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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1918

Page

5

Versailles News Briefs Include War Bonds And Local Plans

Community items note W W Henderson and family moving to James Wright property and many residents visiting relatives or traveling to Cincinnati Indianapolis Cross Plains and Milan. Court news record Henry Voss will probate and executrix Mrs Voss. several marriage licenses issued for local residents.

W. W. Henderson James Wright Mary Copeland Cross Plains Walter Wilson Christ Hospital Leroy Alford John Cox Wm. Haven Indianapolis Ray May Cincinnati LaFayette Lizzie Underwood John Shaw Benville Lee Wolford Franklin Knights of Pythias Henry Voss Milan Osgood Harry Hyatt Benham Versailles Tanglewood Cissna Anna Folsom Virginia Toledo Prest Ferguson Charles Rennie Roy Ferguson Gaff Alice Anderson Sardinia Clarence Beall Ripley Shelbyville Edna Billingsly Carroll Christian Church Board of Trade John Layless Wm. I. Rovers G. M. Dismore Asher Ewing John Austin Moses Curran M. F. Cartwright S. A. Elliott Viola Levi Harry Levi Voss Augustus L. Stoops Dayton, CO Susan Ensminger Holton Ora Thompson Lulu Coll

War Savings Stamps Emphasized In Ballstown Notice

The item urges buying restrictions and saving through War Savings Stamps as the war effort continues. Local names attend family events, funerals, and community gatherings, including visits by families from Batesville and Indianapolis and a furreal and Sundae School social at Cross Roads.

War Savings Stamps urged as citizens urged to buy

Osgood notes focus on purchasing war savings stamps and avoiding loaning savings to the government during wartime. Local social updates list Lawyer Turner hosting Cincinnati friends, Mrs. W. D. Shook's family illness, and various visits from Indiana and Cincinnati, plus measles recovery, a baby birth, and a Republican Central Committee meeting in Versailles.

Turner Cincinnati W. D. Shook Tipton Ind M. Day Morbach Indiana Greensburg Sunman Jim Hyatt Hanover John Hoover Rob Hoover Charley Carson Tom Francisco Gil Dr. Hanner Madison Eloda Decker Newton, Hyatt Frank Murray Henry Gookins Republican Central Committee Versailles

War Savings Stamps urged by Wilson and local notices

The piece mixes a wartime appeal quoting President Wilson on using War Savings Stamps with a string of local social notes. It reports births such as a 9 pound boy born to Clint Shoek and wife on June 9, with names like Rev. Ringo visiting for services, and several residents from Greensburg, Rushville, Terre Haute, and Indianapolis listed among visitors, travels, hospital stays, and church events.

Wilson Clint Shoek Ringo Jos. Arnold Greensburg Edgar Frank Hiner Henry Melcher New Salam Anderson John Sammons Napoleon Harry Sammons Atchson Decatur County Ed Foster Rushville Adam Black Wm. Dodson Topeka Kan Enos Gookins Luella Charlotte Miller Franklin County M. E Jacob Meyers Indianapolis Jack Morley Wm. Alexander

Harvest and social notes from Laughery area town

Wheat and rye ripe and binder sounds fill the fields as farmers gather hay and visit neighbors. Local residents make trips to Batesville and Indianapolis, attend family gatherings, funerals, and a hospital stay, with changes in health and a Sanol eczema advertisement ending the column.

Fred Luers Batesville Frank Meierle John Pracker Mamie Prakel Herman Hohner Deer Foot Crossing John Hueneke Ed A. Hueneke Harry Hueneke Laughery Bridge John Prakel John Ferather Fink's Corner Louis Bohlke Cyrus John Shutter Stumpke’s Corner Henry Voss Conrad Luers Emma Schierenbeck Fink’s Corner John Prakel, Jr Indianapolis John Bergman Ed Bergman Prakel Herman Huneke Lydia Cincinnati

Social News Roundup From Center and Surrounding Towns

Residents and visitors share weekend visits with families across Greensburg Atlanta Ind Napoleon and Batesville.Sunday socials include dances at Batesville Fair Grounds and Cross Roads festival with many guests and extended family ties. Several families traveled to camp in Georgia after visits with relatives in Osgood Versailles and North Branch.

