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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
3
Miss Ella Schwier of Game Center visits Mrs. Louis Jobst and others while neighbors share calls in Batesville and Osgood. A spelling match ends with Elmer Bode beating Mrs. Harry Henneke for a candy prize. Fred Rimstidt and Fred Jobst are noted visitors, and Fred Jobst survives a wagon accident after horses topple into a creek with water up to his neck.
Walter and Harry Idlewine guest Sher man Hutson and family near Batesville last week. George Bultman family visited relatives at Jolly Center Sunday. Miss Della Siebert Batesville spent weekend with Miss Velma Bultman. Mrs George Hartig and grandson Virgil of Finks Corner with William Schwier and Clifford Wilson at Susan Johnsons. George Hoyer sisters attended funeral of Mrs Henry Schein at Huntersville. Roy Bultman family traveled to Ballstown to visit Charles Harvey and wife. Harry Henneke Kel lyton hosted by Harry Johnsons Sunday. Noah Risinger Laughery Bridge called Sunday morning. Zeri Dorrel Virgil Wilson visited Raymond and Harry Jobst Laughery Bridge. William Strobel bought a horse from Maurice Volz last week. Mrs Susan Johnson and family guest of B J Wiete Tuesday. Private Irvin Huneke returned home from Camp Dix. he enlisted two years ago.
Ed Schone and family visited Henry Holle on Sunday. Several women assisted Mrs. Fred Bosse with quilting on Thursday including Mrs. John Borchelt Mrs. Adam Borchelt and Emma. Visits extended to Cincinnati’s Lizzie Goodnough and others. Ed Schone’s group called on August Marticke Sunday evening. Walter Borchett went to Illinois last Wednesday for work.
Pleasant Park residents report visits among local families including Will Klusman and Dieckman families as Alfred Dieckman buys a cow from his brother Fred. Frank Battisti goes to Illinois for work. Henry Klostermeyer and family visit Herman Zeitz. Several flu cases are mild. Edna Dieckman and Mrs Emelie Dieckman spend a day with Mrs Henry Poske.
Washington reports that the Republican Congress has enacted a wide array of measures saving $940 million, restoring utilities to owners, advancing prohibition, suffrage, veterans' benefits, economic regulation, and nationwide postal and agricultural supports. The record includes major budget, tariff, and trade bills, and calls it substantially beneficial to the nation.
In Norfolk Virginia William Jennings Bryan spoke before the Anti-Saloon League urging continued activism. The crowd heard prompts for temperance measures and support for prohibition efforts.
Roy and Ollie Bultman and families of Jolly Center with Charles Harvey and wife hosted Sunday. Albert Siebert and family visited Pleasant Park from Pleas ant Park. Community members attended a sale near Morris Tuesday. Edward Menchofer visited William Karl Sunday evening. Mrs. Fred Norwold and children sick with the flu. Edward Karl George Menchofer and Edward Bosse of near Huntersville visited Ed Menchofer last week. Ervin Wonning and Batesville family visited Fred Wonning. Claude Dorrel and George Hoyer delivered stock to Morris Volz at Morris. George Menchofer cut wood at Bosse’s near Hubertsville. Roy Hoyer and wife sick. Laughery Creeks flooded again Tuesday morning.
Eli Snedaker died at his home Thursday night from influenza at age seventy three. He is survived by a widow and nine children and was buried at Rossburg cemetery on Sunday. Local notices also report several neighbors ill or recovering and multiple visits among residents.
Glenn J Wildman of Batesville Indiana promotes Bloomfield Concrete Stave Silo sales. He offers a 14 cent price quote on February orders and invites calls via the Napoleon Exchange. The notice ends by touting the paper’s reach to buyers.
Eighty acre farm with 75 acres cultivated and 5 acres timber including a locust grove. Located two miles west of Batesville on Batesville and Greensburg Pike, with a house barn and granary in good condition. Fruit trees and ample water. 22 acres of wheat, 370 bushels raised on 18 acres, and 600 bushels of corn shredded. Price 7600 dollars. TIMMERMANN & McCALLUM Job Printing Tribune Office Phone 22.
Public attention grows as Turkish women have their shoes shined in the streets, a customary practice drawing onlookers and reflecting evolving social norms. The scene captures daily life and public interest in urban Turkey.
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