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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
5
Readable local notes show Blank's promotes a one cent sale next Thursday to Saturday with 15 16 and 17 dates. Many residents travel between Sunman Batesville Cincinnati Indianapolis for visits sales and business.
Mickie says born to Ed Dickman and wife on Sunday a girl. Roy Davis visited Greensburg on Tuesday. Lester Hertel of Illinois stopped by Mike Meister's. Mildred Trautman of Sunman visited Mrs. Ida Goldschmidt. Mrs. Fred Behlmer of Sunman called here between trains. Everett Hart and Alma Kammeyer went to Indianapolis to spend time with relatives. Norma Demaree shopped in Greensburg Saturday. Rose Lampe of Oldenburg worked in Oxford Tuesday. Roy Bauman family visited Cincinnati. Elton Kramer of Purdue spent Easter with his parents H. H. Kramer and wife. Mrs. Tom Meade and child from Sunman visited with her sister Mrs. James Mead. Joseph Gindling from Bloomington spent Easter with relatives. Harry Blank left for Martinsville to visit a sanatorium. Clarence Hannebaum of Peppertown and son visited Cincinnati. Frank Tangman family and niece Edith spent Easter in Sunman. Mrs. Moenter visited Master Sunday with her son Bernard’s family, returning to Cincinnati. John Gehrich and children traveled to Cincinnati for future plans. Anthony Meister and family from Cincinnati and Indianapolis spent Easter with Mike Meister’s family. New appraisement made this year. A. B. Wycoff and wife host Mrs. Mary Stewart of Versailles and Mrs. Hiram Mann and Cincinnati children. Paul Meister of Indianapolis visited Easter. Edward Brockman moved toward Indianapolis to secure a home and plans permanent relocation. Friends here regret the move yet are glad to stay within reach of Batesville for visits.
A farewell party was hosted last Wednesday for Marie Rose and Fred Hahn by friends before their move to Connersville. The evening featured games and a luncheon of ice cream and cake. Guests included Luetta Mann, Myrtie Martin, Anna Laudick, Cora Starks, Dorothy Hoffman, Cecil Dickey, Margaret Stevens, Leo Laudick, Chester Robinson, Chester Stevens, Theodore Stevens and Walton Sidell.
Easter services drew strong attendance despite bad weather. Twenty nine members plan to unite with the church, twenty admitted Sunday night and the rest on Pentecost. Services schedule includes Sunday School 9 30 Epworth League 10 40 and evening worship 7 30. Lawrencville worship next Sunday morning by Pastor L A Schreiber.
Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Deborah and Barak deliver Israel. English services at 10:00 a.m. Taking Jesus Down from the Cross. Luther League 6:15 p.m. Following in the Footsteps of the Great Physician. Evening English preaching 7:00 p.m. The Resurrection of Christ. Peppertown 2:00 p.m. Spades 2:00 p.m. Pastor J Barthelmas extends cordial invitation to all services.
Bethany Lutheran Church announces Bible School at 9:50 morning worship at 10:50 with Christ's Death and Revelation, evening worship at 7:20 on Doubt's Defeat and Faith's Victory. German services 10:15, Luther League 1:30, stereo views 7:00. Sunday school council meeting Friday April 9 at 7:30. Other preaching points listed: Napoleon Salem Wesley Chapel times.
The remains of Mrs Nora Huston mother of Miss Jennie Huston former Batesville teacher were brought from Indianapolis Thursday evening and taken to Oldenburg for burial services held there Friday. She visited here often when her daughter taught in Batesville and has many friends in this vicinity.
Matesville markets list rates for cattle hogs and sheep reported by Mike Benz with prices for heifers cows calves bulls hogs pigs sows and lambs. Include ranges for heavy medium and light categories and note miscellaneous poultry and produce listings.
Mrs. Angela Elder mother of Mrs. H. C. Canfield of this city died Friday night in Wilmington after a brief illness. She contracted double pneumonia following a cold and passed away at eight o’clock. Services were held at the M. E. Church in Wilmington. Surviving are her daughter, son Omer of Greendale, a brother, her aged mother, grandchildren, and many relatives and friends. Her life reflected gentleness, kindness, and steadfast devotion to family care.
Captain Tate of Kokomo Indiana, longtime contractor and lumber dealer, dies at his winter home in St Peters burg Florida. He was the last surviving staff officer of the 83rd Indiana Volunteers and attended reunions each year. Born in Dearborn County he later lived in Indianapolis and Kokomo, enjoying a grand postwar life with summers in Kokomo and winters in Florida.
A fragment notes a cranberry enthusiast praising a term antiscorhutt and marveling at the idea with a humorous aside about unexpected language from an Arkansas source.
The notice states work in the rank of Esquire will occur this Thursday evening. No further details on location or participants are provided in the fragment.
Ernest H. Tripp died in his Woodruff Place home Indianapolis after a three week illness due to heart trouble from overwork. He led Tripp Warehouse Co. and the Tripp Brothers firm at North Vernon and was a longtime Republican leader. He was son of Colonel Tripp of the 6th Indiana Volunteers. Friends recall his loyalty and wide-circle influence.
Services were conducted at the Kops residence south of town on Monday afternoon for the infant born the previous evening. The body was interred at St. Pauls cemetery with Undertaker Zierer in charge of the burial.
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