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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
3
Sunman hosts July Fourth activities with the Eureka Band and Fair Ground floor drawing dancers to Batesville. Community happenings include visits between Sunman, Versailles, Milan, and Cincinnati, church improvements, a Redmen initiation, a ball game victory for Sunman over Covington, and local obituaries and visits continuing through the week.
Mrs Ed Bergman and son from Indianapolis visit relatives this week. Lewis Kirchoff and family from Laughery Bridge stay with Fred Luers and family Friday. Mrs Margaret Hillman returns to Indianapolis after visiting Henry Mang’s family. Mrs Anna Smith and Batesville children visit Fred Einhaus’s home. John Praker Sr and wife spend Tuesday with Herman Bohner at Culver's Corner. George Meister and family visit Henry Mang. Herman Huneke visits Lewis Jobst and family at Laughery Bridge. Clara Einkhaus, employed in Cincinnati, returns home for a visit.
The report notes Fourth of July events at Suoman Fair Grounds in Batesville including Henry Holle and family and Aug Marticke visiting E Schone and family. Social visits filled Saturday and Sunday with multiple local families attending gatherings and a funeral at Huntersville.
En Kossing did business in Cincinnati on Wednesday. Miss Gertrude Burdick traveled to Cincinnati Friday morning for a short visit. Mrs. Mary Dietrick returned home in Newport Sunday evening after a few days with relatives. Mrs. Robert Ertel and her Covington, Kentucky-based children visited her parents Sunday evening, accompanied by Wd Peine.
Speed your Fourth at Suaman plus a list of visitors from Batesville Indianapolis Cincinnati and Morris spent time with relatives in the area. Church services at Stephen's next Sunday feature The joy of the Christian with a quarterly meeting to follow. A B Wycoff gave memorial addresses at Crops Clales and Lincolnville with his son Paul present.
Morris visits and returns from Cincinnati. A baby boy born to Anthony Reiley and wife. Florence Meister visits Cincinnati. Mrs. John Stevens of Oakley spends days with friends. Mrs. Frank Leffring and Carrie Swiss visit Batesville. Fred Belter and wife host visitors. Fred Bittner and Marcella Peller with Nordmeyer and Kuebel tour Shelbyville. Ed Reuter and relatives from Cincinnati and Prescott visit. Oelrichs from Belleville arrive to spend days with relatives.
Advertisement notes Dr King New Life Pills aid stomach liver and kidney health by purifying blood and easing constipation. Mentions local dealers and a July gathering in Batesville. Nearby items report Grace Smith seriously ill, church day exercises, and various local visits in Batesville and Brookville.
A facsimile style home health advertisement promises free trial treatment for rheumatism and kidney disorders. It touts CHRONICURE to cleanse the blood and remove the cause, claims broad curative ability, and asks readers to mail a free package to MIS. M. SUMMERS in South Bend, Indiana.
Greensburg residents Mrs. Chas Redington and child visited with her mother Mrs. Ollie Tucker and Mrs. Ford Lindemeier of Batesville spent midweek with home folks. Miss Ethel Tucker returned from Illinois for a two week stay. Mrs Curt Walker and daughter Mrs Harold Wolfe shopped in Greensburg. Lillia Williams with daughter and Mrs John Green left for visits in Lockland and Hamilton. Miss Cora Starks went to Indianapolis. Flora Martin of Indianapolis visited her father. Ed Niemeyer and wife hosted the following Sunday. Harold Wolfe and wife Grover Beus visited Edna McDermott Ray Wise and Christine Meyer.
The ad touts Dr Hobson's Kezema Ointment for skin eruptions like eczema and itch. It claims immediate relief on first application and features a testimonial from Mrs A Einfeld of Rock Island Illinois noting nine years free from the ailment. Guaranteed and recommended by dealers.
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