Opening dance at Batesville Fair in early June
Batesville notices describe an opening dance at the fairgrounds on Saturday evening June 5 given by Eureka Band with latest music by Jazzmo Band. Jazz dance planned at St. Clair's Batesville on Wednesday evening June 9. Local visits and gatherings follow, including obituaries, auctions, and family visits across Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Greensburg Indianapolis and Dayton.
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Batesville Fair “Grounds
Eureka
Jazzmo
St. Clair’s
Batesville
Albert Behlmer
Lawrenceburg
Lewis Fackler
Gladiys Fink
Lucy Fink
Madison
Joseph Schloss
Cincinnati
Anna Taylor
Greens‘burg
Albert Alexander
Hogan Hill Cemetery
Wesley Hamlin
Bright
Harry Merhoff
Cleves
A. Behlmer
Londa Butler
Dayton
Ohio
Daisy Butler
Connersville
Russell Walker
Indianapolis
Lewis Sieg
Ellen Stephens
Hilda Hill
Charles Lange
Shelbyville
Sunman
J. J. Hashagen
Gladys Fink
C. Fink
St. Paul’s M. E
William Turner
Holman
Fred ‘Tangman
Fall Creek
Wilmer Gratsch
Robert Gratsch
George Gutawiller
Weisburg
Herman Thum
Arch Hill
Ed Wollung
Henry Stohman
Oakley, O
Opening dance at Yatesville Fair Grounds
Eureka Band will play at the opening dance on Saturday evening June 5 at the Yatesville Fair Grounds. Clarence Prakel of Pleasant Park recently visited home folks Albert Prakel and family. Several local residents span visits and family gatherings including the Schorling and Schrader families, with guests from Indianapolis and Terre Haute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yatesville Fair Grounds
Eureka
Jazzmo
Clarence Prakel
Pleasant Park
Albert Prakel
Josie Behlmer
Behlmer
Chris Schorling
John Prakel
Adams Church
George Meister
Fred Luers
Chris Ahrens
Hinners
Indianapolis
Mary Scherling
Elmer Selke
John Selke
Heeseman
Adolph
Charles Bergman
John
Elmer Luers
Fred Einhaus
Sunman Social Notes Include Callers and Visitors
Henry Spreckleson was a caller at Sunman Tuesday. Mrs Conner Hutson and Miss Lulu Fitch were callers at Sunman Saturday afternoon. Ed Thomas was a caller at Sunman Saturday evening. Louis Wittkamper and wife and daughter Irene were at Sunman on Saturday. Several from here attended the event at Sunman Saturday evening. Misses Nora Erfman Lena Brum ter Mary Meyer and Leonard Erf man were in this Center fishing Wednesday. Keep quiet and you will not be disturbed by customers. Advertise in the Tribune and they will keep you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Spreckleson
Sunman
Conner Hutson
Lulu Fitch
Ed Thomas
Louis Wittkamper
Irene
Nora Erfman
Lena Brumter
Mary Meyer
Leonard Erfman
Morris Area Social and Visiting Notices Highlight Summer
Residents and out of town visitors mingle as local families host relatives from Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg Covington and Bellevue. The week includes visits to Winkler Davenport and Zillebuehler households plus a scheduled wedding at St Anthony Church and several short trips to Magna Springs Needham and Fort Thomas.
Adams Church Social Mix of Visits and Guests
A sequence of weekend calls and gatherings across Morris and surrounding farms includes Wm Kernhard Fred Drockelman Fred Bergman Nick Wissel FE Holbrook and families visiting, Edward Bernhard staying with the Bernhards, and several guests at Timke and Heeseman homes. Commencement exercises were held at Batesville St Clair's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Behlmer
Wm. Bernhard
Batesville
St. Clair’s ‘Hall
Hilda Timke
Charles Bergman
Arbia
Lucinda Einhaus
Penntown Social Roundup Delights Batesville Area Visitations
Local residents list visits and calls across nearby towns including Cincinnati Indianapolis Sunman Brookville Greensburg and Sunman. Names include Mrs William Meyer Mrs Cas per Bartling Rev Fr J J Rapp Dr E B Vincent and Cassius Osburn among others with several Miss Edith Willet and Misses Anna Norma Cardwell noted.
Spades by Jazzmo Band Visits Indianapolis Area
Local social notes list visits among Indianapolis residents Mrs Harry Drees and daughter call on relatives in town while Herman Hoosier spends time with Q M Ertel. Numerous visits to Cincinnati Sunman and Shelbyville noted, plus church attendance and churchgoers at St Stephens. An ad urges readers to cut out the notice to buy Chamberlains Tablets for constipation and indigestion.
Local Visitors Stop by Abplanalps for Weekend in Pipe Creek
Luella Gahn and Edwin Abplanalp from Cincinnati visited their uncle Jacob Abplanalp and Lizzie Abplanalp over Sunday and Monday. Myrtle Abplanalp visited Lawrenceburg for a few days. Hilda and Lillian Baas came from Cincinnati to stay two weeks. The Bau man and Rosfeld families were also noted in nearby callings and recovery scenes.
