Vacationer Notes and Local Social Roundup
Napoleon Frank Grow and wife spend two weeks in Scott County and Indianapolis with friends. Numerous visits and gatherings include race attendances at Indianapolis Decoration Day and a 21st birthday party for Clyde Vankirk. Theresa Herbert, 76, dies near Napoleon. funeral at Millhousen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grow
Scott County
Indianapolis
Harold Conn
Acher
E. Kreppert
William Smith
Wilma
Stumke’s Corner
James Gookins
Nelson Reckeweg
Frank Eaton
Raymond Black
Horace Hazelrigg
John Lenen
Clifford Lawrence
Clint Shook
Arthur Bunselmeier
Cincinnati
John Bunselmeier
Icy Kenworthy
Commiskey
Heath
William Dodson
Edna Philips
Shelbyville
Grace Crane
Sunman
Luther Shook
Ruth Uphaus
Ruth
Danville
Theresa Herbert
Louis
Napoleon
Millhousen
Father Ulrich
George C. Taylor
Clyde Vankirk
Henry Uphaus
Enos Gookins
Clarence Hutson
Harry
Henry
Albert Bauer
Roy Sarringhausen
Bert Hart
Mr. Vankirk
Local Visitors and Births Reported in Batesville Area
Sunday guests include George Gunter and family with brother John in Batesville. Clara Finke and Cincinnati friend visit Finke family. A girl was born to Fred Jobst and wife on May 27. Measles outbreak noted with several local victims. Additional visits from Hartig, Weinberg, Brebberman, Goedke families and Ahrens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gunter
John
Batesville
Clara Finke
Friend
Cincinnati
John Finke
Fred Jobst
Thomas Hartig
Greensburg
Viola Weinberg
Howard
Melinda Brebberman
Indianapolis
Melinda
Herman Goedke
Elmer
Hilda Kestler
Ethel
Velma Schwier
Edward Oliver
Leah
Robert Meyer
Irvin
Louis
John Jobst
William Ahrens
Batonville
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsed by Mrs Newton Vreeland
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for digestive comfort. She says they relieve heaviness after meals and fatigue, and she keeps a bottle on hand when her husband travels. She advises taking one or two tablets for constipation or indigestion and getting relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hedgehog Sleeps Through Winter in Leafy Nook
A hedgehog prepares for winter by rolling in leafy ditches to coat its spines and form a warm blanket. It then settles in the roots of an old tree, curls up, and snoozes until spring.
Memorial Day Guests and Local Arrivals In Versailles
A collection of community notices from Versailles lists visits and guests from nearby towns including Moores Hill Milan Batesville and Indianapolis. Events include Memorial Day gatherings church and social calls and a marriage license for Henry Gillmore Kelley to Louanna Willis of Osgood.
Local residents attend Decoration Day events and visits
Lydia Wheeler of LaFayette visits Versailles to honor Captain Wheeler buried there. Anderson guests include Mrs E Maud Bruce and Mr E Bruce with Cox quarry ties. Families from Anderson share weekend with Ford and Grace Avery. Laura Hyatt begins practical nursing. Benham family attends Decoration Day and decorates graves in Versailles. Eloda Decker to marry June 14 in Cincinnati. Brainard Wanters and wife visit countryside. Misses Pearl Lucy Etta Benham and others study graves at Mud Pike cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Wheeler
LaFayette
Versailles
Captain Wheeler
J. F. Shook
E. Maud Bruce
Anderson
Cox’s Quarry
J. W. Chaplain
Grace
Clarence Avery
Ford
Laura Hyatt
Osgood
Zerelda Benham
William
Etta
Newton Hyatt
Benham
Brainard Wanters
Eloda Decker
Cincinnati
Matt Roberts
Pearl
Lucy
Victor
L. G. Hyatt
Etta Benham
Local Families Visit With Neighbors Across Town
Clinton Holt Wilson and wife spent Sunday with Mr. Nickel and family. Mrs Barbara Schneider visits Cincinnati with her son Ambrosia for a week. Cora Freyer and son Donala with Ida Dieselberg visited Julia Riehle last Thursday. Edward Barnfiher and family Ellsworth visited Fred Seevers. Harry EBberg family Susan Biddle Minnie Anderson spent Saturday with Charles Kammeyer. Howard and family of New Castle visited Edward Barnfiher. Middendorf family Cincinnati Huston spent days with wife and two sons. Lewis Graves wife Cincinnati Amer Einhaus Batesville Leora Marie Dieselberg visited Monday with Harry Eberg. Orlando Haag Lawrenceburg visited Will Schuerman family. Earl Holman wife baby and Anna Haessig Pierceville visited Jake Garrison and wife and A Eberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Wilson
Nickel
Barbara Schneider
Cincinnati
Ambrosia
Cora Freyer
Donala
Ida Dieselberg
Julia Riehle
Edward Barnfiher
Ellsworth
Fred Seevers
Harry Ebberg
Susan Biddle
Minnie Anderson
Charles Kammeyer
Mr. Howard
Newcastle
Middendorf
Huston
Lewis Graves
Amer Einhaus
Batesville
Leora
Marie Dieselberg
Harry Eberg
Orlando Haag
Lawrenceburg
Will Schuerman
Earl Holman
Anna Haessig
Pierceville
Jake Garrison
A. Eberg
Bacteria in Teeth Emphasized for Mouth Cleanliness
The presence of bacteria makes mouth cleanliness essential. Tartar film on teeth should be removed as it houses germs, generates heat, and blocks air from reaching the gums beside the teeth.
