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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
7
R Powell and family attended the funeral of his niece Mies Grace Powell at Wrights Corner on Tuesday. Also noted are local family visits, health updates, and community sympathy offered to the Tribune editor in a bereavement.
Mrs Susan Weisehan visits her children in Indianapolis. Albert Huggler of Tipton spent weekend with parents. Miss Anna Gunter of Cincinnati and Miss Freida Fishmier of Cincinnati visited. Milton Weisehan of Zionsville spent days here. Lutheran church services next Sunday at 10 am led by Rev Arndt of Carthage. Geo Lay and family of Batesville and Mrs Thomas Mead of Sunman were guests of Geo Stewart and wife.
Haymond Louis Blank and wife of Batesville spent Sunday here. Jos Pulskamp and family visited the former's parents along with Adam Jansing of Cincinnati. Carl Kroger visited Indianapolis Saturday. Several locals attended first communion at Oldenburg and a dance at Wm Pulskamp's Saturday night.
Mrs Arnold shares a country parrot scheme that backfires with Lucy MacKnight. A charming bird named Roger sparks laughter then a public romance, leading to Lucy’s marriage to Jack after the parrot’s bold quip on the porch.
Clara Tekulve called in Batesville. Mrs Bramlage visited Batesville Tuesday. Stella Oelrich called in Batesville. Mrs McGuire of Spades visited here Tuesday. Otto Glowka stayed with relatives in Lawrenceburg. Bill Schantz family attended Joseph Schantz funeral and returned home. Mrs Peter Roell visited Batesville last week. Henry Brockman and family plus Miss Theresia Closterman from Cincinnati visiting. Julius Ehart visited Batesville last week. Mrs F A Hilkman called Batesville Thursday. Mrs Chas Huey and daughter from Greensburg visited Sunday. Edgar Tarvan and Edith Ruter wedding banns announced Sunday. Frank Lang and daughter Lillian visited Batesville one day. Matilda Zillebuehler called Batesville Wednesday and Saturday. Elsie Hahn of Spades spent Sunday. RN To John Nordemeyer and wife, Sunday, a girl. Miss Rose Walsman was a caller here. Misses Carrie Harvey and Augusta Harvey visited Brookville Monday.
Myrtle Abplanalp and Alms Wehrmeyer spent Sunday together at Easter Ripley. Henry Baas helped clean up the church yard on Thursday in Penn town. Mrs Henry Abplanalp and son from Madison, C. visited last week. Lillian and Edna Baas spent Sunday with cousin Alma Wehrmeyer at Eastern Ripley. Edward Abbeglen and wife and others from Penntown and Sun man, plus John Mosmeier and family, visited Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp. Wm Baas and daughter Elsie from Penntown were here Monday. Ye Scribe visited Sunman Friday. Carrie Wittkamper called at Sunman Friday afternoon. Lizzie Abplanalp took Mrs Henry Abplanalp and her son to Sharps Corner Monday.
A local office announces that wedding invitations on premium stock are being prepared and offered to friends for selection. The note invites couples to view specimen cards before final orders and wording are completed.
A recipe for a cough remedy using slippery elm flaxseed and lemon juice is given. The piece then discusses the debate over whether men or women should educate girls, noting arguments for male teachers’ broader influence versus women teachers’ refining influence. A Dispatch tag appears at the end.
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