Napoleon Children Day services set at M. B. church
Local notices report Napoleon Children Day services planned for next Sunday evening at 7 30 at the M B church with a splendid program in preparation.
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
6
Local notices report Napoleon Children Day services planned for next Sunday evening at 7 30 at the M B church with a splendid program in preparation.
Coughs today may become grippe or pneumonia tomorrow says this ad urging early treatment with Dr King’s New Discovery. A few doses claim to kill germs, soothe the throat, loosen phlegm, and clear airways with mild laxatives. Available at druggists for 50 cents or one dollar.
Last Wednesday at 7 30 p m our church hosted a wedding uniting Miss Josephine Etter and Frank Keckling with attendants Verna Etter Edna Slater Edmund Etter Marcella Etter The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Jacob Etter was celebrated with a remarriage ceremony for them. Many out of town attendees were listed from Dayton Ky Hamilton Indianapolis Newport Cincinnati Batesville Morris and other nearby towns along with friends and relatives. A birth was also announced noting a girl born to Dan Klein and wife on Saturday.
Irvin Rimstidt and wife spent Sunday with Joe Rimstidt and wife. Joe Perry returned to Cincinnati after a few weeks here. Howard Dean and wife visited John Dean. George Reckeweg and family with Harry Smith and family at Napoleon. Several attended the Batesville dance Saturday. Jo Klusman and wife visited Bultman and wife. Henreetz and family with Rigurd Luers and family. Berthschmidt visiting Sophia and Lusettareuchtnicht. Reckeweg and wife at Greensburg last week. Feistval at Napoleon drew locals Saturday. Mrs Herman Harlemert returned from Dillsboro. Job Printing Tribune Office.
Richard Kops from Indianapolis visited here over the weekend. Florence Siebert and Clarence Holzhaus quietly wed in Cincinnati last Tuesday. Several locals attended children's day services in Huntersville and a large dance at Adam Siebert’s. Ralph Gunter left for Illinois for farm work. John Wisman and family hosted guests from Batesville and nearby.
A health note links coated tongue to sluggish bowels causing headaches and indigestion. It urges Dr. Wing's New Life Pills as a mild, sugar coated remedy, suitable for all ages, sold by druggists for 2 cents.
Ballstown residents visit neighbors and return visits are noted. Families including Kestler Siebert Compart Wonning and Menchhofer are mentioned with sickness and social calls. A porch addition at John Karl’s house and a threshing club election are recorded along with a dancing floor setup by Laughery Valley band for summer dances.
EL W Archer of Caldwell Ohio notes that his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and always takes it on extended trips. The testimonial highlights its reliability and wide availability.
New Pennington reports Sunday evening church service and a baby blessing. Walter Stanley and wife entertain a baby boy. Alpha Thackery leaves for Moores Hill for a twelve week normal course. Graduates Elva Morrison Nellie Meyer and Telithia Krone from Walker school attend commencement at Newpoint. Mrs. Sarah Morrison and Kate Starks visit Newpoint friends. Albert Weimer and Bert Hart take a Batesville trip. Estal Branham visits Newpoint. Wm Koenigkramer and L P Hart Batesville callers. Clyde Parmer visits Joseph Parmer. Willard Hart and Walley Pickett employed in Batesville. Mrs. Ed Hart birthday gathering with seventy guests. Also a health advertisement touts August Flower as a remedy for digestive disorders with prices 25 and 75 cents sold by Ed Schultz.
Miss Ethel Brown left Tuesday to attend Mrs Blaker's Primary school in Indianapolis. F C Baas was a business caller in Indianapolis last week. Salt Creek township commencement at Christian church Tuesday evening with Dr Whitman as speaker. Marguerite Metz left for DePauw University Tuesday for summer Teacher's Training. Mrs C McKee of St Paul spent last week with Dr R McKee and wife. Loretta Meyer will study at Bloomington this summer. R Adams of Greensburg visited Will Thomas and wife last Thursday. Jake Tucker and wife of Falmouth Indiana and Mrs Sue Cooley of Lawrenceville Illinois visited D C Price and wife over Sunday.
Aug Marticke and family and Fu Sehone and family visited Henry Holle and family Saturday evening. Fred Bosse and family and Miss Tat han Holle and Ed Dieckman and family drove to Brookville Sunday. Carrie Stickfardt and Louis Schone visited Uenus Stiekfardt and family Wednesday. Henry Bornemeier and Edo Borneal were noted in morning events. George Bergman stopped by Sunday. Chas Zwelge and family visited Adam Borcher and family Saturday evening and Sunday. J M Marticke hosted relatives on Sunday morning near Cincinnati. Mrs Henry Wessel stayed in Huntersville last week. Ed Schone has a new Ford and Mrs Aug Marticke called on Mrs Henry Stickfordt Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. C. E. Riley of New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets after six months of use for indigestion. The testimonial claims the remedy has provided great relief and notes availability everywhere.
Brookville calls by HAYMOND J. H. Kile and family and Frank White with Wm Alley at a Rushville Republican convention. Sunday auto activity noted. Funeral of M. Baker held in Brookville on Tuesday. An auctioneer advertises public sale services with free sale bills and telephone contact.
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