Local folks travel and routine visits across cities
A string of brief notes lists residents and visitors in Indianapolis Cincinnati Batesville and surrounding areas. Movements include business trips by A B WyeolT Frank Thiel and J Raah, the return of Henry Sand Roy Johanning and Harry Monroe from trips, and multiple visits to and from Morris Greensburg Wanamaker Carthage and Mt. Airy. Mrs Peters and son visit Ol convent. a fall injures Mrs Arthur Kramer. Ralph Dieckman marks New Year at Tribune readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delton Shazer
Newpoint
Lucy Wagner
Sunman
Mary Muckerheide
Cincinnati
Mrs. Mason of
Spades
Batesville
August Merkel
Morris
Frank Boehmer
William A. Turner
Dayton
Ohio
Henry Buddendick
Detroit
Mich
Burdick
Oldenburg
Edna McDermott
Hilda Bauman
Harold G. Bohland
Danville
John Bohland
Harry Nordloh
Shelbyville
Leonard Beer
Beers
Fd Frenselmeyer
Indianapolis
Frank Grieshop
Walter
Louis Hunt
O. M. Cartman
Rushville
Anthony Scheele
Renssalaer
Ind
St. Joseph College
Nagel
Grand Rapids
D. R. Smith
Eleanor Jansing
Crosley
Peter Wagner
Mary Burnett
Anthony Lindenmaier
Walter Fitch
East
Pearl Street
Johnson Heirs
Frenselmeyver
Edward
William Etter
Marie Etter
Olivia
Agnes Walloe
St. Mary's
Lawrence Lambert
Ndna
Lucy
Weisenbach
Indiana
A.B. Wyeolt
Fred Dresselman
Frank Thiel
G. M. Hillenbrand
Mike Glaub
J. Raah
Bramlage
Bates
Roy Johanning
George Johanning
Will
Harry Monroe
Iudianapolis
G. C. Clippinger
Greensburg
Homer Pickett
Chas. Capringer
Martha Davis
Wanamaker
Academy
Clifford Peters
Robert
Ralph KB. Dieckman
Pred Dieckman
Ralph
Tribune
Tendered Birthday Surprise For Roy Hoyers Twenty-Eighth
Neighbors gathered at Alfred Dieckman's home on New Year's Eve to surprise Roy Hoyer turning twenty eight. The party included Fred Kruse and family Alfred Dieckman and wife Oscar Strobel and family John Strobel and wife George Siebert and wife Barbara Peetz and daughter Sophia and John Hoyer and Henry Strobel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hoyer
Roy
Alfred Dieckman
Hoyer
Fred Kruse
Oscar Strobel
John Strobel
George Siebert
Barbara Peetz
Sophia
John Hoyer
Henry Strobel
Beer and Bruce Acquire Milan Empire Theatre
Rh Beer and son in law Murray Bruce have bought the Empire Theatre at Milan after selling the Osgood Journal to Peter Holzer. The new managers promise top shows and a lively venue for Milan and nearby residents, though the writer doubts this may be enough to revive Beer’s nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. Beer
Osgood Journal
Peter Holzer
Murray Bruce
Empire ‘Theatre
Milan
Beer
Bruce
Good Gasoline Promises to Meet Demand
An advertisement by A. C. Foerster & Co claims improved supply of good gasoline with drums at 28 cents per gallon and smaller amounts available. A local note thanks the Batesville Fire Department and friends for their prompt response in extinguishing a Lyric Theatre fire, saving the owner John Winta from heavy loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Fire Department
Lyric Theatre
John Winta
Commissioners Hear Public on Ripley County Road Plans
A large crowd of taxpayers attended a Monday meeting of the Board of Commissioners to review road construction options in Ripley County. Batesville participants included Mayor C W Gibson and several others, focusing on a proposed new road from the Franklin County line north of Batesville through the city and south along the Batesville Napoleon road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Board of Commissioners
Batesville
C. W. Gibson
A.B. Wycoff
Frank Eichacker
William Giesin
Mike Bohland
Fred Turner
D. McCallum
Franklin County
Batesville and
Napoleon
Shipment of Furs From Fatesville Sets Record
E Gregory of our city shipped the largest raw fur consign ment ever sent from Fatesville valued at 35.00 and billed to a firm in London England. Gregory is the largest fur dealer in Southern Indiana and buys from dealers across Indiana and other states. Trappers and fur dealers are advised to bring or ship their furs to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gregory
