Notice of Public Auction of Batesville Milling Company Property
Receiver Malcolm L Summa announces a public auction at 2:00 PM on Saturday July 1 1916 for the Batesville Milling Company premises Batesville Ripley County Indiana. Sale includes mill building elevator machinery fixtures and a leasehold with two long term leases. bidding requires cash on delivery for one third with remaining in two installments and notes secured by chattel mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Milling Company
Riptey
Malcolm L. Summa
Batesville Millin Company
John H. Wilker
Batesville
Ripley
Indiana
Batesville Alsting Company
Ripley County
Henry Behrman
George Street
George P. Simms
Poiag
Short Street
Ap- Eevmp
Costind
Erat Haetal
Notable Social Roundup From Versailles Area
Mrs. Ira McCoy spent Thursday at Milian while Wilbur May of Swink Colorado vacations with locals. The column records visits, hosting duties, and travel of residents including Wycoff, Laswell, Spencer, and many others, noting a funeral for Commissioner A. J. Chance near New Marion and a local obituary for Mrs Newton Curran. Also contains an advertisement for Dr Kings New Life Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Day
Henry Bultman
J. F. Lochard
F. M. Laws
Dr. Jones
C. H. Wilson
Arthur Smith
Curtis Thompson
Henry Cox
A. J. Chance
New Marion
Newton Curran
Cliff Hill
Social notes from Salem and surrounding area
Social visits and gatherings across Salem area detailed, mentioning Ed Schone and family, Miss Sophia Meyer, Henry Meyer and family in Huntersville, Fred Bosse and wife, Henry Weasel family, illness of Mr. Springmeier, and several neighborly calls at Aug Marticke, Walter Siebert and home folks, Wirth and Bergman households, and visits from Cincinnati residents Louis Schone and Albert Hoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ed Schone
Sophia Meyer
Henry Meyer
Huntersville
Fred Bosse
Henry Weasel
Henry Holle
St. Maurice
Springmeier
Walter Siebert
Marticke
Fred Marticke
Weasel
Henry Wirth
Mrs. Wessel
Geo
Frank Bergman
Adama
Aug. Marticke
Wensel
Local Social Notes From Indiana Towns
Mrs Ethel Gannon returns to Indianapolis after visiting Chas Meyers and family. Mrs W G Brown and daughter Ethel plan a Spiceland and Anderson visit next week. Dr H S McKee and wife enjoyed a fishing trip. Mrs Clarence Colson and two sons visit her sister in Shelbyville. Mr and Mrs Frank Ross shopped in Greensburg. Mrs Ford Lindenmaier and daughter Mary of Batesville visited. Geo Redieman and family spent Sunday in Greensburg. Chas Meyers Jr spent Sunday in Sunman. Robert McKee and wife went to Moores Hill Sunday. Daughters of Rebekah held a banquet after initiation of three gentlemen members Saturday. Ed Neimeyer and family were at Greensburg. Howard Starks and family of Kingston visited Geo Metz and family. Miss Dorothy Cole vacationing with grandparents J W Snedaker and wife. Miss Grace Morrison visited Greensburg relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Pegee
Walter
Cincinnati
Marie Wycoff
Priscilla Club
Amos Laswell
Perry Thomas
Chas. Curran
John Spencer
Josephine
Indianapolis
Russel Craig
Milan
Leona Williams
Gale
Ewing Wright
Dan Royce
New Marion
Bert Cox
Robert Thompson
Winamac
Virgil Stagner
Terre Haute
Chas. Hyatt
S. Hyatt
Rexville
Asa Gordon
Denver
Colo. L
Henry Bultman
Greensburg
Romney
Russel Wilson
C. H. Wilson
Ethel Gannon
Chas. Meyers
W. G. Brown
Ethel
Spiceland and
Anderson
H. S. McKee
Clarence Colson
Shelbyville
Harry Carter
Frank Ross
Ford Lindenmaier
Mary
Batesville
Geo. Redieman
Chas, Meyers, Jr
Sunman
Robert McKee
Moores Hill
Rebekah
Ed. Neimeyer
Howard Starks
Kingston
Geo. Metz
Dorothy Cole
J. W. Snedaker
Grace Morrison
Social Gossip From New Salem To Batesville and Nearby
Local notes recount visits and liaisons among residents including Miss Carrie Thackery Mrs John Johnson Flora the Hoyer family Dorrel Huneke and Hutson. Travels mention trips to Batesville Napoleon Lock Springs Vevay Madison and North Branch with dances and festivals noted as well. An advertised remedy Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey promises relief for coughs and colds with a 25 cent bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Carrie Thackery
John Johnson
Flora
Batesville
Florence Dorrell
Barbara
Margaret Hoyer
Rollin Hoyer
John Cook
Lorain
J. C Dorrel
John Huneke
Indianapolis
Thomas Thackery
Franklin County
Napoleon
Locksprings
Sherman Hutson
J. C. Dorrel
Henrietta Bohner
Flora Johnson
Oliver Bultman
Albert Bultman
Henry Bohner
Zerl
Ray
Lee Dorrel
Lorian Cook
Lucille Hoyer
Clint Wilson
Effie
Ella Schwier
Ruth Dorrel
Alice
Lydia Huneke
Ida Mang
North Branch
Thackery
Carrie
