Farmers Short Course to Boost Sunman Community Efforts
A three day Farmers Short Course at Sunman December 19 20 and 21 delegates from Ripley Franklin and Dearborn counties join Purdue University for free lectures and talks. A seventy five cent banquet on Wednesday raises funds for Sunman schools with all other events free.
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Sunman
Farmers’ Federations
Ripley
Franklin
Dearborn
Purdue University
Purdue
Big Four
Christian Union Church
K. of P. Hall
Big Four Hall
C. A. McCansie
Farmers’ Federation
Everett McClure
Aurora
Indiana Farmers’ Federation
W. T. Oxer
St Mark’s Bazaar Draws Large City Hall Crowd
A large crowd of ladies gathered at St Mark's bazaar last Saturday afternoon at City Hall where many beautiful articles were offered for sale and sold quickly. Supper hour and evening brought a crowded house of men, women, and children enjoying a luncheon. Financial results for the organizers appeared likely to be gratifying.
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City Hall
Knights of Pythias Dance Set at St Clair Hall
Attention K of P s and friends invited to a club dance at St Clair s Hall Saturday evening December 10. Music by Getz entertainers. Admission for gents and ladies 25e.
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Knights of Pythias
St. Clair’s Hall
Getz Eintertainers
Tadies
Papering Offer At Ten Cents A Roll This Winter
Dec and Jan special on wall paper hanging by Fahenaew vues S. C. Crowell. Prices drop to ten cents per roll, encouraging customers to schedule before the season ends and save on papering costs.
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Fahenaew
Elmer Heidt Dies After Long Illness in Batesville
Elmer Heidt, aged about thirty nine, dies after a extended illness in Batesville following a life of public service. He was born in Newport Kentucky and moved to Batesville as a youth where he joined the J. O. U. A. M. and the Masonic order, serving as Past Master. He led Hose Reel as Captain of Batesville’s Volunteer Fire Department and remained respected for his conscientiousness. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1:00 p.m. at the home and 1:30 p.m. at St John’s, with interment in St John’s Cemetery.
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Elmer Heidt
Filmer
Newport
Batesville
Masonic Fraternity
St. John’s
St. John’s Cemetery
Christmas ads boost Batesville merchants this season
Readers are urged to shop locally as Batesville home merchants fill the Christmas gift need. Ads feature items for children and elders, highlighting early buying to ensure better stock and support the community during the holiday rush.
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the Tribune
Home Merchants
Batesville
Batesville Club to Attend Southern Indiana Baseball League By-Laws Meeting
Chester C Meyer and Batesville Baseball Club members will travel to Hope Indiana Sunday for a by laws committee meeting of the proposed Southern Indiana Baseball League. A six member committee, chaired by Meyer, includes representatives from Hope Franklin Seymour Columbus and Greenwood. The committee’s draft by laws will be reviewed by the association at a future meeting called by president W H Isley of Shelbyville.
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Chester C. Meyer
Batesville Baseball Club
Hope
Indiana
Southern Indiana Baseball League
Columbus
Mr. Meyer
Franklin
Seymour
Greenwood
W. H. Isley
Shelbyville
Tom Corwine to Perform at City Hall Lecture Series
December 10 features the second Lecture Course program at City Hall with Tom Corwine as entertainer. The polyphonic artist and imitator promises humorous selections and strong audience applause. The event aims to offer an evening of fun and educational value.
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City Hall
Tom Corwine
Corwine
High School Notes and Farmers Institute in Batesville
Sunman and Batesville notes cover school events and a Farmers Institute. Honor students listed, debates held on liquor and disarmament, basketball win over Milan, and a story about promotion decisions. The Laughery Township Institute announced for December 17 at Gibson Theatre with speakers Luzadder and Dellar.
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Laughery Township
Farmers’ Institute
A. H. Thie
Thie
Gibson Theatre
FE. E. Luzadder
Red Key
Ind
Luzadder
Jay County
H. J. Deller
South Bend
Batesville
Fire narrowly averted at Mrs Lehmkuehler home
Mrs John Lehmkuehler detected smoke Sunday afternoon and found two burning joists under the kitchen floor near the furnace chimney. A section of floor was removed to reveal one joist burned through and another on fire, extinguished by quick action and carpenters repairing the damage.
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John Lehmkuehler
Mrs George Unnewehr and daughter suffer injuries in Salem trip
Mrs George Unnewehr Arrived in Salem Indiana to arrange shipping of furniture to Salem was recalled by a message that her daughter Mrs Orra Hopper sprained her ankle and broke a bone just above it. Mrs Unnewehr herself fell and sustained a slight fracture of her hip.
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George Unnewehr
Salem
Ind
Orra Hopper
Notice on subscription dates and corrections
The notice asks subscribers to compare their paper dates with paid dates and offers corrections upon notification. It also reminds readers that remittance is appreciated when the subscription is due.
