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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
6
Community events outline a Wednesday jazz dance at St Clair's Hall on December 17 with further plans for a Christmas church entertainment. Local residents and visitors are listed with social calls across the week including Hart family, Siebert relatives, and neighbors in Pennington and nearby towns.
Social notices from Ballstown report a jazz dance at St Clair Hall on Wednesday evening December 7. Grandmother Narwold is ill at Albert Compart in Indianapolis but returned home to work on her husband’s farm.
Ed Schone and family received visitors including August Mar ticke and wife and J M Marticke on Sunday evening. Mrs Fred Marticke visited Mrs Mary Beinke Friday afternoon. Aug Marticke and family and J M Marticke visited Ed Schone Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Anna Hibbler spent a few days in Columbus Indiana with relatives. Loren Hart returned from Indianapolis Thursday. A local factory closed due to coal shortages. Clarence and Elmer Mang visited Narwolds Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Linville visited home folks Sunday. Louisa Narwold called on Grandma Miller Monday. Grandma remained gravely ill. Andy Hahn and family visited Logan Alexander and family Sunday evening.
Henry J. Peetz and wife visited George Bultman and family Sunday. Andrew Kops of Cincinnati spent Friday with his aunts and cousin here. Miss Norma Hornig stays with her sister Mrs Henry J. Peetz here at present. Henry Poske and wife of Batesville visited Mrs Emilie Deickman. Fred Siebert went to Shelbyville Sunday to visit his sister Mrs Fred Wehmeyer who is sick. Will Schrader and Fred Smith have been shredding corn in this vicinity the past week.
Relics from Roman settlements show pipes with lavender reliefs, suggesting Romans used lavender as a smoking mixture. Writers of the era claimed lavender produced an active ar dent and vigorous feeling, indicating a widespread view of its effects.
The Ripley County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids for grading and macadam of highways in Brown Township. Bids due January 5 1920 at 1 PM, with double bid bonds and affidavits of non collusion. Bonds protect against contractor failure to enter a contract or pay for labor and materials. The county may reject any or all bids and reserves the right to award to the lowest responsible bidder.
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