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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
8
Morris routed Yorkville 18 to 2 as the home club unveiled its new diamond. Yorkville pitchers Aust and Demont allowed 15 hits while Walters and Hahn limited Yorkville to five. Morris meets Cross Road next Sunday at Morris, while local social notices detail visits and travel among Batesville and nearby towns.
New Pennington held well attended Children’s Day exercises on Sunday night. Visitors include Mrs. Chas Knowlen and children from Indianapolis, and residents Pierce Alexander, Mayme Palmer visiting Moores Hill. Local families and shoppers from Batesville and Harris City were active in the week’s social scene. The Sunday school is planning a top Fourth of July event.
An old health ad warns accumulated bowel waste causes poisons and fevers and urges taking one or two Dr King s New Life Pills tonight to ensure a full bowel movement in the morning. The ad offers an original 36 pill bottle for 25 cents from a druggist.
Indianapolis residents Mrs James Schively and two nieces stayed with Richard Heisman. Clem and Joe Schwenderman Jr of Cincinnati visited. A group from Milan containing the Commercial Club toured through town. Rev Duckworth of Oxford delivered a sermon. Members attended Ida Abplanalp's funeral at Penntown. A Kammeyer family reunion occurred west of town with fifty attendees. The cherry crop is reported the heaviest in years and a heavy wind and rain storm hit Sunday afternoon.
Spades Henry Chairsell of Birmingham is a guest of Aug Franks and family. Mrs Susan Wiesehan returned from Indianapolis after visiting relatives. Mrs Quirin Ertel returned after visiting her parents at Enochaburg. Chas Morrow had a severe lumbago attack and was bedridden part of the week. Henry Meister traveled to Cincinnati to visit his brother and came back Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Wm Wuest of Batesville visited here. Mrs Walter Abplanalp of near Batesville visited Peter Abplanalp. John Minger and family and Miss Faith Schafer of Sunrhan were callers Friday evening. Mrs Louis Ertel and babe near Penntown visited Ollie Terry and wife Friday evening. Miss Agness Caster spent part of the week at Batesville.
Henry Bohner and family spent Sunday with Conner Hutson and family near Spades. Clint Wilson and family visited Louis Bultman and wife recently. Mrs. Walter James of New Castle visits Thos James and family. Byron Winsor and brothers of Batesville were in town Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Bultman of Batesville visited Bohner family last week. Mrs. Rosa Strobel and son William spent Sunday with sister Mrs. John Johnson. J.C. Dorrel and wife spent Sunday with S. T. Hutson and wife. Alonzo Huneke and sister Emma with Harvey Bohlke and Ruth Dorrel went to Brookville Saturday. Irvin Huneke and Harold Newman attended the ball game at Napoleon.
Indiana health officials announce a state board decision allowing interstate sale of foods in original packages preserved with sodium benzoate or sulfur dioxide. Each package must plainly label preservative type and amount. The ruling aligns Indiana procedures with federal food law requirements.
J H Wilker Co bids for eggs at twelve to twenty cents per dozen with hen and springer prices around fourteen to fifteen cents. Turkeys, beef, and hogs show varied bids with hogs heavy around seven to seven point six, sows near six, sheep and lambs priced modestly.
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