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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
3
A community note describes a Fourth of July outing in Batesville to hear the Colored Orchestra. It also records numerous local family visits and a June 25 surprise birthday dinner for Mrs. George Hartig at Fink's Church with a large turnout and well filled baskets.
Mrs Henry Klostermeyer spent the day in Cincinnati. Fred Kleifgen and family from Indianapolis visited Charles Dieckman and family. Mrs Ahring and daughters visited Miss Sophia Dieckman at Batesville. Richard Kops and family from Indianapolis visited local kin. Chris Hornig and Henry Klostermeyer and families visited Henry J Peetz. August Wisman and wife hosted relatives at Louis Fischer’s home. Attendees included Henry Wisman Rev Stroehlein John Borchelt Ida Wisman Will Wisman Edwin Wisman Lily Kortum and John Wisman. Virgil Wilson vacationing with uncle Henry F Peetz.
NEW PENNINGTON Mr and Mrs Ernest Norwald shopped in Greensburg Wednesday. Mrs Frank Hart Mrs Ambrose Hickman and Mr and Mrs Ralph Linville visited St Paul Thursday to see Florence Lyons ill with pneumonia. Next Sunday baptismal service follows death of Rev Crane's father. Sherman Hart Greensburg visited parents. Albert J Beveridge lectured on the Bible as good literature at Clarksburg.
Ed Bessler aided Henry Goyert of Cross Roads last week. Mrs. Charles Harvey visited her mother Mrs. John Hoyer Thursday afternoon. Several from here attended the commencement at Osgood Thursday. Those who spent Sunday with William Menchofer and family included Roy Hoyer and family Mrs. G Hoyer of Steamboat Landing Hen Peetz and family and Mrs. Lizzi Peetz near Napoleon. Henry Peetz and family and mother of Pleasant Park visited John Compart and family one evening last week. Earl Schwier attended a Liprice party on his aunt Mrs. Harding near Finks Church Sunday. Henry Bultman of Batesville visited Henry Bohnert and family Saturday. Charles Harvey visited George Wamsgans Sunday evening. There is only one kind of Printing worth anything the right kind. That's our platform.
Mrs Vernon Summer and son Billy of Bennington spend the week with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Vickery. Mrs Clarence Colson visits sisters in Shelbyville. A large group from here attend Oldenburg Commencement. Ernie Shrader and daughter Marian of Indianapolis visit with Fred Niemeyer. A T Shazer family and Miss Hollis Niemeyer with Walter Cheek Batesville at home Sunday. Elmer Crowell family visit with Dave Martin. Mrs James Soncie of Indianapolis stays with H C Davis. Mrs Emerson Barclay and children from Lansing Mich guests of John Palmer family. Mrs Charles Stillwell returns to Indianapolis after two weeks with her mother Mrs C McDermott and Edna. Mary Crosley visiting daughter Milroy. Will Thomas and John Green families spend Saturday evening in Greensburg.
St Marys residents and neighbors visited George Hartman near Oldenburg. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joseph Ertel, Mr John Theobald, Joseph Laker, Hank Koetter, Joseph Schwegman, Louis Obermeier, the Lamping family, Stella Stevens, Louis Becker and August Becker. Birthday celebration featured relatives and friends and abundant food.
The Pocket notes Miss Lydia Marticke visited her grandparents and J M Marticke and family Monday. Various neighbors including Elmer Gesell and wife Clemens Bosse and families visited John Gesell near Highland Center Sunday. Louisa Schone visited Ed Schone and family Sunday afternoon. Henry Holle and wife of Huntersville called on Frank Bergman and family several days last week. Fred Marticke and family and Grandma Wessel visited August Marticke and wife and J M Marticke and family Sunday afternoon. Frank Bergman and family visited Ed Schone and family Sunday evening. Charles Kessens and family called on August Marticke and wife and J M Marticke and family Sunday evening.
Louis Siefert and Will Kahler build a new barn for Jake Werner while Hugo Roemer and Will Becker haul gravel on the pike. Fred Teufel visits Oldenburg. Louis Schuneman helps Wohland Brothers cut wheat. Several visits and a minor buggy accident are noted along with stomach health advice and a Chamberlain's Tablets plug.
A first time racegoer meets a famed jockey and thanks him for winning three dollars on her behalf praising his kindness.
Mrs. Elsie Aldrich returns to Bloomfield after a visit. Miss Bertha Glisson of Milroy visits parents Ben Glisson and wife. Miss Viola McWhorter returns from Newcastle. Families attend funeral of Mrs. Mahala Lyons at Brookville. Lawrence Hess and wife visit Indianapolis before returning home. De Lysle of Kentucky visits daughter Mrs. Florence Snow. Ophus Warner and family in Laurel attend David Hokey funeral at Cupps Chapel. James Curry and wife visit De Witt Curry in Fairfield. John Alley Sr. and wife host guests in Falmouth. Dan Curry in Brookville. De Witt Swift and Julia Swift attend Hokey funeral. Miss Kate Kase returns to Connersville. Charles Curry in Brookville. Mrs. Alpha Wright and grandchildren visit Connersville. Miss Hazel Jones of Connersville visits here. Miss Bertha Luke of Cincinnati visits relatives. Mrs. Edward Guthrie of Fort Myers, Fla., visits sister Mrs. George Lewis. Harry Curry in Brookville. Mrs. Rika Hutton and Andrew visit Luke at Peppertown. Miss Elsie Parvis of Connersville visits parents here.
Rain is very much needed in our locality. Mrs John Blake and wife visited Ernest Cavins and wife over Sunday. Several from here witnessed the ball game at Oldenburg Sunday. Mrs John Morgan of near Meta mora was seen in our midst Sunday. Robert White and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Russell Jones. Farmers around here have finished cutting wheat. Jessie White of Rush County has been in our midst the past week. The hum of the thresher will be heard in our locality this week. Frank White was a caller in Brookville Monday. Ben Schwegman and Lafe Jones were Brookville callers Thursday.
A young real estate agent guiding a prospective buyer and his wife through a large western England estate delivers grand Panegyrics and ends with a boastful gesture noting sunshine and a bright future, inviting disbelief or amusement at the showmanship.
The excerpt recalls moors and Glimmerton chapel bells in a valley scene at Wuthering Heights. It notes a full mellow flow of the beck soothing the ear after thaw or steady rain, contrasting with distant summer foliage sounds.
An old advertisement explains catarrh worsens when run down and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine, a local ointment with an internal tonic, improves general health. Sold by druggists for years from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
A partial railroad timetable lists East Bound and West Bound train numbers and times including No 34 at 4 45 a m No 36 at 3 25 a m No 16 at 4 55 p m No 14 daily ex Sunday at 5 25 p m and West Bound No 1 No 15 No 27 No 48 with incomplete notes
A satirical column mocks a local pest who spreads gloom and sob stories, urging residents to ignore his constant complaints. The piece portrays feigned fear from pets and children, framing the figure as unwelcome and troublesome to the community.
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