Fairy Godmother Brings Hope To Mollie's Quiet Life
Mollie, living alone after Aunt Drusilla’s departure, befriends an elderly woman who arrives with a tale of lost family and war. The visitor becomes Mollie’s fairy godmother, transforming her home into a haven. A returning son visits, renewing Mollie’s sense of purpose and connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie
Realife
Drusilla
Drusilla Wentworth
Martha Manton
Peck
Gammons
Molle
Dearie
John
Mol‘ie
Smother
City Lodge Directory of local fraternal groups
Listing of Batesville area lodges and clubs with meeting times and venues across K of P hall, Masonic building, Main Street, and other local halls. Includes Knights of Pythias Laughery Valley Lodge 255 and Pythian Sisters Bon Ami Temple 163 with Thursday and Friday meetings respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythian Laughery Valley Lodge No. 255
K. of P
West
Pearl Street
Pythian Sisters
Bon Ami Temple No. 163
K. of P. Hall
Tangelo Fruit Developed by Government Lab and Named Variety
The Tangelo, a new fruit from the Bureau of Plant Industry, results from a cross between tangerine orange and grapefruit. It resembles a round orange with low acidity and good flavor, with two tested varieties distributed for further trial. Also noted, John Sattler of near Emporia Kansas faced trial for revocation of his first papers and was interned in Topeka after protest remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
John Sattler
Emporia
Sattler
Germany
Topeka
Bureau of Plant Industry
Ripley County urged to hold July Fourth celebrations
The Ripley County Council of Defense calls on every township to organize a Fourth of July program. The plan includes a whole audience sing of America, a community chorus, reading of the Declaration of Independence, patriotic selections by a local band, a 15 minute speech on wartime aims, messages from President Wilson, and union meetings if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National and State Council of Defense
Ripley County Council of Defense
United States
Ripley
Ripley County
Ripley Co. Council of Defense
Card of Thanks for Mary Jane Houghton
The Gregory family expresses heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for help during illness death and burial of mother Mary Jane Houghton. Special thanks to singers flower donors and Undertaker Zierer. May God reward you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Houghton
Zierer
Sunday Social Roundup in Deweytown and Nearby
Deweytown residents visited neighbors and relatives including Mrs. Margaret Wallpe and children and several Batesville families. Local outings included a daylight drive to Oldenburg and a well attended dance at Guie's with late departures.
Local residents travel and visiting guests fill town this week
Yoseph Merchen goes to Indianapolis on business while Henry Schmidt returns from Covington. Families host relatives from Cincinnati to Brookville and Greensburg as commencement activities draw visitors to Immaculate Conception Academy. Diploma recipients from Holy Family School announced alongside summer travels to Batesville, Greensburg, and Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoseph Merchen
Indianapolis
Henry Schmidt
Covington
George Blank
St. Bernard
Edmund
Joseph Hoelker
Edgar Morman
Anthony Scheele
Rensselaer
Henry Herrman
Cincinnati
Linda Fisher
Batesville
Harry Borchelt
Camp Taylor
Roman
Joranna Streuwing
A. J. Hackman
Geo. Holtel
Brookville
Harry Witenberg
Greensburg
Henry Wittenberg
Burg
Immaculate Conception Academy
Albert Peine
Frank Berger
Lawrenceville
Fred Wollung
John Wessler
New Alsace
Frances Kellerman
Wm. Johnson
Henry Haverkos
John Wesler
John
Loretta Mollaun
Marie Brachman
Clarence Holtel
St. Francis College
Wm. Farell
Frank Baker
The
Holy Family School
Ivo Bachus
Omer Burdick
Joseph Herrman
Mary Oesterling
Manchester
Massachusetts
Local residents spend Sundays with family in area
John McHugh from Greensburg visited his parents in New Bennington Square on Sunday. Mrs Ernest Narwold attended Herman Hoberg’s funeral in Cincinnati, returning Tuesday. Lillian Korte visited Elma Narwold in the afternoon. Rey Hart of Batesville was seen in the square. Russell Hart from Indianapolis spent Sunday with his parents. Lillian Korte from Batesville stayed with her sister Anna Siebert last week. Athenia Williams spent Sunday morning with Ema Narwold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McHugh
Greensburg
Ernest H. Narwold
Cincinnati
Herman H. Hoberg
Lillian Korte
Elma C. Narwold
Rey Hart
Batesville
This Square
Russel Hart
Indianapolis
Anna Siebert
Athenia Williams
Ema C. Narwold
Quiet Service Ad Wisdom for Tribune Readers
A terse note hints that staying quiet keeps staff undisturbed by customers while urging advertisers to use Tribune for visibility. The message suggests avoiding Tribune leads to busy, unsettled days for workers.
Sanol Offered As Relief Against Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Advertising copy promotes Sanol as the best remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims relief within 24 hours for backache and bladder troubles and guarantees results. Bottles cost 50 cents and one dollar at the drug store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Lodge Directory
Masons
Batesville Lodge
F. and
A. M
Canfield
George and
Sycamore Streets
Eastern Star
Batesville Chapter
Masonic Hall
Loyal Patriots of America Gustav Adolph Lodge No. 7
West Pearl Street
Woodmen Home
Sweet Home Camp
M.W. of
Royal Neighbors Evergreen Camp No
Knights of Columbus
Batesville Council No
Main Street
Knights of St. John St. Louis Commandery No
K. of C. Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
St. Louis Commandery No. 11
K of C. Hall
Eagles
Batesville Eerie No
Wauseka Tribe No 445
Bertram
Pocahontas Wauseka Council No. 344
D. of P
Gar August Willich
N. E.gregory
Deweytown
Margaret Wallpe
Leo Metzger
Walter
Robert
John Theobald
Margaret Wuallpe
Vincent
Marie
Oldenburg
Gerhard Pulskamp
Henry
Catherine Koetter
Poppertown
Pulskamp
Geo. J. Mehion
Indiana
Luther Grinder
Ohio
Lockwood
New Bennington Square
Tribune
Weigel
Undertakers
U. S
Aude Teenty ‘Eoome von Sia
Cede Neier Coal
Harry Schwier Co
Star & Home Hardware Co
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