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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
1
A number of locals attended the funeral for Fred Sieg in Penn town on Friday. Community notices include the Ladies Aid at the C U church, and various residents visiting relatives in Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Weather noted as five below zero Monday morning.
Clinton residents share a weekend of visits and friendly calls with relatives and neighbors. Cora Freyer and son Donald return from Shelbyville, and Miss Virginia Richardson visits with Batesville friends.
Charley Jenner and family hosted guests Monday including Charles Abplanalp Berdella Abplanalp Jacob Abplanalp Conner Hutson and Jacob Berg with wife. Abplanalp family visited Sunman Friday and Edwin Henry Clarice Henry Biddle joined Calvin Hutson Friday. George Gartenman and wife visited George Huber family Sunday. Walter Hildebrand and St Marys kin spent Sunday with Conner Hutson. Farmers held shredder meeting at John Rosfeld's Tuesday evening.
Caller visits and social calls populate a Batesville and Cincinnati notes page. Individuals named include Rev Michael Wagner Mrs Joseph Walters Julius Erhard Alma Humig Marie Bramlage and Mamie Grunkemeyer with visits to Sunman Batesville Cincinnati and Delhi. Frank Grunkemeyer ill with pneumonia. Mamie assisting in Cincinnati.
Louis Bohlke visited Batesville as a business caller Thursday. John Prakel and wife visited Batesville Saturday. George Meister bought two fat hogs from Fred Luers. Irvin Huneke and John Luers called at Batesville Friday. Evelyn Schutter ill last week under Dr Gibson care. Frank and Alvin Praker spent Thursday with William Schutter’s family. Fred Luers returns from Versailles petit jury. George Meister bought two porkers from William Fritsch near Batesville. Andrew Meister and wife stayed with George’s family to assist butchering. Henry Fishmer, Henry Bohnert, John Luers, and Andrew Meister helped butcher hogs Wednesday.
Pipe Creek residents share holiday greetings and small social updates. Mr Christie and wife traveled abroad Sunday. Gertrude Jenner celebrated her birthday with friends including Hutson family and Abplanalp siblings visiting.
Spades Mrs. Fred Seevers and Mrs. Wendell Mistler rode to Cincinnati Sunday after a visit with Everett Seevers family. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Neufarth of Clinton spent Sunday with Howard Robinson family. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bruns of Cincinnati visited Henry Bruns family over the weekend. Bruns accompanied them home. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ransom a nine pound boy on Saturday December 16. Lee Meister and John Greve spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Mrs. Oliver Terry was a business caller in Cincinnati Monday. Mrs. John Galle of Sharp’s Corner helps daughter Mrs. Ray Ransom. Miss Elizabeth Franke assists H. Behlmer at Sunman this week.
An old advertisement recommends taking two Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to ensure a healthy bowel movement and liver balance. It claims no unpleasant effects and relief from the dull, stupid feeling that accompanies constipation.
Next Sunday the confirmation class will be presented at Adams Church followed by an evening Christmas program. The annual congregation meeting is set for next Tuesday at 1 00 p m at the schoolhouse. Nearby updates include Bertha Vogel returning from Sunman and several local visits and family notes. Reverend H Heeseman mourns his brother in Germany who died of arterial hardening.
Administrator of the John Frederick Stiegelmeyer estate announces a public sale on December 30 at one o'clock p m at the decedent’s Mulberry Street home Batesville Indiana. Items include household furniture and effects with terms cash under five dollars and six months credit over five dollars. Real estate in Batesville offered with a one third cash payment and balance in six to nine months via first mortgage. The Batesville Bank Trust Dept manages the sale with A B Wycoff attorney.
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