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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
3
Fred Wenning his wife and son Ralph moved to Batesville on Tuesday to start a new life there. The community extends best wishes for their future. Frank Wilson died at his Hayti area home after a long illness. services were held at the family residence and Salem Church.
Mr and Mrs Will Miller of New Pennington visited Charles Dieckman and family Monday. Mrs Dora Goertemiller visited her mother Mrs Dieckman and brother Fred. Mrs Anna Klostermeijer and daughter Eleanora called on Mrs Henry Klostermeeyer. Mrs Fred Siebert Sr stayed with son Albert and family. Several attended Elmer Heidt funeral at Huntersville Sunday. Mrs Ahying stayed with sister Sophia Dieckman at Batesville last week. Dance at St Clair s Hall Saturday night drew many. Mrs Peetz stayed with daughter Mrs John Norwold at Swedenburg last week. Mr and Mrs Henry Krieger visited Will Wessel and wife at New Pennington Sunday.
Ed Rimstidt and Charles Sellers were callers in Batesville Wednesday. Fred Schmidt and family and Mrs Mary Michel called on Sam Gookins and sister Sunday afternoon. Co F Sellers and son Charles were callers in Batesville Saturday. Farmers Federation meeting at Stewart Schoolhouse Saturday afternoon. Joe Rimstidt of Jolly Center called on Bruney Rimstidt and family. Bruney Rimstidt was a caller in Batesville Saturday. A B Wycoff and wife and M F Bohland of Batesville called on C F Sellers last week. John Dittmer of Kellyton called on James Henneke and family Saturday. John Graue called on his parents Saturday afternoon. An airplane passed over Sunday noon.
The column records multiple visits among residents including Mrs. August Marticke Mrs. Fred Marticke Mrs. Henry Stickford Mrs. Ed Schone Frank Bergman and families. Activities include calls on Wednesdays Sundays and Friday afternoons and a closing motto about printing.
Batesville residents visit friends and attend gatherings including Norwolds at Greensburg and Batesville events. A feature describes Jaipure India’s Singing Structure where air currents cause distant singing like noise, tied to the stone’s porous surface and cave niches.
Straus School notes describe Safety First lessons from Sure Pop, announce December progress with Joseph and Monroe leading in the Gold Star Contest and Eleanora and Esther tied in girl spellers, and note Cecil’s illness. Educational Week December 4 to 10 included a community spelling match and a Red Cross seal drive with pins for Arthur Monroe Esther and Oscar. Superintendent Hale Pickett visited and patrons are invited to future school events.
Popular Science Monthly explains nitrous oxide made by heating ammonium nitrate in a flask yields water and nitrous oxide. It is called the laughing gas due to laughter from inhalation in small quantities. The article notes it as a safe anesthetic in medical science but warns occasional fatalities have occurred.
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