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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1918

Page

4

Ripley Co Court News Divorces and Dockets

Divorce docket entries list Elizabeth Lahman and Louis Lahman with a court granted divorce and name change to Elizabeth Fink, Gracie Beadle and Harry Beadle with custody and remarriage prohibition, and several more cases. Civil and petition dockets cover receivers, partitions, sales, and guardianship with multiple continuances and venue changes noted. Claim and estate actions conclude with a modest allowance and probate steps.

Elizabeth Lahman Louis J. Lahman Elizabeth Fink Gracie G. Beadle Harry Beadle Orrel A. Green Stanley V. Green George L. Badger Alice Badger Homer M. Hammond Mary Belle Hammond Anna E. Geisler Charles Benj. Geisler

Clinton Parish News Roundup

Mrs W Schuerman returned from Cincinnati Thursday evening. Mrs Chris Robinson has heard from her son Ed who wrote November 20. Ambrose Schmidt of Batesville died Thursday night, former Clinton resident. Lester Haines returned to Penelton after two weeks with Charles McKinney. Harry Eberg and son helped Ed Behlmer with turkeys last Saturday. Emma Kammeyer of St Paul passed through en route to Milan.

Chas. McKinney Harry Eberg Russel Ed Behlmer Emma Kammeyer St. Paul Milan

Funeral attendance notes and social visits in Kokomo

R N Scherer attended his brother's funeral in Kokomo Indiana on Wednesday. Mrs Oliver Mrs Fink and daughter Elsie visited H Harlamert and family Wednesday. Mrs George Reckeweg recovering from influenza. Ralph Gookins staying with his aunt Mrs Scherer. Ben Meyer and family visited Carl Camesasca. Mrs Sarringhaus and daughter Alice visited John Messner's family. Mr and Mrs Wm Dean attended the Cincinnati exposition last week. Cora Harlamert spent days with Elsie Fink.

R. N. Scherer Kokomo Ind Oliver Fink Elsie H. Harlamert George Reckeweg Ralph Gookins Scherer Ben Meyer Carl Camesasca Sarringhaus Alice John Messner Wm. Dean Cincinnati Cora Harlamert Elsie Fink

Local families spend Sunday with neighbors and cousins

Henry Meyer and wife of Osgood visited George Gunter and wife on Sunday. Nora Fremdling Anna and Carrie Drescher spent Sunday with Alice Sarringhaus. Harry Smith and family and Leah Schroeder visited Herman Harlamert and family. Glen Wildman and family were at Batesville and Greensburg Saturday.

Henry Meyer Osgood George Gunter Nora Fremdling Anna Carrie Drescher Alice Sarringhaus Harry Smith Leah Schroeder Herman Harlamert Glen Wildman Batesville Greensburg

Versailles Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel

Batesville resident Peter Holzer trans acted business in Versailles on Thursday. Greensburg visitors Mrs A H Beer and son Charles called on Saturday. Indianapolis guest Wm Hyatt spent Christmas with family. Rising Sun guest Eunice Smith stayed with her parents. Co Agent E L Shoemaker attended a County Agents Meeting at Seymour. Various locals, including Miss Florence Beer teaching in Newcastle and Henry Busching in from Carrollton Ky, dropped by for visits or business. Several families, including the Shirling and Doran households, hosted guests. trips included Cincinnati and Louisville, with multiple callers from New Marion, New Albany, and Terre Haute areas.

Peter Holzer Batesville A. H. Beer Charles Greensburg Wm. Hyatt Indianapolis Miss Eunice Smith Rising Sun E. L. Shoemaker Seymour W. Goyert Mr. Poske Miss Brown New Marion Elmer Bronnenberg Cincinnati Henry Morrow Louis Alford Late Long New Albany John Holzer Mort Theodore Brown Henry Busching Carrolton Chas F. M. Thompson Jeffersonville Louisville Hertenstein James Evans Terre Haute N. Spillman Great Lakes Freeman Hyatt Hanover Herman Pegee Alberta Miller J. J. Adamson Lafayette Co. L. Hyatt Edgar Davis A. B.thompson

Milan social notes and holiday updates from Milan

Milan residents attend gatherings and visits across states. Ivan McCoy of Benham stays in Indianapolis for dental college as guest of Louis Smith. Miss Freda Wollamiar from North Dakota visits cousin Miss Ida Drake. Mrs. Charles Stevens from Chicago returns home after visiting her parents. The flu ban is lifted and Milan schools reopen December 30. James Connelly receives telegram from son Paul Connelly, back in the states. Miss Nellie Pease plans to return to Central Business College in Indianapolis. Miss Effie Wilson, government employee in Washington, visits home for holidays. Walter Gardner of Cecilia, Ky, visits uncle Robert Martin and friends.

Ivan McCoy Benham Dental College Indianapolis Louis Smith Freda Wollamiar North Dakota Ida Drake Charles Stevens Chicago A. J. DeVer Milan James Connelley Paul Connelley Nellie Pease Central Business College Effie Wilson Washington, D. C Walter Gardner Cecelia Robert Martin

Local families share weekend visits and arrivals in Osgood area

Osgood Newton Hyatt and wife spent Sunday with his brother and wife. Jimmy Hyatt and wife visited Hanover Sunday to be with her parents Mr and Mrs Stucker and her grandmother Mrs Wiete. Freeman Hyatt returned home from Hanover Training School after receiving honorable discharge. Walter Eckert is home briefly, Russell Yater also home and back at his former bank job. Walter Beer and his wife and young daughter were mentioned among local households.

