Explanations of Republications and Loyality in Indiana
A Democratic Herald article claims Republicans form a disloyal bloc uniting on one ticket to block war work. The author counters with questions about loyalty, citing Gov. Goodrich and Hays, arguing party labels do not define patriotism and urging unity for wartime effort.
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Herald
Democratic
Congress
Indiana
Democratic Herald
Republican Party
Chaesen
Satamp & Man
Copperhead
The
Kioge
Wilson
United States
Goodrich
Wills
Hayo
Willis Thompson
Inedianapolia
Republican State Committee
Willia Thompson
Democratic Presa
Democratic State Committee
Mr. Thompson
Will H. Hays
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Indianapolis
Herald Nedne
Batesville
Ripley
America
Ripley County Sends 214 Men to Uncle Sam Members
A complete list compiled by A. W. Romweber shows Ripley County residents serving in all branches of the armed forces. The county totals 214 servicemen, with Laughery township contributing 57 men, over a quarter of the county’s total.
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A. W. Romweber
The
Tribune
Ripley County
Uncle Sam
Mr. Romweber
Laughery Township
Purina Mills Seeks Cord Wood for Delivery
Batesville Roller Mills invites applicants to supply cord wood for future deliveries to Purina Scratch Grain and Purina Chowder facilities. Apply at the office.
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Purina Scratch Grain
Purina
Batesville Roller Mills
Eastern Stars Benefit Social Aids Red Cross Drive
The Eastern Star in Batesville held a benefit at the Masonic Hall with Mrs. Ida Goldschmidt and Marty Sitterding leading a program of entertainment and addresses. Proceeds, about 859.09, will support the local Red Cross Chapter, plus thrift stamp promotion and war savings guidance for the community.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Red Cross
Ida Goldschmidt
Marty Sitterding
Masonic Hall
Arthur Schultz
Shelbyville
Hozer
D. McCallum
A. B Wycoff
Cleveland
A.B Wrycoff
Batesville
Itay Credit
Ita
Eastern Star
Bazaar and Country Store at City Hall Bazaar
The St. Merk a Ladies Society announces a bazaar at City Hall on Saturday December 8. Christmas gifts and home goods will be on sale. Country attire is urged and turtle soup with refreshments will be served.
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St. Merk
Bazaar at City Hall by St. Louis church group
The Tabernacle Society of St Louis Church will hold a bazaar at City Hall on Friday and Saturday December 14 and 15 to which all are cordially invited.
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Tabernacle Society of
Harlemert Bultman Wedding At Ficks Church
Henry Harlemert and Misa Rita Bultman were married at Fick a church on Wednesday afternoon. A reception followed at Hermano Harlemert’s home with a wedding supper for the couple and guests. The couple then attended a dance at iMenke hall. Mies Alice Husoeke returned to Cincinnati for work after a short visit with relatives.
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Henry Harlemert
Misa Rita Bultman
John Bultman
Osgoood
Fick
Hermano Harlemert
iMenke
Mies
Alice Husoeke
Cincinnati
Her Parente
Consolidation Puts Harry Schwier Co. as Batesville Hardware Leader
In Batesville a major deal unites Star Hardware with Harry Schwier Co and transfers Home Hardware stock to Schwier. John Schmocker shifts to farming implements, while Roy Johanning remains in draft. The merged firm, led by Harry Schwier with officers Schroeder and Vischer, plans a large clearance sale to consolidate stock before moving operations to the Schwier building and expanding space for furniture and hardware.
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Batesville
Star Hardware Co
Harry Schwier Co
Home Hardware Co
Tte
John Schmocker
Schimacker
Enterprise Caslcet Co
Roy Johanning
Batonville
The
Star
Harry Schwier
Joseph Schroeder
Louis Vischer
Star and Home
Harry Echwler ,Co
Boeliringer Street
Indiana
Schwier
Schroeder
Fischer
Wedding at St Pauls Church Cross Ponds
Miss Anna Korte wed Adolph Siebert at St Pauls church Cross Ponds on Thanksgiving Day at two in the afternoon. The bride wore white silk crepe net and a bouquet of bridal roses. sister Lillie was bridesmaid in pink silk crepe with pink carnations. Groom attended by nephew Wilber Slepherb. reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with a wedding supper. The couple will live on the Korte farm. both hailed as respected young people in the community.
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St Paul’s Church
Cross Ponds
Anna Korte
Adolph Siebert
Miss Lillie
Wilber Slepherb
Fred Stebert Sr
Jobo Korte
Mr. Korte
Local Ad Notice Offers Bracelet and Car Topic
Reader alert for a Wheel stock or car sale on track later this week with price rise potential. Whiiher Schrader found bracelet offered, owner to call this office to claim by paying for ad. Job Printing by Tribune Office.
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Wii
Cate
Whiiher Schrader
Militia Unit Forms in Batesville Under Captain Sykes
A Monday meeting at the K of C hall organized a Batesville state militia unit. Allen Sykes elected captain with Harry Pohlman and Oscar Gonder as first and second lieutenants. Drill at fair grounds begins soon with weekly practice planned.
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Harry Pohlman
Oscar Gonder
Fair Grounds
K. of C. Hall
Batesville
A. B. Wycoff
Mr. Wycoff
Allen Sykes
Captain Sykes
Sykes
Pohlman
Gonder
Katesville
Omar Gonder
Louis Cook
F. H.wweigel
Joseph Oswald
Harlan Hoffman
I. J. Blank
John Wernke
Anthony Blank
Joseph Moilaun
C. W. Shook
Elmer Heidt
Adam Fehlinger
Henry Wig
Farmers Institute Dates Set for Laughery and Adamie Townships
The Farmers Institute will meet at Batesville City Hall on January 4 for Laughery township and at Suoman for Adamie township on January 5. Competent speakers will present an excellent program, entertaining and instructive, inviting attendance. Jobo Wessel and wife traveled to Indianapolis Friday to visit relatives.
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Farmers’ Institute
Laughery Township
Batesville
Institute of
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Eastern Stars
France
Sam
Hvance
Post Office
Roller Mille
Harlemert-Bultman
Siebert-Korte
Jobo’ Wessel
Indianapolls
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