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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

4

Wedding Bells Trigger Old Tales At George Wehrs

A neighborhood gathering at George Wehr’s home celebrated the marriage of Ralph Croxton. Friends recalled earlier times, noting Croxton’s long marriage and his former teaching career at Hayti and Ingalls Indiana. The crowd enjoyed games, stories, lunch, candy, and drinks, ending with best wishes for the couple.

Harris Clarence Borgman Robert Fry Louis Jager Fred Borgman Ralph Croxton Mabel Holzhausen Newpoint Clarence Greensburg Sophia Pieper Cincinnati Ohio Fred Bergman William Meyerose and Sons Batesville Mr. Croxton Croxton Hayti Ingalls Ind Mrs. Croxton

Local Social Visits Include Bergman and Borchelt Families

Frank Bergman and family and Adam Borchelt and family visited William Reinke and children and Mrs Mary Reinke Sunday afternoon. Ed Schone and family visited Louis Schone and wife Sunday afternoon. Miss Loretta Marticke hosted the mis yourm school and called on August ng Day man and Rev M Gardink Marticke and Harry and John St Bode. Other visitors included Ed Schone and family Friday. Charles Fred Bornemeier and wife with family. Henry Bornemeier. Mire Ax Marticke J M Marticke and Dieckman at Wrei Martic Sunday afternoon. Fred Chuern er and 12 yo and Joe Pana and family from Cincinnati called on August Merticke Sunday evening. Mrs Frochti cht dren 4o Schone and 7 Thanksgiving Day and wife. Adam Lester Z Zweite family.

Frank Bergman Adam Borchelt William Reinke Mary Reinke Ed Schone Louis Schone Loretta Marticke Rev. M Gardink Marticke Harry John St Bode Calles Charles Fred Bornemeier Wi . Bornemeier Henry Bornemeier Sanday Ax T Marticke J. M. Marticke Dieckman Wrei Martic Fred ‘Huerner Joe Pana Cincinnati August Merticke I Frochti Schone Adam Lester Zweite Family

Pleasant Park Family and Friends Holiday Gathering

Fragmentary report notes Mr and Mrs Ab J and family visiting Pleasant Park. Mentions Richart Thanksgiving plans and an ankle incident. References Andrew from Ohio and Mary with John Isarvold Sweden arrest at a police station.

Richart J. E Andrew Ohio Hen Mars John Isarvold Art Omather Kops Peete Wate

Local Social Roundup From Delaware and Nearby Towns

Rev. Shear and wife of Delaware shared dinner with Mrs Ellen Rimstidt and her sons Sunday. Farmers Federation met Saturday afternoon with ice cream sandwiches and canary refreshments. James Henneke and family visited F B Henneke and wife Sunday. Michael Sellers attended a Napoleon dance Saturday night. C F Sellers and family called on in Batesville Saturday night. Ed Rimstidt visited his brother Joe and family in Jolly Center Saturday night.

Rev. Shear Delaware Ellen Rimstidt Fred Farmers’ Federation James Henneke F. B. Henneke Michael Sellers Napoleon C. F. Sellers Clifford Miss Ester Batesville Ed Rimstidt Joe Jolly Center

Revival services close in Pennington on Thanksgiving night

Ambrose Hickman and Logan Thackery visited Muncie on Wednesday of last week. Logan Alexander and family spent Thanksgiving evening at Rolland Parmeur's. Late Hickman buys hay from Henry Miller. Mrs Hanking and the Harry Hanking couples were guests of William Miller's family.

Ambrose Hickman Logan Thackery Muncie Logan Alexander Rolland Parmeur’s Hickman Henry Miller Hanking Harry Hanking William Miller Amazette Parmer Noblesville Robert McKee Lafe Francis Hickman Parmer Linville Ed Hart Indianapolis Chris Gommel Olin Gommel L. P. Hart Willard Hart Batesville Frank Hart Rolland Palmer Bill King Rossburg Adolph Siebert

Social Visits Span Families Across Communities

Last week and weekend saw a series of family visits across towns. John Oesterling and family hosted Frank Fehrmann and family while Anthony Waechter and kin visited Henry Mohr and kin. Other gatherings included Frank Meyer and wife with child from Morris, and visits involving the Waechters, Harmeyers of Reading Ohio, Zoxchke and Schwertfeger households, and Cincinnati guests with the Waechters. Thanksgiving and Urbank giving were noted with multiple households hosting or attending.

John Oesterling Frank Fehrmann Anthony Waechter Henry Mohr Frank Meyer Babe Morris Harry Waechter Gertrude Waechter Cincinnati Charles Zoxchke Hilda Henry Schwertfeger Mary Rose August Harmeyer

The Hoover Electric Cleaner Gift Choice

You can select The Hoover as your Christmas gift with confidence that you are choosing the most durable and most thorough efficient electric cleaner available.

Thanksgiving Quietly Observed in Lower Pipe Creek Area

Thanksgiving festivities are described as quiet in the Lower Pipe Creek vicinity. Local residents James Alley and Frank White are noted visiting and sharing meals with families including the Whites in Batesville. Several others, such as Geneva Matthews from Muncie and the Jones family, are mentioned in weekend visits and neighborly tasks like wood cutting and rabbit hunting.

James Alley Charles W. Green Howard Heribert Chester Robinson J. H. Kile Ruth Grandma White Batesville Frank White Charlie Alden Jones Geneva Matthews Muncie Mary Jones Russell Jones Lafe Jones J. W. Wiler Metamora Conrad Schwegman Fritz Fledderman Ben Schwegman

Narwold Family Visits Spread Through Ballstown

NEW PENNINGTON SQ. Mr and Mrs E H Narwold visited Mrs Fred Narwold and sons at Ballstown Sunday. Henry Narwold and Harry Bush called on Ernest Narwold and Adolph Siebert Sunday morning. William Miller and family visited relatives at Napoleon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harry Hawking visited with Will Miller and family last week. Adolph Siebert finished shredding corn and will grind feed again each Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Linville returned to school at Muncie Sunday after Thanksgiving with home folks. Charles Williams and family entertained Greensburg relatives Thursday.

E. H. Narwold Fred Narwold and Ballstown Henry Narwold Harry Bush Ernest Narwold Adolph Siebert William Miller Napoleon Harry Hawking Will Miller Ralph Linville Muncie Charles Williams Greensburg

Printing Worth Its Weight The Right Kind Is Our Platform

A compact manifesto on choosing quality printing as the defining platform for value and impact. It emphasizes reliability, clarity, and durability as core selling points in print media.

Texas Idaho East

Halls Catarrh Medicine Promises Quick System Build Up

Cold in the head is described as an acute nasal catarrh. The ad claims frequent colds imply a run down condition and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment and a blood-acting tonic. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Notice of Administration for John Frederick Stiegelmeyer

The undersigned, appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Ripley County Indiana, is administrator of the estate of John Frederick Stiegelmeyer deceased. The Batesville Bank is administrator with the will annexed. Dated November 9 1922. Albert B Wycoff Attorney.

Ripley County Indiana John Frederick Stiegelmeyer Batesville Bank Albert B. Wycoff

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