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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
6
Sunman area residents made visits and conducted business across the region. Names include Osgood Napoleon Milan Batesville Indianapolis Cincinnati Sunman and Oldenburg tied to various events from church meetings to Red Cross sessions. Engagements encompassed commencements, concerts, and community visits with multiple families and individuals noted.
Sloan's Liniment relieves rheumatic pains neuralgia toothache lumbago sprains and other external aches quickly without rubbing. Clean and effective versus plasters or ointments. keep in house for prompt relief from nerve pains bruises strains and overexertion. Available at druggists 26c 50c or 1.00. No. 1 Job Printing Tribune Office.
A reflective note cites John Wesley urging care for the present as future stewardship. It emphasizes that the world governed before us will still be managed after our time, and our duty is to improve the current moment.
Social notes from Pleasant Park report a July 4 dance at Batesville fair grounds with attendees from nearby towns. Several locals visited, attended funerals, and shared gatherings at homes across Ballstown Hun tersville and Kentucky. A reader testimonial praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for family travel.
Chas Kramer and family from College Corner visited Mrs Kramer’s father John Wolforest. Red Cross workers were active here last week with many members joining. Fred Teifel visited Clarence Wolker’s family near Blooming Grove. Arthur Marlin of Surman visited his brother Will Marlin’s family. Many from here attended the Red Cross social in Metamora Saturday night.
New Point sere July 4th events announced with Colson Grove hosting music speaking and food. Memorial services by I O O F in Christian church led by W K Ehrhardt with a musical program led by J M Greene and Elbert Moore. Dorothy Cole arrives from Indianapolis for summer visit. Red Cross campaign closes with township quotas surpassed. Indiana Dental College graduate Wm Meyers awaiting call to serve. Sanol liver kidney remedy promotion included.
The M. E. Sunday school will have an outing on the banks of Laughery Friday of this week. Ed Waters and family J H Sammons and family attended Children's Day at Cedar Creek Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Jos Arnold of Greensburg visit their son Edgar and family. Charles Seymore and wife of FairView spent Sunday with Dr Heath and wife. Rev Morin and wife dined with Dr Heath. Ada Newman visited relatives in Indianapolis last week. Cora and Flora Hertenstein joined the M E church Sunday. Mrs Ed Griswold of Wabash visits sister Mrs James New. Irene Beckenbaugh of Muncie visiting here. Miller Louie Heimsath installing a cement walk on Main Street.
A vintage advertisement urges early treatment for colds after exercise and drafts. It promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a pleasant balm that soothes coughs reduces inflammation and repairs tissues. Available at druggists for 1.00.
Foggy evening at Batesville fair grounds hosts New Pennington with a social gathering. Local residents including Herrice Grown Ward Williams and family attend while others travel to Milroy Ogord Prigay and New pout observe community events.
A vintage ad extols Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as relief for croup and whooping cough, promising loosened mucus and easier breathing. It describes soothing balsams healing irritated membranes and preventing inflammation, noting it is pleasant to take and sold by druggists for 25 cents.
The notice lists residents and families from Delaware Batesville Brookville North Branch Greensburg and Napoleon who visited relatives and attended events. It notes a Sunday gathering at J C Cook and family and a Laughery Valley band dance at Schwier's Grove. Several excursions to Osgood Newpoint Sunman and Sunman funeral are mentioned.
The ad claims constipation lowers life expectancy below 40 years and causes headaches biliousness nervousness and muddy skin It promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as prompt mild non griping relief that tones the system and clears the complexion Sold at druggists for 24 cents.
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