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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1922

Page

5

Land Cultivation Aims To Destroy Weeds Says Purdue Expert

Albert A. Hansen of Purdue University summarizes USDA weed studies. He notes that across 100+ experiments in 28 states, cultivated and uncultivated plots yield similarly after seed bed prep, with knife cultivation best for weed destruction on mellow, stone-free soils. He cautions results await broader trials.

Albert A. Hansen Purdue University United States Department of Agriculture Indiana Purdue Nature

Batesville Honors Two Zierer Brothers At Indiana University

Reuben Zierer, senior at Indiana University Bloomington, earned Phi Beta Kappa, the highest university honor for students, joining his brother Clifford who was elected to Sigma XI. Reuben maintains As in most subjects with physiology as his major. Phi Beta Kappa recognizes top scholars nationally and Indiana’s chapter has been active since 1911.

A. G. Zierer Phi Beta Kappa Zierer Phi Beta Kappa Society William and Mary College America Indiana United States

Christmas entertainments draw large Batesville crowds

Various Batesville church congregations staged Christmas programs with artful decorations and activities. Both young and old contributed songs and stories that conveyed the Christmas message, and the events were praised for their success.

Batesville Christ

Purdue Tractor Short Courses Set for January to March

Purdue University announces three distinct short courses on tractors reflecting their role in farm life. Sessions run January 29 to February 10, February 12 to February 24, and February 26 to March 10. Applicants should request full particulars from Purdue University School of Agriculture Lafayette Indiana.

Purdue University School of Agriculture Lafayette Indiana

City Man Undergoes At-Home Appendectomy

Edward Lampert of this city was stricken with acute appendicitis and underwent an operation at his home Tuesday morning after falling seriously ill Saturday. Dr J D Miller of Cincinnati assisted by Dr O A Bigham of this city and John C Bigham of Oldenburg performed the procedure.

Edward Lampert J. D. Miller Cincinnati O. A. Bigham John C. Bigham Oldenburg

Teachers Visit Home During Christmas Holidays

Batesville High School instructors used the Christmas holidays to visit home communities. Superintendent Vanscoyce traveled to Crawfordsville while Professor Prentice and Miss Stuart went to Danville Indiana and Miss Denny visited Greencastle.

Batesville High School Vanscoyce Crawfordsville Prentice Stuart Danville Indiana Denny Greencastle

City sells bonds at premium to First National Bank

Last Friday evening Purchase City sold bonds totaling 9800 dollars with 5000 Memorial Bonds and 4800 Water Works Extension Bonds. The First National Bank purchased both issues at a premium of 227 dollars.

First National Bank

Farm and Try the Proposition for Your Satisfaction

A brief note urges trying a farm proposition to personally assess its value. It suggests the results could surprise and save considerable work later on.

Minister's Wife Answers Call and Penntown Concert

Mrs. D B E Werner wife of Rev E Werner of St Johns at Penntown died Wednesday after an extended stomach illness A Springfield Ohio native she was 38 married 1914 to Rev Werner The Batesville Musical Club plans a 7 30 pm Friday December 29 at Sunman Christian Union Church with a varied program including cantata Wreck of the Hesperus soloists and a 35 member mixed chorus Rev Stroehlein and others will speak or sing in the service and memorials will follow at the church cemetery

D. BE. Werner E. Werner St. John’s Penntown Werner Springfield Ohio Master’s Vineyard Ohio Wesleyan University St. John's St. Mare Heeseman Adams Church Stroehlein St. John’s Church Huntersville Edward Martha Robert W. H. Steffens Cincinnati Batesville Christian Union Church Sunman Chimes of Liberty Leurendeau Monastery Anderton C. Stroehlein Lena Guckenberger H. W. Terry E. Stroehlein Hayes Barnhouse Dana Elma Gelvin H.W. Terry Charles H. Wesler L. Fischer W. Schultz

Remodeling Wareroom Adds Space for Batesville Lumber

Herman Steinkamp moved cement block and tile machinery to the new Western Avenue plant and began remodeling the former plant opposite the Tribune office into a Batesville Lumber Company wareroom. The two buildings will be merged with a new front along the freight track, improving the area and providing more ware room space.

Western Avenue Herman Steinkamp Tribune Batesville Lumber Company Steinkamp

Accidents of the Week Reported in Local Jobs

Farrell Matthews suffered a severe injury to his left eye when a wire broke while securing a wood load for J. H. Kile. Dave Everode received a painful stomach injury at a local factory after a board was hurled from a machine.

