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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
8
Community notices list social events and visits across Batesville area. Entries mention a June 15 gathering at Batesville Fair Grounds, various residents visiting relatives in Ohio and Indiana, farm reports on potato crop failure, hens and feed costs, and local travel to churches, markets, and camps. An advertisement promotes Sanol for kidney and bladder issues with prices 0 1.00.
Milan area notices describe multiple local social calls among families such as James Arthur Louis Ross and H F Bohner with kin. visits to and from Dixie Pleasant Ridge and North Branch. community members and Ohio visitors. The column notes cholera morbus warnings and praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial from Huntington Indiana.
Lawrenceburg residents visit Batesville and Sunman while Cincinnati guests call on local families. Numerous callers include Gutzwilled, Weisenbach, Brmlage, Reister, Oelrich, and Pohlman households with extended visits across Batesville, Brookville, Sunman, and Cincinnati through the week.
Mr and Mrs Andrew Zimmer and daughter Marie of near Hogan shopped at Sunman Friday. Fred Stutz and wife with Mrs Geo Stutz of Weisburg visited Sunman Saturday. Reuben Roberts of Weisburg broke an arm last week. Mrs Chas Kammeyer and daughter visited Sunman Monday. George Stutz of the camp spent furlough with family in Weisburg.
Saturday and Sunday visits detailed among Ed Schone, Lil lian Holle, Fred Marticke, Mrs Aug Marticke, Geo Siebert, John Belter, Henry Holle, Frank Bergman, Mrs Henry Stickford, Wm Westerfeld Jr, Grandma Wessel, Ben Bessler, Herman Kops, Herman Reinke, and Frank Hergman across the community. Indianapo lis visitors also mentioned.
Advertisement advice offered by the Tribune to readers as a lighthearted notice promising better results than preaching. The piece playfully urges readers to place ads to gain attention and rewards, framing it as practical guidance from the paper.
Insights from the Ol denburg and St Maurice area show numerous family visits. Harry Flodder and family hosted, Geo Humpert and Ver non visited John Oesterling, Henry Brockman visited Jos Hirt, Ben Wolters and family visited A Waechter, and John Oesterling visited Jos Berkmyer. A dance at Ben Holter’s drew a large crowd and Alvina Fehrman visited Greensburg. Adam Kuntz planned a Brookville day. John Bessler hosted visitors from Hamburg.
PEPPERTOWN callers Frank Reifel and Werden Brack attended a Red Cross social in Connersville last Saturday. John Stir and family of Bath visited Lew Stirn. Mrs Bosse of Louisville spends the summer with Mrs L W Koerner. Marshall of Harrison vacationing here. Will C. Reifel visited relatives. Will Marlin and family visited G Hunsinger. Mrs G Wamsley and daughter-in-law visited L Stirn. Lizzie Ellerman of Rushville staying with C Ellerman. Edith Ellerman of Laurel visiting her parents. Hulda Reifel spent a day with Mrs Ernest Doegnes. Sand Cezema Prescription advertised as eczema remedy, Sanol also promoted with 50 cent trial bottle.
Mrs Josephine Schmidt visited with daughter Josie Sherman a business caller at Sunman Saturday. Harry Eberg and family entertained Friday evening. Dozens of relatives and friends including Anna Dieselberg Cincinnati John Dieselberg Albert Voege Walter Grossman and families visited or called on Emily McKinney and the Eberg household through the week with several to Ripley and Cincinnati en route.
F B Tressey of Richmond Kentucky says Chamberlains Tablets are a wonder and that he has never sold anything that beat them. They help with indigestion and constipation. Try them and start small if necessary.
Rain is badly needed in this locality. J. H. Kile and family and Mrs. M. White of Batesville visited Frank White and family Sunday. Frank White and wife spent Sunday evening with C. C. Scheckel and wife and mother who is very low but improving. W. H. Osborn and wife passed through en route to Morris Friday. Frank White was a Brookville caller Thursday. Herman Rennebaum is improving the pike. Henry Middendorf Sr. of Cincinnati visits relatives nearby. Alden Jones and wife were Batesville callers Sunday afternoon.
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