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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1920

Page

6

Visitors and relatives span region in weekend gatherings

Louis Dickman of Chicago and Ed Hoelker of Cincinnati visited local relatives. Anna May Ott of Columbus and Clem Ortman and family with Rose Miller of Cincinnati were guests from Saturday. Ed Freihage of Indianapolis, George Blank of St. Bernard, and Ben Gerling of Connersville joined Sunday visits. Additional locals include Ben Burdick and Cecelia Meniers of Cincinnati and Mrs. F. J. Burdick hosting relatives. Charles Schneider, Mildred Schneider, Elizabeth Theshen and daughters visited Harry Mollaun’s family, with Emma Blank in Cincinnati and Charles Miller from Akron noted in subsequent lines.

Louis Dickman Chicago Ed Hoelker Cincinnati Anna May Ott Columbus Clem Ortman Rose Miller Ed Freihage Indianapolis George Blank St. Bernard Ben Gerling Connersville Ben Burdick Cecelia Meniers F. J. Burdick Ben Kessing Charles Schneider Mildred Norwood Elizabeth Theshen Janette Lucy Anna Little Florence Theshen Harry Mollaun Emma Blank Charles Miller Akron

Family gathering at Pulskamp home in Brookville

Sunday relatives surprised Grandpa Pulskamp at his son George's home for a real family gathering. Residents included many from nearby towns with baskets, greetings, and updates on ill family members. The event closed with well wishes for Mrs Gehrich and others.

Grandpa Pulskamp George B. Pulskamp Rome City Ind Julia Stallman Mich William Hudepohl St. Bernard John Volz Bellevue K. Koetter Henry Peppertown A. F. Schneider Dabney William Pulskamp Jacob Wallpe M. Wallpe Elmer Leo Lorenz B. Grunkemeyer Piqua, O John Grunkemeyer Grunkemeyer Gehrich August Fledderman August Moorman L. Lorenz Joe Grunkemeyer John Nunier Herbert Sammis

Plain Folks and Visitors Light Up Metamora Social Scene

Miss Bertha Glisson of Milroy spends vacation with parents Ben Glisson and wife. Miss Glenn Jackson from Oxford summers at home. Everett Edelman of Connersville visits grandparents John Alley and wife for the Fourth. William Coburn returns to Cincinnati. Several residents visit family in Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Mrs Tru man McQueen mourns death in Tipton. Kate Blacklidge in poor health. Large group visiting relatives across Connersville Nulltown Laurel Indianapolis and Brookville.

Bertha Glisson Milroy Ben Glisson Glenn Jackson Oxford Everett Edelman Connersville John Alley William Coburn Cincinnati Elsie Parvis L. R. Parvis Clinton Ingal Ernest Ezra Emmit Clarence Holbert John Holbert Charles Adams Frank Gordon Ada Bruns Brookville Charles Rieman George Lennard Truman McQueen Tipton Donald Gordon Indianapolis Kate Blacklidge Fred Zoller Tompson Clarence McGuire John Murphy Nulltown Edith Wiley H. R. Lennard Will Herrmann Walter Herrmann William Bunyard Laurel Dorothy Butcher Keith

Local Visits Across Towns Include Families and Relatives

Parents Lewis Purvis and his wife traveled to Connersville to visit Mrs. Everett Murray and family. Mrs. John Holbert and daughter Hilda and Herman Kaiser with families visited Cambridge City on Saturday. Nora Curry visited Abbie Heeb in Brookville. Grace Menefee of Norwood Ohio visited her parents James Thorpe and wife.

Lewis Purvis Connersville Everett Murray John Holbert Hilda Herman Kaiser Cambridge City Nora Curry Abbie Heeb Brookville Grace Menefee Norwood Ohio James. Thorpe

Birthday Party for Grandpa Pulskamp at George Pulskamp Home

A surprise party honored Grandpa Pulskamp on his eighty third birthday in Deweytown. Guests from Michigan Ohio Kentucky Indiana and local areas brought baskets and shared an afternoon with the celebrant. Attendees and attendees' relatives listed include Pulskamp family and friends.

Rainy period brings neighbors together in rural spread

Plenty of rain in the vicinity as families visit and travel. Robert White and family, Jessie White and family drove to Rush County to share a day with Charles Kile and family. Mrs. Mary White of Batesville visited Frank White and family. Mr. Anson Foster and family from Muncie spent the Fourth with Alden Jones. Oak Forest hosts an all day meeting on Sunday July 18. Frank White and wife visited Batesville, Roy Quinlin visited home folks at Yung's Corner, Neildel family from Indianapolis spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. James Lanning.

Robert White Jessie White Rush County Charles Kile Mary White Batesville Frank White Lafe Jones Anson Foster Muncie Alden Jones Oak Frest Babe Roy Quinlin Yung’s Corner Neildel Indianapolis James Lanning

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Cure

Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. Cure requires constitutional remedy via the blood. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to restore the Eustachian tube and reduce inflammation, offering a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, with circulation through druggists.

Hall All Druggista F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

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Oldenburg R. R. No Deweytown George Pulskamp Grandpa Michigan Catherine Koetter E. Hudepohl Dr. Pulskamp Marcella Rosalind Bertram Bernard Catherine Volz Andy Schneider Loretta Virginia Alvin Ed Ray Margaret Wallpe Here Frank Pulskamp H. J. Meyers Mary Roth Magdalene Mueller Marie Walloe Mike Crist Pipe Creek The Batesville Bank Tribune A. C. Foerster & Cos A. C. Foerster & Co Batesville, Ind
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