Newton Hyatt Jimmy Hyatt Hanover Stucker Wiete Freeman Hyatt Walter Eckert Russell Yater Walter Beer Little Daugh

visitors and town scenes from Milan and neighbors

The report lists several visitors and local interactions. Louis Lahman of Cincinnati dined with Wm Turner and wife. Harry Farber of Rushville visited for hardware business, managed by Simons of Indianapolis and Newton Hyatt of Osgood. Dismore family returned from Ohio. N Patterson and a Greensburg friend were in town on business. Mrs. Bert Starks has been ill but up at times.

Ter Milan Louis Lahman Cincinnati Wm. Turner Harry Farber Rushville Simons Indianapolis Newton Hyatt Osgood Dismore Ohio N. Patterson Greensburg Bert Starks

Local social notes from Metamora and nearby towns

Metamora miss L Banes spends winter in Columbus with aunt Mrs J G Colter. Roy Banes and N Foster went to Cincinnati. Mrs Marie McWherton and daughter Mrs Alley visited New Castle for holidays. Ernest Kendel and family of Cincinnati visit Andrew Alley. Mrs Cora Banes visiting relatives at Connersville. John Ratz and family of Indianapolis visit relatives here. Miss Marie Alley returns to Cincinnati after two week visit with John Alley Sr and wife. Miss Mary Banes, Red Cross member, transferred from Camp Louisiana to South Carolina. Ada McGuire Gordon funeral held at home with Rev Watkins. relatives from Indianapolis attend. Laura Gordon of Riverside California visited here. J C Swan visited daughter in St Louis. Mrs Howard Staint and Ruby and mother Mrs Larimore in Brookville. Bertha Greeman letters in Tribune enjoyed. readers praise.

Miss L. Banes Columbus J. G. Colter Roy Banes N. Foster Cincinnati Marie McWherton Alley New Castle Ernest Kendel Andrew Alley Cora Banes Connersville John Ratz Indianapolis Marie Alley John Alley Mary Banes Red Cross Louisiana South Carolina Mary Wm. Banes Howard Staint Ruby Larimore Brookville Bertha Greeman the Tribune

Card of Thanks for Chris Nieman

The Nieman family thanks all who helped during illness and after the death and burial of husband and father Chris Nieman. They express heartfelt gratitude and blessings from God on all who showed true friendship in their hour of sorrow. Mrs. Chris Nieman and Family.

Chris Nieman

Red Cross News Highlights War Relief Efforts Worldwide

The A R C Child Welfare exhibit tours France and a 7500 acre contribution by 30 tractors supports French war victims. Red Cross drives feed, health safeguards, and orphan adoptions while war gardens in Jerusalem and Suresnes care for soldiers. French and Swiss support, Junior Red Cross plans, and factory job surveys show broad relief efforts.

France A.R.C Jerusalem Red Cross Washington Holy City Suresnes A. R. C. Girls’ Club Fie Atha America Europe Asia The Food Administration Bureau of War Risk Insurance Red Cross Institute For Gare St. Lazare A. R.C. Children’s Bureau Paris

Government war risk insurance payouts and policies in war era

Secretary McAdoo describes the first year of war risk insurance including two hundred million dollars distributed to dependents, about one million monthly checks, limited death and disability compensation, two million servicemen in the battle zone, and life insurance policies totaling thirty five billion dollars worldwide at war start.

McAdoo Bureau

Thanks for kindness during illness and death of husband

Mrs. Al Wormus thanks neighbors and friends for many acts of kindness during her husband’s illness and death. She particularly commends Chester Meyer George Bloemer Otto Fritsch Father Adalbert florists car owners and Undertakers Weigel Burst for their help and prayers.

Chester Meyer George Bloemer Otto Fritsch Father Adalbert Automobil Weigel & Burst al Wormus

Editor's Disappointments in Storm Delays

The Western Paper notes plans for a death and a marriage were thwarted by a violent storm and a sick doctor. The patient recovered, so the publication was cheated of both items.

Boston Transcript

A H Gommell Auctioneer Seeks Private Sales in Batesville

A H Gommell Auctioneer advertises private sales of real estate and personal property in Batesville Indiana. He offers to sell farms and other properties anytime and anywhere, with contact via Napoleon Exchange for schedules.

Nancy Gilliland George W. Trautman Admr George Denni John Denni John J. Dunbar Geo. Willoughby Gruardian Geo.Willoughby Batesville, Ind Napoleon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ripley CO Court News Nicholas Wagner John C. Row Samuel W. Wiedenmann Michael H. Wiedenmann Edward W. Wiedenmann Rolla Gilliland Mort Gilliland Ethel Foster Alta Harper Ida Harper Arthur Palmer Rose Schene William Monroe Schlosser Henry Schlosser Jennings County Court Simmon Indiana Dearborn Donald McCallum Frank Nedderman Herman Arndt Casper Bartling Milford J. Paugh Hannah J. Paugh Chas. F. Reeder Samuel H. Pickett Clinton Versailles RED Cross News Saturday Evening Post A. H. Gommel Merry Christmas Batesville Roller Mills Seal OF Indiana Flour Pillsbury’s Best Tri State Tri-State Tri-State Butter Co United States Food Administration Sisavings Clubs First National Bank
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