Spades Dance and Local Socials Report From St Clair Hall
Saturday evening January 31 attendees at St Clair s Hall for a dance. Community members from Cincinnati Indianapolis Columbus and local towns visited relatives, attended church, and joined Louis Freyer s birthday surprise. Travel included trips to Greensburg Weisburg Batesville Sunman and Newpoint with remarks on visits, demonstrations, and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Wm. Stecher
Cincinnati
Ed Franke
Columbus
Ind
Lawrenceville
Howard Robinson
Joe Wurta
Sherman’ Mason
James Miller
Carrie Ransom
Fred Butt
John Gunter
Meredith
Elizabeth Fischmer
Erma Fischmer
Ethel Gunter
Kenneth Wurtz
Wilbur Gunter
Ray Ransom
Wm. Geyer
John Wurtz
Louis Freyer
Freyer
Hutchinson
Indianapolis
Joseph Lambert
Sunman
Frank Fischmer
Walter Franke
Greensburg
Teda Briel
Norbert
Weisburg
Albert Gommel
Batesville
Ida and
Alma Wissel
Lillian Bohner
John Prakel Jr
Melson Wachsman
John Prakel
Rev. H. Heeseman
Wm. Drockelman Sr
Sunman Social Notes and Local Visits
Sunman residents report weekend visits from relatives and friends. Cora Grapey of Lawrenceburg stays with aunt Mrs A Behlmer while Willard Huneke of Indianapolis spends days at home. Elizabeth Zimmer employed in Cincinnati visits her parents. Edna Reimer 15 underwent appendicitis operation with Dr Miller of Cincinnati and Drs Gibson and Fletcher assisting. Mr Fette the miller at New Alsace died last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
C. Fink
Norwood
Cora Grapey
Lawrenceburg
A. Behlmer
Willard Huneke
Indianapolis
Gus Bruner
Cincinnati
Elmer Holwadel
Elizabeth Zimmer
Died Mrs John Bauman Remembered In Local Service
SHARPS CORNER Mrs. John Bauman died at her home Monday Jan 12 and was laid to rest in the Spades cemetery on Wednesday. Conner Hutson and family called on Adam Baas and family Tuesday evening. Mr Cartwell called on Mr Adam Baas Tuesday morning. John Baltman of Clearwater Kansas visited his sister Mrs Conner Hutson and brother Ben Bultman the latter part of this week. Amelia Miller visiting Ruby Siege Sunday. Anna and Elvera Hutson visited Lult and Edith Baas Sunday afternoon. Ed Pohlar called on Conner Hutson and family Sunday afternoon. John Siege and son called on Adam Baas Sunday afternoon. August Richter and sons Harry and Edwin were callers at Adam Bass Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bauman
Spades
Conner Hutson
Adam Baas
Mr. Cartwell
John Baltman
Clearwater
Kansas
Ben Bultman
Amelia Miller
Ruby Siege
Anna
Elvera Hutson
Lult
Edith Baas
Ed Pohlar
John Siege and Son
August Richter and Sons
Harry and
Edwin
Local News Notes from PIPE CREEK Area
Reports from PIPE CREEK recount a funeral for Mrs. John Hauman Sr. at Spades and various family visits. Myrtle Abplanalp stays with aunt Mrs. Fred Heitzman in Batesville while Henry Baas and family visit Mrs. Wehrmeyer in Eastern Ripley for a birthday. Our Shredder Company met at Lewis Zimmers, and Walter Huber with Joe Borgerding helped Charles Abplanalp. Susie Rosfeld travels to Cincinnati for work, and Wm. Drake of Bath visits home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hauman Sr
Spades
Myrtle Abplanalp
Fred Heitzman
Batesville
Henry Baas
Paul
Henry Wehrmeyer
Eastern Ripley
Susie Rosfeld
Cincinnati
Wm. Drake
Bath
The Best Cough Medicine Endorsement
Cu trunc Cu brun Ky druggist J B Jones says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the best cough medicine he has used in seven years and recommends it for his family and customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Jones
Cubrun
Seeing Him to me From a Dance to a Pretty House
A woman recounts leaving a dance with an escort she had just met. They walk past a house she claims as home and she thanks him for taking her there. He looks shocked, asking how she could live there when he does. The piece ends with an advertisement line about newspaper reach.
