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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
2
A fashion writer notes linen blouses with high collars in white and rose linen details, paired with navy jackets. Three piece middy suits in silk and cloth attract youthful figures, with pumpkin yellow handkerchief linen used in manly sleeveless blouses for navy suits.
Fashion notes describe a trend toward straight silhouettes and simple lines in suits while furs and veiling recede. Foulards, chiffon gowns, and soft color palettes in grays, lavenders, and rose tones dominate spring and summer wear with accents from East Asian influences.
The Versailles Commissioners Court was held Monday. Local residents and visitors like David Gordon family Cross Plains Ed Day and family and Mrs Hattie Livingston attended the Decoration program. Many entries list business callers and social visits from Indianapolis Madison Sunman and other nearby towns with numerous Family names and towns mentioned. Sour stomach advice ends the item, recommending slower eating and Chamberlains Tablets if needed.
Maurice Wolfe stationed at Camp Taylor spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Wolfe. Ethel Brown visited grandparents in Spiceland last week. Christine Meyer shopped in Greensburg Friday. Mrs Jno Sheperd and sons Daniel and Alban of Indianapolis were here with friends Thursday. The Misses Martha Huber and Marcella King attended a Greensburg play Friday evening. Floyd Bradley of Indianapolis visited relatives before leaving for the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Dan Jeffries and family of Connerville stayed with Richard King and family. Mrs Walter Silvert and daughter Helen were guests in Newcastle last week. Reed Dowden and Charles Meyers Jr returned from Indianapolis Saturday evening to visit relatives before leaving for Gettysburg. Mrs Edt Moulton returned home after spending days with her mother. Mrs Jal Tucker and child of Springfield Tenn are visiting her parents Price and family. Mrs Frank Enos of Indianapolis was guest of her mother Mrs T Knnebrock Thursday.
Government experts report over 700000 extra acres planted as potato stocks are directed into trade channels. The U S Food Administration releases a tested potato soup recipe using potatoes milk onion butter substitute flour salt celery salt pepper cayenne parsley and Harley for garnish.
Local notices detail ongoing health concerns, including whooping cough in John Praker’s children and a hospital stay for Lydia Huneke in Cincinnati. Several residents from Batesville and Milan visit relatives, with updates on appendicitis surgery and travel for medical care and family visits.
A brief editorial note frames a winner take all stance noting two sides to every question but asserting only one side can be correct and emerge victorious.
Notice states the trustee will be at the First National Bank building in Batesville each Tuesday for township business inquiries. Addressed to parties with business with the township, urging contact on that day.
Farmers replanting corn after a busy week and many neighbors attending events. Ice cream supper next Saturday for Red Cross benefit. Several residents visited family and attended services and gatherings in New Marion, Henham, Westfork, Allert, Sardinia, and Gan.
Burma is the world's great rice exporting center with Rangoon as the leading port. Annual exports from Burma's four ports rival Siam and French Indo China combined, and Rangoon's export nearly matches the totals from Saigon and Bangkok ports.
A fragmented rail timetable shows multiple train numbers and times across morning and afternoon slots. Entries include No. 84 No. 36 No. 16 No. 14 No. 1 No. 15 No. 27 No. 43 No. 29 with various times such as 5:22 am 9:25 am 4:42 pm and 5:43 pm, plus Sunday 9:08 am and other scattered notes.
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