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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1921

Page

8

Versailles Social Notes and Court House News Summary

Versailles residents host and visit relatives across Indiana and Illinois including Eva Hunter and family, Wesley Stockinger and party, and others. Local officials Hale Pickett and state official Hines attend events as the county reports probate actions, guardianships, civil suits, tax board decisions, and a stream of real estate transfers in Batesville Milan Center and surrounding townships.

Bert Nauer Vernon Hale Pickett Holton Alford Hines Versailles

Local families share visits across Milan Sunman and Cincinnati

Jake Garrison and wife with Otto Freyer and wife. Henry Barnfiher and two children visit Milan relatives. Mabel Shazer calls on Irene Merkley. Mrs Josie Schuerman and children stay days in Cincinnati. Many guests visit in Sunman Milan Cincinnati and Batesville including Eberg Dieselberg Voege Kuneth and Holwadel families.

Jake Garrison George Freyer Otto Freyer Henry Barnfiher Milan Barnfiher Mabel Shazer Irene Merkley Josie Schuerman Cincinnati Harry Eberg Dan Dieselberg Ed Dieselberg Louis Sieg Russell Walker Babe Sunman Stanley Virgil Imsande Amer Einhaus Harvey Cook Batesville Charles Hashagen Ed Barnfiher Wilbur Voege Holt Wilson Josie Wilson John Dieselberg H. Eberg Albert Voege Richard Kuneth John Scherling Harry Biddle John Swing Lavone Kramer Myrtle Holwadel Myrtle Voege Ottie Holwadel

Chamberlain's Tablets Improve Digestion and Appetite

This notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy to improve digestion, stimulate a healthy appetite, and induce gentle bowel movements, suggesting better enjoyment of meals.

Napoleon Social Notes Highlights Regional Visits

Indianapolis visitors and local residents are noted in a series of brief entries. Ruth Dodson and Beatrice Reckeweg are among travelers with Napolean connections, with several arrivals and departures reported alongside a Cradle Roll reception at St. John's Lutheran School and the death of Katie Peetz.

Local canvass promotes educational book in town

Mrs Hughes and Mrs Mason of Cincinnati tour the town selling an educational book valuable for scholars and home use. Dr Harry Coefield and Mr Smith of Indianapolis stayed with Mrs Turner during hunting trip, visiting friends and planning to return home. Mr McClain near George Sparling’s home injured in horse accident, treated by Dr Freeman. Evangelistic tent meetings led by Rev Caldwell draw crowds in Napoleon. Mabel Pelsor and baby Leon visited Cincinnati relatives and returned home after a week.

Hughes Mason Cincinnati Harry Coefield Smith Indianapolis William Turner George Wheeler Mr. McClain George Sparling E. D. Freeman Napoleon Caldwell Mabel Pelsor Leon Bertie

Community Notices From Gaff Area Attendances and Visits

Neighborhood residents attended Children Day at White Hall on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ferguson joined Old Settlers Meeting at Hick s Saturday. Mrs Boswell of Otter Creek stayed with daughter Mrs Fred Haft who has been ill but improving. Mabel Rodenbaugh and daughters Reba and Eunice of Indianapolis visited Henry Halft. Charley Anderson and wife Sardinia plus Charley Ferguson and wife Grammer with Arthur Fergu son of Butlerville visited the Fergusons in Gaff.

White Hall

Hopewell Community Guests Visit Local Residents

Hopewell residents name Charles Baker and Dennis Woods of Zenas as guests of Mrs. Mary Labolt Tuesday. Gus Van Osdell and wife visited William Franklin near May's Defeat on Thursday. James Adams, wife, and Walter Pearson moved to Holton last week to establish their future home. Frank Heaton and wife of Holton called on John Labolt's Wednesday. Albert Waters visited relatives near Tanglewood on Sunday.