Adams Church Notes and Local Movements
Saturday evening events at Adams Church and a series of social visits are recorded. A death and funeral for Herman Schnitker occurred last Friday, with Illinois relatives attending. No services are planned next Sunday as Rev H Heeseman and others visit local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Drockelman
Werner Grossman
Herman Schnitker
Adams
Herman Schnitker Sr
Illinois
Schnitker
Fred Drockelman
Batesville
John Prakel Jr
Louis Timke
Adams Church
H. Heeseman
Dick Minhaus
Albert Schrader
Everett Schrader
Cincinnati
Social notes from Batesville and surrounding towns
A series of brief visits and calls across the region includes Vincent Brown and family of Indianapolis with Jos. Flaspohler family, Mrs. Chas Winkler and Miss Matilda Zillebuehler visiting Batesville, and Kate Felix visiting relatives in Covington Kentucky. Additional exchanges mention Miss Clara Davenport’s return to Greensburg, Sophia Sieg’s Batesville visit, the Huber brothers from Cincinnati with G. L. Huber family, Frank Amberger and Hugo Doll at Batesville, John Vauk of Indianapolis with his mother, and George Gutawiller and Edmund Reuter visiting Batesville, plus Ida Merkel's Tuesday stay with Andy Wintz and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Vincent Brown
Indianapolis
Jos
Flaspohler
Chas, Winkler
Matilda Zillebuehler
Batesville
Kate Felix
Covington
Clara Davenport
Greensburg
Ind
Charles Winkler
Sophia Sieg
Phil Huber
Cincinnati
Frank Amberger
Hugo Doll
John Vauk
Bernard Lauk
George Gutawiller
Edmund Reuter
Ida Merkel
Andy Wintz
Yatesville
Chamberlain's Tablets Promise Quick Stomach Relief
Persuasive ad claims Chamberlain's Tablets cure stomach troubles and enable eating any kind of food. Encourages quiet work life and customer-friendly advertising to stay busy in the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
End of the Road shown in Batesville and Sunman theatres
The End of the Road a photoplay on sex revelation screens in Batesville Lyric and Sunman Liberty this Friday and Saturday under special arrangement. It advocates parent involvement and warns against ignorance and secrecy. Endorsed by press pulpit and hygienists as a national campaign for a cleaner nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Sunman
Lyric Theatre
Liberty Theatre
Federal income tax season opens January twenty two
The article explains the 1920 tax season opens Jan 22 with distribution of personal return forms from Internal Revenue offices. Returns for 1919 are due by March 15. Singles owe taxes above thresholds. married couples must include wives and children when due. Two forms exist: 1040 and 1040EZ, available at IRS offices and some banks and post offices. Ensure accuracy, use worksheets, read instructions, and file on time to avoid penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Offices
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Fusser Seen Stalking Town Ladies in Tiffany Ice Outfit
A local sketch portrays the Fusser as a social menace with luminous eyes and a horseblanket suit. He is likened to Clarence Marshmallow of the movies and described as having an ambush planned with every girl in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusser
Tiffany Ice
Clarence Marshmallow
Jesse O Moody obituary notes his life and faith
Jesse O Moody of Dearborn County Indiana born April 2 1897 married Mary Pearl Gregory Nov 16 1914. He served in 1917, endured illness and three surgeries, professed faith in Jesus, and died January 1920 after a final hospital stay. He left a wife five children and is mourned by his parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse O. Moody
Dearborn County
Ind
Mary Pearl Gregory
Janith
Evansville
Jesus
M. E. Church
Schreiber
Washing Em in a Glass Now
A fragment from the Oakland News notes a shift in beauty habits with a humorous jab at an old fashioned belle known for brushing teeth with a snuff stick. The brief item reflects social change and local color.
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Pipe Creek
Morris
The
Tribune
Sunman Theatres
Ghadles Qvanese
East Bound
West Bound
Harry Schwier Co
U. S. Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
United States of America
America
Batesville Bank
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