Louisville last week. Peter Kunkler of Adgeville seen in town Sunday. Henry Ernst works for William Tempel now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Henry Denn
Louisville
Sam Hudson
William Tempel
Frank Kessens
Schnellville
Henry Tebben
John Schilling
Clara Birchler
Leo Ernst
Siberia
Gilbert Arehart
Ferdinand
Walter Uebelhor
Uniontown
Peter Kunkler
Adgeville
Johnsburg Local Notices and Travel Snippets
Johnsburg reports residents visiting nearby towns and handling errands. Names mentioned include Jacob L. O Bannon in town last week, Mrs Naoma Schnell in Dale on business, Walter Bretz from Huntingburg, Mr and Mrs Henry Braunecker in Dale, Mrs Paul Jochim and children visiting Evansville, Rohy traveling to Louisville for a funeral, Frank Setter planning a trip to Indianapolis, John Schwinghammer on a Jasper business trip, F H Wellman of Holland here on business, J Kemp transacting at Boonville, and George Schmidt heading to Huntingburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naoma Schnell
Dale
Walter Bretz
Huntingburg
Henry Braunecker
Paul Jochim
Evansville
John Schwinghammer
Jasper
F. H. Wellman
Holland
Vusine
Fulda Notes on Local Business and Building
Louis Schaeffer visited Mariah Hill and Dale on Monday for business. George Pfeiffer constructed a handsome garage on his property and expects to make flying trips as soon as the rams are in shape. A note mentions the St. Joseph Insurance meeting.
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Louis Schaeffer
Mariah Hill
Dale
George Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Rams
St. Josephial Insurance
How To Relieve Stuffed Noses And Seasonal Stallions
A 1920 seasonal notice promotes Eisen Balm to clear nasal passages for instant relief from head colds or catarrh. It mentions the product’s antiseptic effect and breathing relief, and adds a breeder sale notice for stallions Duke and Abraham at a farm 14 miles east of Marish from March 29 to June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Jack Abraham
Mera
Marish
Inside bath and hot water cleanse claim for health
An early 20th century health note urges waking routines of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It claims internal bathing removes toxins through the lymph system, improves breath, skin, and overall vitality, and promises relief from headaches, bilious symptoms, and constipation for both men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alimentia
Fragmented health tips on salt and kidney issues
The text warns about salt harming kidneys and causing headaches stomach upset and other symptoms. It urges seeking a reliable doctor and mentions potential remedies and cautionary advice, though readability is poor with many typos.
Daughter of Aguinaldo in U S Capital
Miss Carmen Aguinaldo the nineteen year old daughter of Emilio Aguinaldo visited Washington DC recently. She met wives of 120 members of Congress and two cabinet wives at the Congressional Club and received a warm reception. She spoke of homesickness and pride in her country while praising America and Urbana classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio Aguinaldo
Washington
Congresstobal Club
Carmen Aguinaldo
Washington Monument
America
Urbana
Migs Aguinaldo
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Miss Aguinaldo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stave
Beckmann State Bank
Jake Bretz
Ers
J. M. Hail of
Hail Spoke Co
John Kern
Robert Lindauer
New Boston
Math Ernst
Devine
Henry Ernst
Johnsburg
Jacob L. O’bannon
Tome Suik
Indianapolis
J. €. Kemp
Boonville
George Schmidt
Fulda
U. S. Capital
Metzger
Freinacker Company
Evanaville, Ind
Harnesa
Bartley’s
Varness
Mr. Business An
Dubois County
BELL
Bartleys Store
Ferdinand Railroad
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