Many Batesville residents visit Cincinnati and Indianapolis
A long list of local residents made trips to Cincinnati and Indianapolis for visits, business, or family gatherings. Names include Mrs Otto Glowka, Miss L Adrian, Miss Emma Walsman, Albert Behrmann, Mrs H C Canfield, and Rev B Schreiber among others, with multiple day trips and returns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Glowka
Cincinnati
Lucy Henry
Anthony Kraus
L. Adrian
Margaret Schrader
Charles Dellas
Newpoint
John Dellas
Wiliam Gelvin
Louis Unnewehr
Berea
Emma Walsman
Indianapolis
A. Hillenbrand
Oden
Michigan
Louis Schorr
Henry Jansing
Anba
Morris
Grunkemeyer
Ed Pohlar
Clara Ponlar
Dayton
Bramkamp
Iif
Fred Wenning
William Karl
Albert Walsman
Henry
Frank Walsman
B. Koch
Lawrenceville
Rev.Schreiber
J. W. Elliot
A. J. Elliot
Memphis
Mr. Schroeder
H. B. Schroeder
William Michel
Canton
Ohio
John Michel
Union City
Ind
Eva Hunter
Versailles
Mathilda Madison
Craig
A. B. Wycoff
Frank Sellers
Laughery Bridge
Albert Hoeger
Miss Hazel
Louisville
Kentucky
Mr. Hoeger
William Gluesenkamp
Gluesenkamp
Minnie Hoeger
Anna
H. H. Kramer
Chicago
Henry Herbert
Batonville
Windy City
Milwaukee
Albert Behrmann
H. C. Canfield
Mehr Kassens
Sunman
Roman Meyer
Leona Kraus
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Voegele
John Puttman
Clara Pistner
Oldenburg
J. C. Zimmerman
Mary Huffman
Martin Hoff
Alois Fischer
Lee Butler
Joseph Boehm
Aurora
Louise Elsner
Hilda
Edna
Covington
George Bessler
Fred Behrman
Toledo
Windsor
Canada
George J. Smith
South Main Street
Mr. Cook
Batesville
Henry Kurtz
Anna Kurtz
Minnie Oesterling
Mortis
Chester Hafner
Albert Werner
St. Leon
George Sippel
Josephine Burdick
New Alsace
Mathilda
Catherine Zillebuehler
John Wisman
Garnet
Prof
Williams
Batesville High School
J. F. Burdick
Mamie Burdick
R. W. Wood
Hermesch
Birmingham
Alabama
Want Ads Bring Local Classifieds Listings
A dense strip of want ads lists sales of a safe gravel tomatoes span of mules buck lambs and plants, plus rentals for two rooms and a 240 acre farm. Also notes several lost items including a gold watch charm silver fountain pen and an auto chain, with rewards offered. Contains several near-by names and locations in Batesville Indiana and Cincinnati Ohio and notes residents visiting Cincinnati.
Uncle Henri mischief sparks Wells town social gambit
Beatrix and Dora, new to Wellstown, mail themselves as nieces to Henri Smith of Gaston, hoping to win welcome and invites. A postmistress and Miss Callie help seed the ruse, until Henri Smith arrives and jokes about a fictitious aunt. The girls confess and receive a real invitation to Green Acres garden party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrix
Dora
Wellstown
Miss Callie
Chowshi To
Barton's Cottage
Callie
Henri Smith
Gaston
Smith
Henri
Lure
Trix
Roxe Lodge
Bina
Wellstone
Howell
Lumber Manuaacturer
Reekon
Green Acres
Darty Be
Rose Lodge
Miss Fairfax
Tam Henri Smith
Rix
Henry Smiths
Meril
Kiva
Bank Increases Force In Batesville Bank
William Oehrman will join Batesville Bank as a clerk starting September first. His return from government work in Washington D C. follows months away and he has spent most of his life in this vicinity, giving him wide local acquaintance for the new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Oehrman
Batesville Bank
Washington, D. C
Batesville
Will
Giving Him His Due in a Harangue
A political figure asserts oratory is a gift not an acquisition after a lengthy speech. The chairman notes that no blame is assigned, acknowledging the speaker did his best. Mrs. Lydia Weidner and her son from Cincinnati visit friends for a short stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Weidner and Son
Cincinnati
Card of Thanks for Father Jacob J. Bacchus
Family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support after the death and burial of Jacob J. Bacchus. Special thanks to Fathers Adelbert Pius and Marcellin, the Knights of St. John, donors of spiritual bouquets, and their generous use of their resources. The family offers a blessing and prayer for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob J. Bacchus
Adelbert
Pius
Marcellin
Knights of St. John
Fore-arm Break for Ford Crank Incident
Forrest Kessens broke his right fore-arm while cranking a Ford on Wednesday morning. In an Irish domestic riot a witness described a vivid exchange culminating in a fight, as quoted from the Argonaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Kessens
Caeus Gelli
Onld Gorilly
The
Argonaut
Local Markets Prices From Jd. H. Wilker & Co Produce
The market list shows eggs at 0.66 per dozen and hens priced by weight with over 4 percent at 28 cents per pound and under 4 percent at 23 cents. Chicks weigh 1 to 2 pounds at 28 cents, old cocks and stags priced around 16 cents.
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Harris Oil
Hibson Garage
Henry Schumacher
Buck
H. F. Buck
Henry Krome
Rev. Schreiber
William Greemann
Seymour
Mr. Greemann
Harvey
A. Tedtman
Theresa
Andrew Tekulve
George Tekulve
Thelma Cook
Irvin Schein
Elmer Ries
Harry
Mildred Goyert
Louisa Wagner
Miss Johnson
Joseph Barton
Manchester
Henry Schwertfeger
Barton
Clark Henry
Dorrance Dobbins
United States Army
Speedway
Dward Zierer
Mrs. Zierer
Edwin
Chris Weismiller
Tipton County
Tipton
Mrl. Zierer
Bertha Greemann
Lakes
Mr. Zierer
Waldo Michel
Fred Bowhay
Ralph Timmermann
N. E. Gregory
Carl N. E. Gregory
Joseph Brandes
Buck Lambs
F. H. Meyer
H. W. Terry
Fred F. Meyler
Harry Peetz
Vine Street
Mang Schoolhouse
Tribune Office
Batesville Depot
Findler
Tribune
Curtis McCoy
Lake McCoy
Greensburg
Olin Gommel
Delaware
Armleder
International
Harry Schwier Co
Ben Kaufmann
South Crescent Ave
Julius Schild
Reading Road
Avondale
Avon
Henry Herrman
Lee Herrman
Shelbyville
Jacob Cook
Kankakee
Toronto
Jake
Jack Lawton
Western Newspaper Union
Mickie
Barles
Suguace
Jd. H. Wilker & Co
Batesville Roller Mills
New
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Mike Benz
Pageleeree
E. B. Schultz
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