Influenza Affects Local Community With Several Notables
Local town reports influenza cases with multiple residents recovering. Anna Brunner dies at home on Main Street with funeral at Catholic cemetery. Rollin Roberts, Henry Melcher, and Dr Ef M Heath linked to recent moves. The scene notes visits from Indianapolis and Seattle relatives and a probate cremation in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litly Morgan
Christina
Carrie Brunner
Cincinnati
Anna
Rollin Roberts
Henry Melcher
Decatur Co
Attorney Huntington
Ostroort
Rush County
Wm. Dodson
George Schwartz
Seattle
Washington
Anna Spreckelson
Near Spades
Ernest
Clarence Hiner
Raymond Black
Indianapolis
John Brunner
Main St
Catholic Cemetery
J. C. Rayer
Pleasant Park Social Notes from Pleasant Park
Mrs Barbara Peetz and family visited her son John Peetz at Lock Springs Sunday. Henry Pohlman funeral attendance at Adam's church Friday. Mrs Henry Meyer visited Mrs Ahring last week. Will Dickman of Batesville visited Fred Gortemoeller. Mail carrier Miller ill with flu last week. Henry Poske and wife of Batesville visited Herman Dieckanan and family. Emil Kessens and family visited Henry Klostermeyer and family Sunday. Fred Gortemoeller ill with rheumatism. Will Klusman of near Morris visited relatives here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Peetz
Sophia
Henry
John Peetsz
Lock Springs
Henry Pohlman
Adam's Church
Henry Meyer
Ahring
Will Dickman
Batesville
Fred Gortemoeller
Miller
Henry Poske
Herman Dieckanan
Emil Kessens
Henry Klostermeyer
Will Klusman
Morris
Pennington Family Sunday Guests and Local Visits
NEW PENNINGTON Mtr. and Mrs. Isaac Parmer were Sunday guests of Parmer. Francis Hickman visited his sister Mrs. John Davis. Mrs. Norwold and daughters and Mrs. Frank Lyon and daughter are sick with the flu. Ruth Parmer and Ruby King spent Monday with Rhoda Parmer. Al Huron of Newpoint visited Hart last week. Adolph Siebert and wife spent bust Sunday evening. Adexandle OscarShouse and John McHueh are tome from Camp Taylor. Job Printing Tribune Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtr
Isaac Parmer
Rarmer
Francis Hickman
John Davis
Norwold
Frank Lyon
Ruth Parmer
Ruby King
Rhoda Parmer
al Huron
Newpoint
Hart
Adolph Siebert
OscarShouse
John McHueh
Camp Taylor
Local Notes From Ballstown and Vicinity
John Karl at Versailles helped shred corn with Wr. Menchhofer and others. Anna Wenning and brother visited Kestle family near Jink's Church. Batesville folks hunted Saturday. Wm Karl and wife visited Fred Wenning. Dessler relatives visited St Nicholas. Norwold & Smith shredded corn for Wm Karl. Lutz family from Batesville had a breakdown on Rallstown hill Thanksgiving eve. Edw Zierer passed through Tatesville Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Karl
Versailles
Abert Siebert
Geo. Wambigans
Geo. Menchhofer
Walter
Wr. Menchhofer
Anna Wenning
Karl
Fred Wenning
Edward
Henry Dessler
St. Nicholas
Norwold & Smith
Ervin Wonning
Mr. Benz
Elmer Gibson
Lutz
Batesville
Napoleon
Rallstown Hill
Mr. Kaiser
Edw. Zierer
Tatesville
Metz History: From Divodurum to Lorraine Capital
Metz, once the Roman Divodurum, was a crossroads fort on imperial roads. It faced Hun incursions before Frankish control in the fifth century and saw the first Christian church built under the Franks. Charles the Bold crowned, Louis the Pious buried, and in 843 Metz became capital of the kingdom of Lorraine.
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Metz
Charles the Bold
Louis the Pious
Lorraine
Quiet Title Complaint In Ripley Circuit Court
Notice to non residents filed in Ripley Circuit Court Indiana by plaintiff Lass against Tennis Mack and others. Affidavit states defendants’ residences are unknown after diligent inquiry. Deed referenced concerns Tennis Mack to John Calliistein dated October, recorded in Deed Records of Niplex County Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennis Mack
M. PF. Bohland
Mack
Joshua Bates
Haytes
Plaintiff
George H. Dunn
Dunn
Indiana
Henry Coareas
Avs. Albers
Quieting Title in Batesville Real Estate in Ripley Court
The plaintiff seeks to quiet title to Lots 6 and 7 in the Albers Heirs second addition to Batesville in Ripley County Indiana against numerous defendants including unknown spouses heirs and corporate holders. The defendants must appear by February 3 1919 at the Ripley Circuit Court Versailles or be in default. The action names Teunis Mack Anna C Albers Henry C Albers and the Batesville Carving Company among others as those with potential interest or claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Albers
Anna C. Albers
Mr.Albers
Batesville Carving Company
Teunis Mack
Mack
Plaintiff
Younis Mack
Joshua Bates
Bates
George H. Dunn
Dunn
Joseph Groff
Groff
John Callahan
George H
Albers Heirs Ct
Batesville
Ripley County
State of Indiana
Indiana
Ripley
Versailles
Chris H. Kassendick
Ripley Circuit Court
M. F. Bohland
Hoosier Kitchen Helper Promises Ease This Christmas
A promotional appeal urges households to buy Hoosier kitchen cabinets as essential home labor savers. It stresses efficiency for the woman housekeeper, patriotic gifting, early purchase, and a money back guarantee, highlighting models and a flexible payment plan for Christmas.
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Sam
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Donald McClain
Ernest Austin
Guy Drain
Tom Mor
Wm. Gunter
Emma. Griffith
Warner
Jas. H. Newman
Ef l M. Heath
Pleasant Park
New Pennington
Tribune
Ballstown
State of
August A. Hackman
Lass
Colgate’s
J. F
Burs
Victrola
Boerstler
America
Kitcher
Hoosier
Harry Schwier Co
WSS
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