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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1920

Page

3

Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Ballstown

Ballstown notes a Cincinnati visitor Miss Bushing calls on George Bessler and family. Charles Harvey and son Cliff visit William Menchofer and family. Langhery Ridge work progresses for traveler safety. William Schneider and family from Napoleon join George Wamsgans and kin. Ollie Schwier hosts annual family reunion with relatives. Sunday guests include Ed Bosse Anna Bosse Millie Bosse and Clarence Eichacker. Rev H Flantz Marie Martin from Cross Roads visit William Karl and family. Charles Harvey and family visit Rollin Hoyer. George Karl spends a few days in Indianapolis. John Narwold and family call on Mrs. Narwold. Richard Lightner from Batesville conducts business.

Miss Bushing Cincinnati George Bessler Charles Harvey Cliff William Menchofer Langhery William Schneider Napoleon George Wamsgans Ollie Schwier Rollin Hoyer George Karl Indianapolis John Narwold Albert Fred Narwold Richard Lightner Batesville

Pennington Church Services and Local Visits Report

NEW PENNINGTON church services and Epworth League were well attended Sunday. Several residents and visitors from Batesville Greensburg Cincinnati Muncie and Ohio dropped by for visits and social rounds. Logan Thackery began a new house project while Jeff Williams bought a Ford for personal use.

Epworth League Ben Hibbler Batesville Adolph Siebert Charles Williams Albert Weimer Ed Collins Ambrose Hickman John Abplanalp Ralph Linville Muncie Rosa Hart Norman Adams Nora Vankirk Greensburg Ernest Norwold Cincinnati Narwold John Korte Logan Thackery Carrie Thackery Chris Gommel Ohio Harry Siebert Jeff Williams

Laughery Bridge sees Corporal Rimstidt honorably discharged

Corporal Edward Rimstidt returned home Monday August 2 with a four year and five month regular army service record. Co F Sellers and families and Joe Rimstidt and families visited Britney Rimstidt and family Tuesday night. Adolph Martin and family of Sandusky spent Saturday with Mary Martin and family. Harvey Jobst, three, was scalded Friday after a bucket of hot water. Osgood Fair drew many from the area. Henry Brown of Greensburg visits sister Mrs James Henneke and family. George Beck of Batesville was a business caller in the area last week.

Edward Rimstidt Co. F. Sellers Joe Rimstidt Britney Rimstidt Adolph Martin Sandusky Mary Martin Harvey Jobst William Jobst Henry Brown Greensburg James Henneke George Beck Batesville

Local Visitors and Visits Around Pocket Town

Sunday afternoon saw Rev Held and family visiting at August Marticke's home. Cincinnati guests Frank Goodnough family and Raymond Goodnough stayed at Henry Holles. Mrs J M Marticke called on Ed Schone, others visited Ed Schone and family. Threshing at Pocket Ring continues with Fred Marticke and Ben Bessler. Visitors included Louise Koester at Ed Bornemeier’s. Mrs Ben Bessler and children from Huntersville visited William Beine.

Held August Marticke Frank Goodnough Raymond Goodnough Cincinnati Henry Holle J. M. Marticke Ed Schone Adam Borchelt Fred Marticke Ben Bessler Henry Stickford Louise Koester Ed Bornemeier Huntersville William Beinke

Pleasant Park Visit Highlights Dieckman Family

Charles Dieckman and family visited Alfred Dieckman and wife Sun Miss Sophia Dieckman of Batesville and spent several days with John Wisman and family. Mrs. Starke and daughters shopped at Batesville. Omer Hornig of Batesville stays with sister Mrs. Henry Peets. A crowd from here attended Henry Furste and wife of Nor Oy visiting Emelia Dieckman.

Charles Dieckman Alfred Dieckman Sophia Dieckman Batesville John Wisman

Travelogue to Baguio From Manila by Road and Rail

A Manila traveloguer extols a 200 mile northward trip to Baguio, the Philippine summer capital. He praises 3500 miles of good roads, views from Luzon plains to pine country, hydroelectric potential, and the cool climate enabling teachers and American officers to spend months there.

Manila Baguio Philippines Luzon United States Camp One Benguet Road Kuta Bagulo Orient

Play for the cup in golf and business advice

Walter Hagen urges players not to seek safety shots but to aim for the cup. The piece extends the idea to business, citing figures like Rockefeller and Vail who pursued bold, decisive moves. It argues leaders should hold their nerve, act boldly, and aim to win rather than settle for a tie.

Walter Hagen Kings Girard Philadelphia Rkockefelier Morgan Col Tom” Scott Pennsylvania Franklin D. Given Reading Theodore N. Vail

Picking Employees With Care

An article notes a shift from trial and error to careful selection by modern employers aimed at adaptability and fitness. It cites William Marvin Jackson of the Personnel Development service on how engaged employees progress, with rewards and advancement fueling loyalty and performance.

William Marvin Jackson Forbes Magazine

Australian Rabbits Sell Fast Amid Skin Boom

The grazing districts report massive rabbit kills as eradication efforts expand. About 100000 carcasses await shipment to England after December’s export ban lift. Prices for rabbit skins rise to 1.82 dollars per pound with strong US and European demand, and top trappers earn up to 97 dollars weekly.

Australia England United States

Helen’s reply to new baby sister question

Helen, visiting her grandmother with a large family, is shown a tiny new baby sister. Her father asks for her view of the baby, and Helen replies with a witty remark about wanting “a real many” like grandma has.

Helen

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