Versailles Court and Social Roundup Spark Local Activity
Local residents including Robert White and Herschell Pratt were seen visiting friends and relatives in Versailles. Court House News covers road viewings, board reviews, estate admittance, and new court cases, while marriage licenses list Oron Sands, Margaret Matthews and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oron J. Sands
Margaret A. Matthews
Holton
Harris C. Hill
Greenfield
Ind
Trene KE
Neddermann
Sunman
Andy Wagner
Osgood
Mary M Hinners
Napoleon
John Woodward Conyers
Milan
Gladys Gookins
Rain Fails to Benefit Low Yield Wheat Harvest
GAFF residents note widespread rain wishes as the wheat harvest begins with a light crop. Local families share visits and sick lists while farm activity includes a wheat delivery to Osgood and small-town travels to Madison.
Community Sunday Visits Across Local Families
Kelleyton H L Whisman and family spent Sunday with John Whisman and family. Henry Bode and son Albert visited Arthur Palmer and family. Chris Slagan and wife of Napolean visited Ed Gage. John Dittmer and family spent last Sunday with Britney Rimstidt and family at Laughery Bridge. Mrs John Dittmer visited Indianapolis relatives. Mrs Elmer Whitten of Greensburg visited Mrs John Dittmer and Britney Rimstidt at Laughery Bridge who is very sick. Henry Lafary and family spent last Sunday with Frank Henneke and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hafft
Freudenstein
White Hall
Inez Wright
Mabel Cook
Will Wright
Grace Anderson
Sardinia
William Ferguson
Helen Lane
Henry Hafft
Richard
Madison
Henry Bode
Albert
Arthur Palmer
Chris Slagan
Napoleon
Ed Gage
John Dittmer
Britney Rimstidt
Laughery Bridge
Indianapolis
Elmer Whitten
Greensburg
Henry Lafary
Frank Henneke
Chamberlain’s Tablets Endorsements From Mrs Newton Vreeland
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York says Chamberlain’s Tablets ease her heaviness after meals and dullness. She states her husband carries a bottle on trips and she uses one or two to feel better when constipated or indigestion troubles arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local Notes Highlight Socials and Visits in Napolean Area
A string of social visits includes Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Behlmer and daughters with Glad ys Gookins, a Luther League lawn social success, and many residents attending church services and family gatherings. Births, visits from Chicago and Cincinnati relatives, hospital stay updates, and a 73rd birthday celebration are listed among town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Behlmer
Marjorie
R. Hertenstein
Gladys and
Blanche Gookins
Osgood
Luther League
Notice to Taxpayers on Bond Issue in Jackson Township
Taxpayers of Jackson Township Ripley County Indiana are notified that on June 8 1922 the officials determined to issue bonds of 6000 to fund a road improvement. The plan uses 442 percent interest with net assessed valuation 1234545 and existing debt 38463. Ten or more aggrieved taxpayers may appeal by filing with the County Auditor within 29 days from June 15 1922. Dated June 9 1922 W D Robinson Auditor Ripley County Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Ripley County
Indiana
Mathias. Johanningmann
Mathias Johanningman
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State Board
W. D. Robinson
Adams Township
William Rennekamp
Sunman
B. H. Kroenke Et
Spreckleson
Shirling
State Tax Board
Adams Township Bond Issue Ordered as Hearings Set
The June 5 1922 meeting of Adams Township Ripley County Indiana authorized bonds over 5000 dollars for road improvements with 14600 414 percent interest. The notice also lists current indebtedness and net valuation and mentions a public sale of lands in Adams Township to protect school funds with terms of sale including a one third cash payment and four years installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Court House
Versailles
Indiana
Adams Township
Trustee's Notice of Monthly Township Meetings
Trustee announces monthly township meetings in Morris on the first Saturday Sunman on the second and third Saturdays and at home on the last Saturday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sunman
Township Trustee Schedules Weekly Office Day
E. C. Timmermann announces weekly office hours in the First National Bank Building Batesville every Tuesday for township business. Citizens with matters to discuss are advised to call on that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert White
Gravette
Ark
George Michels
Auditor’s Office
H. H. Gookins
Delaware
Maggie Smith
Jennie Vawter
Dillsboro
Henry Bultman
Aurora
Court House News
Ed Koechlin
Robert Busteed
Walter H. Robinson
Fred A. Schmidt
Delaware Tp
Charles Schindler
Board of Review
Messrs. Trautman
Messrs. Trautman, Federle and Gindling
Adams Tp
Messrs
Charles Johnson
Adolphus Abbott
John Nickel
Theresa Weekley
Elizabeth Glauber
Frank J. Sperry
Joseph A. Luesse
Fred Kruse
George Volz
Robert F. Reister
Maurice Volz
John Neddermann
Republican Central Committee
Ednad Gordon
Joseph E. Gordon
Sophia Nickel
Datesville
County Board of Review
Jesse Demaree
Fred Hafft
Kelleyton
H. L. Whisman
John Whisman
Meta Narwold
Dessie Vogel
Danville College
Meta
Sophia Narwold
Henrietta Eaton
L. Mullen
Brookville
St. Petersburg
Fla
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Dr. Meyer
Lewis Jager
Lewis Heimsath
Dick Lewis
Clarence
Harold Abplanalp
Sophia
Lisetta Fruchtricht
Lucille
Marguerite Bodenberg
Loretta Bredemeier
Sylvia Taylor
William Bodenberg
Chicago
Henry Norwold Jr
Emmett Bodenberg
Arthur Abplanalp
College of Columbus
KE. O. Waters
Denver
Ruth
Cressa
Mildred
Elwood
Pendleton
Alexandria
Porter
Edna Abplanalo
Beatrice Reckeweg
Bertha Vogel
Marvin Ray
Harold
Isaac Hart
William Fowl
Anderson
Henry Fowl
John Heimsath
William Schaffer
Charles Spreckleson
Cincinnati
Ed Hart
Edward
Charles
Wendell
Elsa Drescher
Henry Drescher
Rhoda Michel
Sarah Gunter
Jake Idlewine
Muncie
Geo. Idlewine
Millhousen
Steinfelt
Johnnie
Elizabeth Peetz
Henry Peetz
Andy Peetz
Elmer ‘Fox
Noah Norwold
Rbatesville
Pittsburgh
Big Four
L. M. Gibson
Gibson Garage
Batesville, Ind
Hoosier
Taye Hoosier
Harry Schwier Co
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