Our City
Fatesville
London
England
Gregory
Indiana
Timetable fragment hints at schedules and travel
The readable lines show scattered time entries such as 5 30 a m 9 25 a m 4 55 p m and 10 13 a m for a west bound service, with odd phrases about health wealth and work. The text mimics a historical timetable page with incomplete legible content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Bound
Notice to Patrons On Salt Shortage
Owing to the threatened salt famine we advise customers to take care of immediate wants. Having been unable to get salt for some time we want to protect our customers while we still have it. A. C. Foerster & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Foerster & CO
Batesville Roller Mills Feeds Available At Low Price
Batesville Roller Mills advertises feeding tankage at 2.85 per hundred and urges customers to buy now while supply lasts. Mill emphasizes plentiful stock of mill feed for rapid delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratesville Roller Mills
Batesville
Local Markets Latesville Roller Mills Prices
Market report by Mike Benz lists prices for various livestock and produce at Latesville Roller Mills. Wheat flour prices, cattle and hog ranges, hogs heavy, sheep and birds details appear with quoted cents per unit and weight classes. Produced items include hens, chicks, and ducks with per pound or per unit pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Aestserg
J. H. Wilker & Co
Eger Bocca
Want Ads Rates and Listings From Local Paper
Classified items include FOR SALE houses frames and a touring car. Also HELP WANTED notices for government positions with examination details and contact at Inter State Bureau Washington DC. Ad copy references firms Hageman Mirror Plate Co and A B Wycoff with specific addresses and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter State Bureau
N. W
Washington D. C
Twisted Chimneys Highlight English Manor Auction
A twisted chimney at a historic Backinan manor draws attention as it goes up for sale. Auctioneers claim the unique Elizabethan feature is rare, noting only one other similar chimney at Lampton Court remains perfect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Backinan
England
Lampton Court
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Inez Abbott
Seal of Indiana
John Zillebuchler
Martin Ledel
Gray
Brookville
Mabel Rehlmer
Bertha Holahach
Hamburg
Guilford
Genevieve Hofman
Fred
Rose Fecher
A. P. Larimore
Geore Volk
Mr. Volk
Elsie Nieman
Charles Gauck
Georgia
Edna Scheele
Marie Stott
Lawrenceburg
Samms
Joseph Marsanki
Edward Troklus
St. Francis College
Flagel Taylor
Evansville
F. Jo. Taylor
Edward Kreuzman
Ed Foerster
Lee Butler
Elizabeth Fischer
Henry Goyert Jr
Geo. H. Goyert
George Meyer
Natesville
George Weigel
Omer Burdick
Clara Oesterling
J. F. Kleiner
John J.mackey
John Westerfeld
John Sieg
Henry Honsier
Datesville
Frank Peine
Clara Cook
Edwin Hempert
George
William Frese
Haymond
Cincinati
Anna Scheele
Kentucky
Gilbert Goyert
Albert Schwegman
Richmond
Andrew Kops
Covington
Mrs. Kerner
St. Bernard
St Mary Josetta
Joseph Wintz Jr
Charles Hashagen
William Brinkman
Pentown
David Martin
Loran
Elmer
William Crowell
Frank Plantholt
Thomas Mann
George Sippel
Harris Oil
America
Gibson Garage
Elsie Beckman
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Miss Alvina
Elsie
Chicago
Laura
Alvina
Mickie
Harry Schwier
Henry Sand
Fred Baas Jr
Fred Baus
George Bosse
Mt. Airy
Moeggenberg
Carthage
Wellbrock
North Side
Logates
Pt Ges Eee
A. C. Foerster & Go
Hatelville
Amra Samms
W. M
Latesville Roller Mills
Mike Benz
Hageman Mirror Plate Co
Adolph Siebert
West Pearl St
A. C. Foerster
A. B. Wycoff
A. B. Wscar
Blank
Rexall
Wright
B. Schultz
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