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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
4
A column lists numerous Thanksgiving gatherings and the weekend travels of residents. Leo Ward visits his parents Joe Ward and wife Estelle and Olive Terry from Oldenburg, while families from Greensburg Indianapolis Cincinnati Batesville Weisburg and Madison are mentioned visiting relatives, returning home after holiday visits.
Mrs. C Freeland and grandson spent Friday in Cincinnati. Clarence Schultz of Indianapolis stayed with Adam Huber family last week. Mrs Walter Kilvert and child of Milford visit relatives here. Margaret Kessing of Greensburg visited John Meyers and family. Miss Irene Gilbert of Indianapolis visits her mother Mrs M Gilbert. Miss Cora Starks spent the weekend with friends in Indianapolis. Mrs Wm McWilliams and son Harold visited Sunman to see her sister. Mrs Frank Huber spent weekend with Adam Huber family returning to Indianapolis Sunday. H M Clark returned to Terre Haute after visiting family over Sunday. Phil Phumfrey of Shelbyville was a guest Sunday. Sanford Starks at Fort Leavenworth Kansas spent Thanksgiving with parents E F Starks and wife. Christine Meyer went to St Louis to visit F Pierce and wife. Mrs Chas Brown of Indianapolis was guest of Mrs Curt Walker Sunday.
Andrew Krummel and family of Jennings County visit here. Henry Kroenke conducts business at St Peters. Misses Eda Huber Alma Kroenke and Amelia Miller visit Lulu Alma and Edythe Baas. Ben Bultman and family transact at Batesville. Henry Pohler from Cincinnati visits home folks. Adam Baas transacts at Sunman. Mrs Spreckleson of Napoleon visits Anna. August Richter stops at Morris. Lewis Sieg family from Sunman visits Adam Baas. Raleigh Cook and Cassina Osborn from North Branch visit Henry Schomber. Katheryn Baas returns to Batonville after visiting home folks. Woman's friend skin tonic ad promotes 35 cent trial bottle.
Mrs. Chris Robinson receives a letter from Hid Bohlke noting arrival in France. Henry Bruns and John Richardson visit Rolla Robinson and wife. Roland Robinson Sr. visits Cincinnati. Mrs. Harry Eberg hosts sister Louisa Doerr of Greensburg. Anna Haessig spends Thanksgiving in Cincinnati with daughters. Oscar Stewart visits H Eberg family. Miss Macie McKinney spends time with home folks. Rolla and Russel Eberg saw wood at Sunman.
Miss Cora Hertenstein teaches in Anderson and visited Napoleon. Rev. Ringo led revival at the M E church. Rev Canara preached at the M E church and visited Orval Gookins. A girl was born to Orval Grow and wife on Nov 23. Miss Lottie Brown of Greensburg visits Mrs. Orval Grow. James Gookins sold 69 acres in Decatur County for 10000 dollars. John Meyer died near Napoleon after months of illness. Funeral at Lutheran church. interment in Lutheran cemetery. Mrs Mary Slate dies at 79. Passes of a Jackson township pioneer. Mrs Slater funeral held with Rev T M Westhafer and Rev Ringo. Interment in Robert Castor. Drafted man Robert Castor discharged from Camp Taylor for health reasons.
Chamberlain's Tablets are presented as remedies for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation. The ad claims long term relief for chronic constipation and states many patients have been permanently cured when following bottle directions. Job Printing Tribune Office.
The ad asserts early treatment for a child with croup using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy when hoarseness first appears. It claims early intervention can ward off the attack and prevent danger and anxiety, while promoting the value of the right kind of printing as the platform.
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