Glad Wedding Bells Again Ring Out in Batesville Area
A series of Thanksgiving day weddings in Batesville area mix social pomp with family ties. Edna Beck weds Rolla Von Gundy of Dayton Ky at home. Henrietta Schantz and William Vascou wed in Rushville and plan Batesville residence. Helen Walsman weds Walter Smith in Cincinnati with Batesville guests.
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Edna Beck
Rolla von Gundy
Dayton
George Beck
Lohengrin
Dorothy Beck
J. Barthelmas
St. Mark’s Church
von Gundy
Oscar Go
St. Petersburg
A. Grille
Florida
Batesville
Batesville Bride Marries in Cincinnati Then Tours
Mrs. Carrie Bischoff formerly of this city and Roberrt Read of Texas were married at St. John’s Catholic Church in Cincinnati on Wednesday morning. They plan a bridal tour lasting several months visiting Dayton Batesville St. Louis and Texas before winters in California and a Texas return. Mrs. Read has many friends in Batesville who wish the couple happiness.
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Batesville
FE. Vascou
Stella Vascou
Ben Youngman
Joe Lang
Cincinnati
J. C. Talkenberg
Crooksville
Ed Schantz
A. F. Rolles
Helen Schantz
Charles J. Orbison
Telford
Indianapolis
Vascou
Main and
Boehringer Sts
Carrie Bischoff
Roberrt Read
Texas
St. John’s Catholic Church
Dayton
Ohio
Leo Thoman
St. Louis
California
Read
Marriage Unites Miss Anna Unnewehr and John Forkert
On Thanksgiving Day at 1 pm in the parsonage parlor of First M E Church the Rev Schreiber joined Miss Anna Unnewehr and John Forkert in marriage. The bride is the daughter of the late Henry Unnewehr from near New Point, the groom a prosperous young farmer from the same area. Immediate families and guests enjoyed a wedding dinner at Lizzie Forkert’s home and an evening of merriment followed.
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Georgette Crepe
Gertrude
Chimer
Batesville
Frank Walsman
Mildred
George H. Goyert
Henry Beese
Cincinnati
Schreiber
M. E
Anna Unnewehr
John Forkert
Henry Annewehr
Newpoint
Linner
Lizzie Forkert
Doll contest at Blank's promotes questions and viewing
John Nickel visited relatives at Weisburg Wednesday. The notice invites the public to visit Blank's to see the dolls and learn about the contest, encouraging attendees to ask questions and participate.
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John Nickel
Weisburg
Red Cross drive shows citywide shortfall in subscriptions
Public school notes report Red Cross canvass results with total funds raised 474.00 and 454 memberships plus 20 magazine subs. Ward captains and workers are thanked. union collection added 16.00 to local chapter. School activities include Christmas exhibit by Domestic Science, five course banquet for Commercial Club on December 11 with orchestra.
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Red Cross Society
John Behlmer
George Doll
A. G. Zierer
William Kretzmeier
William Brummer
Frank Motz
Gale Moore
Ed Zierer
Jacob Hildebrand
Grover Martin
George F. Schumacher
B. Wycoff
A. A. Connelly
John Boehmer
Art Kramer
Henry Schumacher
Alvin Kramer
Harry Sitterding
Chas. Green
Alois Roell
William Foerster
Herman Wonning
Joe Mollaun
Red Cross
America
S. W. Straus
Commercial Club
Lillian Kort2
Central Business College
Wind Shield Company
Capitol Ave
Indianapolis
Silas Marner
Mildred Nickel
Bloomington
Blanche Beck
Sharon Walsman
Ohio
Fred Heavner
Cincinnati
Max Gibson
Russell Schuck
Max
Russell
Navy
Brinky
Colleens
City Hall
Lyceum
Schultz's
Hart Sells Restaurant to Linville in Logansport
Edward Hart sells his restaurant to J. Guy Linville of Logansport who will take charge around year’s start. Hart will continue managing until possession. The restaurant will move to the adjacent room and Hart will use the current space for a confectionery and smokery with plans to wholesale candies and tobaccos in spring.
