Ballstown Jazz Dance and Local Visits Highlight Week
Social life in Batesville includes a Ballstown Jazz dance at St. Clair's on May 22. Visits span Indianapolis resident Dallas Hoyer to see his parents, and Rev. Herman Flantz to Miss Sophia Dieckman. Land transfers involve the Schwier heirs selling 20 acres to Ollie Schwier and 38 acres to Mrs. Edward Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Batesville
Dallas Hoyer
Indianapolis
Albert Hoyer
Alonzo Huneke
Albert Bultman
Schwier
Ollie Schwier
Charles Harvey
William Menchofer
Cross Roads
Herman Flantz
Sophia Dieckman
Edward Hancock
Albert Siebert
Philip Weber
Henry Compart
Pleasant Park Social Roundup at Local Homes
Emil Kessens and family visited Henry Klostermeyer and family Sunday. Miss Louisa Peetz returned to employment in Michigan Friday after vacation with home folks. John Gunter and wife visited the Kops here Saturday. Fred Goertemiller suffers knee pain from an old injury. A large gathering visited John Wisman Sunday including Charles Dieckman family and Edna Dieckman. Gotlieb Peetz and wife spent days at Indianapolis last week. Will Klusman of Morris and family visited Fred Dieckman Sunday. Mrs Barbara Peetz and daughter Sophia visited Henry F Peetz family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Peetz
Michigan
John Gunter
Kops
Fred Goertemiller
Charles Dieckman
John
Henry Kops
Edna
Edwin Dieckman
John Wisman
Gotlieb Peetz
Indianapolis
Will Klusman
Morris
Fred Dieckman
Barbara Peetz
Sophia
Henry F. Peetz
Local Social Notes From Bennington Area
New Bennington Square L. P. Hart is on the sick list. John Bowers and son called on Ben Hibbler and wife Sunday. Miss Anna McHugh called on Mrs Narwold Saturday. Andy Hahn and family entertained a number of friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Narwold and Marie Beck of Swedenburg, Mr and Mrs Peter Mang and August Hollawadel of Batesville, and Frank Stevenson and family of Napoleon visited Ernest Norwold and family Sunday. Mrs Eli Snedaker sold her horse and farm implements to Jesse Robinson near Newpoint. Bernice Brown called on Stella Parmer one day last week. Mr and Mrs Allen Breeze moved to Connersville to live with their son and care for their little granddaughter. Louis Baer and family visited Se lector Colson and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Hart
John Bowers
Ben Hibbler
Anna McHugh
Narwold
Andy Hahn
John Narwold
Marie Beck
Swedenburg
Peter Mang
August Hollawadel
Batesville
Frank Stevenson
Napoleon
Ernest Norwold
Eli Snedaker
Jesse Robison
Newpoint
Bernice Brown
Stella Parmer
Allen Breeze
Connersville
Louis Baer
Selector Colson
Pennington Severs From Here at High School Commencement
New Pennington Severd attended the High School Commencement at Napoleon Friday night. Florence Lyons of Sandusky visits Ambrose Hickman. John Hart of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his parents and was accompanied home by his brother Marshall. Mrs Frank Hart and son Norman visited Isaac Palmer. Bernice Brown of Batesville spends the week with her parents. Revival meetings began Monday night with Rev Jewell of Versailles assisting. Mr and Mrs Claude Dorrell of Salem visited the Thackerys. Mrs P Huth spent Monday in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severd
Napoleon
Florence Lyons
Sandusky
Ambrose Hickman
John Hart
Indianapolis
Ed Hart
Marshall
Frank Hart
Norman
Isaac Palmer
Bernice Brown
Batesville
Jewell
Versailles
Claude Dorre
Salem
Logan Thackery
P. Huth
Greensburg
Family visits and local social calls reported
The Pocket Fred Meyer and family August Marticke and their spouses and Wilbur Fruchtricht visited Ed Schone and family Sunday. Mrs Ed Schone visited August Marticke Wednesday afternoon. Mrs August Marticke called on Mrs Henry Stickford Monday afternoon. Mrs Mary Hickman and sons John and Odell visited her father Mat Krome and brothers. Mrs Fred Marticke called on Mrs Henry Stickford Friday. Clemens Bosse and Elmer Gesell visited Fred Bosse and family from Saturday to Sunday. Mrs Henry Holle called on Mrs Henry Stickford Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Batesville
Fred Meyer
August Marticke
J. M. Marticke
