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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

8

Oldenburg Fourth of July dance at Batesville fair grounds

Local notes report a July Fourth dance hosted by Eureka Band at Batesville Fair Grounds. The issue lists numerous social visits and travels including engagements, weddings, ordinations, and a detailed account of the Brockman Hostel wedding with attendants and outfits. The couple plan a ten day honeymoon to Niagara Falls and other stops before settling in.

Peppertown Fair Grounds visit and local social circle

Eureka Band at Peppertown Fair Grounds hosts Leslie Little and wife James Wood and wife John Doegnes and wife Ernest Doegnes and wife W C Reifel and wife Ralph Little Carl Stall Miss Jennie Lin and Miss Tillie Teufel all of Commersville visited last Sunday and attended children's day Also present were Mr and Mrs Williams of Metamora John Dietzel and wife and son William of Yellow Bank hosted by Fred Teufel and wife Miss Louis Scheneman business caller at Oldenburg George Hunsinger Mrs Will Marin and Mrs Fred Teufel Connersville passengers last Thursday Mrs Kate Romer and son of Connersville spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Hose

Batesville Fair Grounds Eureka John Burdick St. Bernard Frank Lampe Ben Karg Wm. Bachus James Connelley Eugene Etter Babe Dayton Elizabeth Wieke Lafayette Ella Marie Gartner Cincinnati Gibson House George Holte Alvin Clarence Linda Clarissa Feldkamp Wm. Brockman Antwerp Linda Peine Bernadetta Mollaun Indianapolis Rose Clara Alma Lampe Gies Hugh Staudt St. Louis Chartrand Damon Sanders Phillibert Ramstetter Anthony Kroger Cold Springs Aloysius Albrecht Pekin Simeon Fiedler Escanaba Mich Edgar Casey Ridgetown Ont Holy Family Church Carolina Brockman Wm. Holtel David Kersting Rose Brockman Alvin Holtel Bertha Holtel Martin Brockman Miss Rose Brockman Miss Bertha Holtel Henry Brockman George Holtel Niagara Falls Leslie Little James Woodcock John Doegnes Ernest Doegnes W. C. Reifél Ralph Little Carl Stall Jennie Lin Tillie Teufel Commersville Fred Teufel Mrs. Williams Metamora John Dietzel William Yellow Bank Louis Scheneman Oldenburg George Hunsinger Will Marlin Connersville Kate Romer and Son Hose

Printers and the value of good printing noted

Some readers observe that patrons save pennies by accepting inferior work and limited advertising value, while printers generally charge reasonable prices though some earn more from volume. The moral urges using a reputable printer to save money and avoid poor results.

Nesty

Local Notes and Visits Circle Metamora This Week

Metamora residents host relatives in Indianapolis and Cincinnati visitors surface among community scenes. Families including the Sherwoods and Currys share gatherings while news of Harry Curry’s safe return from overseas reaches the town. Commencement at the M E church featured Rev. Black and graduates from local families.

Pumpkin Pie All Year Now Says Tradition Change

A writer argues that pumpkin pie should be enjoyed in spring and summer as pumpkins are canned and eggs and milk are plentiful. He notes old customs tied to fall harvest and holidays but urges adapting to modern times with custard using pumpkin pulp regardless of season.

Ike Oliver Twist

Translations Enrich a Public Library and Language Study

The passage argues for abundant translations of great books in many languages to mimic travel’s liberalizing effect while preserving originals to tempt language study. It highlights translations widening understanding and teaching precision of language and thought through translation practice, as noted by Lowell.

t.—Lowell

Notice to Non-Residents in Ripley County Indiana 1919

Public notice in Ripley Circuit Court September term 1919 names George M. Hillenbrand as plaintiff against John Burtschi and others non residents. Complaint to quiet title seeks to quiet real estate in Batesville described as Lots 363 and 378. Defendants are required to appear by September 2, 1919 at Versailles Court House or answer. Includes attorney M F Bohland and Clerk Chris H Kassendick. Also unrelated 1919 advertisement snippets follow.

State of Indiana Ripley George M. Hillenbrand John Burtschi M. F. Bohland Burtschi Herman H. Buckman Buckman Andrew Erkenbrecher Herman Schrader & Co Herman Schrader Ripley County Frederick Schrader Batesville Versailles

NON RESIDENT DEFENDANTS IN RIPLEY CIRCUIT COURT 1919

The Ripley Circuit Court in Versailles notes defendants including William W. McMullen as heirs and spouses of Henry Coen James F Stewart S. J. Lawrence and others named with unknown residences. The plaintiff seeks to quiet title to property in Ripley County Indiana including Lot 7 on section 16 township 9 north range 13 east and several Sunman parcels plus described tracts and exclusions. Notice requires appearance at the September term to answer or demur. failure will lead to judgment in absence.

State of Indiana County of Ripley William W. McMullen Henr Coen Henry Coen Coen James F. Stewart James F.stewart Stewart S. J. Lawrence Lawrence Dedere Clerger Clerger Devisees George Stulp Stulp Baronet Wagoner Wagoner Sunman Meridian St Balthaser Trautman William McMullen Ripley County Ind

Timmermann Trustee Notice in Batesville Office

E C Timmermann Township Trustee announces weekly office hours at the First National Bank Building in Batesville for township business calls every Tuesday.

First National Bank Batesville E. C. Timmermann

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