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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
7
An essay praises using leftovers and odd vegetables to create casseroles and simple dishes. It describes ham driven combos layered with meat scraps and vegetables, ham stock, slow baking, and a tongue based casserole. It highlights utensils like bean pots ramekins and old stew pots for economical family meals. It ends with a Lamb Curry method using affordable cuts and pantry staples.
Instructions on making pie crusts the day before and cooling fully for crispness, plus methods to finish top crust with water and sugar. Also guidance on serving baked potatoes by wrapping in paper napkins to keep heat, provide a handle, and hide peels, noting rustic presentation at table.
Instructions describe scalding the teapot, adding two teaspoons of tea to boiling water, covering and steeping for four minutes, then straining. A warning to avoid Sunacald Injury accompanies the tea guidance. The text then questions whether apple trees are protected on the south side with wire or boards to prevent likely injury from unscalded exposure.
Numerous individuals from Batesville Cincinnati Indianapolis Covington Lawrenceburg Sunman Oldenburg and surrounding areas are listed as visiting or returning from short trips. Names include Herman Huber and L Huber family Peter Dupps Rose Sneider Olive Zepp Walter Broegger J. Voegele Wintz Bedel Falbush Hilckman and others with trips to Cincinnati Batesville Sunman and Cleveland referenced.
Metamora residents and guests including Mrs George Lewis Mrs Lincoln Stewart and relatives are noted in the Connersville area. Visitors from Brookville Milroy Cincinnati Indianapolis Shelbyville Waldron and Huntington are listed with numerous family and social exchanges. Tonsil surgery for Sarah Curry proceeded well after a short trip to Connersville.
Spades Marrs and OX invite all to attend revival services at Perry Chapel in Sunman beginning at 7 30 nightly. Rev Redmen and wife from Cincinnati lead and speak and sing. They preach old time religion believed to change lives and be the true faith. Local residents and visitors noted in community social notes.
DEWEYTOWN Raymond Volz of Bellevue Ky visits relatives here. Dora Wallpe spends several days at Youngs Corner east of Brookville. Vincent Wallpe called on Wm Schafer. John Theobald spent Sunday in Cincinnati. His wife is reported better and at the Samaritan hospital. Alphons Walloe spent Sunday with Fred and Ted Wittkemper. Alvina Pulskamp and her sister Emma spent Thursday at Batesville.
A light editorial piece contrasts Japanese courtesy with Western norms. It recounts A M Thompson describing a Tokyo train guard’s ceremonial bow and ticket request, then mentions a compact butter storage tip for small iceboxes.
Sunman residents report visitors and relatives in town from Batesville Osgood Indianapolis El Paso Milan Sardinia Cincinnati and Lawrenceville. Evangels Rev Redmond and wife are delivering sermons. marriage of Rev Lewis Fackler and Miss Mable Fink noted as upcoming home in Indianapolis. Expenditures and tax comments about local lots selling for 50 dollars amid high taxes.
Batesville Bank in Batesville Ripley County Indiana filed its June 30 1914 report showing resources of 527 331 97 and total deposits of 438 643 18. The statement lists bonds and securities 415 738 48, cash on hand 14, cash items and due from banks as supporting totals. Cashier C L Johnson swore to accuracy before Notary M F Bohland on July 8 1914.
The Clerk of the Circuit Court of Ripley County Indiana appoints Elizabeth Wagner administratrix of the estate of James Wagner deceased. The administratrix asserts the estate is solvent and is represented by attorney A B Wycoff. Publication date June 1916.
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