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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1909
Page
5
Sunman residents report visits from Rev. Barnes of Manchester and relatives from Mississippi and Cincinnati. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Strasinger of Spades and for Gus Steinforth at Adams church. Peaches sold in town. hay fever and malaria noted among residents. Many attended Greensburg and Indianapolis events. farewells and paraly sis illnesses mentioned. Mrs. Culver dies after paralysis onset last week.
Pipe Corebe Eli Hoff and wife of Clover Leaf Branch spent Sunday evening with her parents. Raby Sunman of Spades and Ella Schierenbeck of Batesville spent Saturday with Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp. Mrs Henry Abplanalp and Edwin of Cincinnati visit Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp this week. Henry Baas called on his parents at Penntown. Ella Schierenbeck of Batesville spent last week with John Pohlar family. Walter Bauman of Sharps Corner called Saturday morning. Henry Dix and family of Cincinnati spent Saturday with cousin John Pohlar. Henry Baas and family spent Saturday evening with Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp.
Napoleon Hughs and wife of Tanglewood visited Edgar Arnold and family on Monday. Mrs Mary Becruft and two daughters of Kokomo spent last week with sister Mrs James Newman. Fred Coffie took a position at Sunman Creamery. Zeph Lawrence and wife visiting Aurora. St Hertenstein family attended Mr Denny funeral at Brewersville last Thursday. B Dickson visiting father in law Cornelius Craine in Chicago. Mrs James Newman and Ada attended Baptist Association at Liberty Church Decatur county last week. Rev Vawter will hold service at M E church Sunday 10 30 AM. Ed Fowl and family spent Sunday with relatives at Sunman. Rev John Nicholson of North Vernons will hold at Baptist church Saturday. Carl Dauche crushing in Bodenberg quarry to repair Jackson township pike. Watter family and Mrs Alexander and John Sammons and wife and Lois Tarpening attended holiness meeting at Hopewell Sunday. Alice and Clyde Lutz visiting North Vernon. Mabie Platt visiting father Oliver Platt at St Paul.
Three miles west of Haymond, on Wednesday September 1, Harry Moorman will offer for sale at public auction his personal property including horses, cattle, hogs, buggy, and farming implements. Sale begins at 9 a.m. The week also mentions Bertha Schwegman visiting Cincinnati, Mrs. Heselbrock visiting Liberty, George Gloshen returning from Greensburg, William Tebbe selling a carriage, and George Munchel visiting local friends.
A large crowd attended the Greensburg fair last Thursday. Miss Clara Wolsterman and nieces Edith and Elsie Miller, visiting here, returned to Cincinnati Sunday. Mrs Nate Bare celebrated a birthday with friends last Sunday. Anya Hickman and Edith and Elsie Miller visited Elva Puttman at Newpoint. Edna Stockinger and sister called on Annie Korte Sunday. Annie Schutte is seriously ill. Henry Krome and family of Batesville were here in their new automobile. Mrs Henry Koenigkramer and son Albert spent Sunday in Cincinnati. Lafayette Hickman, Francis Hickman, Annazette Parmer and family visited Selector Thackery at Ballstown. Claude Parmer and Will Sbouse went to Illinois for work. A Hickman and family visited Mary Hickman Sunday.
Indianapolis residents Miss Guldie Jones and Walter Laughland visit in Metamora while relatives and friends from Batesville Centerville and Muncie spend time with local families. Several guests travel to Centerville Connersville Richmond and Cedar Grove for visits. Local residents and kin include Miss Clair Pargis Elma Jones and Miss Clara Sherwood among others.
Social notes list Miss Miriam Beall and others visiting relatives including Miss Bertha Wetzer and Miss Helen Hunter. Court House News covers quiet title suits by Frank Stanley, William E. Shepherd and Acme Evans Co, plus the appointment of Mary C. Hoyer as administratrix and a marriage license issued to Henry Jacobs and Nellie M. Benham.
Oldenburg Joseph Freihage and George Glosh ee spent Thursday at the Greensburg air. Cincinnati visitors include B Gillian and wife with Dorothy and Joe Wittmers. Families travel between Greensburg Batesville and Cincinnati for visits and business.
Miss Lillie Busch returned to Cincinnati after vacation with home folks. Mrs. Fred Wehmeyer stays with her mother. Miss Louisa and Rosa Kuester of Huntersville visited Mrs. Ahring and daughter. Fred Siebert Sr and wife were visitors at Batesville. Miss Dora Dieckman of Batesville visited her brother Charles and family. Nellie Busch and Carrie Thackry spent two weeks at Niagara Falls and other East destinations.
Additional locals list shows many residents visiting Indianapolis for auto races and Cincinnati for weekend visits. Names include Giesin Mann Hartman Thuerner Thielking and S. J. Oburn with family, plus Mister Mac and W L Krieger selling farm implements from Batesville area.
A legal notice titled Notice 10 Non-Residents No. 6130 announces a quiet title action. The document records a court proceeding to resolve ownership claims and title disputes involving non-resident parties. Further filing details and deadlines appear in the official notice.
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