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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1920

Page

5

Local Notes and Short Occupations in Batesville Area

New Pennington seeks workers for factory and outdoor jobs at The Hillenbrand Co. in Batesville Indiana. Local residents Omer Davis visits uncles Lafe and Francis Hickman. cattle traded. baby boy born to Harry Belter and wife on St Patrick's Day. Various community updates cover visits, illnesses, church activities, employment, and nearby travel through Morris, Milford, Cross Roads, and Greensburg.

Hillenbrand Co Batesville Ind Omer Davis Lafe Francis Hickman Olin Gomme Morris Rolf Palmer Harry Belter St. Patrick’s Charles Williams Bernice Brown Willard Hart Ben Wiete Vickery Newpoint John Abplanalp Christian Milford Chris Gommel Cross Roads Sherman Hart Sandusky Rev. Crane Ambrose Hickman Dorothy Palmer Athenia Williams H. S. McKee Ernest Norwold Frank Hart Matt Marticke Whitsitt William Scherling Greensburg Albert Gommel

Local Families Visit and Travel Notes Across Ballstown Area

Roy Bultman and family and Albert Bultman of Jolly Center along with Otlie Schwier and his mother visited Harry Bultman and family Sunday. Grandma Dorrel traveled to Napoleon to visit friends over the weekend. Albert Karl returned from Cincinnati for a week home. Charles Harvey and wife visited friends in Peppertown Sunday. Ed Karl and Ed Menchofer with Fred Wenning were guests of George Menchofer Friday evening. George Hoyer delivered cattle to Maurice Volz at Morris Monday. Henry Peetz and family of near Napoleon passed through en route to Batesville last week. William Menchofer and family called at Charles Harvey and wife’s home last week. George Wamsgans hauled locust posts bought from William Schwier Monday morning. Claude Dorrel and family visited Wm. Menchofer Sunday afternoon. George Bultman and Henry Bohnert dragging the pikes presently. Mrs. John Hoyer and Mrs. Joe Pfeiffer with Mrs. Fred Kruse and daughter Alice visited Mrs. Charles Harvey Monday afternoon.

Roy Bultman Albert Bultman Jolly Center Otlie Schwier Harry Bultman Grandma Dorrel Napoleon Albert Karl Charles Harvey Peppertown Ed Karl Ed Menchofer Fred Wenning George Menchofer George Hoyer Maurice Volz Morris Henry Peetz Near Napoleon Batesville William Menchofer George Wamsgans William Schwier Claude Dorrel Wm. Menchofer George Bultman Henry Bohnert John Hoyer Joe Pfeiffer Fred Kruse Alice

Local Notes from Bennington Square and Nearby Towns

Mrs Harry Better welcomes a baby boy born March 17 while Harry Siebert and mother remain on sick list. Andy Hahn and wife traveled to Indianapolis for business then returned. Ernest Norwold and daughter Elma shopped in Batesville. John Bower visited Wm McHugh Anna McHugh and Mrs Hibbler at Narwold's. Charles Williams and family hosted Greensburg relatives. Ernest Narwold delivered potatoes to Al Foerster's Batesville store.

Harry Siebert Harry Better Andy Hahn Indianapolis Ernest Norwold Elma Batesville John Bower Wm. McHugh Anna McHugh Hibbler Narwold Charles Williams Greensburg Ernest Narwold al Foerster

Why Colds Are Dangerous

A brief health note warns that colds weaken the lungs and increase the risk of serious diseases such as pneumonia consumption diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. It urges rapid recovery and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a dependable pleasant treatment.

Local social notes from Osgood and surrounding towns

List of callers and visits from Osgood Napoléon Dillsboro Milan and Greensburg with beekeepers meeting attendance, exams, church services, and school closing notices. Names include Alfred Pappenhaus George Bode Frank Henneke C F Sellers John Niehaus Esther Peetz Henry Bode and families.

Local residents socialize around Hayti area

Roy Bultman and family and Ollie and Grandma Schwier spent Sunday with Harry Bultman and family at Ballstown. Mrs Rosa Strobel and son H John son and Charles Esterly spent Saturday evening with Susan Johnson and family. There will be a spelling match at Hayti School Thursday night Mar 25. Harry Bultman and family plus Huneke children visited Susan Johnson. Ray Dorrel and Russell Bultman took final exams at Hayti. Florence Dorrel visited Napoleon. John Hiner of W Delaware was in town last week. Harry Johnson and family and others visited Susan Johnson. Iola Michel spent weekend with her uncle near Napoleon. Clint Wilson and family stayed with Harry Johnson. Harry Jobst from Laughery Bridge visited Sunday. Rosa Strobel and son visited George Hartig family at Osgood. Ethel and Gladys Bultman visited Flora John Ben and family. Ben Lafe and John Johnson walked and Earl Schwier left Friday for Illinois for work.

