Community Notes From Here and There
Mrs Peter Schroder of Cincinnati visited relatives here last week. Ray Dorrel visits his aunt Mary Gosnell in St Paul Indiana. Attendees from here at a Batesville Chautauqua last week. Dan Engel and family called on Mrs Susan Johnson and family Wednesday evening. J R Cook wife and daughter called Monday. Boehm Johnson Huneke and Newman helped repair Ballstown Bridge last week. Clara Huneke visits LaFayette and Indianapolis. Ethel Huber and friend from Indianapolis visit Dan Engel family. Zerl Dorrel visiting sister Ruth Bohlke in Indianapolis. Dance at Menkes Hall Saturday night. Born to Alonzo Huneke and wife a girl. Mike Benz Batesville business caller. Miss Bessie Jemison Shelbyville visits Harry Johnson family Friday to Tuesday. She is accompanied home by niece Mrs Harry Johnson and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schroder
Cincinnati
Ray Dorrel
Mary Gosnell
St. Paul
Ind
Batesville
Dan Engel
Susan Johnson
J. R. Cook
Joseph Boehm
William Johnson
Clarence Huneke
James Newman
J. R. Newman
Ballstown
Clara Huneke
LaFayette
Indianapolis
Ethel Huber
Zerl Dorrel
Ruth Bohlke
Menke’s
Alonzo Huneke
Mike Benz
Bessie Jemison
Shelbyville
Harry Johnson
Frank Goodnough
Raymond Goodnough
Henry Holte
George Knapp
Riverside
August Marticke
Held
Wessel
Huntersville
Fred Marticke
J. M. Marticke
Hugo
Helen
Harry Siebert
Elma Norwold
Logan Alexander
Logan Thackery
Stella Palmer
Virginia Thackery
Anna
Maggie McHugh
Henry Mang
Ben Hibbler
Norwold
Andy Hahn
New Pennington Local Social Notes Leisure and Travel
New Pennington residents and families are listed with visits and movements. Jeff Williams and wife handled Batesville business. Albert Gommel visited Rising Sun. Phoebe Palmer called on Logan Thackery. New Point Farmers Day drew Abplanalp, Williams, Brown, Hart, and Palmer families. Francis Hickman sold wheat at Batesville for 2.40 per bushel. Logan Alexander builds a silo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwold
Virginia Thackery
Greensburg
Jeff Williams
Batesville
Albert Gommel
Rising Sun
Phoebe Palmer
Logan Thackery
New Pennington
Newpoint
John Abplanalp
Brown
Ida Hart
Rhoda Palmer
Napoleon
Charles Williams
Alma Norwold
Ruby King
Rosburg
Ruth Parmer
Maud King
Sunman
Rolland Parmer
Andrew Hahn
Leona Colson
Francis Hickman
Logan Alexander
Local residents host relatives and visitors in Greensburg
Reed Dowden left for Kalamazoo after a ten day visit with his mother. Lavonne Marlin visits her sister Flora. Mrs Lon Benz and Dora Klimper were weekend guests of J J Puttman. Emma Kuert visits her mother. Several families host relatives and friends from Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago Batesville Hamilton and Connersville. The Farmers Association met and was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Dowden
Kalamazoo
Mich
Lavonne Marlin
Flora
Lon Benz
Indianapolis
Dora Klimper
Cincinnati
J. J. Puttman
Emma Kuert
Chicago
E. Kuert
John McDermott
James McDermott
Charles Stillwell
Edna
Sunman
Myron Freeland
Greensburg
Cora Starks
Zona Ross
George Niemeyer
Fred Wolfe
Batesville
Margaret Swango
Schlosser Bros
S. V. Maine
Lizzie Eckstein
Viola
Hamilton
John Hoff
Farmers’ Association
Expenditures and Tax Levies for Laughery Township 1921
The Laughery Township Trustee proposes at the September meeting in Batesville Indiana parameters for 1921 with total expenditures of 8200.00 and total tax rate 84 cents per hundred dollars. Local Tuition tax is 50 cents, township tax 4 cents, special school tax 15 cents, and road tax 15 cents on the hundred dollars. assessed value listed at 8808600. Signed E C Timmermann August 7 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughery Township
Ripley County
Batesville
Indiana
E. C. Timmermann
Trustee's Notice in Batesville Weekly Address
Trustee announces weekly office hours at the First National Bank Building Batesville and invites parties with township business to call Tuesdays. Ad column note urges patronage with a brief boast that it pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Township meeting notice for Sunman schedule
Notice states that township business will be transacted on the first Saturday of each month at Sunman and on the second and third Saturdays at home, and on the last Saturday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Deafness Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness is incurable by local remedies and praises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure. It claims the Eustachian tube inflammation causes deafness and offers one hundred dollars for any cured case that cannot be resolved, with circulars and doctors urged to promote the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Th. F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Residents and Visitors Share News From Bennington Area
The Pocket notes multiple visits and social calls among residents and guests. Families from Cincinnati and Indianapolis, including the Goodnoughs and Knapps, toured local homes and farms. Local work crews, threshing, and new construction were reported, with social visits extending into Saturday and Sunday.
Big Week at Moores Hill Chautauqua Opens in Indiana
Southeastern Indiana Chautauqua begins at Moores Hill next Saturday August 21 with free day and the Big Two County Farmers Picnic. The program features Garner Concert Jubilee Co Mrs Creath s High School Orchestra Everett McClure Jerman Greensburg Supt State Supt L N Hines Okal Hall Purdue University and top headliners on Saturday and Sunday with concerts lectures and youthful attractions through the week. Admission is 25 cents for children 40 cents for adults with many events free in morning and afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Indiana
Chautauqua
Moores Hill
Garner Concert Jubilee Co
Creath
Everett McClure
Farmers’ Federation
Jerman
Greensburg
L., N. Hines
Okal Hall
Purdue University
Jubilee Company
J. Adam Bede
Howard Orchestra
Herbert Leon Cope
Bohemian Ladies’ Orchestra
Roy L. Smith
Arthur Walyn Evans
Pleasant Park Social News Highlights
Miss Minnie Goertemiller of Cincinnati visited Fred Goertemiller and wife last week. Will Siebert and wife hosted John Wisman and family Sunday. Henry Kops and Henry J. Peetz and families spent several days in Indianapolis. Rev Flantz and Mrs Ahring with daughter also joined at Fred Goertemiller's Friday. K of P met at Elrod Saturday. John Norwold and family visited Gotlieb Beetz Thursday. Neighbors celebrated Mrs Siebert's birthday with ice cream and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Goertemiller
Cincinnati
Fred Goertemiller
Will Siebert
John Wisman
Henry Kops
Henry J. Peetz
Indianapolis
Flantz
Cross Roads
Ahring
An Old Fault Finder and Digestion Advice
An irritable fault finder often stems from indigestion. A man with good digestion is usually good natured. For indigestion or constipation, Chamberlain's Tablets strengthen the stomach and promote natural bowel movements.
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Game Center
Elmer McDermott
Charles Meyer and Son
Sanford Starks
Will Thomas
Eugene
Connersville
Dan Jeffery
Simmeitomn
Tribune
New Bennington Square
Pleasant Park
Crepe DE Chine
Fleisher
Per Skein
Ryan's
Golden Rod
Jaxon
Jersey
Crex
John H. Wilker & CO
John Schmocker
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