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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
2
Versailles notes list residents visiting family and friends in Indianapolis Cincinnati Madison Lawrenceburg and Greensburg. Names include Philip Snedaker Violet Tolph Ruth Snedaker and Miss Boswell with others visiting or returning from furloughs and events. Attendees at Knights decoration services and a Shriners convention reflect social ties in the area.
Rev Sullivan from Louisville and family plan summer stay. Milan Baptist Sunday School to hold children's day on June 15. Local attendance at Elrod decorations noted. A child of Edgar and Mrs Smith ill. Nurse Miss Powell visiting from Bethesda Hospital before moving to Cincinnati. Mozelle Hensel to summer with Mr and Mrs Hensel. Frank Arkenberg in Cincinnati. Str and Mrs Ed Abbott leave for Iowa for two weeks. Wilber Conger to Kansas for the summer. Nuring family from Cincinnati visit F Reed and wife. Harold Evans family of Moores Hill visits G Bernhart and wife.
Frank and Howard Henneke Gus Dittmer Fred Rimstidt Albert Bode Raymond Jobst and Noah Risinger attended the movies at Osgood Saturday night Chas Sellers and Harry Jobst joined Batesville dance Saturday Mrs Rimstidt visited Mrs James Henneke Sunday Several from here attended Children's exercises at Fink's church Sunday night A B Wycoff and wife Neil McCallum and wife of Batesville called on C F Sellers and family Sunday afternoon Elmer Nedderman Chas Sellers Mabel and Golda Crum attended movies at Osgood Sunday night Fred Schmidt owns a new auto Frank and Howard Henneke called on Albert Bode Sunday morning Fred Schmidt and family visited near Napoleon Sunday Mr Davern Greensburg called on his daughter Mrs Mary Martin and family last week John Niehaus and wife attended church at Napoleon Sunday morning Henry Bode and son Elmer were callers in Osgood last week
Mrs Rufus Tangman and Magpie of St Paul spent Friday with Mrs Schneider. Harvey Eberg visited George Weinman on Sunday. Lizzie Bruns stayed with Mrs Josie Schuerman. Bert Wuellner and family met Ed Shazer and family Tuesday. Oscar Stewart called at H H Eberg's Thursday. Raleigh Robinson and family of Kammeyer’s Corner visited Wm Schmidt’s family at Elrod along with Gordon Eberg and others. Russell Eberg and many others spent Sunday with Ed Franke and wife in Columbus.
St Peter's church program drew a large crowd. Louise Schroder Regina Schroder and Viola Wienberg visited Miss Selma Menke. Martha Horn will travel to Terre Haute June 14 for the State Normal. Elsie Finke and Margaret Leota Baylor visited Ma linda Brebberman. Herman Menke and family and Mrs Mey er visited Batesville last Saturday. Four year old Charlie wandered off then hid in the library to wet a dry book claiming it was to please his dad.
Housing officials in Columbus report more than 40 000 private rooms listed for visitors with locations and contact details. A uniform and low fare of 1 3 for single and 1 2 for two per night applies to private dwellings as part of crowds and hotel and public building capacity. Restaurants and expo grounds expand services. Also Advice for Singers quotes Sima Reeves on memorizing and reciting lyrics to perfect interpretation.
Trustee John Sieg of Adams Township announces monthly meetings in Morris on the first Saturday Sunman on the second and third Saturday and at home on the last Saturday each month. The notice specifies regular township business transacting times.
The passage highlights three quintessential English institutions that distinguish Britons abroad: afternoon tea, the habit of rolling up sleeves with handkerchiefs, and formal dress for dinner. These customs symbolize national identity across cultures.
The trustee invites all parties with township business to meet at the First National Bank Building in Batesville each Tuesday. Contact is made to arrange matters or call on that day for discussions and official business.
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