Merry Xmas events and local family news in Ballstown
Ballstown residents share holiday activity and daily happenings. Mrs William Karl returned from Cincinnati to visit kin and care for a daughter. Berry Dickey owns a new Ford. Harry Bultman plastered a cistern near Napoleon. Rollin Hoyer and Henry Bessler aided Charles Harvey in butchering. Mr Busching of Cincinnati visited George Bessler. A near accident on Ballstown hill involved John Hoyer and wife. Mr Hoyer escaped with bruises. Nelson Bultman bought a new Ford. Walter Idlewine visits home. Albert Karl’s party in his new bungalow honored Ed Karl bound for California, with dancing and cards, late refreshments. Rollin Hoyer, family and Ed Bessler visited William Menchofer. Eva Karl and Miss Busching of Cincinnati joined.
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Cone
William Karl
Cincinnati
Mrs. Smith
Berry Dickey
Harry Bultman
Napoleon
Rollin Hoyer
Henry Bessler
Charles Harvey
Mr. Busching
George Bessler
John Hoyer
Ballstown Hill
Albert Karl
Ed Karl
California
Karl
Ed Bessler
William Menchofer
Eva Karl
Miss Busching
Wiliam Karl
Hunsicker Meeting At Hunsicker Schoolhouse
The Napoleon and Independent Telephone Company held a well attended meeting at the Hunsicker Schoolhouse on Saturday December 16. Otto Fruchtricht and Clarence Jager made a business trip to Shelbyville. John Michel of Batesville attended the meeting. Mrs Oscar Engel and daughter Edith visited Rosa Strobel. Henry Miller and George Price with Louis Jager aided George Holzhausen in a butcher job at the shop Monday.
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Napoleon and Newpoint Independent Telephone Company
Hunsicker
Otto Fruchtricht
Clarence Jager
Shelbyville
Louis Jager
Alice
Batesville
John Michel
Rosa Strobel
Henry Miller
George Price
George Holzhausen
Edward Hunteman
A Merry Xmas at NEW PENNINGTON SQUARE
John D. Harms of Cincinnati spent the weekend at Ernest Narwold s. Narwold sold Harms Chevrolet to William Miller. Mrs Frank Hart and son Norman visited Mrs Jessie Gommel. Mrs John Abplanalp had dental work in Batesville last week. Narwold helped Henry Many butcher a beef Friday. Arthur Davis and Narwold called on Mike Borman Monday morning. William Miller visited New Point Monday afternoon. Olin Gomme had business in Batesville Monday.
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John D. Harms
Cincinnati
Ernest Narwold
Harms
Chevrolet
William Miller
Frank Hart
Norman
Jessie Gommel
John Abplanalp
Batesville
Henry Many
Arthur Davis
Mike Borman
Newpoint
Olin’ Gomme
Miss Elliott
Olin Gomme
Ambrose Hickman
Will Miller
Hawking
Ralph Linville
Muncie
Henry Krome Jr
Lafe
Francis Hickman
Ed Hart
Adolph Siebert
Rolland Palmer
Logan Alexander
Harry Siebert
Isaac Palmer
Fred Tappmeier
Florida
Harry Belter
Morris Volz
Morris
Rosa Hart
Norman, Called On Mrs. Hickman Saturday Afternoon. Henry Meyer
Henry Lipps
Newpoint Telephone Company
Hunsicker’s
Starr
Napoleon
H. A. Brown
Rolland Parmer
Desperate Chances With Cough Remedy Offered
A warning about taking chances with colds notes that untreated colds weaken lungs and invite serious illness. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cheap cure for bad colds and urges readers to obtain it.
Our paper reaches every home headline
The publication asserts its broad circulation promising broad reach to readers at home, aimed at attracting advertisers and sponsors.
Pennington School closure cited illness among staff
Local notice reports Pennington School discontinued for several days last week due to Miss Elliott throat trouble. The item also lists varied community activities including visits, travel plans, and a note on rebuilding and raising the Newpoint Telephone Company line rent.
Local social visits noted in Osgood and Chesterville
James Henneke and family visited in Osgood. Mary Mackey of Chesterville spent weekend with the Sellers. Michael and Esther Sellers visited George and Mary Mackey. John Graue, William Graue, Henry Bode and C F Sellers called in Osgood. A community meeting drew attendees. Mrs George Williams and children visited Mrs Ellen Rimstidt. The Henneke family called on the Fred Michel family of South Lookout.
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James Henneke
Osgood
Mary Mackey
Chesterville
C. F. Sellers
Michael
Esther Sellers
George
John
William Graue
Henry Bode
George Williams
Ellen -Rimstidt
Fred Michel
South Lookout
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Mothers
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is described as a soothing healing medicine with a pleasant taste and rapid cures. It is favored by mothers of young children for colds croup and whooping cough and is noted as free from opium and harmful drugs.
First in rank words antidisestablishmentartaniam
Long Words discusses top long legitimate terms with antidisestablishmentartaniam at 28 letters and honorificabilitudinity at 22, noting authorities’ rankings in linguistic literature.
Appointment of Receiver for Alfred C Foerster
Ripley Circuit Court appoints The Batesville Bank as Receiver for Alfred C Foerster. All accounts owed to Mr Foerster should be paid to the Receiver, E C Timmermann, Manager Trust Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Alfred C. Foerster
Train Schedules Highlight Daily East West Bound Lines
The notice lists several trains with times for east bound No 24 No 36 No 16 No 14 daily except Sunday and west bound No 15 No 27 No 43 with morning and evening departures. It appears to be a timetable snippet from a transportation page.
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Ballstown
New Pennington SQ
NEW
Pennington
Laughery Bridge
Chamberlain
Boerstler
Tri-State
Tri-State Butter Company
Ohio
INO
Wells
Whitmer
John Guckenberger
Vine Street
William F. Krieger
Batesville, Ind
H. F. Buck
Nobby Clothing CO
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