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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
1
Sunman residents attend the bazaar at St Anthony's Church Morris and neighbors share visits across Batesville Versailles Lawrenceburg and Cincinnati. The report notes illnesses deaths injuries including Elmer Holwadel accident and Mrs Reuter death and mentions local church updates and crop rain concerns.
The report notes a bazaar and social at St. A along R R No 4. Farmers begin cutting wheat and rye as binders click in the fields. Families from Fink's Corner North Branch Stumpke's Corner Greensburg Laughery Bridge Batesville Chandler visit Fred Luers Fred Selke and others. Mrs Carrie Cook assists in caring for Evelynn Schutter injured in an auto accident with a broken left ankle.
Clinton John Dieselberg and wife and Will Neufarth spent Thursday with Ottlie Freyer and wife. Harry Eberg and family spent last Wednesday evening with Edward Barnfiher and wife. Dave Maloney and wife of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Ed Shazer and family. Russell Walker wife and daughter of Milan and Charles Bliss of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Harry Eberg and family. Found Lady's plush coat on the Sunman pike Sunday. Owner can have by calling Bert Anderson Sunman Indiana. Edith Eberg spent Sunday with home folks Leah Robinson visited Milan. Christ Robinson moved Frank Schmidt's furniture to Milan for their new home.
Sharp's Corner reports a series of Sunday gatherings with families including Horstman Wittkamper Theobald and Bauman. Theodore Wittkamper visited St Marys on Monday morning. Additional visits featured Pohlar Garteman Dupps Osburn Thomas and Schomber families with Henry Schomber.
The Adams Church report notes a Napoleon social attended by local youth. Anne Heeseman returned from Municie last Sunday while Lillian Heeseman and Bertha Vogel visited from Indianapolis. Mervin Littell plans a school vacation with Vogel grandparents. Ernest Schutte and wife christened their baby last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Schutte hosted relatives and friends.
Morris Miss Virginia Riehle acted as caller in Batesville Friday. Lawrenceburg resident Pete Dupps spent Sunday with relatives. Trafalgar’s Mrs. Mary Coey visited the Winklers in Batesville midweek. Several locals visited friends in Newpoint and Cincinnati. Mr. Stewart Woodfield left for Mackinac Islands for several months.
Spouses and children from Aurelia Gunter Seevers Golden Fischmer Bruns and related families visited in Muncie Versailles Indianapolis New Palestine Cincinnati Dehimer s Corner and Batesville over the weekend for social calls and gatherings.
Rain remains scarce prompting concern for crops. J H Kile and family visit Frank White. Dessie Johnson and Wilbur Kile with John join. Peppertown commencement opens with attendees from nearby areas. Lafe Jones’s horse injures leg last week. Wheat cutting dominates work. Newcastle visitors picnic at Frank White farm. Frank White travels to Batesville for business. Mrs Mary White of Batesville visits Frank White family. Mrs Russell Jones recovering from appendectomy. Mrs Ernest Cavins and Mrs James Lanning visit Alden Jones family. Robert White and kin spend Sunday at Whitcomb.
Mike Hohman was a business caller in Cincinnati on Tuesday. Andrew Zimmer and family spent a day in Cincinnati. A F Brunner made a business call in Cincinnati recently. Arthur Hempke and wife received a truck load of furniture. Mr Boulger left for Dayton where he has employment. Fred Minneman of Indianapolis visited home folks. Miss Clara Cairns returned home from Cincinnati. Miss Katherine Smith spent Sunday with her folks. Arthur Hempke bought a new Ford on Wednesday. Charles Hill of Greenfield visited relatives here. Gus Deehlman and wife spent a few days in Lawrenceburg. John Hill Minerva Stutz William Hill wife and son Oscar spent Sunday with friends in Metamora. Miss Carrie Ehler suffers from blood poisoning. There is only one kind of printing worth anything the right kind. That's our platform.
Taxpayers of Adams Township Ripley County Indiana are informed that on June 5 1922 officials determined to issue bonds exceeding 5000 dollars The proposed bonds total 6300007 at 4 percent The net assessed valuation of Adams Township including Sunman is 3355610 and current indebtedness is 33520 The bond proceeds will fund a free macadam road petitioned by U S Shirling et al Any ten or more aggrieved taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners by filing with the County Auditor within twenty nine days from June 15 1922 A hearing will be set by the State Tax Board Dated June 9 1922 21 W D ROBINSON Auditor Ripley County Indiana
The Ripley County Board of Commissioners invites sealed bids at the Auditor's office in Versailles for two roads in 1922. Projects: a Free concrete road in Batesville Laughery Township 6266.70 feet and a Free macadam road in Center Township 10786 feet. Bids require bonds and non collision affidavit.
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