Wilbur Fruchtricht
Ed Schone
Ed’ Schone
Henry Stickford
Mary Hickman
John and
Odell
Mat Krome
Fred Marticke
Clemens Bosse
Elmer Gesell
Fred Bosse
Henry Holle
Real Estate Transfers in Batesville and Surrounding Townships
A long list of property deeds shows transfers in Batesville and nearby townships including Batesville lots 23 33 and more. buyers include Schrader Bartling Moorman Brunner Behlmer and others with prices ranging from 52.50 to 18 000 and up to 133 438 acres in Delaware Johnson and Brown Townships. The records also show transfers to The Hageman Mirror Plate Co. Laughery and cross town parcels with numerous lots and fractional holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Neighbert
Harry Cass
Holton
William Hahn
Howard Akers
Benj. Licking
Johnson
Josiah Large
James C. Fleming
Otto Glowka
George F. Siefert
Morris
Chas. M. Bowers
Mill
Roy Hughes
William Umphrey
Anice Shadday
Letitia Lewis
Cross Plains
Joseph L. Kirk
William P. Kirk
Delaware
W. F. Neighbert
Jas. L. Higbie
Emma D. Adams
W. M. Turner
Card of Thanks for Pearl Caster Bereavement
The Davis family thanks all who offered assistance and sympathy after the death of their daughter and sister Pearl Caster. Special thanks go to Rev Crane the singers undertaker Taylor and wife pallbearers and numerous named friends and relatives for their support. May God bless you all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Caster
Crane
Taylor
John Kruse
Henry Sarringhaus
Harris Bergman
Bertha Wagner
Ralph Linville
George Wehr
John Davis
Printing Worth Anything Right Kind Motto
An advertisement asserts only the right kind of printing matters and provides a contact phone number 22 for inquiries.
Famous Editor Appeals for Humanity
Edward Bok urges support for The Salvation Army as practical citizenship work lifting men on the edge of society. He praises the Army for reaching those churches and other agencies miss, earning trust through sympathetic, down to earth contact. He argues readers should give full-hearted, generous support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Shepherd of the Hills comes to Lyric Theatre for June 4
The Shepherd of the Hills a Harold Bell Wright novel adaptation opens at the Lyric Theatre on Thursday June 4. A star cast including Catharine Curtiss George McDaniel Don Bailey and Harry Lonsdale portrays key characters with reported absolute realism. The production uses the author’s novel as a scenario and marks a high demand screen version of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harold Bell Wright
Lyric Theatre
Wright
Little Pete
Sammy Lane
Young Matt
Old Matt
the Shepherd
Wash Gibbs
Jim Lane
Howard the Artist
Girl At
Aunt Mollie
Ollie Stewart
Doctor
Uncle Ike
Catharine Curtiss
George McDaniel
Don Bailey
Harry G. Lonsdale
Bert Sprotte
Lon Poff
C. Edwin Raynor
Louis Darclay
Ardita Mellimino
Elizabeth Rhoades
George Hackathorn
William P. Devaul
J. Edwin Brown
Quiet Advertisement Promise for Tribune Readers
A promotional line urges businesses to advertise in the Tribune to attract customers, claiming quiet operation and steady activity from readers. The message frames advertising as a way to keep staff occupied and earn steady work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Rat Snap Rodent Killer Ad Promises No Odor
A vintage advertisement touts RAT-SNAP as a guaranteed rodent killer with no smell. It promotes 25¢, 50¢, and $1.00 cake sizes for homes, farms, and buildings sold by Meyer Hardware Co. and Blanke's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Hardware CO
Blanke’s Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ballstown
Pleasant Park
Emil Kessens
Henry Klostermeyer
Family
New Bennington Square
New Pennington
Kate Cors
Fred J. Greve
Adams
John Greves
Fred J. Greves
Lena Mathias
Clarence Lochard
Theodore C. Vogel
Alfred H. Peters
Lena E. Vogel
Francis M. Thompson
Frank Moody
James E. White
Thos. E. Willson
Osgood
Anna Sophia Thielbar
Edna Opal McClanahan
Jackson Tp
George W. Hayes Jr
Margaret Hayes
Brown Tp
Appeals For Humanity
Edward Bok
Ladies’ Home Journal
Sunda West Bound
Homer
Harry Schwier Co
Nobby Clothing Co
Wii
Tess
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