Roy Bultman Ollie Grandma Schwier Harry Bultman Ballstown Rosa Strobel H. Johnson Charles Esterly Susan Johnson Hayti School Alice Lydia Clara Elma Huneke Clarence Irvin Huneke Harry Johnson Harry Jobst Laughery Bridge George Hartig Osgood Ethel Gladys Bultman Flora Johnson Ben Lafe John Johnson Walker Earl Schwier Illinois

Notice to silo buyers offers 14 percent February discount

A notice from Glenn J. Wildman of Batesville Indiana advertises a 14 percent discount on all orders for Bloomfield Concrete Stave Silos during February. He is an agent and can call on buyers to quote prices. Contact through Napoleon Exchange Wanenage.

Bloomfield Concrete Napoleon Exchanan

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted by Physicians

Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications and must be treated internally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken by mouth and claims to work through the blood to mucous surfaces. Prescribed by leading doctors for years, it combines tonics with blood purifiers and promises strong results. Testimonials offered and produced by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. Also Hall's Family Pills advertised for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Props Toledo

Downey Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination in Versailles

Dr. J W Downey of Versailles announces candidacy for sheriff in the Republican primary on May 4 1920 and appeals to voters for support. Tribune Job Printing Always Pleases.

J. W. Downey Versailles Tribune

Stomach Trouble Relief From Chamberlain Tablets

Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain after eating fruit or vegetables. After using Chamberlain's Tablets he can now eat fruits and vegetables without pain or sleepless nights. If indigestion or constipation troubles you, try these tablets for relief.

Theodore Sanford Fenmore Mich Chamberlain

Pleasant Park Social Notes From Sunday Visits

Master Edwin Dieckman hosted Garnet Wisman on Sunday. Clarence Prakel of Adams Church planned work with Charles Dieckman this summer. Richard Kops from Indianapolis visited home folks. Families of Wisman and Peetz visited Gotlieb Peetz and Henry Peetz Sunday. Edna Dieckman and Emelie Dieckman called on Mrs. Peetz. Mrs. Hoyer learned of her sister's Milford death due to a kerosene fire. Henry F. Peetz and family hosted John Wisman and family Saturday. Emil Kessens and wife had their baby christened by Rev. Flantz at Cross Roads Sunday.

Edwin Dieckman Garnet Wisman Clarence Prakel Adams Church Charles Dieckman Richard Kops Indianapolis Ahring John Wisman Gotlieb Peetz Henry Peetz Emelie Dieckman Edna Henry F. Peetz Hoyer Milford Herman Dieckman Emil Kessens Flantz Cross Roads

Robbery convictions prompt cynical rationale from defendants

Some men found guilty of robbery confessed that they acted to start a business. One said they could have saved trouble by following the usual procedure and starting business first. The London Passing Show notes the dubious reasoning.

London

Notice of Administration for Jesse O. Hay Estate

The undersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of Ripley County Indiana as Administratrix of the estate of Jesse O Hay late of Ripley County deceased.

Ripley County Indiana Jesse O. Hay

Also Mentioned on This Page

New Pennington Jeff Meyers Dr. Heath William Westerfeld Henry Bornemeier Lafe Hickman Gibson Pierce Alexander Middlebranch New Bennington Square Alfred Pappenhaus George and Albert Bode Frank Henneke John Graue C. F. Sellers Harry Henneke Beekeepers Noah Risinger Dillsboro John Niehaus Milan Charles Sellers Clifford C. L. Wager Harves Corner Edward Massing Naomi Papenhaus Delaware Frank Howard Henneke Albert George Bode Esther Peetz Happy Hollow William Jobst Mary Martin Raymond Jobst Jake Massing Albert Bodé John Dittmer Floyd and Everett Kellyton Britney Rimstidt Ralph Jones Elmer Mud Pike Henry Bode Louis Jobst Game Center Wanenage Glenn J. Wildman Batesville, Ind R. R Pleasant Park Fesler J. W. Fesler VAUL The Batesville Bank Mary Pearl Moody M. F. Bohland Geo. Steinwart John Ditton Third St Central Ave Grand Central Depot Cincinnati Ohio Third Street Meyer Hardware CO Gaul Paris Kramer's Kramer Pearl and Vine Streets
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