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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
6
Urgent repairs force weekly day power outages by Batesville Electric Light and Power Co. Updates on local visits, trips, and events include Eureka Band dance July 5 at Batesville Fair Grounds, various travels of residents, church leadership changes, and local business purchases.
John Hannebaum of Pipe Creek visited son Clarence in Pepper town. Charles Kamer of Colter's Corner visited John and Henry Wolfhorst last week. Mrs. Will Pepper of Salt Creek stayed with her mother Mrs. George Reifel for six weeks and returned home. Will Koehler with a broken leg seven weeks ago is improving. Jasper Rust visited his daughter on Cracker Ridge. Louis Teufel of Connersville visited last week, and Fred Teufel and wife visited relatives there for three days. John Reifel called on his brother Frank on Salt Creek. Simon Doenges and family with Will C. Reifel and wife Ed Doenges and Mrs. Ernest Doenges of Connersville visited Fred Teufel and wife. John Wolfhorst helped Fred Teufel haul hay last Saturday. Mrs. Will Koehler called on Mrs. Teufel last Friday.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine for stomach ailments. It notes persistent user approval and urges readers to try it when needing such a treatment.
The piece discusses how a decisive character avoids interference and how arrogance fades around such a person. It cites Henry VIII's physician Andrew Borde as a model of learned eccentricity and notes the term Merry Andrews for those who misjudge wit. It also explains the Mayday Insurance symbol A1 signifying a first class ship with good construction and equipment.
Laurette Winthrop seeks to revive Irvin Throop, a dying-turned-dormant man, by enlisting her friend Mrs. Ewing to create a social revival. The scheme aims to draw Throop from morbid fear with cheerful, ordinary life and competitive games. Laurette vows to lure him back to love by exploiting renewed vitality.
METAMORA Mr and Mrs Roscoe Martin return to Selma. Many relatives and friends visit or travel, including Miss Claire Parvis Aaron Ailes of Milroy Marshall Murray from Miami University Miss Bertha Glisson and Mrs Arthur Case and son Max visit Connersville Mr and Mrs Clifford Reese Laurel Ben Glisson family Rex Innis Milroy Mrs Will Jackson Falmouth Ella Murray Milroy Lodge Eastern Star activities Nora Curry Brookville Rhoda Swartz Peppertown Charles Adams Connersville Dan Curry family Roy Butcher Indianapolis De Witt Curry Indianapolis William Butcher Fairfield Everett Murray Connersville and other local trips and greetings across the week.
A proclamation asserting a program that promotes hard work and advertising as the path to health wealth and wisdom. The statement frames labor and promotion as core values and a guiding platform.
E C Timmermann township trustee announces weekly office hours in the First National Bank Building Batesville. All parties with township business should call on Tuesday each week.
Claim hawks Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a blood based treatment for catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. The ad promises $100 for any case not cured and offers free circulars with druggists selling the product for 75 cents.
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