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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
5
Oldenburg residents hosted guests from New Castle and Reading after returns from overseas. Cincinnati trips brought visits for millinery shopping and relatives, while embalming studies and K of C initiation in Greensburg were noted along with local family visits and vacations.
Reports show a dance at St. Clair’s No. 2 next Saturday, May 24. Several families from New Castle Batesville Morris Greensburg Cincinnati Knochsburg and Cincinnati visited local residents including the Fehrman Schulte Raver Waechter Hirt and Ortman families over the weekend and during the week.
Local farming families in Haymond and Oak Forest report Sunday gatherings with neighbors and relatives. Joseph Ortman and family, Mrs. Carrie Osborne, Miss Celia Schroeder, Miss Bertha Kruthaupt, Walter Hildebrand hosted and visited Frank White and family. Jack Frost touched the area as Lyndey and Geo Oyler from Brookville joined Henry Freese and others.
PEPPERTOWN mentions George Reifel visiting Metamora on Saturday Henry Wolf acted as caller at Metamora on Wednesday Fred Teufel served as a Metamora caller last week Mrs Ernest Doegnes of Connersville visited her parents Fred Teufel and wife John Wolforest called on Fred Teufel last Sunday Edwin Brinkman from Indianapolis is visiting relatives here Mr and Mrs Pepper moved to Salt Creek Henry Wolforest and family spent Sunday with Guss Kramer in Metamora Lizzie Ellerman of Rush County stayed several days with her mother Anna Eberman John Wolf is sawing lumber for tobacco barns
Ada Meyer returns home in Penntown after a visit with Geo Pulskam family. Adan Hunche and wife spent the weekend with son Frank near St Peters. Many from Meyer attend a Walloe dance in Deweytown Saturday night. Ernest Hofer and family visit Brookville Sunday. Joe Bruns from east Brookville calls on relatives. Bertha and Helen Nunier visit Alma Lorens. ehaupt of Bt Mat visits Saturday with Flora and Emma Raman.
Java island tea exports are rising with expectations to reach 100 million pounds annually. The update notes stronger shipments and broader demand for Indonesian teas in world markets.
A fragmentary notice hints at promoting health and steady work with daylong effort and advertising. The readable text suggests themes of well being and consistent employment as a societal ideal.
Mrs William Minor and children of Oxford visit her parents B Glisson and wife. Aunt Sarrah Senour is very low with little hope. Milton Curry ill. doctors Dr Then and Dr Glassier attend. John Curry of Cincinnati visits relatives. Several locals travel to Cincinnati and Brookville for visits and to see kin.
Walton Gresham courts Miss Luella Tyron while working for Tyron and Co. A failing firm, a delayed bonus, and a wealthy bequest shift his fortunes. A late cash gift to Tyron from Walton helps avert collapse, and the bonus is finally awarded, sealing Walton’s rise and his chance with Luella.
Deweytown residents Walter Vonderheide and Herbert Crist joined Vincent Wallpe for a Brookville trip. Families visited at Young's Corner and Dabney, Napoleon, and Batesville, with chats about local friends and neighbors. A Wallpe dusk dance drew a sizable crowd while Olivia Wallpe visits home folks. An article also reviews causes of headaches and a history of the first aerophore device for mine rescues, plus brief literary notes and reflections on cheerfulness and vigor.
By-products are substances or results obtained collaterally in a process or manufacture. Hides and feathers from game for food are by-products, while lumber yields sawdust and shavings. gas production yields coke as a by-product though not the sole output.
The passage traces the earliest known use of John Chinaman as a label for Celestials to a letter to Drury Lane Theatre management in London, published about a century ago. It notes the term’s introduction in that era and its historical context.
The terse note appears to be a promotional or coaching line aimed at guiding home buyers through an intermediary. It references teaching buyers and a distribution channel, but lacks identifiable persons or organizations to anchor as concrete news facts.
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