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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
6
Attend first dance at St Clair s Hall hosted by Prell Bland Post on May 5 with jazz music. Local residents Clarence Eckel and Irene Herrman make brief visits. several townsfolk travel to Cincinnati for shopping or medical care.
On Saturday visitors dropped by Peppertown including Ervin Holbert from Metamora to his mother, and Fred Ellerman from Oldenburg. Louis Roemer of Connersville and John Reifel visited relatives, while Eloy Marlin of Brookville came by last week. Will Stirn and wife visited Mrs Louis Peppers, and Louis and Fritz Teufel from Connersville were at home Sunday. Charles Brandle of Fairfield Township, a sheriff candidate, was here one day last week. Mr Moeller of Hamburg saws lumber for Ford Brack. Fred Teufel fell from a hay wagon last Thursday and remains unable to work.
A historical quote from Leonard Wood emphasizes giving men an opportunity to work and earning a fair wage. It calls on workers to value honest labor and on employers to ensure a good day's wage is matched by a good day's work, reflecting moral obligations.
Mrs George Pulskamp visited her mother in Penn town for several days. Ben Bruns and family and Mrs L Lorenz and Alma spent Sunday with John Nunier and family. Leo Lorenz family, Andrew Lorenz and Marie Wallpe joined Ben Bruns. E J Wallpe bought a horse from Fred Wich. Alois Munchel family visited Joe Ertel. Alois and Alma Pulskamp saw Marie Wallpe. Pren shows off a new horse and buggy.
Frederick Sauerland husband of the late Theresa Sauerland died at his son William Sauerland's home in Glendale Ohio on Wednesday April 21 aged eighty eight. Funeral at his son's home Saturday April 24 at 8 00 am Burial in Reading cemetery Glendale Ohio. Joe Thorpe and daughter of New Castle visited here this week. Grandmother Luke left for Glenwood to spend the summer with Mrs Minnie Stewart. Charles Sherwood was in Brockville. Charles Brown moved to Laurel and Thomas Lewis family moving into Brown’s house. Glen Stewart in Brookville. Archie Dugan of Brookville visited his parents Ashton and wife. Ellsworth Martindale in Connersville. Harry Curry in Brookville. Mrs Russell McGuire a caller in Brookville. Mr G L Gray here on business. Miss Hilda Holbert and Francis Foster in Brookville. Edith Wright went to Brookville. Bev Wilson of Laurel visiting here. Harold Stegner and Milford Moore of Blooming Grove visiting relatives. Miss Sarah Curry of Connersville visiting her parents Dan and wife. Mrs Rose Edelman and daughter Margaret of Connersville visited her parents John Alley and wife Sunday.
Advise happiness comes from health and regularity. If you suffer from constipation and indigestion you cannot be wholly happy. Use Chamberlain's Tablets for prompt effective relief and easy dosing.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court appoints George W. Trautman administrator with will annexed of Catherine Dennitelate Ripley County Indiana deceased. Estate believed solvEnt. Done March 26 1920. Albert B Wycoff attorney.
An 1890s style advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case it cannot cure. It asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine has served sufferers for thirty five years and works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It urges immediate use and offers testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio, with druggists selling the product.
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