Local Folks Attend Visits and News from Cincinnati and Indianapolis
A flurry of social visits fills the week with travel to Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Local families host relatives, with Miss Maggie Craine returning from Indianapolis and Sophia Fruchtricht arriving home from Cincinnati. Others include Mr. Behlmer in Greensburg and H. W. Behlmer conducting business in Indianapolis, while Bredemeier's family mourns Robert Brede meier in Cincinnati. Credit to residents sharing news of greetings, funerals, and weekend trips.
Death of Mrs Pearl Hughes and local sickness notes
GAFF Mrs Pearl Hughes wife of Rev Hughes died at her home Saturday morning Funeral at New Marion on Monday afternoon Mrs George Bovard is on the sick list Roy Kirk and family have influenza but are better Clifford Copeland employed at North Madison is sick with influenza Mrs Myrtle Hyatt spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Esta Pickett John Stewart and family Neuel Cook and wife spent Sunday with R Hafft and family Mrs Sherd Copeland entertained her sister from Cross Plains the past week Richard Hafft did business at Rexville last week Susan Craig spent weekend with brother Robert Craig and wife Mrs Mollie Brunner spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Wm Krause Jas Benefiel and family spent last Sunday with Ken Buchanan and family Wm Ferguson did business at Madison Saturday George Higbee and wife called on Roy Kirk and family Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Hughes
Hughes
New Marion
George Bovard
Roy Kirk
Clifford Copeland
North Madison
Myrtle Hyatt
Esta Pickett
John Stewart
Neuel Cook
R. Hafft
Sherd Copeland
Cross Plains
Richard Hafft
Rexville
Susan Craig
Robert Craig
Mollie Brunner
Wm. Krause
Jas. Benefiel
Ken Buchanan
Poultry Day At Cross Roads Draws Farmers To Hayti
Reports note a busy poultry day in Hayti with many farmers delivering turkeys and geese at the Cross Roads. The article mentions visits by Mrs James Gage of Springfield Franklin County and an accident involving Mrs Robert Uter. It also records the death of Mary Lynch in Beadley California at age 66, with funeral and burial in Liberty Indiana beside her husband John Lynch who died in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
James Gage
Spring Field
Franklin County
Robert Uter
Frank Wilson
Mary Lynch
Beadley
California
Liberty
Ind
John Lynch
Dunlapsville
Bond
Local Family Visits and Travel News Summary
NEWPOINT Mrs John Palmer shopped while Maurice Wolfe visited his brother in Shelbyville. Velma Barkley returned to Greensburg after visiting her mother. Mrs Jno Meyer and Lor etta went to Indianapolis to see Mrs Willie Meyers in St Vincent's. Ed Hoff and Mrs Jno Green shopped in Greensburg. Jasper Maple left for Hannibal Missouri to stay with sister Florence. A G Brown made a business trip to Greensburg. Rose Starks and daughter Cora were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Will Starks. Jno Greene hosted six o clock dinner with Will Thomas family and others. James McDermott returned from ten days in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmer
Greensburg
Maurice Wolfe
Shelbyville
Frank
Velma Barkley
D. Barkley
Jno. Meyer
Loretta
Indianapolis
Willie Meyers
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Ed Hoff
Jno. Green
Jasper Maple
Hannibal
Florence
A. G. Brown
Rose Starks
Cora
Will Starks
Jno. Greene
Will Thomas
Eugene
Lillie Williams
Louise
Hollis Neimeyer
James McDermott
Pennington Gossip Highlights Batesville Visits
Mr and Mrs John Korte and daughter Lillie of Batesville spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs Adolph Sibert. Mrs Edw Hart and Son Marshall and grandchildren visited Mrs Logan Alexander on Thursday. Albert Gommel conducted business activities during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Korte
Lillie
Batesville
Adolph Siebert
Edw. Hart
Marshall
Logan Alexander
Albert Gommel
Social and family visits around Greensburg and nearby towns
