First National Bank Elects Directors and Expands Trust Feature
The bank held its annual meeting and re elected all current directors led by John A. Hillenbrand as president and G A Baas as vice president. They plan to expand the trust company arm with J ard Lochard joining as cashier and focus on estate administration and investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
John A. Hillenbrand
George A. Baas
John H. Wilker
Dr. Chas
W. Gibson
George H. Beck
Nicholas Volz
John C. Bierbusse
John A
Iner County
J.ard
Wilker
Lochard
First National
Meyer Foley Wedding Surprise Ties Dan Foley and Mathilda Meyer
Friends learned Dan Foley and Mathilda Meyer wed in Indianapolis at seven that morning without prior notice. The couple plans a brief trip to Chicago and will return here for a warm reception from their many friends.
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Dan Foley
Mathilda Meyer
Indianapolis
Chicago
Dance at St Clair's Hall Saturday January 31
The Mureka Band will perform a dance at St Clair's Hall on Saturday evening January 31. Enjoy latest and best dance music with refreshments and lunch provided for a pleasant evening.
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Mureka
St. Clair’s Hall
Batesville Weighs Commercial Club Ties With State Chamber
Hugh H. Flint of the State Chamber of Commerce visited Batesville to drum up support for affiliating with the state body. A Wednesday meeting at the Canfield Building featured field director B. R. Inman and Indiana State Chamber manager, with a revised constitution presented for a proposed Commercial Club.
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Hugh H. Flint
State Chamber of Commerce
Batesville
Flint
Commercial Club
Canfield
Roberts
B. R. Inman
Indiana State Chamber of Commerce
Canfield Building
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Hedwig Schrader
Mrs Hedwig Schrader reached sixty six and was surprised by friends last Saturday afternoon. Her daughter Miss Lulu assisted as callers filled her home with greetings and a birthday supper for twenty eight.
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Mrs. Hedwig Schrader
Mrs. Schrader
Lulu
Batesville Fire Company Elects Officers Unanimously
The Batesville Fire Company held its annual election on Monday night. All officers were unanimously reelected to their current positions after a successful war period. Fred Brummer will continue as President and marks fifteenth year as assistant chief.
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Batesville Fire Company
Fred Brummer
Roy Freeland
Conrad Heinlein
Gale Moore
Chas Green
Thomas Patterson
Hook and Ladder
Elmer Heidt
Fred
Mrs. E. Vascou Suffers Broken Arm After Fall
Mrs. E. Vascou sustained a broken left forearm just above the wrist after falling on the steps from the K. of C. Hall. She misjudged the landing and toppled when she had two or three steps to go, suffering a fat and two small bones broken.
Pioneers Called Home Public School Notes Update
Mrs Katherine Narwold aged eighty six died last Thursday at the home of Mrs Sophia Narwold near Ballstown after a long decline. Born in Hanover she came to the United States at twenty and lived in Cincinnati Millhausen and Ballstown. Survivors include eight sons and many grandchildren great grandchildren and a possible brother in Germany unknown since the war. Services were held at the home and burial at St Pauls. Mrs Mary Bauman died Monday near Morris after weeks of illness dropsy and complications. She leaves four sons four daughters and many relatives. Burial at Spades. Other items include honor students announced for December 23 and notes on school activities and an upcoming Teachers Institute and High School Literary Society programs.
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Katherine Narwold
Sophia Narwold
Grandma Narwold
Hanover
Germany
Narwold
Cincinnati
Millhausen
Ballstown
Mr. Norwold
Henry
John
Louis
August
Ernest
St. Paul's
Zierer
Henry Kortes
Seymour
John Narwold Jr
Westport
William Narwold
Rottman
Elizabeth
Hattie Hoberg
Elma Nieman
Walter Westerman
Indianapolis
Mary Bauman
Morris
Adams Township
Spades
Bruns
Hashagen
Batesville
A. B. Wycoff
Siebert
Edna Bierbusse
James Gutzwiller
Lorena Kroner
Fred Michel
Stanton Nichel
William Thiel
Pearl Habericht
Edwin Henry
Luetta Mann
Howard Tangman
Ester Thie
Rosella Heitz
Russell Henry
Cordelia Nickel
Leona Pulskamp
Frank Thiel
Ethel Gunter
Edna Castor
Bertha Hartman
Alma Meyer
Myrtle Taylor
Ralph Zinns
Silas Marner
Hamiet
Macbeth
Hoing
Taylor
Guilliam
Terry
Wachsman
Miss Stockinger
Miss Mann
Miss Winsor
Wardney
Williams
Stuart
High School Literary Society
Geneva Dieckman
Vera Sarringhaus
Carl Kirschner
Naomi Reell
Wm. Thiel
Weg
Anna Heeseman
Clarence Brinkman
Reading
the Gazette
Lucyle Wachsman
Mr. Beery
Beery
School meeting at Napoleon discusses betterment
Jackson Township teachers and patrons met at the Napoleon High School last Saturday for school improvement talks. About one hundred attended with Superintendent Hertenstein, Ralph B. Linville, Principal, and Miss Carrie Thackery contributing on betterment, patrons responding freely in the discussion.
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Jackson ‘Township
Napoleon
Hertenstein
Ralph B. Linville
Carrie Thackery
Good Gasoline Supply Promised by Drilling Update
Advertisement asserts a shortage of good gasoline is ending and promises ample supply. It lists prices for drums at 28 cents per gallon and smaller amounts at 30 cents per gallon, urging customers to place orders.
