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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
4
Sunman reports the first dance of the season at the Fair Grounds with music by the Eureka Band. Local residents note guests visiting Indianapolis and Shelbyville, farm work, and returning servicemen from France. Dr. C Neufarth enters Deaconess hospital for an operation after illness.
Mr and Mrs Milton Wiesehan of Zionsville Ind visited his mother Mrs Chas Wiesehan on Sunday. Miss Emma Abeggilen of Martinsville is visiting her brother Edward Abeggien. A large group gathered at Geo Heller’s home for Mr Heller’s 67th birthday and a luncheon was served as guests departed late.
ALONG R R 4 Farmers are busy planting corn. John and Elmer Luers spent Sunday with Willard Einhaus. Miss Maggie Prakel assisted her sister, Mrs. Fred Luers in housecleaning last week. Fred Einhaus entertained relatives from Morris on Sunday. Fred Luers spent Sunday with Frank Meierle and wife. Miss Emma Schierenbeck spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Christ Meyer. Andrew Meister and wife of RKatesville spent Saturday with their son, George and family and helped in planting corn. John Frakel and family visited Herman Bobner at Cutter's Corner.
At Morris Fair Grounds on Saturday June 7 a daughter, Frances Carrie, was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Riehle with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Louis Feery of Indianapolis. The community notes also recall visits and absences among locals from Cincinnati and Indianapolis, including Ruth Walters and Flora Busald.
Farmers busy planting corn as community events unfold at Adams Church Fair Grounds on Saturday June 4. Neighbors share visits with Heeseman Schutter Schorling and other families. Decoration Day graves honored. locusts appear. upcoming German service and Communion planned with Rev Heeseman at Blue Creek.
Pipe Creek residents visit neighbors in Liberty and Sunman. Henry Pohlar and family, plus Albert Pohlar, visit the Huber family in a morning call. Jacob Abplanalp sells pigs to Elmer Walloe and visits Sunman with Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp. Mrs Huber travels to Cincinnati for X ray testing. Wm Volz buys a new auto. A note on chronic constipation suggests hydration, fruits, exercise, and Chamberlains Tablets as mild relief.
Chas R. Hertenstein reports Ripley County totals for ages 6 to 21 at 5 519 with 4 018 attending school after accounting for 1 443 employed and 58 not employed. The county has 828 children aged 14 to 16 and notes no colored school children in the county. Osgood Journal.
County agent E L Shoemaker explains how wheat smut damages crops and offers seed treatment methods. Stinking smut is treated with formalin and moisture then drying. loose smut with hot water treatment though risky if misapplied. Proper seed treatment can raise yields given widespread infection.
George Marting is seriously ill. Dr Johnson and wife were in Indianapolis the past week. Hill bought a Ford. Mrs William Speckt returned to Cincinnati. Mrs Arthur Smith of Greensburg visiting her parents there. Harvey Endres of Indianapolis visiting home folks. Ed Hemke and family went to Brookville Sunday. Mike Holman and family traveled to Louis Fernold moved to Spades last. Farmers meeting well attended Saturday night. Frank Langman of Batesville was here Sunday. The ball game Sunday lost to Milan 18 to 1.
The text explains how the British realm comprised England Scotland and Wales and was called Great Britain after the 1707 union with Scotland. It remained so until the 1801 union with Ireland, after which the official form became Great Britain and Ireland.
A remedy for a lame back advises applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and massaging the back muscles thoroughly at each application to relieve pain.
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