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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1913
Page
7
Sunman residents express gratitude for December 18 birthday greetings and postcard shower. Mrs. Cora Smith and children of Anderson attended Irvin Eberg’s funeral. Various locals visit relatives, shop in Greensburg, travel to Cincinnati, and attend church with eight new members.
Miss Jose Mounfford died Tuesday morning at her Metamora home after a long illness. Funeral held Thursday at the house with Rev. Poihemus officiating. Singers included Mrs. H To Lenoard Miss Kate Blacklidge and Mise Belen Wright. Burial followed at Metamora cemetery. School closed Friday for the holiday.
Geo Koasler of Terre Haute spent several days last week with Aug Marticke and family. Mrs Henry Wessel visited her daughter Mrs John Korte of New Pennington. Last Saturday Fred Bosse and family Henry Holle and family Ed Schone and family Fred Marticke and family and Frank Prakel visited Au y Marticke. George Feaster R T Milbourn and J M Marticke spent Sunday in Cincinnati.
Mrs H J Sunman spent Tuesday at Greensburg. Walter Fitch returned Monday from Montreal and Cincinnati. Fred H Butt transacted business at Batesville Saturday. Walter Fitch was in Cincinnati last week. Wm Federle spent a few days at Todianapolis last week. Elizabeth Franke was at Cincinnati Sunday. C E Wiesehan attended a lodge meeting at Milan Saturday night. Mrs Ora Foxworthy went to Lago nda Ind to spend holidays with home folks. Mrs Henry Meinter spent Monday in Cincinnati. Henry Wittkamper and Paul Gaab visited St Peters Sunday. Aug Richter and wife were Sun man callers Thursday. Henry Franke and wife called on Adam Baas Sunday afternoon. John Pohlar and wife transacted business at Batesville Saturday. Mrs Henry Wittkamper called on Henry Wickemeyer Jr who is sick. Henry Schomber and Louisa Wittkamper attended judge meeting at Milan Saturday evening. Adam Baas and wife were callers at Batesville Wednesday. Jos Kramer of St Maurice was a caller in our midst one day last week. Adam Huber transacted business at Batesville one day last week. Wm and George Poblar of Batesville were in this vicinity Saturday. Will Baas was a Batesville caller Thursday.
Pleasant Park residents share holiday wishes as Mr and Mrs Herman Zeits visit Batesville families and Henry Dlo stermeyer hosts relatives. G Peetz and Pred Beck visit Joan Norwold’s family in Swedenburg. Mrs Lon Davis calls on Mrs Peetz. Attendees attend Mrs Henry Wismaan funeral. Quotations on life and city cleanliness end the note.
The wife of a British army officer reported valuables missing from a stand in their India bungalow. A great snake seen slithering toward the jungle preceded the discovery that seven snakes had been killed during a hunt, with one snake later found to have swallowed the rings.
Morris Al Roell of Batenville and many neighbors are recorded visiting and transacting business in Batesville and nearby towns. The list includes engagements with Weisburg, Connersville, Cincinnati, Milan, Greensburg, Sunman, New Alsace, and St. Marys, with several callers noted on Friday and Tuesday. A birth is recorded for Jake Meesang and wife’s new son.
Sherman Hutson his wife and son visited Henry Vansick and wife near Napoleon Sunday. Thackery and wife entertained relatives and friends at their home Sunday. A Christmas program will be held at New Salent church Thursday evening December 25. Further invitations were extended.
A.A. Benedict quotes A. C. Bengon on enduring values beyond orthodoxies. Courage, patience, simplicity, kindness, beauty, and lasting ideas define a life worth living. The passage urges embracing these enduring traits as the core of daily conduct.
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The ad touts Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a cure for itching burning eczema, tetter, salt rheum and skin eruptions. A Mendota man claims long standing eczema from the Civil War improved after one box. The firm Pfeifer Chemical Co. guarantees results or money back with a 50 cent price.
The note asks for bringing items to a location or calling a person at Meyer's Liv ERY BARN. The phrasing suggests a prompt to deliver or contact regarding an unspecified object or service. No clear event, date, or named individuals beyond the business name appear in readable text.
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