Local notes on visits and travels across towns
Christ Pohlman made a business trip to Harrison Monday. For sale by all dealers, Mrs. August Lampe and soo went to Cincinnati Thursday morning. Sir Frank Nedderman spent Sunday with friends near Adams Church. a Miss Gertrude Starke returned from Indianapolis Wednesday evening. Willstram made a business trip to Lawrenceburg Monday morning. Wo. Martin and wife went to New point Saturday evening to spend Sunday with friends. Mrs. William Kruse of Cincinnati came Thursday morning to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wenning. John Stewart and wife and children went to Spades Saturday morning to visit his brother, George. Gus Kohl who had been visiting his gsster at Delaware for several days returned Saturday morning. Mrs. Wim. Dieckman went to Indianapolis Saturday morning to attend the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Kahle. Miss Grace Dieckmann returned from Cincinnati Tuesday evening where she had been visiting several days. Mrs. P. James of Aurora, here visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. Welsh, returned Monday evening. Mrs. Aona Rosenweid of Milford, C., here visiting her sister, Mrs. Dave Kahn, returned home Wednesday evening. Chas. Weil and wife spent Wednesday at Indianapolis where they went to attend the wedding of his niece, Miss Regina Wolff, to Leland Stanford Dyer. Miss Elizabeth Kokeing returned to Cincinnati Friday evening after visiting home folks and attending the wedding of Frank Munchel and Carrie Littmer at St. Mary's.
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William Kruse
Cincinnati
Fred Wenning
John Stewart
Spades
George
Chas. Weil
Apeut
Indianapolis
Regina Wolff
Leland Stanford Dyer
Elizabeth Kokeing
Frank Munchel
Carrie Littmer
St. Mary’s
Wool Wanted and Local Notices From Versailles Area
Classified notice seeks 50 000 pounds of wool at top market price plus scrap iron and junk. Nearby travel notes list residents visiting Cincinnati Greensburg Indianapolis Norwood and other towns with social and family mentions. Ripley County Board of Equalization met at Versailles Auditor's office on June 9 for a 20 day session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Gregory
Meyer
Ripley County
Doctor Pierce Rescues Austrian Tourist in Naples
Dr Edward Pierce a young American physician in Naples faced armed assailants while rescuing a kidnapped Austrian girl. He used a concocted acid and morphine syringe to blind two attackers, then carried the girl to safety at his vehicle, choosing to forego police notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
Naples
Edward Pierce
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Fierce
Sea Wall
Ownership and officers of Tatesville Tribune
Statement of ownership and management of Tatesville Tribune published weekly at Batesville Indiana under the Act of August 24 1912. Names editor managing editor business manager and publisher Donald McCullum. No mortgagees or security holders holding 1 percent or more. Notary Bohland attested June 4. 1817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatesville Tribune
Batesville
Indy
Business Ager
Donald McCullum
Donald McCallum
Bank Stock Ledger Entry and Deposits Summary
Ledger shows officers A A Backman president C L Johnson cash A J Hussmer vice president A M Sitterding and capital stock figures 77 458 6 000 1 2500 with deposits including Devon deposit demand certificates 885 00 and bank trust company totals 618 ET. Sworn before me on the day of June by Wil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Truat Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christ Pohlman
Harrison
Morris
August Lampe and
Soo
Frank Nedderman
Adams Church
Gertrude Starke
Willstram
Lawrenceburg
Wo. Martin
Newpoint
Gus Kohl
Delaware
Wim. Dieckman
Elizabeth Kahle
Miss Grace Dieckmann
Aona Rosenweid
Milford, C
Dave Kahn
George Meirion
Jos. Coomes
Greensburg
Andy Tekulve
Herman Obermeyer
Peppertown
Andrew Kops
Oldenburg
George Fehlinger
Haymond Sunday
Miasea Katie
Anna Schulten
A. W. Romweber
Mornio
Sharon Waisman
Nora Waisman
Ndianapolis
Miria Waleman
Jobo Brewer
Joe
Henry "Johanning
Ruth Schwartz
Norwood
Edna Elrod
Benham
Ind
Will Hallowell
Shelbyville
Christ Steuri
Gus Miller
August Busch
Henry Duhm
John Cumpart
George Cunewebr
Salem
Mre
Ora Hopper
Beauty
Nyal
The
George Mehler
George H. Beck
Margaret Black
Wee
Ww. F. Pehlar
Harry Siefert
Lawrenceville
A. W. Rumweber
George Leigh
Mrs. Davis
Steamboat Landing
Richard Bultway
Ambrose Schuidt
Andy Neuforth
State Road
George Hillenbrand
Baroborst
Cincinnoati
Ellen Rosenmund
Newcastle
Ida Lampert
Gindanati
Mises
Carrie Thackery
Terre Haute
Ed Hornig
Price Hill
Ohio
Christ Hornig
Fred Narwold
Walter
Emil
Clarence
Rushville
Jacob Schumacher
Philip Schumacher
Anoa
Frances Grosser
City
J. L. Tetrick
Hope, Ind
Charlea Tetrick
Marie Dickey
Columbus
Indianapoll
Nobby Clothing Company
Ige
Bohland
Notary Fairlies
Ainston
Star Hardware Company
A. A. Backman
C. L. Johnson
Cash
A.J. Hussmer
A.M. Sitterding
A.C
Batesville Bank
State Bank
Indiana
Tte
Rebourves
State of
of Riple
U. L. Johnson
I. F. Rohland
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Lieber’s
Apolis Brewing
E. C. Timmerman
Adolph Robingock
Buffalo
Oscar Binthoff
Lawrenburg
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