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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
1
Sunman area notes report Miss Cordelia Sieg's Cincinnati trip and many residents visiting relatives. Censuse enumerator Roy Stephens begins eastern Adams Township duties while Grandfather Brinkman dies at ninety. Tax collection and poll tax delinquency draw comment as locals discuss who is to blame.
Jacob Abplanalp delivered a load of wood to Sunman on Monday. Henry Drake aided erecting ice for John Mosmeier at Pentown last Wednesday. Charles Rosfeld and wife of Blooming Grove visit his parents. Fred Abplanalp elected Pentown Church trustee Friday afternoon. Several attended Mr. Brinkman’s funeral at Spades Sunday. Mary Rosfeld returned to Cincinnati after visiting home folks. Mr and Mrs Borgerding spent time with their son John and wife at Cambridge City. Lillian Baas returned to Cincinnati after two weeks with home folks.
Mr. Hamilton was seen in the area last week. Cassius Osburn made a business call at Sunman on Monday. Clara Pohlar of Cincinnati visited home folks at Pipe Creek. Michael Stahley and his sister Maria drove to Cincinnati last week. Rev. Fr. J. J. Rapp from St. Nicholas was in Batesville on business recently. Gladys and Anna Cardwell passed through en route to Sunman last week.
A promotional note claims Chamberlain's Tablets not only move the bowels but enhance appetite and digestion. They are said to strengthen the stomach so it can function naturally, and the ad encourages patronage of ad columns.
Multiple Batesville residents hosted or visited relatives and friends in Cincinnati Covington and Lawrenceburg. Visitors included Mrs Rose Ehrhardt Mrs Phil Huber Miss Mary Weisenbach Miss Edna Stephens Miss Marguerite Mohr and others with Farmers Institute attendance and family visits noted.
A roundup of social calls, holidays and travels with mentions of families from Adams Church, Lookout, Batesville, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Nicholasville. Events include visits, dental work, employment plans, and a winter cold note. a health ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for stomach issues.
Mrs M Wallpe hosted Batesville visitors Tuesday and Mrs Frank Pulskamp shared Sunday with her. Carl Etter left for Indianapolis for work. Locals attended a St Marys dance Saturday evening. W Wallpe and H Crist flew to Windy Ridge Monday. Mrs H Pulskamp of Cincinnati visits Frank Puls kamp and wife for a week. Misses Olivia and Agnes Wallpepe returned to Cincinnati Monday after a stay with family.
Fred Bergman owns a new Ford and local families visit, call on Batesville, and spend Sundays with relatives. Ladies Aid served lunch after Thursday services. Several Heeseman and Bergman family members hosted and visited others across New Year’s week, with card games and gatherings noted. A death in Indianapolis linked to diphtheria affected Mrs. Drees’ family.
Mrs William Golden and Mrs Chas Wiesehan visit Indianapolis. Otto Wiese returns to Cincinnati after visiting friends. Frank Fischmer and wife welcome a 844 lb girl born Thursday night. William Kattelman of Cincinnati spends New Year with Miss Elva Meister. Mrs Anna Huser and son John of Oldenburg visit Q M Moteland family. Miss Mary Fitch returns to Cincinnati from visit with her parents. Mrs Ruby Hess and children return to Cincinnati after visiting Thomas Sunman and wife. Louis Freyer family host Abplanalo Franke Gunter clan for games and lunch, four hours.
Adam Bass, Ed Richter, Adam Huber, George Osborn, Adam Huber Sr. and Herman Brinkman attend or conduct local business and a funeral across Sunman Versailles Batesville Indianapolis Pipe Creek. A damaged note warns of moths in closets and risks from container fumes and methanal use in packed items.
On a clear day from the Metropolitan tower in New York one can see homes forming one sixteenth of the United States population. Job printing from Tribune Office, phone 22.
The passage argues people chase favorable careers over who they are and compare authenticity to demanding a beautiful photo without a true likeness. It cautions against prioritizing appearances or reputation over genuine character.
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