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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
7
Sundry visits and social events cross Indiana towns including Green Castle Indianapolis Cincinnati Shelbyville and Batesville. Notables include Rev D L Vandamint former resident, Charles Lange and wife hosting a birthday party for David Powell, and a baby christening for Joseph Kircchner and wife. Also a garden home advertised for rent with a spring offer.
NEW PHEWNINGT Jobn Korte and family and Am brose Hickman and daughter attend ed the commencement exercises at Batesville Thursday night. Quite a number from here attended church at Newpoint Sunday night. Sunday School will be at 2 p m next Sunday. Miss Clara Koenigkramer spent that Sunday with Miss Mary Helen Fischer. John Gart and wife from Greensburg visited relatives here. Jeff Williams and wife entertained friends and relatives Sunday. Walter Koenigkramer went to Greensburg Tuesday for work as bookkeeper. Morris Moor is made of the best winter Wheat and every sack is guaranteed.
Henry Bultman Sr and wife spent Sunday with Fred Luers and wife. Clint Campbell and family and Ed Johnson and wife spent Sunday with John Johnson and family. Sherman Hutson and John Johnson were callers at Batesville Thursday. Misees Ella Alice Schwier and Flora Johnson were guests of Elma Norwold Sunday afternoon. Henry Bultman and wife with Chas Michel were callers at Johnson's Sunday evening. Virgil Clifford Willson Zer Correll and Clarence Hutson visited Arthur Huneke Sunday afternoon.
Maurice Evans is on the sick list. Farmers work soil with plows and tools as Jim Black and Charley Noyes travel to Greensburg. Bill Miller and George Huber lay a new sewer on North Finnnegan street. A sociable will be held at Napoleon church grounds on the evening of June 1. Mrs. Thomas Morris visits granddaughter Cora Tichenor in Slabtown.
William Glasgow died Monday at 3 o clock after months of heart dropsy. Funeral services were held Monday. Will Lafay moved to a northern county to take a carpentry contract. Mother Wives visiting relatives. On May 18 sixteen relatives gathered at Newton Hyatt’s home to celebrate their 50th anniversary with cake cream and fruit.
Mrs Emma Hybee of Cincinnati spent several days with her sister Mrs Richard Glade. George Weller arrived from Columbus Indiana to visit for a few days. C BR Wiesehan and Hester Dever were visitors in Indianapolis midweek. Ruby Suomano visited Greensburg friends midweek. Clara Gindling of Cincinnati visited family. Mary Fitch visits sister Mrs H W Leding in Cincinnati. Ben Shusterman visited Cincinnati on Wednesday. Myrtle Stille of Suoman called Friday. Mrs John Schmalz returned home from Indianapolis Saturday. Anna Guenter of Cincinnati spent Sunday with relatives. Elizabeth Voege came from Cincinnati Saturday for a few days with relatives.
Memorial Day will be observed at the M. E. church Sunday at 10 50 a m Rev John French will address old soldiers and music and recitations will also be given Dr Cox and family attended Greensburg High School commencement Tavill Cox was a graduate Harold Hicks returned home after wintering with his uncle in Oregon Children Day will be observed at the M E church next Sunday evening at 8 J B Waters and family of Tanglewood were with Had Waters Peter Holzer and wife visited G W Pureman real estate prospects look good Batesville season List Timmernmano McCallum ml
Morris Sra Clarence Cumming dies suddenly at home in Crittendon Kentucky. Mrs Samme and children plan to leave for Crittendon. Numerous local residents visited family and friends in Batesville and nearby towns including Talbott Lawrenceburg Shelbyville Cincinnati Napoleon and Huntersville. Several attended funerals and visited relatives over the weekend.
Henry Pohlar and wife of Cincinnati visited John Pohlar and family. August Richter and wife were at Spades Friday afternoon. Henry Spreckleson and family spent Sunday with Adam Baas. Dick Lightner of Batesville repaired local telephone lines Saturday. Ida Poblar stayed several days with Mike Peters and wife at Progress. Henry Baas of Pipe Creek visited his brother William Baas. Henry Schomber and family spent Sunday with Henry Wirt kamper and wife.
Mrs. M. Summers offers a free home treatment for bed wetting and urine difficulties with full instructions. No money needed. send for details today. Includes claim it helps both children and adults and notes a constitutional cause. Box W Notre Dame Ind.
A notice explains price changes for Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer subscriptions. New and prepaid subscribers will receive the Tribune with Farmers Guide or Laws of Indiana, or the Tribune Map of Indiana with 1910 census data, at 61 2/3 dollars yearly.
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