Senator Watson appearance and community notes in Batesville
Hear Senator Watson at Osgood Friday afternoon August 27 at St. Clairs Hall Batesville. The church at Salem Friday night August 27 had a well attended service. A boy named Robert Harry Boehm was born to Joseph Boehm and wife. Various local visits and confirmations occur as families visit kin and move residences. One injury reports Ed Uphaus sustaining a fractured knee from a horse incident.
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Senator Watson
Osgood
St. Clair’s Hall
Batesville
Joseph Boehm
Robert Harry
Salem
Hilda
Emma
Arthur
Clarence Salatin
St. Peters
Lester Brown
Harry Johnson
Susan Johnson
Ella
Earl Lehwier
Dan Engel
Henry Menchofer
J. C. Dorrel
Louis Bare
New Pennington
Mildred Huneke
Babe
Holden Schwier
St. Clair
Chris Stearn
S. T. Hutson
Earl, Forrest
Charles
Ed Schwier
Rosa Strobel
Charles Esterly
William Schwier
Rollin Davis
Melville Colson
Newpoint
J. R. Newman
Rachel Uphaus
Napoleon
Minois
Roy Hoyer
Steamboat Landing
H. Rohlfing
Oscar
Pocket Farley's Jazz Band Performs In St Clair
The Pocket Farley's Colored Jazz Band plays at St Clair's on Tuesday evening August 31. Local residents list gatherings and visits including the Schone and Marticke families, with several infections of neighbors visiting, traveling, and socializing in Batesville Greensburg and Greensburg areas.
Pleasant Park Social Roundup Visits and Visits
Fred Siebert Sr and wife stay with Albert Siebert and family this week. Miss Lotta Schrader of Batesville visits Mrs Fred Kruse and family. John Borchett and wife Emma Walsman and Mrs Albert Walsman and Robert attend John Wisman’s. Funeral guests attend Mrs Charles Uphaus burial. Mrs Fred Wisman and Ida of Batesville visit. Richard Kops and Mrs Fred Kops and son Earl from Indianapolis visit. John Borchett, Henry Wisman, Mrs Kortum and daughters, Will Wisman and wife visit John Wisman. Mrs Gunter calls on Mrs Albert Siebert. Alfred Dieckman and wife visit Indianapolis.
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Senator Watson
Osgood
St. Clair’s Hall
Batesville
Fred Siebert Sr
Albert Siebert
Lotta Schrader
Fred Kruse
John Borchett
Emma Walsman
Albert Walsman
Robert
John Wisman
Secral
Charles Uphaus
M. E
Fred Wisman
Ida
Richard Kops
Fred Kops
Earl
Indianapolis
Henry Wisman
Kortum
Will Wisman
Gunter
Alfred Dieckman
The Best Physic Chamberlain’s Tablet Advertisement
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablet as a pleasant mild physic easy to take and valued by users for good qualities. The copy notes the product costs a quarter.
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Chamberlain
Ballstown Sunman Street Fair and local visits recap
Community notes from Ballstown detail the Sunman Street Fair planned for September 10 and 11. The column records visits and gatherings among residents, including relatives from Indianapolis St Paul and Cincinnati, and a move to a new homestead near Sunman with best wishes.
Local residents and visitors listed in Batesville area notes
Mrs Jos Thorpe and Mrs Carrie King shopped in Batesville Monday. E O Behymer spent the week here. Bert Laramore and family of Shelbyville visit relatives. J J Putman spent Monday in Batesville. Harve Hoff and wife of Waldron guests of Fred Wolfe. Dr W A Meyer and wife of Greensburg visited John A Meyer family. John Kuert and wife of Indianapolis stayed with his mother. Mrs John Starks visits her brother in Chicago. Earl Ebel of Hamilton spent the week with relatives. Mrs Charles Redington and children of Greensburg and Mr Alvin Harding of Anderson visited Mrs William Koenigkramer. Mr and Mrs John Tellas of Batesville visited Charles Tellas. Teachers Institute is held at Greensburg this week. Howard King, Maurice Wolf and Elmer Lloyd attended Batesville ball game Sunday. Charles Meyer Jr of Cincinnati visited sister Beatrice. Charles Kappes and family of St Paul spent the week end with relatives. Miss Alice Thackery returns from Bloomington where she attended school.