Surprise Party Etiquette and a Humiliating Birthday
Uncle Walts a ters ce. By Uncle Walt s a ters ce. By THE SURPRISE PARTY 66LD Singlefoot is going to celebrate his golden wedding tomorrow, said the assessor. We plan a surprise party and would like you to attend. The patriarch resists and recalls a past fiasco where a surprise party caused chaos. He argues genuine surprises are outrageous and should be punished. He recalls his birthday fiasco with a crowd, popcorn, and a hoarse reaction from his wife and neighbors, leading to lasting resentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singlefoot
Soldier claims 20 pound note swallowed in Fleurbaix
A soldier went to the Melbourne commonwealth treasury and declared he was a 20 pound note seeking cashing. He said he swallowed the note at Fleurbaix to avoid capture, recalled the note’s number, and authorities found it was the sole missing note from a recalled issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Treasury
Melbourne
Australia
Fleurbaix
Humber
Randall Exits House Over Walters Daughter Suit
In London the reporter recalls a dispute where Randall asked for Walters daughter in marriage and was expelled from the house. Polser confirms Randall was hurt, reckoning he rushed out and collided with himself as he stepped in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Randall
Old Walters
Polser
London
Dress designer says birth vital in trade
A London dress designer in the London News asserts that in any trade a designer must be born. The remark reflects Punch magazine’s tone on talent and lineage in crafts.
Trustee's Notice for Adams Township Meetings
Trustee John Sieg announces monthly township meetings in Morris on the first Saturday, in Sunman on the second and third Saturdays, and at home on the last Saturday each month. The notices specify Adams Township matters and transaction of township business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sunman
John Sieg
Adams Township
Township Trustee Sets Weekly Office Day in Batesville
E. C. Timmermann, Township Trustee, directs all parties with township business to call on Tuesdays at his office in the First National Bank Building Batesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Notice of Batesville Fire Truck Bond Sale
Sealed proposals for twenty Batesville Indiana fire truck bonds dated June 15 1921 will be received at the Council Chamber until June 15 at 7 30 p m. Each bond 475 in value due semi annually for ten years carries six percent interest. Bonds sold to highest bidder for not less than par. bids must state quantity and total price plus accrued interest. Right to reject bids reserved. Proposals sealed and labeled Bid for Fire Truck Bonds and accompanied by 100 dollar certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Batesville
Indiana
General Assembly
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Carrie Wilson
Moores Hill
Mary A. Stewart
Richard Beer
Emma Creath
Horace
Millfay
Oklo
Elizabeth Peters
Milan
Eva Hunter
W. B. Goyert
Lorena Wagner
Will McCoy
New Marion
Mort Churchill
J. S. Presnell
Florence Sheldon
Daily E. McCoy
Chris Kassendick
Otto Busching
Everett Brown
Ed Zierer
Verda
Nora
Grace Greemann
Auditor's
W. A. Beer
Laura Beer
Elmer Baas
Donald McCallum
Neil McCallum
A. B. Wycoff
Clinton
Uncle Walt
Farvia
The
Batesville Bank
Batesville Tribune
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