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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1920

Page

8

Versailles Social and Court Notices Include Visits and Marriage

Mrs Frank Cox and friends from Aurora visited the Robinsons. Batesville guests with Mrs Eva Hunter. Thelma Doran from Milan with Verona McCoy. L L White and wife hosted nephew Leo Wolford of Louisville and family from Terre Haute. Court actions include modifications in Edwards case and murder indictment of Herbert Rose. bonds set. Quiet title awarded to John Hillenbrand Estate Co. Marriage license issued for Harry Hawking and Neola Hill.

Frank Cox Aurora W. D. Robinson A. B. Wycoff Batesville Eva Hunter Thelma Doran Milan Verona McCoy L. L. White Leo Wolford Louisville Terre Haute Court News Lewis H. Edwards Julian Edwards Julia Bruce State of Indiana Herbert Rose Alva Hendrixson W. A. Foster I. J. Foster John Hillenbrand Estate Co Deressia Hartman Et al Ornstein and Rice Co Samuel H. Ellerman

Sunday visits and local gatherings in Milan and Sunman

Everett Miles and Leah Walker of Milan spent Sunday with Chris Robinson and family. Others from the area visited relatives including the Menchofer family in Morris with Albert Voege. Sunman hosted a Farmers' picnic with attendees from the community. Irene Merhiey started high school in Sunman.

Everett Miles Leah Walker Milan Chris Robinson Mr. Menchofer Morris Albert Voege Dan Dieselberg Leora Marie Edith Eberg Sunman H. Eberg St. Nicholas Irene Merhiey William Schuerman

Local Notes Include Visitations and Moves Across Town

Indianapolis resident Earl Connelly visited his parents over the weekend. Charles Willis plans to sell his farm and move to town after a September 24 sale of personal property. Kirsch and Smith families from Lawrenceburg and Edgar Smith hosted visitors last Sunday. Plus updates on missionaries Frank Cottingham and wife heading to the Philippines for five years, Opal Pease visiting friends, Mrs. C. Broom visiting from South Carolina, and Lois Smith reporting freshman status at Franklin College with strong term prospects.

Earl Connelly Indianapolis James Connelly Charles Willis Jake Kirsch Lawrenceburg Chas. Smith Edgar Smith Frank Cottingham Far Northwest Philippines Opal Pease Laura and Goldah C. Broom C. L. Nicely South Carolina Lois Smith Franklin College

Guion Drug Store Endorsement for Chamberlain Cough Remedy

E. B. Milburn of Guion Drug Store in Guion Arkansas touts Chamberlain Cough Remedy as providing perfect satisfaction after years of use. The testimonial highlights customer satisfaction as the best advertising. Mrs Keach’s story continues with how she used the remedy.

E. B. Milburn Prop Guion Drug Store Guion Ark

Most Sensitive Instrument Made for Heat Variations

The bolometer, long seen as the most sensitive instrument, measures tiny heat radiation changes. Invented by Langley, it detects variations to within a ten-thousandth of a degree, using a razor-thin platform wire visible only under bright light reflections.

Langley

Apostle spoons and christening gifts described

Apostie spoons or apostle spoons also called goe sip spoons were gilt spoons given by sponsors or gossips to a child at christening. Each spoon bore a figure of an apostle on the handle.

Apostle

Short-Sighted Humanity and the Paralysis of the Soul

A reflective meditation on human fear of bodily paralysis versus indifference to spiritual stagnation. The author laments collective neglect of inner reform while pursuing comfort and avoidance of pain.

Notice of Voter Registration Sites in Ripley County Indiana

The Ripley County Board of Commissioners designates multiple polling and registration locations across Adams Brown Delaware Franklin Jackson Johnson Laughery Otter Creek Shelby and Washington Townships for the October 4 1920 voter registration period from eight in the morning to nine in the evening. Precincts list specific buildings such as schools and halls in Sunman Morris Penntown Milan Napoleon Versailles Batesville and Milan with residences and offices noted for registration. Keep quiet and you will not be disturbed by customers. Advertise in late Tribune and they will keep you by.

Board of County Commissioners of Ripley County Indiana Adams Township Sunman Morris Penntown Franklin Township Clinton Knocke Pierceville Masonic Milan Jackson Township Fred Bredemeier Napoleon Sophia Weber Johnson Township G. T. Beckett Versailles Grand Army Hall R. C. Dorsett East Side Public Square Laughery Township Ballstown Batesville Otter Creek Township Holton C. E. Holton Tribune

A Day With Senator Harding In Marion Ohio

A portrait of Warren G Harding in his Marion Ohio office shows a calm, steady campaign leader. The piece highlights his modest, businesslike conduct, restraint in rhetoric, and focus on issues over personal attacks as he prepares to lead the nation after March 4.

Warren G. Harding The Marion U. Sta Marlon Harding George Christian, Jr Harding House Republican Party Christian Garret White House Marion “Star Star Ohio Senate Bo'sun Bo'son Orlas

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Harry A. Hawking Ind Neola M. Hill Brown Township Friendship Benham Cross Plains Center Township Osgood Earl Croxton Kestler Delaware Township Baylor School Delaware School Shelby Township New Marion Rexville St. Magdalene Washington Township Smith Elrod Senator Harding William Hoster Lexington and Concord VNI Batesville Bank Cor Pearl and Vine Streets
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