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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
2
Titusville business caller Thomas and Rayborn are noted among a parade of visitors and guests this week. Residents from Illinois Ohio and Indiana stop by for meals calls and to attend relatives and friends gatherings in Milan Madison Moore s Hill Oldenburg and Lawrenceburg.
Several Batesville residents attended a dance in Ahren's Saturday night. Many locals visited relatives in Clarksburg and New Castle areas, including Bultman, Bohner, Hutton, Dorrel, Schwier, and Engel families. Casual Sunday visits featured John Johnson, Ruth Dorrel, and Sherman Hutson among others.
Fourth of July events in Ernest Norwold’s grove are noted with residents from Sandusky Newpoint and Batesville visiting. The celebration committee will meet with Superintendent G. M. Worsham Monday night. An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills 96 tablets in glass bottles for 25 cents, claimed to ease constipation by morning.
New. Point. Bigtime at Batesville fair grounds July Sed. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daugherty and son Hugh of Indianapolis were guests of Ed Neimeyer and family Saturday evening and Sunday. Mrs. John Colson and daughters visited Rushville and Carrie Colson in hospital. Miss Bessie Meyers went to Batesville. Mrs. Virgil Minning and Anna Lee Hickman attended Oldenburg commencement. Louise Metz returned from Cincinnati visit. Mrs. Isaac Palmer visited Amanda Baylor Greensburg. Flo Freeland visited Cincinnati. Frank Scott and daughter Greensburg visitors to Ed Harding. Mrs. Forrest Ketchum returned to Lebanon after visit with Henry Green. C P Freeland and Vernon Burnet Evans with Cincinnati trip. Burley Evans went to St. Paul. Howard Starks and family near Kingston spent Sunday with Geo. Metz.
Local notes report heavy rain aiding corn growth but sparking weed growth. Cherries are plentiful yet going to waste with readers urged to contact Frank Wilson in Hayti if interested in picking. Several residents, including Mrs. Chas. G. Harvey of Rushville, visited family in the area. Wiete returned from a six week visit with Mrs. Fred Wolfe at New Point. Ervin Wonning and wife visited his father-in-lawLawrence Kessler and wife at Finke’s Corner. Lon Huneke and sisters traveled to Whitcomb Indiana to see Adrian Dorrel and family. Connor Hutson was visited near Spades by relatives.
A doctor recommended Dr King s New Discovery as a cheap simple remedy for coughs colds and bronchial and lung ailments. A dose of one fourth to one teaspoonful given as needed is said to soothe and check symptoms and prevent serious illness. Patients are urged to visit their druggist and start treatment immediately.
Social notes show multiple local families visiting friends and relatives around Batesville during the weekend. Events include visits by Henry Mang and family Fred Marticke and family Mrs Henry Wessel and Master Edwin Schone, Aug Marticke and family, Raymond and Frieda Henry Paul Schimke and kin, and Henry Holle’s household. Attendees also travel by auto to Ed Schone’s and Ed Haase’s homes.
A roundup of local social visits and daily activities across the Reading area. Families, neighbors, and friends gather for Sunday visits, entertainment, and casual travel with mentions of Oldenburg, St Maurice, and Batesville. A Mills Co. note highlights agriculture and local commerce. A Pittsburgh Gasette Times quote discusses masculine church involvement and active lay leadership.
Haymond and families spent Sunday with Mary Adams at Laurel and with Cokenge, Jansing and Jansing households from Covington. They joined Louis Barnhorst, Father Weishaar, and Father Schaaf from Brookville on a Jasper trip. Keifer nephew Lambert accompanied them home. Kroger visited Batesville Friday. A surprise party honored Frank Flaapholer Sunday. Anna Bilz of Indianapolis stayed with Mrs. Strasburger. Mike Crist and Ben Vonderheide visited Cedar Grove. Kroeger funds barn remodeling.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment to stop neuralgia pains in the face head arm or shoulder. It promises quick relief after a few drops and quiet rest, claiming the remedy brightens life and is available in 3 ounce bottles at druggists.
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