Versailles Social News Mixed with Court House Updates
Local residents made calls at the Court House on Monday. Verona McCoy visited Miss Ethel Hughes over the weekend. Beulah Clark of Greensburg works at the Republican office. Frank Poulter, Jennie Vawter and Wilkie Lemon were seen at Friendship. Lemon recovering from typhoid. William Lochard dies at 69 from heart failure. funeral at Cliff Hill Cemetery. Mollie and Maggie Steinmetz invited to Georgetown University commencement for nephew Lewis A. Cornet. Wirth Battisti wedding near Batesville. Mrs. Lorena Wagner attends, Karl Engler wedding to follow. Daily E McCoy to Cross Plains for treatment of a small cancer. Indiana R. Fox named administratrix of Casper Fox estate with a June 13 date. County Council inspects the James W. Havey road for public utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Drockelman
Charles Schindler
Delaware
Cliff Hill
Mollie
Maggie Steinmetz
Georgetown University
Washington D. C
Lewis A. Cornet
W. B. Goyert
Lorena Wagner
Batesville
Wirth-Battisti
Wagner
Karl Engler
E. McCoy
James McCoy
Cross Plains
Miller
Court House News
Indiana
R. Fox
Casper Fox
Auditor's Office
Brown To
James W. Havey
Osgood R R Social Round Begins Visit Notes
Osgood R R residents and nearby families are noted visiting relatives and hosting guests in the area. Arthur Grow and family of Indianapolis visit Ermil Graue and Mrs Mary Allmeroth. Laura Oliver stays with cousin Mabel Snider. Thomas Hartig and son Virgil visit Hamilton County relatives. numerous other calls and Sunday gatherings are listed with local names and places including Mud Pike Cincinnati and Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood R. R
Arthur Grow
Indianapolis
Ermil Graue
Mary Allmeroth
Laura Oliver
Mabel Snider
Thomas Hartig
Virgil
Hamilton County
John Ferather
Fred Luers
Osgood
Leona Hawley
Mud Pike
Herman Harlemert
Emma Weinberg
Margaret
Florence Smith
Charles Fellerman
Harry
Irma
Fred Meyer
William Erfmeyer
Henry Graue
Cora
Harry Harlemert
Clarence Finke
Irvin Hawley
Anna Schr
John Herman
Henry
John Idlewine
Henry Herman
Batesville
Sunday Socials Around Lane and Nearby Towns
Gaff James Krause and family and Will Abdon and family spent Sunday with Sherd Copeland. Lafe Wooley and daughters spent Sunday at Lane's. James Delay and wife called on Ben Lane's Sunday. Henry Hafft and son Fred had business at Versailles Monday morning. Noel Cook and wife and Sheddie Wright and family spent Sunday at Hope, Indiana. Mrs. James Benefiel staying with her sick mother at Poplar Ridge. John Benefiel and family Osgood, Ben Buchanan and family and Mrs. Sarsh Craig of Kansas spent Sunday with James Benefiel. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ferguson and Will Wright and wife at Sardinia, Alert and Grammer with their children. Richard Hafft and family spent Sunday at Dan Loosey's. Mrs. Lane, recently ill, is able to be up and around.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Krause
Will Abdon
Sherd Copeland
Lafe Wooley
Lane's
James Delay
Ben Lane
Henry Hafft
Fred
Versailles
Noel Cook
Sheddie Wright
Hope
Indiana
James Benefiel
Poplar Ridge
John Benefiel
Osgood
Ben Buchanan
Sarsh Craig
Kansas
Will Ferguson
Will Wright
Sardinia
Alert and
Grammer
Richard Hafft
Dan Loosey
Chamberlain's Tablets for Stomach Troubles
In olden times it was believed the soul resided in the stomach and Chamberlain's Tablets are praised as a prompt cure for stomach troubles. They strengthen the stomach and aid natural function. Priced at a quarter. Job Printing Tribu ne Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local Families Visit in Sunday Gatherings and Fete Notice
Napoleon Stevenson and family spent Sunday with his brother Harry in Sunman. Brookville callers include Harold Ab planaip Clarence Ab planaip Sophia Frucht richt and Marguerite Bodenberg. Emerson Behlmer and family visited Harry in Sunman. Luther Lea guers lawn fete Saturday on church lawn with music refreshments and amusements. Charles Hertenstein of Versailles visited Rudolph Hertenstein. Lewis Heimsath spent Sunday and Monday in Cincinnati. Marie Bauer of Cincinnati visits aunt Dora Timke. Henry Spreckleson and family of Newpoint visited Charles. Frank Sammons and wife of Indianapolis visit his parents. Venus Taylor returned from Cincinnati after two months. Births: Harry Gale to Harry Smith. a boy. Clyde Grow’s son. Bert Kindlesparker’s daughter born June 10. Cora Hertenstein of Anderson visits her parents. Rev. E Kreppert and wife guests of Louis Jager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevenson
Arthur
Edna
Harry
Harold and
Clarence Abplanaip
Sophia Fruchtricht
Marguerite Bodenberg
Brookville
Emerson Behlmer
Sunman
Luther Leaguers
Lutheran Church Lawn
Charles Hertenstein
Versailles
Rudolph Mhertenstein
Lewis Heimsath
Cincinnati
Marie Bauer
Dora Timke
Henry Spreckleson
Newpoint
Charles
Frank Sammons
Indianapolis
John Sammons
Venus Taylor
Harry Smith
Harry Gale
Clyde Grow
Bert Kindlesparker
Cora Hertenstein
Anderson
Rudolph Hertenstein
