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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
8
Local shoppers see Napolean boys’ all wool blue serge communion suits offered by Nobby Clothing Co. in Batesville. Community announcements note weekly visits, school schedules, and upcoming Napoleon High events including the May 14 commencement at Assembly Hall with speeches, diplomas, and musical program.
Local item notes a small wedding in the city last Sunday for Grace Heidecker, youngest daughter of Fred Heidecker, with a Cincinnati groom. The couple will reside in Cincinnati. The column also lists visitations and health notes including Atlanta Roberts's serious illness, Watson Gookins's improvement, and social calls by Newton Hyatt, Mrs Vestine White, Omer Dobson, and others.
A short exhortation urging individuals to provide for their families by maintaining good health. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation biliary distress and indigestion and promises improved energy and ability to work after following the directions.
Mrs. Mary Voss visits daughter in Cincinnati and Mr and Mrs Gerrard arrive from Sharonville. Versailles High School cast performs Dodging an Heiress. Dora Coffee hosts farewell for graduates near Pierceville. Maxine Monteith travels to Ohio Kentucky. G L Rupp and Helen visit son in Cincinnati. Local visits include W E Smith, Nellie Pease, Emma Wilson. Edna Lamb guests in Richmond. George Ache attends wedding of his sister Mary in Cincinnati.
Albert Osler Sr. of Oakley Ohio spent Sunday with his family here. Henry Bohner and family Arthur Edith and Lillian Bohner visited Peter Stahle's at Happy Hollow Sunday evening. Louis Ross called at Sunman Tuesday. Arthur Van of Milan called Thursday. Dr. Fallis of Milan made a professional call Monday evening. Henry Crum and family visited Emma Bert and Louis Ross Sunday. John Prakel Jr. of North Branch visited Herman Bohner's Thursday. Grace Schornick employed at Henry Crum's spent Sunday with home folks. William Call and son Harry of Happy Hollow were visitors Wednesday. Clara Grossman of Sleepy Hollow visited Edna Cutter Sunday afternoon. Herman Bohner and wife called at James Arthur's Saturday evening.
The notice claims most chronic and muscular rheumatism cases respond to external use of Chamberlains Liniment. It asserts relief comes from applying the liniment and promotes a 35 cent bottle price with a large size at 60 cents.
Legends claim Helgoland’s great staircase hosted fairies above the rocks. In the eighteenth century a newborn’s feet were battered to prevent a fairy from swapping the infant for the fairy’s own child.
Louis Sieg of Sunman transacting business at the Court House Friday. Batesville pair Alberry Dickey and Will Schrader called there Friday. Thomas Harper and wife visited Will Kohlmeyer and wife in Milan Sunday. John Hillenbrand of Batesville was at the Court House Friday. Reba Beckett has returned from Moores Hill to spend the summer with her parents. Walter Fitch and John Sieg of Spades called Monday. several Sunman residents transacted business at Commissioners' Court Monday. Glenna Beer visited Henry Busching and family. Henry Bultman of Delaware Township transacting business Monday. The Senior Class staged the play Dodging An Heiress Friday night before a 125.00 house.
Will Snider and family visited John Oliger and family at Fink's Corner last Sunday. A surprise party for Alfred Sembach drew Albert Abplanalp Clarence Fellerman Alfred Kanning Clarence Yager Bertha Vogel and others. Louis Nye appeared Sunday evening. Charles Fellerman and family joined George Kestler at Fink's Corner. Fred Sembach and family visited Ed Palmer Mat Almeroth and family while Emil Graue and wife visited George Huneke at Batesville.
The Ripley County American Red Cross Home Service requests all local veterans to complete and mail a questionnaire to Peter Holzer, chairman, to assess further aid. Men should sign and return even if not seeking help so the chapter keeps complete records.
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