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Edward Hart
J. Guy Linville
Logansport
Hart
Mrs Erfman Rearrested on Murder Indictment
The Grand Jury returned an indictment for murder against Mrs Louis Erfman and she was rearrested Wednesday evening and held in the county jail awaiting trial. A definite date is not set though it is thought the trial will begin on the 17th or 29th of the month.
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Louis Erfman
Laughery Farmers Institute to Meet in Batesville
The Laughery Township Farmers Institute will convene at Batesville Town Hall on the first Saturday in January. L. O. Chasey of Marion is booked as a speaker, and Mrs. Lewis Taylor of Indianapolis will also address the gathering, well known to locals from prior institute appearances.
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Laughery Township Farmers’ Institute
Batesville
L. O. Chasey
Marion
Lewis Taylor
Indianapolis
Funeral for Mrs Lusetta Raabe Attended by Goyert Kin
Mrs Lusetta Raabe died at her home in Cincinnati last Friday afternoon at age seventy nine. Relative and friends in Batesville joined the funeral services with Mrs George H Goyert, William B Goyert and Louis Goyert among the attendees from the local area.
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Lusetta Raabe
J. H. Goyert
Cincinnati
Christmas Money Prompts Batesville Banking Club Vouchers
Batesville Bank mailed Christmas Banking Club members vouchers totaling over seven thousand dollars. The notice invites readers to check the issue ad to join next year and be eligible for the program.
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Batesville
Ita
Christmas Banking Club
Gasoline supply promises relief and prices listed
An ad touts improved gasoline supply with drums at 28 cents per gallon and smaller quantities at 30 cents. It notes a pie social at Timpke schoolhouse on Friday December 5th hosted by Melson J. Wachsmann, teacher, asking ladies to bring pies, and mentions BLANK'S newspaper insert reaching every home.
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Timpke
Mang
Bies
Melson J. Wachsman
St Mark’s Luther League to Host December Social
The St Mark's Luther League will hold its monthly social at the home of Wm Kammeyer on Friday evening December 12 1919. Committee announces event details.
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St. Mark’s
Luther League
Wm. Kammeyer
Laborers Wanted for New Hillen Brand Co Factory
Outside laborers are sought to work on a new factory building for The Hillen Brand Co. The ad calls for workers, detailing location and basic employment terms.
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Hillenbrand Co
Thanksgiving Socials Light Up Town Halls
A busy Thanksgiving Eve features a K of C Hall dance with members and friends, a St Clair's Hall gathering hosted by James Withers, Bethany Church Christian Workers bazaar at Town Hall, St John’s Ladies Society supper and bazaar in Huntersville, and a K of P euchre party at St Clair's Hall followed by an oyster supper and Getz Entertainers music into the night.
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K. of C. Hall
St. Clair’s
James Withers
Christian Workers of
Bethany Church
Town Hall
St. John’s Ladies’ Society
Getz Entertainers
Cincinnati
Masons Have Big Meeting in Batesville Lodge
Batesville Masonic Lodge members met Saturday afternoon at one o clock to confer B A and F C degrees. They paused for a chicken supper prepared by the Eastern Stars, then conferred the M M degree on two candidates. A lunch followed before departure. Storm kept neighboring lodges away.
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Batesville
Downey Files for Sheriff Nomination in Versailles Race
J W Downey of Versailles announces candidacy for Republican nomination as sheriff. A Ripley County resident for 30 years, he served 25 years as a veterinarian and six years as Versailles marshal, seeking primary support from Republican voters.
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Tribune
J. W. Downey
Versailles
Downey
Ripley County
Batesville to Host Banquet and Program for Commercial Club
Batesville High School will host a short program Thursday evening in the High School Assembly Room. The Business Men of Batesville will be served a banquet the same night as part of efforts to organize a Commercial Club to advance the city. All interested residents urged to attend.
