Community Guests and Visits Across Town
Oldenburg Mrs. John Ferkinhoff visits Waldr on for a week. Mrs. L Kremer of Cincinnati stays with H G Borchelt family. Edward Hoelker from Cincinnati visits relatives. Verena Herrman from Cincinnati visits her parents. Gertrude Freihage from Indianapolis spends Sunday with family. Mrs. Jos Freihage and Mrs Henry Schmidt attend Ladies Auxiliary district meeting in Shelbyville. Mrs L Schleub of Mt Airy hosts at Harry Borchelt home. Ed Freihage of Indianapolis visiting Bernard Flodder and wife in New York. Edgar Lampe of Cincinnati spends Sunday with friends. William Munchel and wife of Norwood visit Paul Munchel Sr. family. Albert Peine and wife visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ferkinhoff
Waldron
L. Kremer
Cincinnati
H. G. Borchelt
Edward Hoelker
Verena Herrman
Gertrude Freihage
Indianapolis
Jos. Freihage
Henry Schmidt
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Shelbyville
L .Schleub
Mt. Airy, O
Harry Borchelt
Ed Freihage
Bernard Flodder
New York
Edgar Lampe
William Munchel
Norwood
Paul Munchel Sr
Albert Peine
Wheat Sowing News and Local Visits Across Neighborhood
Farmers finished sowing wheat in the Lower Pipe Creek area. James Lanning and family spent Sunday with Frank White and family. Frank White helped Harry Christy sow wheat late in the week. Mrs. Qualin of Yung's Corner visited her son Roy Qualin. Mrs. Mary White of Batesville visited this vicinity. Frank White was a Brookville caller on Monday. Wesley Holland and wife from Nebraska are visiting neighbors. Alden Jones and wife visited relatives in Rush County Sunday. Mrs. Eli Hubbard spent Saturday and Sunday in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lanning
Frank White
Harry Christy
Qualin
Yung's Corner
Roy Qualin
Mary White
Batesville
Brookville
Wesley Holland
Nebraska
Alden Jones
Rush County
Eli Hubbard
Hamilton
Pepper Town News Roundup of Local Visits
Mrs L Pepper visited daughter in Anderson to see Mrs George Metcalf. George Huntsinger and wife returned to Lowell after weeks with daughter Mrs Will Marlin. August Pepper at Batesville. Mabel Swartz traveled to Indianapolis last Saturday. Mrs Robert Cain of Connersville visited relatives here Sunday. Roscoe Wolf called on R Rust. Henry Wolfcrest at Batesville Wednesday. W D Alley at Oldenburg last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pepper
Anderson
George Metcalf
George Huntsinger
Lowell
Will Marlin
August Pepper
Batesville
Mabel Swartz
Indianapolis
Robert Cain
Connersville
Roscoe Wolf
R. Rust
Henry Wolfcrest
W. D. Alley
Oldenburg
Local visits noted from Metamora and surrounding towns
Metamora residents Chester Hawkins and wife visit Rushville relatives as Rev. Leo Pickett of Milroy stops in town. Milroy pairs David Hammond and wife visit James and Mrs. Curry. Lola Martindale hosts Kentucky kin. Numerous trips to Connersville Indianapolis Brookville Cincinnati and Richmond are listed among residents and visiting workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Hawkins
Rushville
Leo Pickett
Milroy
David Hammond
James Curry
Elliot
Martha
Kentucky
Lola Martindale
Tom Martindale
Connersville
Harry Martindale
John Wenger
Kokomo
Richmond
Jenks Wenger
William Butcher
Fairfield
Emma Johnson
Stipps Hill
Nora Curry
Brookville
Harry Swift
Charles Martindale
Ed Johnson
Newcastle
Clyde Ames
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Charles Riley
Florence
Henry
Grace Ames
Noah Foster
Edith Wright
Blooming Grove
Sarah Alley
Leona Hutton
Springfield
Carl Burdell
Donna Alley
Louis Shuter
B. Ferris
Messrs
Basil and
Kenneth Copes
Charles Ellis
Harold Steimer
Helen Jones
Rickenbacker Champions Preparedness Against Article 10
Capt Eddie Rickenbacker argues soldiers oppose the League of Nations and Article 10. He says the U S must be prepared for war before joining any alliance, noting past unpreparedness, wartime costs, and the burden of militarism on Americans. He insists preparation or punishment would be the choice if the League were adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Eddie” Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