Mrs Ernest Norwald and daughter Elma visited Greensburg on Thursday. Frank Lyons and family made a business trip to Batesville. Garfield Williams and Fred Tressler called on business at Morris. Rolf Palmer visited Westport to see parents and brother Joseph Jr who left for Pekin N D. Rev and Mrs T J Hart of Rising Sun spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Christ Gommel. Bert Hart visited Pierce Alexander. Ed Tappmeyer entertained friends and relatives Sunday. Ambrose Hickman and family visited John Davis. Ward Williams and family visited his mother Mrs Rodah Parmer. Rodah Parmer and Harry Siebert shared Sunday evening with Ambrose Hickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Ernest Norwald
Elma
Frank Lyons
Batesville
Garfield Williams
Fred Tressler
Morris
Rolf Palmer
Westport
Joseph, Jr
Pekin
N. D
T. J. Hart
Rising Sun
Christ Gommel
Bert Hart
Pierce Alexander
Ed Tappmeyer
Ambrose Hickman
John Davis
Ward Williams
Rodah Parmer
Harry Siebert
Social Visit Night At Local Homes With Families
Several families hosted guests over the week. Harry Bultman and family welcomed Harry Bultman’s guests. Wm. Schwier and family entertained Rollin Hoyer and kin. Versailles visitors George Schwier and daughter joined Elmer Huneke’s relatives in town. Additional gatherings included T. K. James and A. G. James with Mrs. Johnson. Oscar Engel’s group with Mrs. Strobel. and Mrs. Talkenberg’s Batesville trip to Mrs. Thackery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bultman
Clint Wilson
Albert Hoyer
Joe Newman
Lottie Gainer
Wm. Lafe
John
Flora Johnson
Wm. Schwier
Clara
Elma
Arthur Huneke
Henry Bohnert
Rollin Hoyer
George Schwier
Elmer Huneke
Versailles
T. K
A. G. James
Susan Johnson
Oscar Engel
Rose Strobel
Mary Talkenberg
Batesville
Selector Thackery
Hessler sisters visit ends as they return home
The Misses Henrietta and Geneva Hessler, who visited Spades for several days, returned home Monday morning. Mrs. Robert Uter is laid up with a sore foot. Louis Stoeckinger funeral held at Batesville Thursday afternoon attended by locals. Various residents visited kin and neighbors, including Henry Menchhofer in Osgood and John Karl's family with Albert Siebert. Laughery creeks overflowed their banks again last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Geneva Hessler
Spades
Robert Uter
Louis Stoeckinger
Batesville
Wm. Karl
Cincinnati
Harry Smith
Edward Fruchtricht
Fred
Walter Norwold
Albert Karl
Edn. Menchhofer
Laughery
Henry Menchhofer
Osgood
Mr. Beckman
Fred Norwold
John Karl
Albert Siebert
Louis Govert
Cliff
Cross Roads
Local visitors and family visits noted in New Bennington area
Fred Beckman of Los Angeles visits cousin Ernest Norwold and family. Ward Williams and family visit Grandma Palmer. John Abplanalp and Rev Sfart visit O Gommel and family. Mrs Ida Hart and children call on Mrs Alexander. Mrs Prank Hart visits daughter Mrs Olin Gommel. R Palmer visits parents at Westport. Jet Hart and wife of Rising Sun visit relatives. Mrs Ward Williams and daughter call on Mrs Ed Niemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beckman
Los Angeles
Cal
Ernest Norwold
Ward Williams
Grandma Palmer
John Abplanalp
Rev. Sfart
O. Gommel
Ida Hart
Alexander
Prank Hart
Olin Gommel
R. Palmer
Westport
Jet? Hart
Rising Sun
Local Social Roundup From Augs Various Visits
The Pocket Mrs. Lizzie Goodnough and Grani Ma Springgmeier visited Henry Holle for several days last week. Wim Meyer and family visited Henry Wessel on Sunday. Herman Bosse and wife Mrs. T Henry Stickford with Lydia and Loretta Marticke called on Aug Marticke and family. Henry Krome visited his father and brothers. Miss Lydia Marticke stayed a few days with Au Marticke and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Goodnough
Grani Ma Springgmeier
Henry Holle
Wim. Meyer
Henry Wessel
Herman Bosse
T Henry Stickford
Lydia
Loretta Marticke
Aug
Marticke
Henry Krome
Lydia Marticke
Au. Marticke
