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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
3
Sunday School and church services were well attended. Area residents visited relatives and attended events in nearby towns including Batesville Greensburg Napoleon and Newpoint. The community members noted include Miss Nora Williams A Hickman Logan Thackery and families with several short outings and visits throughout the weekend.
A list of Monday through Sunday social visits in the Marticke Bergman area. Families including Marticke Bergman Schone Beinke and Holle host and guest multiple afternoons and evenings with neighbors Mrs Bergman Mrs Stickford Mrs Springmeier and others attending.
Milan residents Roy and Clarence Butt and Edith Bohner and families spent Sunday with Herman Bohner Sr. and family. Emma and Bert Ross attended church at Mud Pike Saturday night and Marie Bohlke of Stumpke's Corner visited Edna Cutter Sunday. A large crowd attended the play party at the school yard Sunday night.
Sunday visits are listed across several towns. James Hennecke and family called on Frank Henneke and wife in Laughery Bridge. Mary Martin of Napoleon called on John Nicholls. C F Sellers and family visited Ed Pohlar in Sharp's Corner. Mrs Caplinger and baby, of Osgood, stayed with George and Mrs Robbins. John Dean and son Harley of Slab Town visited S M Gookins and sister. Allee and three friends from Cincinnati spent Sunday with Levi Alee. Harry Huneke and wife called on Batesville. John Graue and family and Fred Schmidt attended church at Napoleon.
A captioned ad claims Chamberlain's Tablets produce a mild gentle laxative effect that is hardly noticeable to users. The copy emphasizes safety and ease of use.
Ed Gage of Kelly Ridge visited Sherman Hutson and wife on Sunday. Henry Rohnert and family spent the day with Holden Schwier and wife at New Pennington. Mrs Susan Johnson and son William visited Chris Strobel and family Sunday. Sherman Hutson and wife were guests of George Hoyer and sister Sunday evening. J C Dorrel and family called on Susan Johnson and sons Sunday evening. Clint Wilson and family motored to Osgood Sunday. Olin Gommel and Albert Gommel of New Pennington appeared in our midst Sunday morning. Miss Carrie Thackery and Miss Moody were Patesville callers Saturday.
Henry Klostermeyer bought a Fordson tractor last week in Pleasant Park. The Pfeiffer funeral drew a large crowd Sunday afternoon and he was buried at Cross Road cemetery. Mrs. Ahring and daughter visited Sophia Dieckman in Batesville on Wednesday. Various local residents hosted guests from Indianapolis and Milroy at John Wisman’s home on Sunday. Edwin Dieckman visited Dallas and Harvey Peetz Saturday night. Keep quiet and you will not be disturbed by customers. Advertise in the Tribune to stay busy.
Taxpayers of Adams Township Ripley County Indiana are notified that on May 1 1922 officials determined to issue bonds exceeding 5000 dollars the proposed amount being 10600 dollars at 4.5 percent for a free macadam road. Net assessed value is 3355610 dollars and existing debt is 22920 dollars. Twenty nine days from May 10 1922 to appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners with County Auditor. Dated May 8 1922 W D Robinson Auditor Ripley County Indiana.
Sealed bids for three free macadam road projects in Adams Township Ripley County Indiana are due by 1 p m June 5 1922 at the County Auditor's office Versailles Indiana. Bids require bonds and non-collusion affidavits with a right to reject all bids.
Abner Patterson offers Miss Marjory Brown a position and a future after their firm falters, then proclaims marriage as the aim. She blushes at the proposal, recalls a previous refusal to Daniel, and the couple exchange a playful, tense moment over the ledger.
Coral used by jewelers largely comes from Algeria’s Mediterranean coast. Nets on a cross shaped machine drag along the seabed to break off coral branches, which are gathered, sold to markets, then reach consumers as ornamental pieces.
A humorous dialogue snippet shows Artist and Algy in a Londonish exchange about debts as Edinburg Scotsmain of Canada jokes about owing nothing. Canada’s area is stated as 3,720.06 square miles, noting a geographic fact amid the dialogue.
The undersigned has qualified and given bond for probate as Executor of the last will of John H Huneke of Ripley County Indiana. The estate is considered solvent. George Huneke named Executor. Date April 17 1922. Michael F Bohland attorney.
Timetable fragment shows daily westbound service with numbers 34 36 16 14 and No 27. OCR garble obscures exact routes and times.
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