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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1917
Page
3
Help your country by purchasing a Liberty Bond at the Sunman Bank. Community notices include social visits, family announcements, and local obituaries. Caroline Ester Bruns, 64, dies after long illness. funeral at Perry Chapel with interment at St Paul M E cemetery.
Advert describes Green's August Flower as a remedy for disordered stomach and inactive liver causing sick headache constipation sour stomach and nervous indigestion. It acts as a gentle laxative, cleanses the digestive tract, and stimulates bile production. Available in 25 and 75 cent bottles from Ed. B. Schultz.
James Arthur and wife visited Milan on Wednesday. Charley Bohner Aug Cutter Grace and Ethel Schornick called in Milan on Tuesday. Howard Kuntz called at Buck town Thursday evening. Co. W Acomb from Pleasant Ridge Ohio stayed with H F Bohner and family. H F Bohner and James Arthur were in Milan Friday. Frank Schornick and family were at Milan Saturday. Edna Cutter visited Stump kies Corner Saturday.
A courtroom exchange reveals a judge notes a young man’s departure from a house and confirms a prior injunction against him. The daughter admits the injunction was violated but explains the appeal to a higher court and the injunction’s removal by his mother.
Mrs. Anna Kadin of Spencerport New York writes that Chamberlain's Tablets relieved her long standing stomach trouble when many remedies failed. She praises the medicine as providing positive and lasting relief and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
Local notes report continued rain delaying corn planting on the railroad line. Ed A Huenke remains on the sick list with pleurisy. Multiple Batesville residents visit Herman Huenke and family and others travel between Batesville and Deerfoot Crossing.
Advertises Sloan's ointment as fast relief for sprains strains bruises and muscle soreness without staining skin. Claims deep penetration without rubbing and notes effectiveness for rheumatic aches neuralgia gout lumbago and grippe pains. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
Inside help wanted ad appears among a mix of local notes and social tidbits. The item lists unskilled inside work at the Sunman Bank along with a separate job call for Batesville and includes a string of brief social visits and travels in the area around Batesville Rushville Chinton and Indianapolis with names such as D McCallum Henry Terry Ed Zierer Lillian Worland and Mrs F Hahn. The passage also records Mother's Day service details for June 3 at 2 00 p m and various visits by residents to relatives and friends in nearby towns.
Morris and outside work, The Hillenbrand Co Batesville 45 1E. Mr and Mrs Henry Fisse and Miss Helen Oswald Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs H Roell and daughter Frances. Miss Mary Huseman returned to Cincinnati Monday after visiting her mother Mrs M Huseman. Miss K Dell caller at Batesville Friday morning. Chas Gruenkemeyer visiting relatives in Cincinnati. Misses Edna Lucille and Lorena Lampert Batesville spent Sunday with Mrs R Weisenbach. F Land and family spent Sunday at Sunman. Miss Elenora Riehle visiting A F Riehle and family returned to Cincinnati Monday. Miss Sylvia Walter caller at Batesville Saturday evening. Miss Amma Walsman spent Saturday Greensburg. Jacob Federle and son Lawrence Indianapolis spent Sunday here. Miss Loretta Zillebuchler spent days last week at Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs Louis Bremlage Cincinnati spent Sunday with Chas Bremlage and family. Miss Esther Nordmeyer caller Batesville Monday evening. Mr Burglar and family and Miss Clara Busald Indianapolis spent Sunday with Mrs R Wiesenbach and F A Hilckman wife and son David at Oldenburg Thursday afternoon.
If you suffer from chronic or muscular rheumatism try Chamberlain's Liniment. It offers relief from pain and is worth many times its cost. Available everywhere.
Deweytown residents John Theobald Geo Pulskamp and families spent Sunday with Wm Pulskamp and family Elmer Wallpe visited Morris Sunday Mrs John Theobald and children visited Mrs Quirin Wallpe and children recently Mrs Jos Flaspohlar and daughter Irene and Mrs Mike Wallpe were visitors here last week Several local youths went fishing Sunday Mrs Jake Wallpe and son visited Batesville Saturday
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for whooping cough. W. McClinton of Brandon Springs Alabama reports his baby improved quickly after using the remedy. Obtainable everywhere.
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