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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
3
Attendance at St. Anthony's Church bazaar in Morris on July 2 is noted along with numerous social visits. Residents such as Frank Heppner travel to Detroit for a Dodge roadster, and many local families host relatives or attend graduations and weddings in nearby Cincinnati and Batesville. The Holy Family School program on June 18 is praised by officials and attendees.
Metamora residents plus visitors travel between Fort Wayne Connersville Muncie and Indianapolis. Notable entries include Miss Marie Johnson returning to Fort Wayne from here and Glen Stewart going home to Roanoke Virginia after months here. Several families from Harrison Lawrenceburg Brookville and Newcastle are noted visiting relatives and attending church over the period.
Mrs Henry Huneke and children called on Laura Knauber Monday. Miss Ester Sellers and brother Clifford visited Miss Nora Nickell Monday. C F Sellers and son Clifford called in Morris and Batesville Monday. Mr and Mrs Edward Stegner of near Shelbyville passed through en route to Kentucky to visit relatives. Mrs John Dittmer and son Evertt called on Britney Rimstidt and C F Sellers Wednesday. Margie Martin and family of Napoleon called on John Niehaus and family Tuesday night. Co F Sellers and family called on Charles Naegele and wife at Dillsboro Wednesday night. Dr Gibson of Batesville made a professional call in this burg Thursday. Britney Rimstidt called on Batesville Tuesday night. Mrs Ellen Whitten and son Bernard of Greensburg spent the weekend with her parents. Several from here attended the social at Napoleon Saturday night. Mrs C F Sellers received word Saturday of the death of her mother Mrs William Mackey of Dillsboro.
Harry Bultman was sick a few days last week. Visitors include Mr. Bushley of Cincinnati staying with George Bessler. William Schwier owns a new Ford. Mr. Smock and wife from Indianapolis visited George Wamsgans and returned home. Several attended Salem Church Children’s Day. Families from Pleas ant Park Batesville and Jolly Center visited Ballstown residents. Edna Bultman and children visited her mother. Roy Hoyer and family passed through.
The Pocket Fred Bosse and wife and Elmer Gesell and wife visited William A. Wessel and family Sunday afternoon. August Marticke and wife and J. M. Marticke and family visited Mrs. Fruchtricht and children at Batesville Sunday afternoon. Fred Marticke and family and Grandma Wessel called on William Westerfield Jr. and family Sunday afternoon. Multiple visits occurred Friday and Monday with Mrs. Ed Schone, Mrs. Fred Marticke, and others. Commencement at Oldenburg drew attendees from the vicinity.
William Schwier and family visited Oscar Engel and family on Sunday. Susan Johnson and sons visited Lester Brown of Lonesome Ridge. Sherman Hutson group and Iola Michel spent Sunday with Henry Behnert. Hayti Club beat Napoleon 14 to 8 in a Sunday game.
For stomach troubles Chamberlains Tablets are recommended as prompt relief. They strengthen the stomach and help it function naturally. A trial costs a quarter according to Tribune Ads.
Treasurer William Eb. Govert of Ripley County Indiana announces a bond sale at 11 am July 3 1922 in Versailles. Multiple bond issues total 16 600 25 800 12 200 10 600 and 580 each with 4.5 percent interest over ten years and semiannual payments. Bids may be rejected.
Public notice announces Adams Township Ripley County Indiana plans to issue bonds exceeding 5000 dollars for road improvements. Bonds total 14800 dollars at 4 percent. net valuation 38355610 dollars. existing indebtedness 33520 dollars. Taxpayers aggrieved may appeal to the state Board of Tax Commissioners within 29 days from June 25 1922. Dated June 9 1922 W D Robinson Auditor Ripley County Indiana.
The Ripley County Board of Commissioners in Versailles Indiana invites sealed proposals for repairing the Walter Fitch Bridge on the Morris and Penntown road in Adams Township. Bids due 1 p m July 3 1922 with personal or surety bond and affidavit of non collusion. county reserves right to reject all bids.
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