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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
8
MilAN Net MILAN Net coverage reports a Sunday event at Medio Tad featuring Den ial Colle in Indianapolis with students seniors and faculty. Attendees enjoyed a luncheon and commencement exercises at the Empire Theatre marking the end of several years for the class.
Social news notes a Ballstown dance at St. Clair's next Saturday with Fred Narwold and children visiting Grandma Narwold near Napoleon. Families including Compart and wife from Indianapolis and others visited John Narwold, Siebert, Bohnert, Wenning, and Luers households. Several locals traveled to Versailles for court, while Elmer Kestler and Elmer Wenning joined relatives.
Mrs. Edgar Arnold of Na lon underwent appendicitis surgery. visits to John Sembach and Banier noted. Funeral of F. Butt held at Napoleon with attendees from Newport and Payton. Local shoppings, church events, and a graduation exam completed by Clarence Fellerman are recorded amid community chatter.
A description of a ball to be held at Fine's Corner in 1 Wall next Saturday February 26 with a sale at 2 o'clock. The notice mentions Albert Behro, Bert Meyer, Richard Fellerman, Martha, and families linked to Cincinnati Greensburg, with references to H C Menke and relatives.
Bidward Gage and his wife from Na taset Sunday joined John Laers ney Dittmer and family for a ball. The group traveled here with friends and relatives to enjoy an evening event.
Mrs Henry Norwold Sr visits relatives while Mindy De Behlmer returns from Toona. Mr and Mrs Indeey and Ernest travel from Batesville after a school term. Rev John Vosmeier and Cecelia Vosmeier attend Knights of Columbus initiation in Greensburg. Mrs Dr Heath and son William join others in Greensburg. Lotta and Ella Brown of Greensburg spend Sunday with relatives in Napoleon.
Community members share visits and calls across Greensburg and nearby towns. Names include Tiacolina Gommel Linville and Palmer families with relatives from Holton New Point and New Area visiting and hosting over the past week.
Miss Magdalena Hountz and Miss Elenora Hountz visited Sunman on Thursday. The Silver Moon Fresh Air Club gathering Sunday included Theodore Dickman Arthur Bohner Walter Stale and many others. Ana Cutter attended church at Stumpke Corner. Bohner and Ankur visits to Milan followed by Delaware Sunday morning.
A Clinton area note lists residents attending a Saturday honor event for Mrs. sey ee ey, evel der and Mrs. Anas. Macie Metinney visited Ilan. The Te rot school staff and family were at a Sunday gathering with C. Kammeyer and family at St. Paul. William Schuerman and two children, Harry Eberg, were guests Sunday evening. Rolla Robinson visited Fannie Stewart Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wenn Dishelberg and wife were there last Sunday. Susan Biddle and Jay Droding stopped by H. H. Eberg Monday morning.
Wenning visited Ben Hib bier wife on Monday. Ernest Narwold and wife visited Narwold family and John Narwold family of Borg. Charles Williams and family saw Giosbere Callera Thursday. Ambrose Hickman and family called Logan Thackery and family Sunday.
A fragmentary description depicts wet porphyry pebbles on Nantdsket Beach, noting a taste or smell associated with the stones and color described as imperial purple. The wording is obscure but centers on the beach scene and pebble texture.
A community gathering last week at Mrs. Henry’s home welcomed Incent, who had just returned from France a week ago. Henry Wenning hosted Henry Klos Termeyer and family for the event. Neighbors enjoyed music ice cream and cake as they greeted the returning resident.
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