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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
3
Ernest Narwold and family spent Wednesday in Shelbyville. Several residents visited in Batesville on Friday and Saturday. The quarterly meeting and basket dinner drew decent attendance. Sunday School rehearsals for a Christmas Eve program are underway. Beehive season and butchering are current local activities with several families processing meat.
Ballstown residents travel to Kokomo to visit friends for a week. John Hoyer repaired a roof last week. Walter Nearwold was on the sick list last week. Rollin Hoyer helped harvest corn with Charles Harvey one day. Harry Bultman and family visited Albert Hoyer and family Sunday. Harvey Bohrke and family from Indianapolis visited Claud Dorrel and family for a few days. Henry Bohnert and family plus Helden Schwier and family were Sunday guests of John Karl and family. Charles Harvey and wife called on William Menchofer and family Sunday evening. Harvey Bohlke and family from Indianapolis and Claud Dorrel and wife were Sunday guests of Selector Thackery and family.
The Pocket residents and families share visiting rounds Sunday and Friday. August Marticke and J M Marticke visited and called on neighbors including Henry Holle Frank Bergman and families. Ed Schone and family visited Aug Marticke and Henry Holle and Friday and Sunday events included calls to Mrs Stickford and Krome families.
A sizeable Nappanee area crowd attended the Farmers meeting on Wednesday night to hear Mr. Patterson of Indianapolis. George Beck of Batesville visited C. F. Sellers. Edward Rimstidt returned from Philo Illinois where he husked corn. Charles Sellers and Frank Batch of Cincinnati stayed with the Sellers family from Friday to Sunday. C O Rynearson of Rexville was here last week selling subscriptions for the Farmers Guide. Edward and Fred Rimstidt visited Cincinnati Sunday. Mary Martin and family visited John Niehaus Sunday afternoon. Mrs Richard Bultman and daughter Ethel called on Mrs C F Sellers Wednesday night. Mrs Britney Rimstidt spent Thursday with her daughter in Greensburg.
Walker Schwier and William Johnson returned from Illinois Tuesday morning. Mrs Rosa Strobel and family visited Henry Ziegler and family at Greensburg. Many attended the Farmers Association in Hayti Tuesday night. The Hayti basketball game was called off due to rain Saturday afternoon. Thomas Hartig and family plus Rosa Strobe and family visited Susan Johnson’s household Sunday. Sherman Hutson entertained friends Sunday. Tola Michel visited her Uncle Sam Castor and family recently.
Mrs. Fred Siebert Sr. is ill with erysipelas. Henry Kops was surprised by about thirty friends who gathered to celebrate his birthday with euchre, music, and late laughs. Local visits included Albert Siebert family, John Kumpaert family, and Miss Sophia Dieckman with Walter and Della Dieckman at Batesville. Walter Dieckman and Harvey Dieckman joined Charles Kessens for a social with schoolmates. Readers are asked to remit if their subscription is not prepaid.
An item emphasizes gloves as personal and friendly, available for the entire family including father, mother, sister and brother, suggesting a broad appeal and sentimental value.
Knitting shop markets Tameshanters knit or velvet toques auto hoods and wool sport scarfs noted for luxurious warmth comparable to fur.
The store showcases a festive umbrella collection as the holiday season approaches. Shoppers are invited to explore a curated line described as splendid and ready for Christmas gifting and decoration.
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