Ben Johnson
Vevay
Madison
Henry Mencehofer
Osgood
Henry Vankirk
Ahrend’s Grove
Clarence Hutson
Dr. Bell
Family visits and notices from Glendale and area
The Roberts sisters and brothers with relatives spent Sunday near Laughery Bridge. Vess Turner and wife visited Aurora. Chaplain from Dayton, Ohio spent the weekend with home folks. Gordon Burroughs and Newton Hyatt with wives visited Sunman and Madison relatives. Daisy Wilson is ill. Sam Rittenhouse buried at Glendale. Mrs. risk recovering after carbolic acid incident. Lawn social at Napoleon shared. Holman and Ebel visited Mitchell, Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Pearl
Lucy
Vic
Mat
Helen
Noble
Laughery Bridge
Wm. Turner
Geo. Kittle
Aurora
Ford
Dayton
Ohio
Gordon Burroughs
Sunman
Newton Hyatt
Madison
Daisy Wilson
Sam Rittenhouse
Glendale
Howard Risk
Napoleon
M. T. Holman
Joe Ebel
Mrs. Holman
Wood
Mitchell, Ind
Local Social Roundup From Ballstown Week
Mia Ballstown and others spend a week with Carrie Hollowell. Neighbors attend a Saturday dance at Walter Siebert’s. The Menchhofers visit Osgood to see Henry Menchhofer and family. Ed Bauers family visits Richard Bultman. Ervin Wenning visits Lawrence Kestler at Finks Church. Narwolds visit Henry Narwold in Napoleon. Clint Kline spends Sunday in Greensburg. Weber and family visit the Menshofers. Roy Hoyer and mother spend Sunday in Milroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Mia
Christ Stucr
Carrie Schutte
Shelbyville
Carrie Hollowell
Margaret Menchhofer
Oscar Goyert
Walter Siebert
Wm. Menchhofer
Osgood
Henry Menchhofer
Ed Bauers
Richard Bultman
Ervin Wenning
Lawrence Kestler
Finkschurch
Fred Narwold
Wfe and Son
Grandma Narwold
Henry Narwold
Napoleon
Clint Kline
Greeneburg
Henry Meyer
Philip Weber
Weber
Roy Hoyer
Milroy
Local notices from Batesville area record purchases and social events
Individuals across Batesville area report purchases of autos and cream separators. Friday lightning killed two cows belonging to Christ Meyer. Ed Hueneke and family hosted visitors including Fred Luers and family and Henry Mang and daughter Ida on Saturday. Ruthville visitors joined multiple local families for church wedding attendance. Mrs Rimstidt and children of Sunman visited Ed Huneke's family for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bohlke
Fred Luers
Henry Mang
Ida
Batesville
Philip Rimstidt
Sunman
Ed, Hueneke
Christ Meyer
Mr. Miller
Wm. Trenne‘poh
Rushville
Chris Schorling
Herman Hueneke
Ed. Huneke
Wm. Krinehop
Finks Church
Geo Huenekel
Edna Graue
Trustee's Notice Work at Batesville Residence Weekly
Trustee Timmermann announces weekly office hours at his Batesville residence every Tuesday. All parties with business with Caughery township should contact him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Pleasant Park Socials and Visits Reported
Misa Odella Henry of the Pocket visited a few days with Della Dieckman. Sadie Gunter Minnie and Ralph visited Batonville Sunday. Elma Michel visited Sophia Ahring Tuesday. G Peetz and wife visited John and wife at Napoleon. Mrs Ahring went to New Salem to visit her sister Mrs Jake Gerhard who is sick. Walter Siebert hosted a Saturday dance. Richard Kops of Indianapolis visited home folks. Fred Pike of Rush County visited John Wisman Sunday. Louis Goyert roofed his barn Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Gunter
Minnie
Ralph
Soenes
Batonville
Elma Michel
Sophia Ahring
G. Peetz
John Bauer
Napoleon
Ahring
New Salem
Jake Gerhard
Walter Siebert
Richard Kops
Indianapolis
Fred Pike
Rush Co
John Wisman
Louis Goyert
Will Sloan's Liniment Relieve Pain
An old advertisement urges readers to try Sloan's Liniment for knee pain, citing James S. Ferguson of Philadelphia as a grateful user. It promises quick relief after one application, emphasizes penetrates without rubbing, and notes a 26 cent price per bottle No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Lesa
James S. Ferguson
Phil
Sloan
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. B. Schultz
A. Zierer
F. Lindenmaier
M. H. Clark
Batesville, Indiana
Calle
Malcolm L. Bamms
Ate He
Versailles
Ira McCoy
Milian
Wilbur May
Swink, Colo
Dr. Barrington
Wm. D. Robinson
Geo. B. Ashton
Holton
Clara Warman
Friendship
J.C. Pickett
Joan Warnecke
J. A. Neil
Henry Schwagmeier
Benham
Elsie Schwagmeier
Bert Nauret
Bertha Lee
Josephine Spencer
Chas. Spencer
Switzerland County
Eugene Smith
Irma Hoeferkamp
Seymour
James Spencer
Ralph Wilson
First National Bank
Burroughs
Uncle Sam
Ballstown
THE
Lockwood
R. R. No
J. L. Schutter
Timmermann
Caughery
Pleasant Park
Misa Odella Henry
Pocket
Della Dieckman
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