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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
3
Local residents and visitors share time with relatives across town. Horace Hazelrigg and Hoyt Spencer spent days with Horace's parents, while Loyd Kentworthy visited relatives in Commiskey. Many others, including Ruth Dodson, Anna Wiebking, Betty Stacey, and the Dodsons, are noted for travel, illness, and family gatherings.
Alfred Dieckman and wife visited Will Klusman and family near Morris Sunday. Miss Martha Sichert stayed with sister Mrs Fred Dieckman. John Gunter joined daughter Mrs Henry Kops and family and others. Mary Peetz called on Mrs Ah ring. Will Siebert and wife visited Batesville relatives. Emil Kessens family visited Charles Kessens. Albert Siebert and family and Fred Dieckman guests of Mrs Herman Dieckman. Baseball view at Liberty Park. Mrs Will Miller and daughter Lotta visited in New Pennington.
A large brook trout weighing in Paterson New Jersey angler A E Barbour was caught in St. Johns river Guspe Canada on June 20 1921. Its stomach contained nine inches of prey with five particularly large pieces.
Pennington and wife of Newpoint visited Rolland Parmer on John Narwold. Ernest Narwold was visited by Virginia Thackery and Miss Nancy Moody. Bertice and Ruby King stay at Rolland Parmer’s this summer. Several calls and visits listed including Mrs. Hickman and Lillie Belter. Phoebe Parmer and Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Davis of Batesville. Grant Parmer at Logan Thackery’s. Logan Alexander and wife conducted business in Batesville. Mrs. Chris Gomme on sick list went to Batesville to see Dr. Gibson. Ambrose Hickman and family visited Selector Thackery. cemetery visit at Old Salem. John Korte remodels summer kitchen into four rooms with cellar. Adam Huber assists. Albert Brock dishing for Olin Gommel. Ora Palmer dishing for Rolland.
Henry Tucker and wife spent Sunday evening with Harry Wever and family. Chris Legenhaus and wife shopped in Napoleon Saturday evening. Henry Sembach and wife Ora Wehr and daughter Gladys, Louis Graue and wife and Mrs. Barney Butt visited last Sunday with Charles Fellerman and family. Fellerman relatives attended Garnet Love's funeral in Osgood Monday. Ora Ray helps Sherman Gookins with corn ground and plans planting Monday. Will Sembach of Osgood hauled cream through here Wednesday and dined with Fred Sembach. John Adams and family shopped in Osgood Saturday night.
Resident visitors and professional calls appear across Napoleon and nearby communities. Names include Graney Rimstidt Frew Sellers Burkhard Nichael Anna May Niehaus Elston and Tr Sellers with activity in Napoleon Milan Osgood Batesville and Dailshare over Monday to Sunday periods.
The Pocket reports social calls with exchanges among the Beinke Schone Marticke and Gergman families including visits by Bosse and Gesell families. Network of neighborly visits spans Sunday afternoon and midweek days with multiple households hosting and traveling guests.
Osgood R R No 1 Chris Rtexemoeller and wife near Napoleon spent Sunday with John Luers and family. Mrs. John Finke was called to Cincinnati by daughter Clara’s news. Mrs Harry Schwab and daughters Mary and Margaret of Indianapolis visit Henry Menke and family. George Gunter and wife joined John Ferather and wife Sunday. George Kestler entertained relatives from Versailles. Clarence Finke and wife of Osgood spent Sunday with his father.
A cryptic note discusses money talk and language form, arguing meaning remains when TP links "you and I" or "you and we" and hints at connection over grammar rules. The brief reflects playful linguistic debate without a clear news event or named entities.
The world uses up about 600000 needles daily on average, with ongoing concerns about supply and waste. Researchers note fluctuating demand across regions and sectors, urging efficient distribution and recycling efforts to address shortages and environmental impact.
Myra and Jim Ray’s marriage strains deepen when Cousin Annie arrives and stirs conflict. Annie urges divorce, but Jim resists, while Myra’s trust falters. Annie’s exit leaves a taunting note claiming she exposed their true natures and highlighting the fragile bond of the Rays.
A humorous exchange between a club member and his partner about a bridge game remarking that the bridge must be for amusement and that their efforts amuse opponents.
Advice for apartment gardeners to water houseplants by placing pots in a tub and soaking thoroughly. Emphasizes soaking the leaf underside where insects may reside.
Ripley County Indiana invites sealed bids for three free macadam road projects in Adams Township. Bids due 1 pm June 5 1922 at the County Auditor's office Versailles. Bonds and non collusion affidavits required with bids. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
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