France
United States
The
League
Europe
America
Flo
Visit to Marion Star Shows Editor Harding’s Paper Craft
Riverside reader J Gabbert reports from Marion after touring the Marion Star where he says Editor Harding runs a tight ship. He notes longtime staffers from 20 to 38 years, Harding’s hands on approach from press to ads, and his intimate knowledge of pay and production details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Star
Harding
J. Gabbert
Riverside
Cal
Marion
Gabbert
Alarding
Chamberlain's Tablets Restore Health to Indigestion Sufferers
Indigestion biliousness and constipation sufferers are urged to try Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad claims the tablets have restored health and happiness to hundreds and promises pleasing results for anyone troubled by digestive woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Names tease and perplex across states in comic quip
A Detroit observer notes a young woman celebrates or scorns the name Euro Case while a Alabama child bears the striking name Reguspatof. The Boston Transcript wordplay reflects on unusual monikers in a short, humorous item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Alabama
Johnson
Boston Transcript
Spring Harness Aims To Support Slouching Workers
An inventor patents a spring harness for men that attaches to the shoulders and hips to help support the spine during stooping work.
Widow of Roosevelt backs Harding Coolidge ticket
Edith Roosevelt widow of Theodore Roosevelt advocates voting for Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge. She urges women to use their influence, saying the country needs a steadfast national policy and renewed Americanism to restore stability and promote peace and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Warren
Harding
Edith Kermit Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Coolidge
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
America
Notice of Adoption of Resolution to Vacate Public Alleys
The Common Council of Batesville Indiana adopted Resolution No 54 on October 6 1920 to vacate two alleys in John Hillenbrand Second Addition. A public hearing for remonstrances is set for November 8 at 7 30 p m in the Council Chamber. Final action will be binding on all interested or affected parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Batesville
Indiana
John Hillenbrand
Ripley County
Central Avenue
Park Avenue
Liberty Park
Council Chamber
Geo. J. Doll
George Schumacher
A. Boehmer
William Wisman
William Foerster
Notice to Wilbur Schrader in Ripley Court
Ripley Circuit Court announces a non resident guardian removal case against Wilbur Schrader. He must appear at Versailles court by the first day of November term, 1920 to answer the complaint or risk adjudication in his absence. Court clerk Chris H. Kassendick and attorney A B Wycoff are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Mathilda Schrader
Cora Schrader
Wilbur Schrader
Indiana
Court House
Versailles
Republicans Insure Economical Conduct
Washington notes the U S government spends about 15 million dollars daily, far above prewar levels. The piece argues Congress and the new administration will cut expenditures, reduce clerk hires, and streamline bureaus to save hundreds of millions of dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Republican Party
Executive
Nation Demands Thorough Change in Presidential Outlook
Chicago reports show a nationwide push for change in November driven by public dissatisfaction with Wilsonism. Voters seek a shift away from Wilson policies and favor Coxis, who aligns with Whitson, signaling a rejection of the Wilson track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilson
Coxis
Whitson
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Ohio
Third Street
Eagle“Mikado
Alee
Eagle Pencil Company
State of
County of
Chris H. Kassendick
A. B. Wycoff
Dob Printing
Ribune
Batesville Ambulance Co
Ogitonng
Monroe Peetz
Prop
Batesville, Ind
Richard Springman
Frank Oswald
Auct
L. Johnson
Mirro Aluminum
Mirro
Meyer Hardware Co
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