Farrell Matthews J. H. Kile Dave Everode

Births this week to local residents celebrate two newborn boys

To Mr and Mrs Lawrence Geis a boy was born on Sunday December 24. To Mr and Mrs Richard Lightner a boy was born on Monday December 25.

Lawrence Geis Richard Lightner

Notice to Masons for M M degree Friday December 29

There will be work in the M M degree Friday evening December 29 and every member is urged to be present. Henry Schumacher W M.

Henry Schumacher W. M

Aurora Poultry Show Readies Bigger 1923 Event

The second annual Poultry Show will be held in Aurora Indiana from January 17 to 20 1923. Liberal premiums high grade ribbons and seventeen silver cups are offered as sweepstakes prizes. Premium lists may be secured from Edw W Meyer Lawrenceburg or C C Madison Aurora.

Aurora Indiana Edw. W. Meyer Sec’v Lawrenceburg C. C. Madison

Batesville Eastern Star Elects Officers for 1923

Batesville Chapter of the Eastern Star elected its officers for the coming year at a regular meeting last Friday night. Officers include W M Tara McCallum W P Harry Sitterding A M Gertrude Buck Secretary Bertha Schumacher Treasurer Hilda Weigel C Ruth Meyer A C Bertha McGarry. Installations set for January 12 1923 with all members urged to attend.

Batesville The Eastern Star W. M Tara McCallum W. P Harry Sitterding A. M Gertrude Buck Bertha Schumacher Hilda Weigel Ruth Meyer A. C Bertha McGarry

Theatre Awards Prizes at Gibson Theatre Christmas Night

Miss Adele Taucke received a handsome doll and Master Irvin Schott won a regulation football for guessing the closest to the tagged prize numbers during the Gibson Theatre Christmas night event.

Adele Taucke Irvin Schott Gibson Theatre

Bran Shipment Notice for Batesville Roller Mills

A note states another car of bran will be on track next week and requests leave at Batesville Roller Mills.

Batesville Roller Mills

Holiday return names listed from colleges across the nation

A long list of students from various colleges and universities gathers home for Christmas from State University Bloomington Purdue Georgetown Notre Dame St Thomas St Josephs St Marys De Pauw Jasper Dayton Antioch St Francis Weidner Asbury Cincinnati Oldenburg and other institutions. The roster includes Clifford and Reuben Zierer Leonard Heinlein Elton Kramer Albert Bischen Hubert Elder Arthur Dallman John Romweber Paul Romweber John Hillenbrand George Romweber Robert Romweber William Hillenbrand Kenneth Kramer Floribert Blank Edmund Johnson Reuben Behlmer Joseph Bettice Anthony Johnson Paul Stemmler Cordelia Nickel Alma Michel Alice Wesler Mary Hillenbrand Mary Dennett and others.

Clifford Reuben Zierer The State University Bloomington Leonard Heinlein Elton Kramer Albert Bischen Hubert Elder Arthur Dallman Purdue University Lafayette John Romweber Georgetown University Washington D. C Paul Romweber John Hillenbrand Notre Dame George Romweber St. Thomas College St. Paul Minnesota Robert Romweber Yellow Springs Ohio Joseph Bettice Anthony Johnson Paul Stemmler St. Francis College Cincinnati Cordelia Nickel Weidner College Mulberry Indiana Alma’ Michel Asbury College Wilmore Alice Wesler College of Music Mary Hillenbrand I. C. A. Academy Oldenburg Mary Dennett St. George’s School

Pleasant Christmas Reunion at Castor Home

Clay Castor and wife hosted a festive Christmas dinner for family and friends marking years of reunions. Guests included daughters Mrs W P Shouse and Mrs Wilbur Kile with families, sons Clifford and Cecil of Philadelphia, Edna at home, Miss Bessie Pratt of Fort Wayne, and Charles Pruis. Cecil and Miss Pratt departed for Fort Wayne. Clifford and Mrs Castor stayed past New Year.

Clay Castor W. P. Shouse Wilbur Kile Clifford Cecil Philadelphia Edna Bessie Pratt Fort Wayne Charles Pruis Miss Pratt Clifford Castor

Purdue student Albert Bischea earns trip to Washington station

Albert Bischea of Purdue University traveled from Lafayette with his parents to visit the U.S. Experiment Station near Washington. He has been feeding hogs for Purdue experiments and a herd was shipped to the government station for meat testing to determine best feeds. He plans to see the capital and nearby attractions on his instructive trip.

