Oldenburg News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Death
Uns skilled help sought by Hillenbrand Co Batesville. Many residents from Batesville Cincinnati Brookville and Muncie visit relatives and attend affairs. A funeral in Shelbyville marks a late elderly woman’s passing. Rev Waldbaus of Cincinnati presided. Nears weeklong travels include doctors and family exchanges across Indiana and Kentucky.
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Hillenbrand Co
Batesville
Vobler
Muncie
Alois Springman
Wm. Ferrell
Cincinnati
Jos. Haverkos
Gus Karg
Connersville
Local Social Notes From Brookville Area
Haymond Squire Osborn attended a Brookville caller Saturday. William Osborn and daughters Alice and Emma visited Frank White and his family Sunday. Dr Cramer of Cedar Grove, formerly of this place, died at his Cedar Grove home. Funeral services were held Tuesday with Rev Weishaar at Cedar Grove on Friday. Henry Fledderman and Mike Graman were Penntown callers Sunday.
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Frank
Edward Peice
Cincinnati
A.J. Hackman
Brookville
Caroline Hurst
Elizabeth Gruecker
Kuerman
Wm. Tebbe
Gruecker
Rev. Waldbaus
Fred Norwald
Wilmington
Thresia Gruenker
Kate Waldbaus
G. Moiman
Anna Peine
John Ertel
A. Munchel
Adam Munchel
Oak Forest
John Dennett
J. A. Hiltenbrand
A.W. Romweber
Batesville
Ken Lamping
Hamburg
Harry Ertel
Gus. Swegeman
Conrad Swegman
Ben Swegman
Alton Jones
Jus. Laker
St.Marys
Barney Rudolf
Newport
Heppner
F. Burdick
J. Heppner
Mull
Jos, Macke
Evelyn
Washington County
Squire Osborn
Wm. Osborn
Alice
Emma
Frank White
Mr. Cramer
Cedar Grove
Weishaar
Henry Fledderman
Mike Graman
Penntown
Sloan's Liniment Relief for Sprains and Aches
The well known remedy offers quick relief for strains sprains bruises and all muscle soreness. It penetrates without rubbing and does not stain the skin. For rheumatic pains neuralgia gout lumbago and after hard work relief is provided. Sold at druggists for 25c.
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Sloan
Peppertown Notes Report Local Visits and Calls
Christ Ellerman called on Jacob Werner Saturday and on Geo Wamsley last week. Mrs Ellerman and family visited Fred Teufel. Will Reifel of Connersville and Geo Reifel visited Metamora. John Wolf moved his saw mill to Louis Stern’s on Salt Creek. Mrs Wamsley was at Morris recently.
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Christ Ellerman
Jacob Werner
John Lunsford
Batesville
Geo. Wamsley
Stop Left Over Coughs with Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey
Stop Left Over Coughs. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey stops lingering coughs from January. Pine balsams loosen phlegm while glycerine soothes tissues. Antiseptic and pleasant to take. Get it at your druggist today. Formula on bottle 26c. No.2 Use Well Your Gift quote from Ruskin ends.
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Dr. Bell
Batesville Ordinance Defines Precinct Boundaries in Ward One
The ordinance partitions Batesville Indiana into two precincts in Ward One and defines Precinct One from Park Avenue south to East Pearl Street and corporate limits, and Precinct Two along East Pearl Street, Herman and Depot Streets, Catherine and Sycamore Streets, and adjoining alleys, plus the Ward Two boundaries extending to Main Street and West Pearl Street. States exact street centerlines and alley divisions per John Callahan plan.
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Batesville
Indiana
Park Avenue
Depot Street
Pearl Street
East Pearl Street
City of
1Ville
Fasc
Estern Avenue
Fistern Avenue
Herman Street
Tow Street
Park | Avenue
Said
Catherine Street
Sycamore Street
Batesville Ward Boundaries Reassigned by City Ordinance
City of Batesville ordains Precinct One in Ward Two and Precinct Two in Ward Two with the Hartman addition and Hillenbrand Avenue routes, and Ward Three territory defined by Main Street Mulberry Catherine West Pearl and related streets. The description specifies street-by-street boundaries within Ripley County Indiana.
Ward Three Precinct Two established in Batesville ordinance
An ordinance defines the Precinct Number Two boundary in Ward Three of Batesville Indiana from Main Street south, north along Mulberry Catherine Second West Pearl Smith Hillenbrand Elm to divide Hipley and Franklin counties. It becomes effective after publication in Batesville Tribune and Democratic Herald and posting as required. Mayor Chasm Fw Gibson signs, City Clerk Jacob Drescher attests.
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Ward No. 3
Main Street
Mulberry Street
Catherine Street
Second Street
Pearl Street
West Pearl
Smith Street
Ward Three
Batesville Tribune and Democratic Herald
Gibson
Jacob F. Drescher
Trustee's Notice to Batesville Residents on Tuesdays
Trustee Loughery Tp. announces weekly office hours at his Batesville residence to handle town shop matters. All parties with business in Beas with the townshop should call on that day. Henry C. Timmermann is the trustee.
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Batesville
Busi Beas
Not Too Late to Enter the Pony Contest
Nominations are in and voting will begin to determine a winner for a pony prize. If your name is not listed, submit your nomination blank to join the contest.
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