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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1913
Page
6
Local items list residents visiting Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and Newpoint for weekends and weekdays. Names include Nickel Kramer Hackman St. Clair Shank Burnemeyer Krensperger Schorr Vonderheide and Canning with several families traveling to spend time with relatives and friends.
The United Doctors of Indiana announce a one day visit at the New Ripley House in Batesville on Saturday September 6 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. They offer free consultation, examination, and advice for chronic diseases and deformities, with no charge beyond treatment costs. They boast bloodless surgery methods and nonoperative care for many conditions, urging those with long standing ailments to attend, bringing kidney concerns for analysis, and noting accompanying relatives for minors and married women.
Batesville Milling Company guarantees Batesville Flour sold by Mas N Blank J Gauck J HW Wilker Co and H B Krome at wholesale price. The note urges timely praise for mothers and kin in a Jeffersonville Reflector quotation about expressing love before long life ends.
The body of Miss Minnette Harlan, long-time educator in Ripley and Lawrence counties, has been found and identified. She was returning from a trip to Alaska on the ill-fated State of California which sank after striking a rock near Seattle. she will be buried in Osgood, Indiana, with survivors including her mother Mrs. T. B. Harlan and brothers Dr. Warl Harlan and Dr. Boyd Harlan.
In a local advertisement, A B Wycott as Receiver offers mahogany and Circassian Walnut chiffoniers and dressers in first class condition at well below factory prices. The note includes names of residents traveling to Cincinnati and Greensburg, mentioning Mrs Adolph Betting and Mrs Galauschke visiting relatives, and workers from Hillenbrand Power Plant taking weekend trips.
The article recounts the arrival of Mrs. Eliza Gelvin and her family for interment in Lincolnville, followed by further attendance at services by Mr. and Mrs. Gelvin and others. It notes a rain-delayed musical quartet, travel plans for relatives, and several local farm sales and visits by guests from Indianapolis, New Castle, and Norwood among others.
Herman Reuter spent several days with Wm. St. Clair and family then returned to his home in Newport Kentucky Thursday evening. Mrs. Catherine Cruea was a papeean ager for Ciacinoatl Friday morning.
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