Illnesses and family visits in Brookville area
Brookville R R No 7 notes Evelyn Risselman very ill with pneumonia and croup. Frank Siefert very ill from a paralytic stroke. Local families including Schwegman Lorenz Gehrich Grunke myer Puls kamp and others are visiting or spending time together, reflecting a community snapshot. Paine quote appears as a thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Harry Risselman
Joe Schwegman
Near Oldenburg
Andrew Lorenz
Gehrich
John Grunkemeyer
Pete Kuntz
Frank Siefert
Louis
Ray Meyer
Penntown
George Pulskamp
Trustee's Notice for Batesville Township
E C Timmermann township trustee will hold office hours at the First National Bank Building in Batesville each Tuesday for any business. Call on that day to contact the township office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Notice to Non Residents in Ripley County Quiet Title Case
The Indiana Ripley Circuit Court in November 1918 filed a complaint to quiet title on real estate in Batesville. The defendants include several named spouses and heirs thought to be nonresidents, with unknown Christian names. Defendants are warned to appear by February 1 1919 or face proceedings in their absence. The suit references a deed dated October 15 1852 and the Batesville Carving Company. Also notes the property Lots 6 and 7 in Albers Heirs Second Addition, Batesville. A separate brief item reports a Cleveland man given revenge by provoking a mule into kicking near a beehive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennis Mack
M. F. Bohland
Mack
Joshua Bates
Bates
George H. Dunn
Dunn
Plaintiff
Joseph Groff
Groff
John Callahan
James H. Sprague
Ripley County
Indiana
Henry C. Rivers
Mrs. Albers
Henry G. Albers
Anna C. Albers
Mr.Albers
Batesville Carving Company
Joseph
Albers
Batesville
State of Indiana
Ripley
Eplo
Versailles
Chris Th.eassendion
Ripley Circuit Cours
Pleasant Park Christmas Greetings and Sunday Visits
Wishing one and all a merry Xmas. Families including Henry Peetz Harvey Peetz and Louis Weber were among Sunday visitors. George Siebert has returned from camp. Numerous local residents and relatives shared Sunday greetings and visits across Pleasant Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Peetz
Harvey
Louis Weber
George Siebert
Henry Wisman
Kortum
Ruth
Earl Henry
John Kops
Dallas Peetz
John Wisman
Jake Weber
John Gunter
Kops
Condolence Resolutions for Roy Fruchtricht and Adam Peetz
The Gus tav Adolph Lodge No. 7 Loyal Patriots of America drafts condolence resolutions for two deceased brothers Roy Fruchtricht and Adam Peetz. The lodge expresses sympathy to their families, drapes the charter for thirty days, records the resolutions, and circulates them in the Batesville Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustav Adolph Lodge No. 7
America
Roy Fruchtricht
Adam Peetz
Batesville Tribune
Henry Dallman
Konrad Heinlein
August Wisman
Optimistic Thought Frames Law and Self Preservation
The line argues that hopeful thinking roots in self preservation within law. It contrasts optimistic stance with evangelical precepts, suggesting personal safety governs legal outlook.
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Napoleon
John Crusemeier
Maggie Craine
Wm. Dodson
H. W. Behlmer
E. O. Waters
Brookville
R. J. Timmerman
Wm. Geisin
Otto Bokleman
Rush County
Luther Shook
C. D. Shook
Mort Lutz
Edw
Bredemeier
Robert
Charles Bredemeier
Louise Bodenberg
New York
Belle Hicks
Chas. R. Hertenstein
Eaton's
Ford
Geo. C. Taylor
Grant Palmer
Charles Brooks
Wm. Ferguson
Madison
George Higbee
Hayti
Newpoint
New Pennington
Game Center
Ballstown
New Bennington Square
R.R. No
Dally
Thomas Paine
State of
August A. Hackman
Cleveland
Pleasant Park
Tri State
Tri-State
Tri-State Butter Co
United States Food Administration
Ohio
Joss
GlobeWernicke
Renee
Ferrersis
Westing House
Rochester
Mates Yany
Spanish Chase
JST
Tabourette
Daddy
Pakes
Harry Schwier CO
Star and Home Hardware Co
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