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Batesville
Supper and Bazaar by St Mark's Ladies Society
Christmas bazaar and diet supper planned for Saturday December 6 at the Canfield Building. Afternoon and evening events include fancy work fish pond and abundant refreshments. Evening program features supper with prices for adults 35 cents and children 20 cents.
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St. Mark’s Ladies Society
Canfield
New Rural Carrier Takes Over Route 2 Duties
Alonzo Huneke began his duties as a carrier on Route No 2 from this city last Monday after being appointed the regular carrier. The route had been served for months by William Voegele of Morris. Due to the threatened salt famine, customers are advised to place immediate needs with Huneke while supplies last.
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Alonzo Huneke
William Voegele
Morris
A. C. Foerster & CO
Feed Sale Promises Wide Variety for Buyers
A short notice touts abundant feed options available for purchase with emphasis on variety and immediacy. It urges customers to act quickly to secure the best stock and prices.
Early Batesville Shopper Highlights Mrs Bramlage
Mrs Charles Bramlage of Morris was among the early shoppers visiting Batesville on Wednesday with local interest centered on her outing.
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Charles Bramlage
Morris
Batesville
Church News In Brief at First M E Church
Sunday attendance praised as Rev George Gelvin Preaches at 10 40 am and 7 30 pm Worship Spirit of fellowship highlighted with Epworth League and choir rehearsals. Sunday School 9 30 am Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs Dora Zierer’s home. Worship at Lawrenceville next Sunday morning. Pastor L A Schreiber invites all to attend.
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M. E
George Gelvin
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid
Dora Zierer
Chris Hafner
Lawrenceville
L. A. Schreiber
Wesley Chapel Preaching Points and Church Activities
The notice lists Sunday services at Wesley Chapel Napoleon Sun day School 9 30 Preaching 10 30 Special Sermon to Parents New Salem Sun day School 2 00 Preaching 3 00 Batesville Sun day School 9 30 Class 10 30 Kings Heralds 1 30 Ep worth League 6 30 Edna Castor Grace Crane leaders preaching 7 30 Fountain of Life. Week activities include stove and window repairs Monday, Sisterhood class Wednesday, Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening, Missionary Society Friday at Mrs Crowell home. Pastor W F Crane invites unchurched to attend and help.
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Napoleon
New Salem
Batesville
King’s Heralds
Epworth League
Edna Castor
Grace Crane
Church Board
Sisterhood
Shook
Moody
Missionary Society
Crowell
W. F. Crane
St Mark's Church Service Schedule and Bazaar
Sunday School at 9:00 to 9:30 with lesson They are Spiritually Strong Who Watch and Pray English Divine Service at 10:00 Faith and Good Works Luther League at 6:15 Preaching at 7:00 Christ's Return to Judgment Ladies Society meets Thursday 2:00 Bazaar and Supper Saturday Canfield Hall Liberal patronage. Barthelmas and Heltzel pastors.
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Luther League
Ladies’ Society
Canfield Hall
St John's Church Ladies Society Anniversary Service
The Ladies Society of St. John's Church announces its annual anniversary service to be held Sunday morning. Members should assemble at the Parish House at 9 45 a m. Special deputies will begin delinquent tax collection in December. George Becket, Treasurer, Ripley County. Also note doll contest votes at Blank's and Indiana Flour sold in stores.
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Ladies’ Society
George '. Beckett
Ripley County
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William Vascou
Henrietta Schantz
Rushville
J. M. Schantz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Francis Schaub
Harry A. Engel
Mrs. Vascou
Gertrude Walsman
Clineview Ave
Helen
Walter Smith
Harrison
Kapp
Unnewehr-Forkert
Blank’'S
Report OF
RED Cross Public School
Farmers’ Institute
PIE
Blank’s
Masons
Wilber Schrader
Church News
Wesley Chapel
Barthelmas
Bethany Lutheran Church
Ee. D, P, Heltzel
ST. John's Church
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