Albert Bischea Purdue University Charles Bischea Lafayette U.S Washington Purdue Albert Government Experiment Station

Investment notes on city bonds by The First National Bank

The First National Bank bought the Memorial Bonds worth 5000 and Water Works Extension Bonds worth 4800 from the city last Friday. They paid a premium of 227. The bonds mature 12 years from January 1, 1923 for Memorial Bonds and 12 years from January 1 for Water Works Extension. They promise a net 4.65 percent return for investors.

First National Bank

Still Fine Earl Smith Faces Charge On Local Farm Still

Earl Smith of the Napoleon Greensburg road near the Ripley Decatur County line stood before Mayor Vanderheide after Sheriff Harper brought him in on a charge of unlawfully operating a still. He pleaded guilty, was fined 100 dollars plus costs, and received a thirty day penal farm sentence suspended.

Earl Smith Napoleon-Greensburg Road Ripley-Decatur County Vanderheide Harper Mr. Smith

Basketball Friday Night At St Clair Hall

Corner and Batesville High meet at St Clair's Hall on Friday December 29. Tip at 7 45 PM with admission 25 and 15 cents. Local fans urged to attend the town game.

Ge Corner Batesville High School St. Clair’s Hall

Real Estate Transfers List Shows Wide Property Movements

A long list records transfers including Beinke to Gibson for 1.88 acres Laughery, Hauss to Hubbard Hauss and Ragslade for 185.63 acres Franklin, Harper to Underwood for 40 acres Brown, Rimstidt to Sellers for 30 acres Delaware, and many others across Adams Otter Creek and Washington Townships with prices from $1 to $21,000. The collection shows numerous parcels, parcels traded by guardians and trustees, and multiple parcels in Milan Versailles Batesville and Napoleon.

John H and Wm. F. Beinke Leona Gibson Laughery Edw. V. Hauss Hubbard Hauss and Ragslade Company Franklin Thomas Harper Howard Underwood Brown Ellen Rimstidt Charles F. Sellers Delaware Elmer H. Nelson Fred H. Drockelman Louis O. Wilson Laura M. Noyes Osgood Henry Dora Walsman Clarence Moody Batesville Barbara Heidorn Wm. N. Deatley Johnson Tp Thos. W. Laws Anna Seevers Milan Price M. Huntington Wm. H. Littleton Lorey A. Bowers Samuel F. Neel Otter Creek Ben A. Dirkhising M. F. Bohland Adams Walter H. Smith Holiness Versailles Elizabeth Shazer James B. Miller Stephen Williamson Charles E. Horton Herman A. Mavius Alvie Bronnenberg Edna Gordon Will W. McCoy William Ellis New Marion John W. Connelly Laura Klemschmidt Washington Tp Peter Kissell M. E. Church Edna O. McClanahan William M. Borgman Jackson Tp John F. Anderson Elmer Windhorst Sunman Dena D. Borgstede Augusta Meyer Napoleon William F. Licking Et al Emma Ent Donnell Brothers Isabelle Schuck Morris Mary Haas Executrix Sarah L. Codey Shelby Albert F. Huggler Walter R. Franke Lenora C. Davis Lowness Theodore Schultz Louis B. Belter John Minger Guardian Fred Winters Louis Belter Henry Drees

Linville Honored at Pasteur Centenary Program

Mrs. Linville chosen from a 600 student body at Muncie State Normal to appear on the program for the centennial celebration of Pasteur's birth. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Am brose Hickman of near New Pennington. both she and Mr. Linville have wide local friends and acquaintances.

Anne Lee Hickman Linville Muncie State Normal State Normal Pasteur Linville Ambrose Hickman New Pennington Mr. Linville

Batesville High Player Injured On Letts Floor Incident

Henry Gindling of the Batesville High School Five suffered a right hand cut during a Saturday basketball game on the Letts floor. In reaching up his hand shattered a window, causing multiple gashes from broken glass.

Henry Gindling Batesville High School Letts

Royal Neighbors Meet Sets January Election Night

Royal Neighbors Evergreen Camp No 6518 meets Tuesday evening January 2 for the annual officer election. All members urged to attend. Oracle Mrs Cora Smith presiding. Benz visited friends in Cincinnati on Christmas Day.

Evergreen Camp Royal Neighbors Cora Smith Benz Cincinnati

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Purdue Tractor Aurora Poultry Show Eastern Stars Mrs. Linville
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