Local Ripley County items and real estate notes
Sunday and Monday visits across Ripley County plus court and real estate transfers. Notables include bonds sold for 13 000 dollars, a Ballman family reunion, and elections for County Superintendent of Schools with Hale Pickett to take office August 16 1921. Marriage licenses issued for Scholey Nosekable Dieselberg Seevers Rouse Cole Negangard Burst Meyers. Court House News lists wills probated and cases set, while transfers cover acres and parcels in multiple townships including Brown Washington and Napoleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris H. Kassendick
Cincinnati
Newton Hyatt
Osgood
Frank Poulter
Royce
Milan
Walter Fitch
William Baas
Adams Cp
Commissioners’ Court
Frank Wildman
Marble Corner
Court House
W. B. Goyert
Johnson Township
Henry J. Laswell
Frank M. Laws
Ballman
Ed Ballman
Ripley County
A. B. Wycoff
Batesville
Mary Stewart
Hale Pickett
Holton
John H. Scholey
Cleo C. A. Nosekable
Edward D. Dieselberg
Sunman
Alma A. Seevers
Chas. O. Rouse
Hattie A. Cole
Moores Hill
Wilbur Leroy Negangard
Macie McKinney
William E. Burst
Mayme F. Meyer
Court House News
Charles S. Royce
John C. Brumpter
Thresia Herbert
State of Indiana
Charles Hartley
Squire Brown
Harry Hartley
Squire April
Charles Dorsey
Clarence Mockley
Washington
James P. Frakes
Frank M. Peaslee
Brown
Harlan A. Stauffer
Albert E. Most
Napoleon
John Fruchtricht
Charles Meyers
Jackson
Clover Leaf Elgin Creamery Company
Huet G. Bielby
Maurice Volz
Chris Huffmeier
Adams
Lore A. Walden
Otto Muir
Michael Hornig
Kenneth Lon Post
Fraternal and family visits fill Greensburg week
A long list of Greensburg and area residents and visitors are noted with calls and guests including Earl Hertenstein Dora Timke Mary Hiners and families. The item also mentions church fete plans for June 18 and a local health tip praising Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hertenstein
Greensburg
Dora Timke
William
Mary Hiners
Roy Dorrell
Freda
B. F. Fowl
Ed Young
Harry Foster
Rushville
EB. Foster
Rev. O. Doering
Chicago
Lewis Heimsath
Edna Castor
Batesville
Grace Crane
George Rohlfing
Cincinnati
William Chanson
John Brunner
Otto Doering
Osgood
Waters
E. O. Waters
Henry Peetz
Elmer Fox
Lisetta Christian
Otto Fruchtricht
Bertha Jager
Brookville
Mabel Behlmer
Emerson
Crane
Grace
Mildred Shemely
Ruth Waters
Lois Tarpenning
Clyde Vankirk
St. John’s Ev. Luther Leaguers
Church Lawn
Edna Phillips
Shelbyville
Johnnie Meyers
Indianapolis
Mary
Emma Fichtner
Wedding Bell Tolls For Macie Endres In Milan Ceremony
A wedding was solemnized at the home of Charles McKinney and wife in Milan as their youngest daughter Macie married Wilbur Negangard of St. Paul. Rev. Gillet officiated with Elsie Endres playing the wedding march. Attendants included Miss Grace Endres and Robert Negangard. A sumptuous supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Martin
Ohio
Will Schuerman
Edward Shazer
Charles Merkley
Edward Barnfiher
Ike Mendes
Jake Garrison
Edith Eberg
Adam Endres
Harry Eberg
Henry Reddert
Dan
F. D. Shaner
John Richardson
Bert Wuellner
Ed Shaner
Charles McKinney
Milan
Miss Macie
Wilbur Negangard
Frank Negangard
Ernest
Mary Negangard
Lydia
Harry
Joseph LaFollette
Ida Drake
Gillet
Elsie
Local Rural notes reflect busy farm and family visits
Gaff reports everyone busy plowing and preparing land for corn. A shower last Friday helped little as soil remained dry. Mrs Bessie Lane improves from pneumonia. Community members attended Decoration Day at Wet Fork. Ben Lane's visitors from Cincinnati. Henry Hafft and family visited Thomas Boswell. Benefiel family visited Elwood. Richard Hafft ran errands in Versailles. Miss Katie Sedam works for Mrs Ferguson. Farmers’ meeting at New Marion drew attendees. Multiple neighbors visited Mrs Lane. Bovard family from Correct called on their ill daughter Mrs Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Lane
