Local Socials and Court Activity Reported
Versailles hosts Howard Robinson family and Arthur Sunman with guests from Spades area. Adams Township men Drockelman and Schindler attend Court House business. Mrs. Wyecoff of Batesville visits friends. Harry Rayburn dies. funeral at home and Cliff Hill cemetery interment. Will Crandall visits daughter in Butlerville. Clarence Hunter and George Pendergast named jury commissioners. November Circuit Court term adjourns. State accountants Winter and Morris review records at Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Robinson
Arthur Sunman
Spades
Henry Busching
Will Drockelman
Chas. Schindler
Adams Township
Court House
A. B. Wyecoff
Batesville
Harry Rayburn
Cliff Hill
Will Crandall
Butlerville
Harry Thompson
Clarence O. Hunter
George Pendergast
Jacob Winter
J. T. Morris
Deer Foot Crossing Misses May Runner Entertained
May Runer Elnora Hountz and Lillie Bohner were entertained by Miss Louisa Volz at Prattsburg Sunday afternoon. Arthur Bohner returned home from Milford Illinois Wednesday evening. Louisa Volz and Rosa Cook attended church at St Nicholas Sunday morning. Edna and Walter Cutter attended church at Stumpke's Corner Sunday. Arthur Bohner spent the weekend with friends at Seymour. Elmer Selke of North Branch visited August Cutter Sunday evening. Elnora Hountz and Lillie Bohner spent Sunday evening with May Runner at St Pius. Charles Billman returned home from Tolono Illinois Saturday.
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May
Elnora Hountz
Lillie Bohner
Louisa Volz
Prattsburg
Arthur Bohner
Milford
Illinois
Rosa Cook
St. Nicholas
Edna
Walter Cutter
Stumpke’s Corner
Seymour
Elmer Selke
North Branch
August Cutter
May Runner
St. Pius
Charles Billman
Tolono
Christmas greetings and social notes from Osgood R. R. No. 1
Ermil Graue and family visited George Reckeweg and family for Sunday social hour. Elmer Kestler returned home after months in Illinois. Miss Kate Shorten of Napoleon school visited Miss Martha Horn. A Christmas entertainment is planned at Fink's Lutheran Church on Sunday evening December 24. George Kestler and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Henry Menke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermil Graue
George Reckeweg
Elmer Kestler
Illinois
Kate Shorten
Napoleon School
Martha Horn
Fink’s Lutheran Church
George Kestler
Henry Menke
Mrs George Nicholas Severely Injured By Corn Knife
Mrs George Nicholas cut part of the index finger of her left hand while chopping ear corn with a corn knife. The blade struck downward, leaving a small skin and flesh portion that was reattached and is healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nicholas
Christmas News From Greensburg Area Social Gatherings
Local families and Capital University students like Emmett Bodenberg Arthur Abplanalp and Lee Smith spent holidays visiting friends and relatives in Greensburg Os good and Indianapolis. The Farmers Federation of Jackson Township hosted a free oyster supper for farmers and business people with ice cream and candy, while several residents were described as visiting or calling on kin during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Bodenberg
Arthur Abplanalp
The
Capital University
Columbus
George C. Taylor
Venus
Helen
Sylvia
Greensburg
Farmers’ Federation
Jackson Township
Arvil Grow
Lucile
Margaret Bodenberg
Osgood
Lee Smith
Lillian Eaton
James Hazelrigg
Indianapolis
Leslie Hertenstein
Inlinois
Rudolph Hertenstein
Smith
Wilma
Harry Smith
Alice
Ida Jager
Bertha Fruchtnicht
Letter to Santa From Near East Orphans Urges Help
Indiana homes to receive a greeting from Near East Relief orphans signed by Governor Warren T. McCray Thomas C Day and Ed Jackson. The letter thanks Americans for bread clothes and shelter and asks continued support to build a Near East like America. It notes the need for 12 tons of flour daily and asks readers to send aid via Day at the 523 People’s Bank Building Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near East Relief
America
Santa Claus
Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Thomas C. Day
Near East Relief Fund
Ed Jackson
Santa
Bible Lands
Ameriica
Thos. C. Day
People’s Bank
Indianapolis
Helen
Noble Roberts
Mildred McCoy
Roy Lane
John Wagner
Greensburg
William Vayhinger
Ohio
Vernon
Albert Vayhinger
Frank Murray
Jennie Fremdling
Jack
Dr. Freeman
Freeman’s
Ellinghaus
Fink
Kansas
Grandma
Charles Meyers
Minta Pruitt
Gertie Wagner
Baby Alice
Milan
Guy Hutchinson
Geographical Situation Counts and National Character
The essay discusses how a nation’s institutions reflect its self-view and location. It asserts that a country’s nature and the habits of its people are shaped by geographical position and surrounding conditions.
Township Trustee Timmermann to Meet at Batesville Bank Building
E C Timmermann announces weekly office hours at the First National Bank Building in Batesville. He invites all township business to call on Tuesdays, serving as township trustee and contact point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Notice of Administration for Stiegelmeyer Estate
The undersigned appointed by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Ripley County Indiana as administrator with will annexed of the estate of John Frederick Stiegelmeyer of Ripley County deceased. The estate is to be solvent. Batesville Bank administrator with will annexed. Dated November 9 1922. Albert B Wycoff attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Indiana
John Frederick Stiegelmeyer
Batesville Bank
Albert B. Wycoff
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Big Little Cash Grocery
H. E. Davis
Prop
West George St
Napoleon
Maytag
Tron
Holiday Headquarters
Pyrex
Air Rifles
Christmas
Batesville Roller Mills
Meyei Lumkei
John H. Wilker & Co
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