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Luella Gahn
Edwin
Cincinnati
Jacob
Lizzie
Myrtle
Lawrenceburg
Hilda
Lillian Baas
George
Emma
Carrie Bauman
Sharp’s Corner
John Baas
Indianapolis
Henry
Fred
How We Cleared Our Summer Home of Rats
When we opened our seaside home last May it was alive with rats. They gnawed the upholstery. We cleaned them out in a week with RAT-SNAP. I prefer this rat killer because it comes in cake form no mixing. Saves dirtying hands and plates. Three sizes 26c 50c $1.00 sold and guaranteed by Meyer Hardware Company and Blank's Pharmacy. Our paper reaches every home. You will reach buyers through us.
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Meyer Hardware Company
Blank
Real Doughnuts These The Salvation Army Recipe
The Salvation Army shares a doughnut recipe said to have fed A E F troops. The formula lists flour sugar baking powder salt eggs milk and lard and instructs kneading cutting and dropping into boiling lard. It notes French lassies added a smile to the doughnuts for extra delight.
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Salvation Army
France
Salvation Army Audits Show Meals Free to Needy
The Salvation Army reports regular audits of its accounts and states every cent is spent on the needy. It provided 3,699,000 meals free to penniless persons in the United States last year as part of its feeding programs.
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Salvation Army
United States
Daily Thought Quote by Frederick Deering Blake
A reflective line highlights concern for others over self as the guiding mental focus. The quotation stresses considering how events in life affect others through one's actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Deering Blake
Rural Telephone Petition Sparsely Responded By Signers
A notice urged signers to remove telephones by June 1 but response was small with less than a quarter complying. The piece discusses rate increases, Public Service Commission oversight, and a government study showing farmers save time and travel costs via telephone, making the farmer case stronger than the $1.50 monthly rate suggests.
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Public Service Commission
Batesville Telephone Company
Batesville
Indiana
Shively-Spender
Pacer
Telephone mileage figures for farmer calls analyzed
The report groups 1 to 3 show business calls and one way mileage totaling 7.65, 10.80, and 22.20 dollars respectively. It notes expenses reflect actual travel costs and that mileage was counted one way, with Indiana Bell seeking a tariff increase before the Public Service Commission.
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Group No. 1
Group No. 2
Group No. 3
Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Batesville Telephone Co Announces Rate Proposals
Rates to patrons on its rural lines from $2.00 to $3.00 per month for residences and from $3.00 to $4.00 for business. Batesville Telephone Co. There is only one kind of printing worth anything the right kind Phone 22.
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Batesvile Telephone .Co
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R. R
Tne the
Tribune
Morris
Batesville Fair Grounds
William Huber
George Huber
George Rogers
Greensburg
Charles Winkler
Henry Sand
J. Walsman
Henry Reuter
Bertha Reuter
Fred Tekulve
Covington, Ky
Harvey Wissel
Martin
Noah Tarvin
Thomas
Edward Davenport
John Zillebuehler
Pete Dupps
Nick Glaub
Magnesia Springs
Elizabeth Bedel
Frankfort Ind
Martin Bedel
Stella Grunkemeyer
Wm, Voegele
Anthony Voegele
John Wintz
David Winkler
Needham
Ind
Roscoe Zobel
Roell
William Schneider
Cecelia Doll
St. Anthony's Church
Ada Paul
Bellevue
Cora Thomas
Fort Thomas, Ky
George Siefert
Wm. Kernhard
Fred Drockelman
Fred Bergman
Nick Wissel
FE. Holbrook
Edward Bernhard
Louis Timke
George Timke
Selma Heeseman
Bertha
Cora Timke
Holbrook
Fred Eimhaus
Alma Humig
Paul Wissel
Anna
Lillian
Henry Heeseman
Henry Vogel
Ada
Clayton Littell
H. Vogel Sr
Penntown
William Meyer
Casper Bartling
Louis Richter
Arthur Bartling
P. Shook
Holton
Elsie
Hazel
Oakley
Louisville
Ed Stemler
E. B. Vincent
M. J. Stahley
Marie
Susan
Edith Willet
Norma Cardwell
E. W. Kneer
John Hofmockel
Cassius Osburn
Hayes
Mary Wippel
Arthur Coil
A. S. Shirling
A. Meyer
J. Mosmeier
Batesville High School
Spades
Harry Drees
Fred Hahn
H. W. Ledding
Walter Fitch
John Gunter
Erma Fischmer
Fred Gunter
North Branch
Lester Barnes
Everett Seevers
Henry Bruns
Sherman Mason
Chamberlain
Pipe Creek
Meyer Hardware CO
Blank’'S Pharmacy
The
Batesville Bank
Tri-State Butter Co
Beg
Weel Eginni
Pasenger
Cincinnati, Ohio
Kent
Virginia
Tri-State
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