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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
4
Numerous families including Schone Marticke Bergman and Belter groups visited relatives around Batesville Greensburg and nearby farms on Sunday and weekdays. Contacts included Ed and Mrs Schone August Marticke Henry Holle and others visiting Siblings cousins and in laws across multiple farms and towns.
Grandma and Ollie Schwier spent Sunday and Monday with George Schwier and family at Versailles. Several families from Brookville Laughery Bridge Ballstown and Osgood visited relatives here and nearby. One group traveled to Cincinnati for a son's appendectomy and returned the same day.
Fred Dieeckman and family guests of Charles Dieckman on Sunday. Miss Sophia and Louisa Peetz shopped at Batesville Friday. Funeral of Miss Louisa Klostermeyer at Cross Roads Sunday afternoon attended by locals. Will Siebert and wife visited Oscar Stroble Sunday. Mrs. Henry Siebert and Mrs. Ahring visited Mrs. G. Peetz Friday. Pat Corcoran of Cincinnati visited his family here Sunday. Moon eclipse visible Sunday night. Barbara Peetz celebrated birthday with all children and families present. Dallas Peetz shared the day’s joy with gifts and wishes for many more celebrations.
New Bennington Square Mrs Alexander and son Martin were visitors in Morris Monday morning. Olin Gommeel and family spent Sunday with Jeff Williams and family. Mrs Boring and daughters are ill with scarlet fever under Dr McKee care. August Norwold and daughter Elsie of Huntersville and Mrs Walter Westerman and children of Indianapolis visited Ernest Norwold and family Sunday. Grandma Palmer spent Saturday visiting Napoleon friends. Mrs Ambrose Hickman spent several days in Napoleon last week. William Miller and family visited Harry Siebert and wife Sunday evening. Ernest Norwold and wife called on Mr and Mrs Hibbler Thursday. Harry Siebert and wife hosted her Cincinnati brother Sunday. Keep quiet and you will not be disturbed by customers. Advertise in the Tribune and they will keep you busy.
Mrs. Robert Uter visited Mrs. Chas Harvey last week. Farmers planted potatoes and plowed for corn this week. Mr. and Mrs. Heimsath of Lockspring visited Fred Kruse's family. Henry Menchofer and Irvin Wenning families visited William Menchofer. A funeral for Louisa Klostermeyer was held at Cross Roads. Fishermen lined Laughery creeks Sunday. Claude Dorrel and Louis Jobst families visited relatives at Clarksburg. Richard Schwier of Cincinnati visited Rollin Hoyer. John Hoyer and wife visited Chas Harvey. Fred Wonning and family visited John Fellowman near Napoleon.
The Hayti area sees farmers planting potatoes and starting gardens amid cool May skies. Clint Wilson, his family, and Albert Bultman visit relatives, while others travel to Osgood to visit Margaret Bultman. Albert Hoyer relocates the old Peter Shiers house site and begins potato planting on the landmark’s former location. Community figures supply assessments as Laughery Township activity continues.
Mrs Boering and daughter are confined to their home with scarlet fever. Mrs Rose Hart and son Norman called on Mrs Linville at Napoleon Thursday afternoon. Mrs Rhoda Palmer spent Saturday with cousin Mrs Mendenhall. Several local youths attended the Senior Class play at Napoleon Saturday evening. Olin Gommel and family visited Jeff Williams Sunday. Mr and Mrs P Hate spent Sunday with his parents. Olin Gommel went to Columbus last Friday. Alfred Bardeau of Cincinnati visited his sister Mrs Harry Siebert. There is only one kind of Printing worth anything the right kind. Phone 22.
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Quotes from several papers critique federal machinery under Wilson, labeling it costly to the public. Disputes over naval advice and Palmer Watkins vote tallies reflect party tensions. Philippine Democrats back Wilson, with many holding offices appointed by the president.
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