Community Visits And Church Bazaar Notice
Kentucky resident Ellice Holley spent days with sister Mrs Holt Wilson. Edward Barnfiher and family hosted guests including Fred Seevers and Wen dell Mistler. Will Schuerman's family visited Penntown Church. Pearl Knox visited Ed Shazer. Oscar Middendorf stayed a week in Cincinnati. St Pauls Church plans a June 23 bazaar with refreshments. Pearl Merkley and Ottie Freyer visited H H Eberg family. John Dieselberg and wife visited Edward Barnfiher and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellice Holley
Kentucky
Holt Wilson
Edward Barnfiher
Will Miller
Fred Seevers
Wendell Mistler
Ed Barnfiher
Will Schuerman
Penntown Church
Pearl Knox
Ed Shazer
Oscar Middendorf
Cincinnati
St. Paul’s Church
Laughery Bridge Notes and Local Socials
Adolph Martin and family of San Dusky spent Sunday with Mary Martin and family. The infant daughter of Frank Henneke and wife died Friday and was buried Sunday. Several attended the funeral of Mrs. John Ahrens Monday at Adams Church. Charles Sellers was in Cincinnati last week. Curt Waters and Ed Rimstidt visited Indianapolis Saturday and Sunday. Britney Rimstidt and wife visited Mrs. Jacob Massing Sunday night. John Niehaus and family called in Milan Saturday. C F Sellers attended the Batesville ball game Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Martin
Sandusky
Mary Martin
Frank Henneke
John Ahrens
Adams Church
Charles Sellers
Cincinnati
Curt Waters
Ed Rimstidt
Indianapolis
Britney Rimstidt
Jacob Massing
John Niehaus
Milan
C. F. Sellers
Batesville
Deer Foot Crossing Residents Attend Local Gatherings
Mrs H F Bohner returned home Friday after a week with her daughter Mrs John Praker Jr and family at North Branch. Several from here attended services at St Nicholas and Stumpke s Corner Sunday morning. Lillian and Arthur Bohner visited Osgood over the weekend. Joe Billman hosted a large Sunday evening party and the ball game was well attended. Lonnie Heck of Cincinnati visits August Cutter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Bohner
John Praker Jr
North Branch
St. Nicholas and
Stumpke’s Corner
Lillian
Arthur Bohner
Osgood
Joe Billman
Lonnie Heck
Cincinnati
August Cutter
Billman’s Corner
Why Suffer From Rheumatism Nine in ten cases
The article claims nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism not needing internal treatment. It suggests Cham berlain's Liniment relieves pain and aids sleep and rest for those afflicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Carbon and Its Compounds in Organic Chemistry
Carbon is a fundamental chemical element forming more compounds than any other. It appears in all plants and animals and forms carbon monoxide, carbonic acid gas, and a wide array of hydrocarbons with hydrogen. Carbonates are abundant in the earths crust.
Accredited Herd Plan Aims Tuberculosis Eradication Effort
The Accredited Herd is a health certificate for cattle tuberculin tested under federal and state supervision. The plan, part of a national eradication drive, offers two thirds of the loss when slaughtered animals are culled, up to set limits, and urges county wide participation to prevent disease spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
E. B. Haskin
United States
Union
U.S. Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
State House
Indianapolis
Washington D. C
Disease testing warns of risk to herd and public health
The report notes extensive dangers from diseased cattle and stresses that tested herds reduce risk. In Ripley County only a few herds were tested this year and several diseased cattle were disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Notice to Taxpayers on bond issuance for Delaware Township roads
Ripley County Indiana Board of Commissioners will on July 5 1921 consider issuing bonds totaling 14100 for Delaware Township road improvements. The 1921 net assessed value is 1201990 with 19500 current indebtedness. Appeals by taxpayers may follow after bond determination. W D Robinson County Auditor signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Indiana
Delaware Township
Board of County Commissioners
Henry H. Gookins
State Board of Tax Commissioners
W. D. Robinson
New highway improvement estimate filed in Ripley County Indiana
Under an order of the Ripley County Board of Commissioners a new estimate for Jackson Township road work has been prepared by viewers and an engineer. The estimate totals 26542 dollars and becomes final if no remonstrance is filed within twenty days with the county auditor signed by a majority of Jackson Township voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Indiana
Jackson Township
Anthony Meyer
W. D. Robinson
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Tribune
Napoleon
E. Kreppert
Louis Jager
Clinton
Laughery Bridge
W.T. Oxer
Ripley County, Indiana
Batesville Lumber Co
Batesville, Ind
The
Batesville Bank
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Pohlar Auto CO
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