Births of the Week Reported for Several Families
Birth notices list a girl born to Albert Goldschmidt and wife on Wednesday November 80. A boy born to Jacob Sieg and wife on Friday December 2. A boy born to William Jobst and wife on Saturday December 3.
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Albert Goldschmidt
Jacob Sieg
William Jobst
Christmas Seal Sale Aims to Beat Tuberculosis Deaths
The annual Christmas Seal Sale fights tuberculosis by funding Modern Health Crusade clinics free hospitals and visiting nurses. Since 1911 Indiana cut TB deaths from 153.9 to 107.7 per 100000 and raised state seal funding from 12000 to 185000 dollars, with 1922 goals to exceed seven cents per capita and expand campaigns led by the Anti-Tuberculosis Association chaired by P J Holzer and others.
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Indiana
Modern Health Crusade
The
Anti- Tuberculosis Association
P. J. Holzer
Minnie &. Wycoff
Lou Stansbury
Hale C. Pickett
Batesville Beats Milan 20 to 9 In Holiday Sendoff Game
Batesville High wins at Liberty Park Hall in Friday action over Milan 20 to 9. Hazen and Heinlein lead with multiple field goals and Behlmer adds several four point plays. Batesville hosts Newpoint next, marking the final home game before the holidays.
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Liberty Park Hall
Milan
Batesville
Hazen
Heinlein
Behlmer
Freihage
L. Freihage
Krick
Fricker
Bonfer
Rupp
King
Postal officials urge regulation size Christmas mail
The Post Office Department requests cards and envelopes used during Christmas be regulation size with none smaller than 2 3-4 by 4 inches if possible. Small items are hard to handle and rarely have address defacement preventing delivery. Public cooperation is appreciated and parcels should be mailed early. Nicholas Yvolz signs the notice.
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Post Omee
Nicholas Yvolz
Mrs Amand Kirschbaum Improving After Kidney Stone Operation
Friends report Mrs. Amand Kirschbaum showing marked improvement after surgery for kidney stone at Christ Hospital Cincinnati last Friday. Initial condition was serious upon hospital admission but latest updates are encouraging.
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Amand
Kirschbaum
Christ’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Batesville Volunteer Fire Dept Meeting Planned
Notice to firemen at Batesville volunteer department to attend a City Hall meeting next Monday evening December 12 at 7 00 o'clock. Fire Chief John H Wonn ing says important business will be discussed.
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Batesville
Legion Meeting Notice At Post Hall
Regular meeting of Prell Bland Post members will be held at the Post Hall next Monday evening December 12 at 7 30 o clock. H M Benz Adjt.
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Prell Bland Post
H. M. Benz
Adjt
Educational meeting on parental cooperation in Batesville
Superintendent Hoing led an Educational Week event at City Hall with a sparse parental turnout. Music by Ivy Wisman Augusta Kaiser Frederick Kleiner and Virginia Mestermacher. Speakers Wycoff Taylor and Hoing urged stronger parent teacher cooperation and outlined plans for a state school survey to raise Indiana from seventeenth in education.
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Hoing
Ivy Wisman
Augusta Kaiser
Frederick Kleiner
Virginia Mestermacher
Terry
Mildred Nickel
Wycoff
Batesville
Taylor
Heing
Indiana
Free Lecture For Ladies By Miss Elizabeth Morris
Indiana polis guest Miss Elizabeth Morris speaks on Health and the Happiness of the Home in a free illustrated lecture for ladies at St Mark's Church Sunday School room at 2:00 PM on Wednesday December 14. All local ladies invited to attend.
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Elizabeth Morris
Indianapolis
St. Mark’s Church
Miss Morris
Batesville Bank Christmas Club Vouchers Totals Revealed
The Batesville Bank mailed Christmas Club vouchers this week totaling over seventeen thousand dollars. Readers are invited to check the issue’s advertisement to learn how to join and save for next Christmas, with a chance to be among future recipients.
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Batesville Bank
Weather and Crop Report for Indianapolis District
For week ending November 22 light precipitation and moderate north district temperatures, excessive rain and high heat in south. Sunshine deficient. Field work retarded. Winter grains growing nicely. Soma lowland crops damaged by flood. GUS VANOSDOLL.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Gus Vanosdoll
Walnut purchase offer seeks 500 bushels by Dec 15
N. E. Gregory offers to buy 500 bushels of walnuts at best market price. Delivery required by December 15. Addressed at Batesville opposite the passenger depot.
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N. E. Gregory
Batesville
Nifty Cigars Packed 26 In Box For Christmas Trade
A home product by J. G. Cook offers a 26 in box of cigars as a festive Christmas gift likely to please him most. The description emphasizes a neat bundle suitable for holiday trade.
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J. G. Cook
Batesville Tribune Offered As Christmas Gift Idea
Would a one year subscription to the Batesville Tribune be a thoughtful Christmas gift for an absent relative or friend. The suggestion frames reading service as a warm, practical present.
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Batesville Tribune
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