Pennington Jazz Band to perform at St Clair's Tuesday night
NEW PENNINGTON Smith's Great Jazz Band at St. Clair's Tuesday evening, Sept. 21. Remember the festival here Saturday night given by the Ladies Aid and the Epworth League.
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
3
Corn cutting time in Laughery Township
Laughery Township reports a fair corn crop with strong early planting yields. Notable local visits include Charles E. Wilson of Anderson and several families visiting in Hoyer and Crowell households. Recent regional travel features state fair attendance in Indianapolis with multiple residents among attendees.
Social visits sustain a busy weekend in local families
Fred Marticke and family and others visited William Beinke and his family Sunday. George Geiger and relatives called on Charles Krieger and family Sunday. Henry Meyer and family from Huntersville visited August Marticke Thursday evening. August Marticke hosted visits from J M Marticke and their spouses at Henry Bornemeier's Friday. Mrs. August Marticke and Mrs. Henry Stickford visited or called on respectively across the week. Elmer Gesell visited home folks Friday to Sunday. August Schimpke and Vera visited in Indianapolis for several days. Ed Schone and wife visited Louis Schone and wife Sunday. Mrs. Fred Marticke called on Mrs. H. Stickford Saturday. Ed Schone and family visited Fred Bosse and family Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marticke
Grandma Wessel
William Wessel
Louis Belter
William Beinke
George Geiger
Martha
William Fritsch
Charles Krieger
Henry Meyer
Huntersville
August Marticke
Henry Holle
Frank Bergman
Ed Schone
Rat-Snap advertised by New Jersey hog raiser
James McGuire, renowned hog raiser, touts RAT-SNAP as a rat control solution. He says spending a dollar on RAT-SNAP saved the cost of a hog, with the cake bait offered in three sizes 65c 85c and 1.25. Sold by Blank's Pharmacy and Meyer Hardware Company with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGuire
New Jersey
Blank’s Pharmacy
Meyer Hardware Company
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Blank
Community Social Notices and Local Greetings
Harry Johnson and family spent Sunday with Louis Goyert and wife at Cross Roads. A large group attended the State Fair in Indianapolis. J C Dorrel and family hosted Roy’s fifteenth birthday. Numerous locals attended a dance at Menke's Hall. Clara Huneke traveled to Indianapolis for work. Miss Gwendolin Hoyer visited relatives in Indianapolis. Hazel Sellmeyer of Philo, Ill., visited the Schwuer family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
Louis Goyert
Cross Roads
Indianapolis
J. C. Dorrel
Roy
Harry Bultman
Rollin Hoyer
Alice Thackery
Margaret Swango
Newpoint
Flora Johnson
Evelyn Bultman
Florence Schwier
Irma Hoyer
Clarence Hutson
Ethel Menchofer
Osgood
Dorrel
Menke’s Hall
Gwendolin Hoyer
Hazel Sellmeyer
Philo, Ill
Ella
Earl Schwuer
Local Residents Seeveral Short Visits and Travels
A series of brief notes records residents of Batesville Greensburg and Cincinnati making weekend or weekday trips. Mrs J J Puttman spent Monday in Batesville while Mrs Effie Conley shopped in Greensburg on Tuesday. The Misses Margaret Metz Dorcas Shazer left for Bloomington. Mrs J E Thaward of Cincinnati visited her mother here. E O Behymer is visiting. The Misses Margaret Swango Allie Thackery visited J C Dorrel and family. Mrs Thomas King and son How ard plan a two week Chicago visit. Charles Meyer came from Cincinnati for a weekend stay. A Geneva outing is planned for Sunday. Mrs Clyde Puttman was called to Illinois for a brother's illness. Mrs R B Hodgins and daughter of Ft Wayne are visiting the Baas family. Dr H S McKee and son Edward Sherman spent Sunday in Greensburg. Mrs Ed J Starks shopped in Greensburg Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas King
Howard
Chicago
Charles Meyer
Cincinnati
Geneva
Clyde Puttman
Illinois
R. B. Hodgins
Pleasant Park visits and county fair attendance noted
Fred Siebert and family visited Herman Siebert and family in Batesville Sunday. A large crowd from here attended the state fair last week. Ed Flodder and family near Batesville visited Charles Dieckman Vincent Starke and sister Gertrude after visiting the Indianapolis Fair, then returned home Saturday. Mrs Ahring and daughter with Mr and Mrs John Wisman and Gar net were guests at John Borchett's home at the Pocket. Mrs Zeits of Batesville visited her sister Mrs Henry Klostermeyer and family here last week. Several from here attended the coffee social at Cross Roads Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughery Township
Charles E. Wilson
Anderson
Frank
Indianapolis
Elmer Sparks
Flat Rock
Albert Hoyer
George Bultman
Grandma Schwier
Roy Dorrel
Henry Menchofer
Smith
St.Clair’s
Fred Siebert
Herman Siebert
Batesville
Ed Flodder
Charles Dieckman
Vincent Starke
Gertrude
Ahring
John Wisman
Garnet
John Borchett
Zeits
Henry Klostermeyer
Cross Roads
Deer Foot Crossing and Local Visits Mentioned
Community notes recount visits from Herman Bohner Larnie Heck Edward Bohner and others to family homes plus a Sunday party at Mr Nickle s St Pius. The item blends local social updates with an advertisement for RAT SNAP exterminator from Meyer Hardware and Blank s Pharmacy.
McCray Built Business Empire From Kentland Roots
Warren T. B. McCray rose from Kentland where he started a grocery with partner Willis Kirkpatrick on his 21st birthday. He built a grain business that became Indiana’s largest cash grain handler and developed Orchard Lake stock farms with a top Hereford herd. A farmer, church leader, and long-time Kentland Republican, he emerged as a gubernatorial candidate on a platform of practical, fair management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren TB. McCray
McCray
Kentland
Willis Kirkpatrick
First Presbyterian Church of
Indiana
Farm Salesmen Wanted for Wisconsin Represent the World’s Largest Farm Agency
Prospective farm buyers weekly count 7500 via offices in America’s 12 largest cities. The agency has sold over 21,000 improved farms and seeks reliable local representatives in Wisconsin. No prior experience required but must own a car. Earnings range from 3000 to 7500 dollars yearly. State age, experience, and property ownership in first letter. All inquiries confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Wisconsin
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Ward Williams
Ida Hart
Bert
Pierce Alexander
Ralph Linville
Mecca
Parke County
Linville
Andrew Hahn
Rollie Davis
Ambrose Hickman
Omer Davis
Olin Gommel
Abplanalp
Clara Davis
Rolland Palmer
Francis Hickman
John Davis
Jane Colson
Minnie Bredewater
Hickman
Lillie Belter
Norwold
Frank Hart
Adams
Lettie Williams
Emma Thackery
Hayti
The
Tribune
Game Center
Pleasant Park
Herman Bohner
Finois
Larnie Heck
August Cutter
Edward Bohner
Milford
N'Gray Garber
Mr. McCray
Brook
Newton County
Warren T McRay
Batesville Ambulance Co
Geo. Steinwart
John Dittus
S. E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Ripley County
Third Street
E. A. Strout Farm Agency
Blymyer Bldg
Hoosier
Harry Schwier Co
Coats
A. C. Foerster & Co
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