Weekend Visits Across the Center and Nearby Towns
Harold H. Newman of Cincinnati spent the week ending with his parents Joseph Newman and family. Ruth Uphaus of Napoleon toured the center Sunday. John Salatin and family from St. Peters visited relatives and returned home Sunday. Sherman Hutson and wife joined Roy Bultman and family Sunday evening. Several attendees were at the funeral of Mrs. Dennis Castor near Napoleon Tuesday afternoon. A large gathering at Oscar Engel’s home entertained Dan Engel family and S Johnson family Sunday. Laughery Bridge residents Clarence Huneke Irvin Elmer Huneke and Raymond Jobst rode around Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Newman
Cincinnati
Joseph Newman
Ruth Uphaus
Napoleon
John Salatin
Pearl and
Leona
Arthur
Albert
Harold
St. Peters
Susan Johnson
R. Strobel
William Schwier
Sherman Hutson
Roy Bultman
Dennis Castor
Pearl Davis
John Davis
Near Napoleon
George Hartig
Virgil
Fink’s Corner
Thomas Hartig
Sandusky
Holden Schwier
Otto Bockelman
Flora Engel
Carr
Newpoint
Social notes from Laughery Bridge area dances and visits
Several locals attended a Menke's Hall dance Saturday night. Family visits and gatherings are noted across Kellyton Lookout Dillsboro and Greensburg with the Sellers and Bernhards prominent. Michael Sellers of Cincinnati visits his parents C F Sellers and family while others visit relatives and attend dances.
Social visiting from Adams Church area and Indianapolis guests
Local families and friends spent Sunday and weekend visiting at Augu st Marticke’s and nearby homes. Guests included Frank Bergman and family, George M. Fossler of Indianapolis, Miss Anna Beinke, and several others from Batesville and Indianapolis, with multiple calls at Beinke and Marticke residences.
NEW PENNINGTON Boy s all wool blue serge suits sale
Community notices report Tappmeyer funeral Sunday John Abplanalp and family at Spades Clyta King staying with Rolland Palmer Andrew Hahn and wife and Norwold at Henry Meyer family at Dick Bultman Willie Siebert visited brother Harry Pearl Davis Castor died Sunday at 5 00 pm leaving eight children and a day old baby Java Chinese living in Java noted for high standard of living and sanitation among 300 000 residents with centuries of migration to the island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobby Clothing Co
Batesville
Tappmeyer
John Abplanalp
Spades
Clyta King
Rossburg
Rolland Palmer’s
Andrew Hahn
Norwold
Greensburg
Henry Meyer
Dick Bultman
Willie Siebert
Harry
Pearl Davis Castor
Filming Authors’ Works Directly Under Personal Direction
Producers form alliances with famous writers to film novels exactly as written. Harold Bell Wright adapts The Shepherd of the Hills chapter by chapter, directing every detail to preserve the book’s fidelity. Wright asserts readers want the genuine characters and story, not altered versions or star-driven interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bell Wrights
Wright
Simon Pure
Little Pete
Sammy Lane
Bil
Bill
Greensburg Social Roundup and Funeral Notices
Mrs J J Putman shopped in Greensburg Saturday. The funeral of Allie Griffin Vaugh who died of spinal meningitis at Greensburg Saturday night, was held at Rossburg at two o'clock Tuesday. S V Maine made a business call at Kenneth Wolfe called on friends in Mrs C P Freeland was shopping in Cincinnati Friday. Howard King, still ill from flu, remains in serious condition. Mrs Ernie Schrader and daughter Marian returned to Indianapolis after attending the funeral of her aunt Mrs Ed Tappmeyer. Mrs McWilliams and son Ross spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs William King. Mrs Thryphine Starks visiting daughter in Milford. A G Brown of Greensburg made a business call here Monday. Paul Huber and Mayme Palmer left for Danville Monday for a twelve week course in school. Mike Hoff visited his brother in Sunman Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Putman
Greensburg
Allie Griffin Vaugh
Rossburg
S. V. Maine
Kenneth Wolfe
C. P. Freeland
Cincinnati
Howard King
Ernie Schrader
Marian
Indianapolis
Ed Tappmeyer
McWilliams
Ross
William King
Thryphine Starks
Milford
A. G. Brown
Paul Huber
Mayme Palmer
Danville
Sleep All Winter Long in Hollow Trees
Ameri can Forestry magazine notes raccoons enter deep slumber to endure winter. Families may curl up together in the hollow of a large tree as a common behavior during cold months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Forestry Magazine of Washington
Jes
Notice of public sale of real estate and bank stock in Batesville
The trustee will sell at 11 30 p m on May 15 1920 and thereafter the east half of the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter section 12 township 9 north range 11 east containing 20 acres and more land described as part of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter section 13 township 9 north range 11 east totaling 36.08 acres plus Lot 71 in John Hillenbrand second addition and Lots 304 305 in John H Wilker addition Batesville with houses and barns. Also 5 shares of The First National Bank Batesville stock valued at 100 each. The sale will occur on premises for Batesville property and at the Lots 304 305 site for other parcels.]]>
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County of
Ripley
Indiana
Delaware and Napoleon Road
Newman Pike
John Hillenbrand
Batesville
Ripley County
John H. Wilker
First National Bank of
Henry Schwier
First National Bank
Sale of Real Estate Assets of Henry Schwier Estate
The First National Bank as Trustee and Administrator will offer real estate, bank stock, and U S bonds for sale. Terms require one third cash, one third in three months, one third in six months with promissory note at six percent interest. Purchaser may pay full cash. Attys fees and first mortgage security allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Henry Schwier
John H. Wilker
A. B. Wycoff
Admr
Trustee's Notice for Batesville Township Meetings
Trustee E Timmermann announces weekly office visits at the First National Bank Building Batesville for parties with township business. Tuesday each week is set for inquiries and official business is directed to call on that day. Tribune Job Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. Timmermann
Batesville School Trustees seek bonds for teachers' salaries
The Batesville School City Board petitions the State Board of Tax Commissioners to issue bonds to pay teachers' salaries. A public hearing is set for May 24 1920 at 10:36 AM in Indianapolis. Taxpayers and interested parties are urged to attend. May 1 1920. Albert G. Zierer Herman Kaiser John Behlmer. Gar power reaches every home. You will reach buyers through us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ripley
Batesville
State Board of Tax Commissioners
State House
Indianapolis
Albert G. Zierer
Herman Kaiser
John Behlmer
Board of School Trustees
Ind
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Game Center
Laughery Bridge
Charles
Michael Sellers
Ed Bernhard
Osgood
C. F. Sellers
Sellers
William Mackey
Dillsboro
Albert Shutter
John Niehaus
Mary Martin
Mrs. C. F. Sellers
Frank Bergman
Adams Church
George M. Fossler
Henry Holle
Louis Schone
Fred Marticke
Wilbur Fruchtricht
August Marticke
William Beinke
Mary Beinke
John Borchelt
Anna Beinke
Bornemeier- Norwold
Lydia Marticke
Wm. Beinke
New Pennington
Java
J. Edwin Brown
Ike
Catherine Curtis
U. S
LU. S
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Treas
I. J. Francis Lochard
J. Francis Lochard
Caerast
Vase Carwllow
Chas. W. Gibson
John A. Hillenbrand
MO. H. Wilker
Harry Blank
Tribune
A. C. Foerster & Co
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