Wetafork
Ben Lane
Cincinnati
Henry Hafft
Fred
Thomas Boswell
James Benefiel
Elwood
Richard Hafft
Versailles
Katie Sedam
Ferguson
New Marion
Will Wright
Noel Cook
Higbie
Roy Kirk
Lane
George Bovard
Correct
Williams
Otter Creek Bridge Progress and Local Visits
Mrs Anna Butt and her son Roy visited friends at Milan over the weekend while bridge work over Otter Creek nears completion. Napoleon visitors Rudolph and Earl Hertenstein and families viewed the Charles Fellerman site. Ora Ray traveled to Versailles. Butt, Legenhause, and several others visited the bridge. Farmers report corn planting nearing completion with some cultivation underway. Louis Lamb assisted Van Palmer in planting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Butt
Roy
Milan
Otter Creek
Rudolph Hertenstein
Earl Hertenstein
Napoleon
Charles Fellerman
Babe
Cincinnati
Ora Ray
Versailles
Albert Butt
Henry Legenhause
Hopewell Carl Davis Guests in Richmond Area
Carl Davis of Richmond was the guest of Dwight Hull. Several local youths attended the ball game at Holton Sunday. Merrill Hall and wife of Indianapolis were guests of his parents over Sunday. Dennis and Alice Nighbert of Milroy visited relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Davis
Richmond
Dwight Hull
Holton
Merrill Hall and Wife
Indianapolis
Dennis and
Alice Nighbert
Milroy
Forms of Carbon Explained
The article explains carbon’s forms coal charcoal graphite and diamonds. It notes diamond and graphite have crystalline structures while charcoal remains noncrystalline. It cites hard coal with over 80 percent carbon and describes coke from coal as amorphous carbon formed when wood charcoal is heated.
Gentle correction sparks heated talk in lodging house
A retired merchant recalls a quarrel over language and grammar with a boastful man at a hotel. He describes his awkward schooling, frequent errors, and a drummer who tried to correct him, ending with a warning to stop criticising others’ speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley Murray
A Shrewd Man
Exchange over music in a Boston Transcript snippet shows a proprietor defending entertainment as a relief from strict cuisine. A lecturer complains about stars being upstaged by a dog slur on a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Caee
Bride recalls curtain wedding joke with neighbor girl
A late neighbor girl visits a house where a newlywed bride of two months discusses her wedding. The girl quips that she also married with a curtain on her head, causing playful comments about the ceremony.
Trustee’s Notice of Township Meeting Schedule
Trustee announces monthly township meetings in Morris on the first Saturday Sunman on the second and third Saturdays and at home on the last Saturday each month. Regular session times and agendas to be posted locally. Proceedings may include routine township business and public comment opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sunman
Township Trustee Sets Weekly Office Day in Batesville
E C Timmermann, Township Trustee, announces weekly office hours at the First National Bank Building in Batesville on Tuesday each week for all township business callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Batesville Fire Truck Bond Auction Amid Notice
Sealed proposals will be received in Batesville Indiana for twenty bonds dated June 15 1921 each 475 00 with 6 percent interest payable semi annually ten year term to fund a fire truck and pumper bonds sold at not less than par to highest bidder bidders must state count and gross payment and accrued interest bids may be rejected sealed proposals must be endorsed Bid for Fire Truck Bonds accompanied by 100 00 certified check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
Batesville
Indiana
General Assembly
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