Elmer Huncke George Hartig Greensburg James Caster Atlanta Ind Wm. Schwier R. Strobel Susan Johnson G. J. Schwier Versailles Herman Haneke North Branch Rollin Hoyer Elmer Haneke Batesville Fair Grounds Henry Bohnert Conner Hutson Spades Rollin Davis Miss Fairy Cook Greenslare John Kinhaus Near Napoleon John Praker Fred Luers North Tranch Henry Buliman Batesville Kanmett Keller Kansas John Fluneke Vhe Hayti Christ Chitty Henry Rohnert Cross Roads Clarence Hutson Clarence Herman Harlemert Cora John Klusman Mary Fremdling Charles Baylor Chas Esterly Carolina Baylor Osgood Kim Gookins Gladys Blanche R. N. Scherer Harry Harlemert John Bultman John Ferather Herman Harrlemert Joe Rimstidt Wiliam Bultman Louis Kirschoff Illinois Helen Taylor Napoleon Opal Martha Baylor Christine Messner

NEW PENNINGTON COMMUNITY NOTES HIGHLIGHT VISITS

Local residents and visitors are listed with Sunday calls and visits across Tipton Batesville and surrounding towns. Families including Castor Hardins Hart Linville Dieckman and Hickmans are noted, along with Rev Maupin and Minnie Bredwater attending New Point commencement and a service flag dedication planned by the church.

James Castor Tipton S.r George Hardins Sandusky Isaac Palmer John Hart Indianapolis Roy Hart Batesville Pierce Alexander Hilda Linville Clarksburg Anna Hickman Linville Fred Dieckman New Point Minnie Bredwater Walker School

Pleasants Park War Bond Drive and Local Notices

Pleasant Park residents pledge to support War Savings Stamps. Henry Louis Smith died June 12 and was buried at Cross Roads cemetery. Local families visited relatives in Lock Springs Batesville and Cross Roads with social and church activities noted including a Sunday School event and a family reunion.

France Jim Sophia Norwold Cincinnati Herman Hoberg Armroth Napoleon Erwin Wonning Hilda Kestler Fred Wonning Batesville Edward Bauer Richard Bultman Ladies Society Cross Roads W. Menchofer Gottlieb Peetz Pleasant Park Louis Smith Mrs.Thompson Indianapolis Fred Kruse Omer Smith the Fertilizer Co Wm. Menchhofer Henry Menchhofer Gertie Crocken Near Osgood Erwin Wenning Fink’s Church Henry Peetz J. Peetz Lock Springs Henry Louis Smith Cross Roads Cemetery John Wisman Ahring Mat Weigel Ladies’ Society Henry Klostermeyer Zeita's Fred Gortemiller Sophia Dieckman Herman Dieckman

The Pocket War Savings Needs at Home

The note urges support for soldiers by buying necessities and War Savings Stamps. A list of local visitors from Morris stop by various families this weekend, including Sehone, Stickford, Ward, Koester, Behrman, Marticke, Huser, Schroeder, Walters, Meyer, Borchelt, Jaeger, Basse, and Holle.

Kit Sehone L. Sehone Henry Stickford Chas. Wardsman Carl Koester John Behrman Fred Marticke Grandma Wessel Aug. Marticke Wm. Huser Ben Schroeder Oscar Walters Morris Wim. Meyer Henry Meyer Adam Borchelt Iid

Dainty Summer Styles in Sheer Lingerie Materials

A large and varied collection presents new summer styles in sheer lingerie fabrics mainly voiles and organdies. Fresh collar effects feature lace edging. Many fronts are lace trimmed and embellished with embroidery.

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