PENNINGTON COMMUNITY NOTES DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK
The school play Friday afternoon was well received by visitors. Sunday School pupils enjoyed their Christmas treat. Olin Gommel and family visited Frank Hart. Ruth and Waldo Abplanalp visited relatives at Spades. Jessie Walker traveled to Greensburg for Christmas with relatives. John Abplanalp and family spent Christmas at Henry Dryer’s. Mrs Tilly Snedaker of Indianapolis died Sunday. funeral in New Pennington Church Wednesday morning. Mrs Snedaker had long lived nearby. daughter is Mrs Edward Hart. Norman Hart visited friends at Burney. H A Brown listed as sick. Odell Hickman and Fred Turner from Batesville called on their uncle at Christmas. Garfield Williams and wife hosted relatives on Christmas Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Gommel
Frank Hart
New Pennington
Laughery Bridge and Community Christmas Gatherings
James Henneke called on John Hen neke of Kellyton Monday. The pair helped with a Tuesday butchering. A Christmas entertainment drew attendees at Laughery Bridge School on Friday. Edward Rimstidt spent days in Connersville last week. C F Sellers and family along with Harry Huneke and family joined the Christmas program at Finks Church Sunday night. Mrs George Risinger broke her hip after a fall on the ice last week. Michael Sellers and Ed Rimstidt visited in Osgood Friday. Fred Schmidt and family and John Graue and family attended the Napoleon Christmas entertainment. Ellen Rimstidt spent Sunday night and Monday with daughter Mrs John Ditmer and family in Kellyton. John Niehaus and wife and daughter Anne May spent Christmas with William Burkhardt and family in South Lookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Henneke
John Henneke
Kellyton
John Graue
Laughery Bridge
Edward J. Rimstidt
Connersville
C. F. Sellers
Harry Huneke
Fink’s
George Risinger
Michael Sellers
Ed Rimstidt
Osgood
Fred Schmidt
Napoleon
Ellen Rimstidt
John Ditmer
John Niehaus
Anne May
William Burkhardt
South Lookout
Christmas Socials and Visits Round Ballstown Community
Residents attend the Sal em Christmas entertainment and visit relatives across nearby towns. Mrs Sophia Norwold visits William Menchofer, Albert Karl and family and Miss Carrie Engle spend Christmas in Cincinnati. Indiana residents Augusta Harvey Roy and Cliff Harvey Rollin Hoyer visit Charles Harvey and wife. Dr Knerr tends sick horses in Sunman. Roy Hoyer visits Ed Menchofer. families gather with Ollie Bultman. A Ballstown group also attends Cross Roads Christmas Eve event.
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Salem
Sophia Norwold
William Menchofer
Albert Karl
Carrie Engle
Cincinnati
Augusta Harvey
Indianapolis
Roy
Cliff Harvey
Bath
Indiana
Rollin Hoyer
Charles Harvey
Knerr
Sunman
Roy Hoyer
Ed Menchofer
John Hoyer
Ollie Bultman
Jolly Center
Cross Roads
Hunsicker New Year Entertainment and Local Visits
The Hunsicker school hosted a well attended New Year entertainment. Ellen and Edward Fry, children of Robert Fry, are reported very sick with scarlet fever. Mrs. Louis Jager and son Clarence called on Batesville. Several residents attended the Lutheran Sunday School pageant in Napoleon on Christmas Eve. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fruchtricht spent Christmas with her relatives. Florence and Mabel Holzhausen visited Alice Jager. Vernon Borgman and Olive attended the Salem entertainment. Ida Jager visited her sister, Mrs. Otto Fruchtricht. Frances Curts of Indianapolis visited the school last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunsicker School
Ellen
Edward Fry
Robert Fry
Louis Jager
Clarence
Batesville
Napoleon
Otto Fruchtricht
Florence
Mabel Holzhausen
Alice Jager
Vernon Borgman
Pleasant Park Community Holiday Notes
Pleasant Park residents share Christmas greetings and visits. Fred Kops and wife and Richard Kops of Indianapolis spent Christmas with relatives. Pat Corcoran and Miss Sophia Dieckman from Batesville joined local families. Henry J. Peetz and family visited. Large crowds attended entertainments at Cross Roads St. Paul Church and Huntersville. The Gunter family and others were guests at Henry Kops' home.
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Fred Kops
Richard Kops
Indianapolis
Pat Corcoran
Cross Roads St. Paul
Sophia Dieckman
Batesville
Emelia Dieckman
Henry J. Peetz
Huntersville
John Gunter
Ralph
John Wisman
Ahring
Sophia
Henry Kops
Happenings Over the Hoosier State
Indiana brief notes from Huntington to Gary cover bank distributions for Christmas saving clubs, county agent changes, road contracts, farm bureau campaigns, legal actions, and civic matters. Notables include Roscoe Fields reappointed, a $17 500 road contract, a $3 500 suit, a moving picture case fine, and local school honor rolls.
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Huntington Banks
Roscoe A. Fields
Randolph County
Vermillion County Farm Bureau
Newport
Harold Nevins
Board of
County Commissioners
Jeffersonville
Carl Lutz
Louis Spriesterbach
Warsaw Key
J. W. Keefer
Starke County Trust and Savings Bank
Stephen Bailey
Wanatah
Public sale of estate assets in Batesville Indiana
Administrator to sell at public auction on December 30 at the decedent John Frederick Stiegelmeyer’s Batesville residence. Household furniture includes wardrobes ranges carpets and bedding plus a real estate lot described as part of the northeast quarter. Terms require cash under five dollars and credit six months for larger purchases. real estate sale requires a third cash and balance due within six to nine months with a first mortgage.
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John Frederick Stiegelmeyer
Mulberry Street
Batesville
County of
Ripley
Indiana
State of
George Schultz
Henry Brockman
Batesville Bank
E. C. Timmermann
Mgr. Trust Dept
A. B. Wyeoff
Court Ledger Details Jury and Staff Payments
Circuit Court allowances list payments for jury commissioners sheriff bailiffs stenographers jurors and staff totaling many dollars. Notable items include Emma K. Pierce 95.00 Charles Reynolds 95.00 jurors such as Frank Braley 3.50 Myra Risk 3.10 George Price 4.30 Ora Risinger 4.00 Mel Rayburn 2.60 and Peter Becker 15.30 plus Corpus Juris Vol. 7.50 and various clerical charges. The note ends with an advertising line about preferred printing.
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Forest Hartley
Mort Wycoff
Chris H. Kassendick
Thos. Harper
Virgil Roberts
Ed Jackson
Secy State
Frank Braley
Myra Risk
George Price
Ora Risinger
Mel Rayburn
Donald McMartin
Peter Becker
Emma Heitmeyer
I. T. Spillman
Bee Demaree
B. C. Neill
H. A. Martin
Frank M. Blair
Millard Bowers
John Regeneld
Wesley W. Russell
George E. Hayes
Wm. M. Cottingham
John Liggett
George A. Jolly
Fred Luers
Edward Rayburn
Thompson & Son
American Law Book Co
J. A. Spencer
Wm. Hunter
Bucket
Chas. Braley
Trustee's Notice from Batesville Township Trustee
E C Timmermann announces weekly office hours at the First National Bank Building in Batesville for township business. Residents are urged to call on Tuesdays to conduct matters with the township trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
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