Adeline Firsich and Glenn Lutes Wed in Versailles
Miss Adeline Firsich and Glenn Lutes, both of the city, quietly married at Versailles Monday morning by Rev. Jewell. The ceremony was understated, with the couple beginning their life together after the private service.
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Adeline Firsich
Glenn Lutes
Versailles
Jewell
Euchre and 600 Card Party at K of C Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary announces a euchre and 600 card party at the K of C Hall on January 22 and 23, Thursday and Friday evenings. Play starts promptly at 8 o'clock with refreshments served.
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K. of C. Hall
Silver Wedding Surprise at St John’s Golden Anniversary
Henry C. Meyer and wife were surprised by St John’s Church officers and teachers on Friday night January 9 as they celebrated twenty five years of marriage. The couple’s service to the church included Henry as Sunday School superintendent and Mrs Meyer as president of the Ladies’ Society. A souvenir was presented by Rev C Held and a lunch followed with many neighbors and friends in attendance.
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Henry C. Meyer
St. John’s Church
Elizabeth Krieger
G. Wullschleger
Meyer
St. Jonh's
St. John’s
Wilber Schrader
Ed Brockman
Wm. F. Krieger
John Behlmer
Louis Fischer
C. Held
Batesville Poultry Show Opens With Corn Event
The fifth annual Batesville Poultry Association show opens at City Hall with 175 birds entered by 18 exhibitors across 25 varieties. For the first time a corn show is included, attracting notable interest and prizes. The event is expected to draw a large crowd as locals view top breeds and standards rise in the community flocks.
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Batesville Poultry Association
Banks Protect Patrons Safety Box Insurance in Local Banks
The Batesville Bank and the First National Bank announce insured safety deposit boxes. For an extra dollar per year, renters can insure contents up to $5,000, offering cheap protection for savings and valuables. Both banks tout strong vaults and heightened patron protection in southern Indiana.
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Batesville Bank
First National Bank
Indiana
What We Charge For Rate Card Summary
The notice lists charging rates for newspaper items including black face heads and front page readers at ten cents per line, readers run of paper at seven cents per line, cards of thanks obituaries and remembrance verses at one cent per word, classified ads at twelve cents per word per issue, with display rates on request and legal matter at legal rates.
Egg-A-Day Mash Promises More Eggs at Batesville Show
Poultry raisers are urged to use Egg-A-Day mash to boost production with an ad in this issue. Display at the Batesville Poultry Show this week. Car of Bran now on track with special price from Batesville Roller Mills, Wilber Schrader selling.
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Batesville
Wilber Schrader
Batesvile Roller Mills
Real estate transfers list with Batesville and Versailles parcels
A long catalog of real estate transfers records buyers and sellers in Batesville, Milan, Holton, Versailles, Osgood, Franklin, Johnson, Center, Shelby, Delaware, and other townships. Amounts range from $1 to $8,000 with numerous lot and acreage descriptions. Names include George Holtel, Geo Feldknap, Leona Gib son, Henry Wickemeyer, Adam Baas, Geo Fisher, Fred Seiler, Belle Rebuck, Jennie Jackson, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holtel
Geo. Feldknap
Batesville
Harry J. Wernke
Leona A. Gibson
Henry Wickemeyer
Adam Baas
Geo. C. Fisher
Fred Seiler
Johnson Tp
Belle N. Rebuck
Jennie Jackson
Versailles
Medoria F. Raymond
Geo. T. Copeland
Center
Edna Eakes
Thomas W. Laws
Franklin
Josie Hartley
F. C. Hartley
Johnson
John S. Benham
George Vanosdol
Brown
Barbara
Osgood
William H. Rohls
John M. Feist
Margaret Melott
Ernest M. Ridel
Shelby
Calvin Skeen
Francis M. Row
Florence Pegee
Mary Friend
Rosa Muir
John W. French
Frank Volz
Washington
Francis E. Mills
Anna L. Blackburn
Frank Rusk
Marie A. Ake
Richard N. Fancher
Harriet Marsh
Delaware
Mary A. Koechlin
Newton J. Molen
Harriet O. Marsh
Geo. C. Friend
Mary Friend Et al
Ben Stork
Wm. Cook
Burford
Maud
Frank Jones
Frank Schutte
Wess Brewer
Jas. H. Connelly
Guy Hutchinson
Milan
Mary Fremdling
John Whitman
Delaware Tp
Barnhorst and Fledderman Wed at St Louis Church
Veronica Barnhorst and Joseph Fledderman were married at St Louis Church on Wednesday at 9:00 AM. The bride wore white, bridesmaid in pale blue, reception at Mrs Stadtmiller's home, couple to reside in the city where the groom works. A Moose Hall dance in Greensburg with Greensburg Jazz Band is slated for January 15 and 22.
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St. Louis Church
Veronica Barnhorst
Joseph Fledderman
Stadtmiller
Stroom
James Withers
Moose Hall
Greensburg
Bran Special Brings Budget Price At Indiana Stores
Special price on bran this week urges shoppers to save by buying now. Wilber Schader endorses Use Seal of Indiana Flour with sale available through local stores.
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Wilber Schader
Indiana
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J. F. Lochard
ST Clair’s
Barnhorst
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