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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1915

Page

6

Local residents visit. varied social calls noted

In Batesville area a parade of visitors and calls includes Erne Andrews and wife from Lawrenceburg. Henry Cox family host to several. Walter Beer and daughter with A H Beer. Mrs Thomas Fry and Alice Beebe visiting Indianapolis. Genevia Arkenburg of Milan. J C Pickett hosts Ben Henderson and family. many others attended or conducted business as townsfolk toured Cincinnati and nearby spots. The K of P plan a Damon Pythias show at Austin theatre on May 28.

Pp Bosco A. H. Beer Emily Harry Paden Madson John Duffy Fi Fleck Shelbyville Ichard Beer Osgood Bushing Otto Bushing Thomas Fry Alice Beebe Cross Plains Lena VanCamp Vena Dean Indianapolis Genevia Arkenburg Milan Ben Henderson J. C. Pickett Henry Fieler Anton Sichart Joseph A. Boehmer Wm. F. Krieger Batesville K. of P’s Damon Pythias Austin Theatre John Yater Davidson Yater Holton James Wright Cincinnati Joseph Verburg North Vernon

Ballstown fair grounds two bands big time

Local society notes recount visits among residents including Mrs Uter and Mrs Klein, multiple trips to Cincinnati and Batesville, a saw mill move, hay transport, planting corn, lightning rod work, and a well attended dance at Louis Narwold’s. Several families from Ballstown and nearby towns are listed with recent activities and gatherings.

Fair Grounds Batonville Robert Uter Geo. Klein John Hoyer Greensburg Louis Peetz Fred Narwold Clarence Cincinnati Lizze Narwold Louis Stockinger Ervin Wenning Wm. Karl William Menchhofer Henry Schwier Maurice Volz Morris John Compart L. Narwold Geo. Huenke Wm. Menchhofer Philip Weber Mr. Kestler Finks Church Mr. Seik Batesville Fred Norwald Grandma Narwold John Narwold Napoleon Fred Karl Indianapolis Louis Narwold

Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey and Electric Bitters Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey as quick relief for whooping cough and throat relief, claiming it loosens mucus and eases coughing. It also promotes Electric Bitters as a spring tonic, selling at 25 cents through druggists.

Farmers Attend Gatherings and Rural Carrier Appointed

The article notes locals planting corn and attending dances at North Branch and nearby areas. It mentions visits by H M Ler near Osie Michel and Parnis of Pierce, Sunday outings with Joe Newman Bultman and Flora Johnson, and various neighbors shared with Bert James and Henry Saltenage. Henry Saltenage’s wife Hernenneke was discussed as rural carrier, with Illinois trip last week and appointment to begin May 17.

North Branch Agat

Napoleon and Versailles Medley of Local Business and Deaths

Numerous brief notices record Frank and Geo Grow doing business in Cincinnati last Tuesday, and Henry Melcher and Wm Snider in Versailles last Wednesday. Edgar Arnold went with Charlotte Miller to Brookville where she recovers from a stroke after visiting Sherman Gookins. G W Foreman learns of son Harry’s wife death in Baker City Oregon. Edith Foreman traveled to Baker City to be with her a interred. Albert Hicks and Dr Sam Hicks traveled from Indianapolis and Illinois for their father’s death. Mrs G W Smith hears of her mother Mrs Kline’s death at Slabtown. Church services slated as Rev Broadwell preaches at M E Church and Rev Gibson from Louisville at the Baptist church.

Edgar Arnold Charlotte Miller Brookville Sherman Gookins Napoleon G. W. Foreman Harry Baker City Oregon Edith Foreman Albert Hicks Indianapolis Sam Hicks Illinois G. W. Smith Kline Slabtown Broadwell M. E Gibson Louisville Baptist Church

Greensburg social rounds and visitors tease readers

NEWPOINT Miss Irene Gilbert shopped in Greensburg Saturday. Miss Bessie Meyers guest in Greensburg Friday. Mrs. Burley Evans and now went to St. Paul Saturday evening. Maurice Wolfe and James Meyer spent Wednesday in Chicago. Mrs. Chas Meyers and daughter Christine shopped in Greensburg Friday. Mrs. Eva Strobeke of Muncie visiting sister Ms Tom Gauge. Abner Colson and wife to West Bort for several days. Reed Dowden returned Friday to visit his mother. Walter Koenigkramer spent Sunday with relatives. J W Snediker and son Carl to Indianapolis Thursday to visit daughter Mrs C Cole. Elmer Crowell and family of Batesville spent Sunday here.

Irene Gilbert Greensburg Bessie Meyers Burley Evans St. Paul Maurice Wolfe James Meyer Chicago Chas. Meyers Christine Eva Strobeke Muncie Tom Gauge Abner Colson West Bort

Pleasant Park Social Roundup and Local Moves

Miss Della Dieckman spent part of last week with her aunt near Newpoint. Juke Weber visited John Gunter. Mrs Kops and sons John and Henry along with Mrs Barbara Peetz and Mrs Mary Peetz attended John Wisman’s Sunday. A Lewis Norwold dance drew several locals. Mrs John Gunter and Minnie visited Hoene’s near Huntersville. Fred Beck bought a place near Newpoint and will move soon. Local attendance at Leik’s funeral in Batenville. Mrs Mary Pfeiffer, Mrs Starke and daughter ma visited Ahring and daughters.

Della Dieckman Henry Meyerose Newpoint Juke Weber John Gunter Kops John Henry Barbara Peetz Mary Peetz John Wisman Lewis Norwold Minnie Hoene Huntersville Fred Beck

Social visits mark a quiet weekend in the area

Fred Marticke and family visited Ed Marticke and family Sunday. Henry Holle and Frank Bergman visited Fred Bergman near Adam's Church. Miss Hilda Meyer stayed with Frieda Henry. Aug Marticke and Ed Schone were guests Friday. Chris Buckelmeyer and Miss Sophia Meyer dropped by Aug Marticke’s Saturday. Fred Marticke’s group attended John Korte’s silver wedding celebration with dancing and ample refreshments. Ed Schone’s circle visited Henry Holle. Louis Schone and Bernard Stickford called on Henry Stickford. Mrs. Fred Bosse and Mrs. Aug Marticke hosted visitors Monday and Friday afternoons, with nearby calls noted. Henry Holle visited relatives near St. Maurice Saturday.

Fred Marticke Ed Marticke Henry Holle Frank Bergman Fred Bergman Adam Hilda Meyer Frieda Henry Aug Marticke Ed Schone Chris Buckelmeyer Sophia Meyer Wm. Beinke John Korte Fred Bosse Aug. Marticke Mias St. Maurice

Local Social Notes Highlight Cedar Grove Visits and Town Dance

Haymond Dr. Cramer of Cedar Grove visited friends Monday. Misses Mary and Dora Reifel traveled to Rushville for a reception. Norbert Christ visited family and friends last Monday. Sunday evening a crowd gathered at a home for dancing and merrymaking. Frank and Louise Pulskamp spent Sunday in Oldenburg.

Your Child's Cough Urges Medical Help Now

A brief public health note warns parents that persistent coughs in children may signal a serious illness. Seek prompt medical evaluation to prevent complications and ensure appropriate treatment.

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