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Senator Watson
Osgood
St. Clair’s Hall
Batesville
Jos, Thorpe
Carrie King
E. O. Behymer
Bert Laramore
Shelbyille
J. J. Putman
Anderson
William Koenigkramer
John Tellas
Charles Tellas
Teachers’ Institute
Greensburg
Howard King
Maurice Wolf
Elmer Lloyd
Charles Meyer Jr
Cincinnati
Beatrice
Charles Kappes
St. Paul
Alice Thackery
Bloomington
Local Family Visits and Moves in Pennington Area
NEW PENNINGTON Gladys and Golda Williams stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs Chris Gommel. Olin Gommel and family visited in Adams. Mr and Mrs Ralph Linville expected home from Muncie Friday as the school term closes August 27. Frank Hart and family spent Sunday at Selector Colson's. Claude Colson and son moving to Newpoint. Rolland Parmer and family spent Sunday at Joe Parmer's. Mr and Mrs Frank Hart and Mr and Mrs Hickman in Newpoint Saturday. Mrs Norwold and Virginia Thackery shopped in Batesville Saturday. Maggie and Anna McHugh called in Batesville Friday. Mrs May Eaton of Milan visiting her mother Mrs Kate Colson. Harry Powell called on Sherman Hart Sunday. Olin Gommel and family and Mrs Lena Colson were Greensburg shoppers Thursday.
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Senator Watson
Osgood
St. Clair’s Hall
Batesville
Gladys
Golda Williams
Chris Gommel
Olin Gommel
Adams
Ralph Linville
Muncie
Frank Hart
Norman
Selector Colson’s
Claude Colson
Newpoint
Rolland Parmer
Joe Parmer
Hickman
Norwold
Virginia Thackery
Maggie
Anna McHugh
May Eaton
Milan
Kate Colson
Harry Powell
Sherman Hart
To Destroy Red Ants With Sponge Approach
Instructions describe luring red ants to a sweetened sponge, then boiling the sponge to kill the colony. Repeats the process to drive ants from the area.
State Secretary Saves Large Sum for Indiana
Indiana's general fund gains 26,1341 dollars from notary fees in the Secretary of State automobile department. Ed Jackson, the secretary, credits the savings to economical management, noting reduced salaries and supplies since 1916. Plate costs fell from 40 to 12 cents per pair, with prison production and wartime adjustments lowering expenses further. Jackson, a Republican, seeks re election and cites his wartime service as captain and major.
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Indiana
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Ed Jackson
Lne
Jackson
United States
Ft. Morrison
Trustee's Notice for Weekly Office Hours in Batesville
Township Trustee E C Timmermann will be at the First National Bank Building in Batesville each Tuesday to receive calls from parties with township business. This notice indicates regular weekly office hours for public dealings with the township.
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First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Indiana Republicans spend less on sessions than Democrats
Indianapolis report shows Indiana legislative costs under Republican control were lower than under Democratic majorities. The 1919 regular session and two 1920 brief sessions totaled 126,700.52, versus 162,507.67 in 1913 under Democrats, with other years showing similar savings.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
General Assembly
Watson Opens Indiana Campaign Headquarters At Severin Hotel
Senator James E. Watson, candidate for re election, opens campaign HQ in the Severin hotel Indianapolis adjoining the Republican state committee rooms. He just returned from Marion where he met Senator Harding and will tour August through September visiting community gatherings fairs and chautauquas including Rushville Rush county Irvington Merom Sullivan county.
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Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Severin Hotel
Republican State Committee
Watson
Marion
Harding
Rush County
Rushville
Irvington
Sullivan County
Roosevelt Jr to Campaign for Republican Ticket
Theodore Roosevelt Jr will campaign for the national Republican ticket with a sequence of speeches in New York then Maine. He will travel to Indiana and Kentucky, with plans to address several of Indiana's larger cities.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
Maine
Indiana
Kentucky
Bible Facts Cited In Lookout Formation Shout
The Lookout prints a Bible information passage stating counts of letters words verses chapters and books. It claims Psalm 119 is the longest chapter Psalm 117 is the shortest and Psalm 118 contains the middle verse. It also notes Isaiah contains the longest name in chapter 8.
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Isaiah Tehapter
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Game Center
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Grandma Wessel
August Marticke
J. M. Marticke
George Knapp
Clemens Bosse
Fred Bosse
Lydia
Loretta Marticke
Ed Schone
William Beinke
Mary Beinke
Henry Beinke
Elmer Gesell
Pleasant Park
Ballstown
Farley
St. Clair’s
George Wambsgons
Uphaus
Laughery M. E
Zerl Dorrell
Near Osgood
Charles Gausman
North Branch
John Karl
Charles Harvey
Rellin Hoyer
John Hoyer
George Wamsgans
John Wamsgans
John Oliver
Fink’s
William Karl
Eva
Laura Bramkamp
William Menchofer
Clarence Eibhacker
Sunman
Treasury
Watson Headquarters
Capital
Roosevelt
Meyer Hardware CO
Batesville, Ind
BIG Four
John Schmocker
Harry Schwier Co
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