Mesdames Charles Baker Dennis Woods Zenas Mary Labolt Gus van Osdell William Franklin May James Adams Walter Pearson Holton Frank Heaton John Labolt Albert Waters Tanglewood

Farming tips for wheat seed bed and certified seed use

The article outlines fall plowing timing and soil moisture for a firm seed bed, fertilizer choices based on prior soil use, and smut treatment methods with hot water favored. It notes upcoming demonstrations, certification standards for seed wheat, and variety recommendations. It also mentions a Federal Farm Loan meeting in Osgood and activities of the Big Type Poland China Association in Ripley County with an upcoming meeting.

Purdue Experiment Station Michigan Osgood Federal Farm Loan Federal Land Bank Louisville Poland China Association Big Type Ripley County

Beasts and banter end with lamb on lawn

Louis Goecke known as Pat in Cincinnati spots a neighbor with a lamb on the porch. After a playful exchange and a claim of being "guyed" he borrows the animal to finish mowing, then relaxes with the lamb nearby on his shaded porch.

Louis Goecke Pat Cincinnati Goecke

Islands for a lone traveler in a crowded world

A National Geographic bulletin notes many uninhabited or sparsely populated Pacific islands such as Baker's Island and Howland Island. It describes guano deposits exhausted and suggests these remote spots offer solitude without needing any local residents or a native Friday.

Robinson Crusoe Washington National Geographic Society United States Baker's Island San Francisco Pacific Howland Island

If you would be healthy wealthy and wise work all day

A terse classified line urges health wealth and wisdom through constant work and advertising with a contact phone number 22. The snippet reflects mid century job or promotional copy and lacks further details about the offer or organization.

Platform Principles Spark Political Debate

A claim emphasizes the value of a single kind of pee as a metaphor for the right to platform. The remark frames a foundational political stance around freedom of expression and support for a specific platform.

That Depends on the Law You Employ

A brief dialogue notes that outcomes in life hinge on the type of law one uses. The exchange contrasts two perspectives on justice and method, hinting at the practical impact of legal approach on fate.

Mozart’s Early Start as Prodigy Composer

The text notes Mozart began composing unusually young with infant prodigy status at age four and by age five created concertos. At eleven he wrote an opera bouffe, illustrating precocious output and early public display of talent.

Mozart

Hot Weather Diseases and Remedy Urges Caution

In hot weather bowel disorders are highly dangerous and Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended to protect families. The ad urges quiet customer confidence and notes many have testified to its excellence while inviting advertising through the Tribune.

Chamberlain

Social visits and family travel near Greensburg and Versailles

Osgood R R No 1 residents and relatives spent Friday and Saturday with families in Greensburg and at Otter Creek. Mrs Brebberman and Mrs Oliver traveled home after visits. John Ferather and son called on Versailles. several families hosted gatherings.

John Finke Oliger George Ferather Henry Showers Greensburg George Kestler John Oliger John Ferather John Brebberman George Schroder Oliver Cincinnati George Strather Otter Creek Clarence Versailles

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eva Hunter Newcastle Otto Busching Laura Gierring Olean Gierring Busching Wesley Stockinger Noblesville Clifty Falls Indiana Kentucky Mr. Stockinger Ballstown Chris Kassendick Sunman and Weisburg Nora Will Schrader Chebouse Ill Catherine Will Charles H. Thompson Court House News Russel E. Braley Eliza J. Braley Bond Christian Finke James N. Hollon Melville J. Nickell Holly K. Nickell Mary A. Merkel Nicholas Merkel Joseph Merkel William D. Wilson Alexander Campbell Sarah Campbell George C. Nicholson Robert Neal Van Anna M. Croft Barbara A. Ferringer Franklin Tp Sarah C. Smith Etta Arkenberg Walter H. Stutie Davidson Yater Johnson Clinton Ruth Dodson William Dodson Emerson Behlmer Carl Huneke Beatrice Reckeweg George Reckeweg Mabel Behlmer Clint Shook Mary Let Fink’s Church St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery Horne Hopewell W. T. Oxer William F. Krieger Batesville, Ind Geo. Steinwart John Dittus E. Cor Third St Central Ave Grand Central Depot Ohio Third Street Apidepair Hoe Monroe Peetz Prop Pe Tribune Jeb Tribune Office Meyer Hardware Co
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