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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
3
Thursday to Sunday visits and calls noted among Parmer, Gommel, Hickman and related families. church events on Mothers Day featured a revival invitation and a duet. Miss Bernice Brown returns from Indianapolis. John Castor of Newpoint buys piling here Monday.
John Niehaus and Arthur Atwood were business callers in Osgood Wednesday. Edward Burkhardt of Newport, Ky spent the week with his sister Mrs John Niehaus. Mrs C F Sellers and son Clifford called in Batesville Tuesday. Britney Rimstidt called in Batesville Wednesday. Luella Henneke called on James Henneke and family Wednesday. Ester Sellers and brother Clifford called on Mrs John Niehaus Monday. Lawrence Hanson called on Thomas Hanson and family Wednesday. James Henneke and family called on F B Hennecke and wife Sunday. A community meeting was held Saturday night. Church and Sunday School will be held Sunday at 2:00 pm. Walter Losey and family of Newport, Ky spent weekend with John Grave and family. John Niehaus and family attended church at Napoleon Sunday. Mrs Walter Losey and children visited Mrs Britney Rimstidt Sunday afternoon. Thomas Hanson and family entertained relatives from Indianapolis.
Community notes report visits by the Schwier, Boehm, Newman, Henneke, Hoyer, Huneke, Bodenburg, Bohnert, and Schwier families across Mud Pike and nearby towns. A Hayti vs Hunsicker baseball game drew a large crowd, with Hayti winning 31 to 10.
Mrs J M Marticke and babe and Mrs August Marticke called on Mrs Fred Bosse and Mrs Elmer Gesell Monday afternoon. Mrs Fred Marticke and daughter Lydia visited at August Martickes Wednesday afternoon. Frank Bergman and family called on Ed Schone and family Saturday evening. Ed Sehone and family J M Marticke and family Herman Steinkamp and family and William Schwier Sr and wife visited Fred Meyer and family Sunday afternoon. Fred Marticke and family Grand ma Wessel Herman Wessel and family and John Borchelt and wife visited at William Beinke's Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ed Schone called at August Moertickes Friday afternoon. Henry Buck and family of Batesville visited H H Krome and family.
Mrs Zeits of Batesville spent part of last week with her sister Mrs Henry Klostermeyer and family. Mr Albert Siebert and family visited John Karl and family at Balls town Sunday. Miss Dora Knollenberg called on friends here last week. Henry J Peetz and family and Mrs G Peetz visited William Mench o ver and family at Ballstown. Miss Sophia Meyer visited Cincinnati a few days last week. Fred Gortemiller and wife Della and Harvey Dieckman Henry Lipps and Garnett Wisman were guests at Mrs Herman Dieckman's Sunday. Henry Kops and family called on George Gunter and wife at Fink's. Several from here attended the Lake d Aid meeting at Cross Roads on Thursday afternoon. John Sarringhaus and family were guests at John Karl's at Balls. Mrs Ahring and daughter and John Wisman and wife spent Sunday evening with Albert Siebert and family.
John Hoyer and wife attended the Peetz-Brunner wedding at Happy Hollow on Wednesday. Several from the mist attended Ladies' Aid at Cross Roads on Thursday. Mrs. George Wamsgans spent a few days with relatives in Cincinnati last week. Charles Harvey called on Ollie Bultman at Jolly Center Wednesday. Zerl Dorrel from Indianapolis visited home folks Sunday. George Wamsgans and family were guests of William Schneider near Napoleon on Sunday. Henry Peetz and Mrs. Marie Peetz of Pleasant Park visited William Menchofer’s family. George Kestler his wife and daughter and John Oliver his wife and son of Fink’s Church were also visitors. Mr. Dickey purchased a cow at Batesville recently.
Government sponsored camp life invites competent young men of Indiana for a month with all expenses paid including transport uniforms arms and equipment food and medical care Final selection will be made by the commanding General Ft Benjamin Harrison and inquiries directed to 8th Division Headquarters Indianapolis Readiness to foster citizenship discipline and patriotism is emphasized through the Red White and Blue course starting around August 1 and lasting a month
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's Tablets is so mild and gentle that you can hardly realize it has been produced by a medicine. The product is marketed as a gentle remedy suitable for regular use without harsh effects.
By order of the Ripley Circuit Court the executor of John H Huncke deceased will offer Liberty Bonds worth 1300 dollars for sale at 1 pm on May 20 1922 and daily thereafter until sold at the law office of Michael F Bohland Batesville Bank Building Batesville Indiana Bonds sold for full appraised value cash on day of sale George Huneke Executor Michael F Bohland Attorney for Executor
A detailed list of payments to county officials, workers, and service providers. Items include salaries for W D Robinson, W B Goyert, Thos Harper, Hale Pickett, Joseph Gordon, and others. jail, infirm, road, and bridge expenses. legal notices. and various repairs and supplies. Names, roles, and amounts are enumerated with numerous entries across departments and projects.
The executor George Huneke has qualified and given bond for approval by the Ripley County Circuit Court as Executor of the last Will of John H Huneke, deceased. The estate is believed to be solvent. Dated April 17 1922. Attorney Michael F Bohland.
Notice to taxpayers in Adams Township Ripley County Indiana that on May 1 1922 officials determined to issue bonds exceeding 5000 dollars. The proposed bonds total 10600 dollars at 4.5 percent with net taxable property valued at 3355610 dollars and existing debt of 22920 dollars. Proceeds will fund a free macadam road petitioned by B R Kroenke et al. Ten or more taxpayers may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners within 29 days from May 10 1922 by petition to the County Auditor. State Tax Board will set a hearing date. Dated May 8 1922 W D Robinson Auditor Ripley County Indiana.
Sealed bids for three free macadam road contracts in Adams Township Ripley County Indiana will be received at the County Auditor's office in Versailles up to 1 p.m. Monday June 5 1922. Bids require personal or surety bonds and non collusion affidavit. The board may reject any bid.
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