Public School Notes on Thanksgiving Activities and Games
Last Tuesday Prof Heing spoke on Thanksgiving at the high school. Mr D McCallum followed with remarks and reflections on thanks for present blessings. Visitors included Ed Sieg Gustav Kalb Julia Martin and others. Albert Hischen earned a bronze for Boys' Working Reserve. Basketball losses at Milan were noted with plans to face Lawrenceburg next. Seniors studied agriculture and a Soph-Juniors challenge was proposed for a Friday game.
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Prof. Heing
H.S
Paul Gringle
D. McCallum
Pilgrim Fathers
Ed Sieg
Gustav Kalb
Julia Martin
Lena Brum
Alma Kroenke
Louisa Beisel
Verna Telless
Missi’imore
Admission Inc
Sophies
Death of John Fremaling at Cincinnati Hospital
John Fremaling died Tuesday morning at Good Samaritan hospital in Cincinnati after months of illness. The 27 year old resided near Sherer's Corner and sought treatment in hopes of recovery. Survived by his widowed mother and two sisters Mrs John Klusman and Miss Nora Fremdling, with services planned at the Lutheran church in Napoleon.
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John Fremaling
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
Fremaling
Sherer'a Corner
Napoleon
John Klusman
Nora Fremdling
Christmas Shopping Emphasized by Batesville Merchants
The Batesville merchants urge early Christmas shopping to ease clerks during the busy season. With full stock on display, shoppers are advised to buy now and support local home merchants before the rush begins.
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Batesville
Births of the Week Reported for Three Families
Born to Tom Patterson and wife on Thursday November 29 a girl. Born to Frank Luttmiller and wife on Saturday December a boy. Born to Ww Stadtmiller and wife on Tuesday December a girl.
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Tom Patterson
Frank Luttmiller
Ww.Stadtmiller
Umbrella Found at City Hall After Bazaar
An umbrella was found at the city hall after the Bethany Thanksgiving bazaar. The owner can claim it by identifying it at this office. Barry Reidenbach and family of Westport Indiana spent Thanksgiving at home. Harry returned Thursday evening. The family stayed until Saturday.
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Mrs. Schmidt
Cincinnati
Karl
Mr. Schmidt
Bethany
Barry Reidenbach
Westport
Ind
Harry
City Council Grants Poultry Show Hall Use
All members attended the Monday night meeting. Mesars Walsmao Poske and Won aiog requested city hall for a poultry show January 15 to 21 and were granted use on the same terms as last year. The treasurer reported funds: General 1528.47 Sinking 382.64 Water 260.56 Street 1288.93 Fire 358.96 Contractors' improvement 7123.08. The electric light committee, at county fuel administrator H. J. Walman’s request, will discuss turning out street lights on moonlit nights and after hours to save fuel. A street light at Second and Catherine is to be studied. Indiana avenue sidewalk conforms to contract. the council accepted it. After approving claims, the meeting adjourned subject to the Mayor’s call.
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Mesars
Walsmao
Poske
Wonaiog
Pohtar
Improvent Fund
H. J. Walman
Electric Light Committee
Electric Light Co
Light Commission
Second
Catherine Streets
Indiana Avenue
Fatally Injured Railroad Agent Stevens Passes After Accident
Veteran railroad agent Stevens of Bozibetawa Ohio died after slipping while carrying milk cans on Thanksgiving Day. He was struck by a train, both feet crushed and skull fractured, dying soon after. A longtime local resident, his death Saddened many railroad workers who knew him.
Oldest Indiana book claim sparks question in Richmond
A Richmond editor asserts possession of Indiana’s oldest book, challenging our German printed 1690 edition or a 227 year old purchase. Homer Exchacker of Indianapolis visited relatives here for Thanksgiving with his parents Frank Evchacker and wife.
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Richmond
Indiana
Germany
Homer Exchacker
Indianapolis
Frank Evchacker
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