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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

8

Church News In Brief Listings Of Services And Events

Local church notices invite all to attend Sunday School at 9:30 and 9:00 with lessons. sermons at 10:00 and 7:00. Friday City Hall social and bake sale. Wednesday prayer meeting. Luther League, choir, catechism, and orchestra plans. Addressed by Pastor J Barthelmas and Pastor L A Schreiber, with multiple locations and times.

City Hall Rev Mitchell Allen Sykes John the Baptist Luther League Spades Peppertown J. Barthelmas

Boiling the Kettle

Walter F Crane, pastor of Bethany Lutheran Church invites all to Bible School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 evening worship at 7 30 Luther League at 6 45 and Brotherhood next week Thursday at 7 30. He says attendees not worshiping elsewhere are welcome to join for mutual help and stronger community life.

Bible School Luther League Brotherhood

St John’s Church Bible School and Services Schedule

St John’s Church announces Bible School at 1 30 p m German service at 10 a m Luther League at 7 p m Pastor C Held leads.

ST. John’s Church Bible School Luther League Held

Local papers vital to farming communities and commerce

The Ohio Farmer argues territorial and local publications serve farmers and towns by providing region specific news and services. Strong local papers educate residents, dignify community affairs, and drive local advertising, benefiting buyers and sellers who rely on nearby outlets.

Farm Press Ohio Farmer

Batesville Social Roundup Includes Visits and Calls

John Freel and family operated Saturday in Batesville. Pete Reel was at Batesville Saturday. Henry and Ambrose Schneider visited relatives in Cincinnati Sunday. Mathilda Prickel returned home after a week in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Imhoff were Batesville callers Thursday. Clarence Donnell spent Wednesday in Cincinnati and Thursday in Indianapolis with Ben Schrader. Mrs. George Huber returned home to Cincinnati after weeks here. Myrtle Victor of Cincinnati visited local family. Marie Grunkemeyer and Fanny Siefert spent days with their families in Batesville. Mrs. Joe Walters and Mrs. Oscar Walters called Monday. Nick Meyer and wife visited Batesville Monday. Bedel called on friends Monday. Ed Prickel was in Batesville Friday. Sophia Sieg called on friends Tuesday.

John Freel Batesville Pete Reel Henry Schneider Ambrose Schneider Cincinnati Mathilda Prickel Imhoff Clarence Donnell Ben Schrader Indianapolis George Huber Myrtle Victor Glaub Marie Grunkemeyer Fanny Siefert Joe Walters Oscar Walters Nick Meyer Bedel

Church Schedule for Napoleon Pennington Middle Branch New Salem

Napoleon M. E. Church hours list Sunday School and preaching times for Napoleon Pennington Middle Branch and New Salem. Epworth League sessions run eveningly with Target times noted. prayer meeting set for Thursday. New Salem offers Sunday School at 9 30.

Napoleon Epworth New Pennington Middle Branch New Salem

Gulf Stream Course Shifts Eastward Off U S Coast

The Gulf Stream maintains a steady course for hundreds of miles from the U S coast, then gradually veers eastward. It broadens like a fan and becomes shallower as it shifts its direction beyond that stretch.

Population would be traced to a single couple since 188 A D

An estimate argues that without wars or plagues the world population of about 1.519 billion could have descended from a single couple over 1,782 years beginning in 188 A.D. The calculation assumes uninterrupted reproduction and uses historical demographic assumptions.

Public sale notice in Huntersville Franklin County Indiana

Notice of public sale by order of the Circuit Court of Franklin County Indiana December 11 1920 includes real estate Lots 2 and 8 in Huntersville Franklin County plus personal property list with items such as a one ton Republic truck scales and other shop and barn goods. Real estate terms require one third cash and two equal installments with mortgage security six percent interest subject to 1920 taxes. Personal property sale offers cash under five dollars and six month credit for five dollars or more with promissory note and six percent interest. Sale begins at 1 00 pm with notices signed by Mrs Lillie Schrader Fred Schierenbeck Audt Chas L Johnson Clerk A B Wycoff Attorney.

Circuit Court Franklin County Indiana Huntersville Republic McCaskey Fairbanks

Large Virginia Diamond Claimed as U.S. Record Holder

A Virginia diamond from Manchester is asserted to be the largest and most valuable American find among limited diamond discoveries nationwide, claiming the record for size and value.

Virginia Manchester United States

Education and a Provoking Parody of Lady Macbeth

A Boston Transcript quips on Ruskin about education and human happiness. It cites a humorous misquote from a local paper where Lady Macbeth allegedly calls her husband a “poor fish” and someone echoes a mock line about a “porpoise” and a dagger, reflecting comic newspaper misattribution.

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Church News Wesley Chapel ST. Mark’s Church M. E. Church Epworth League Pennington L. A. Schreiber Walter F. Crane Bethany Lutheran Church D. P. Heltzel Morris Napoleon M. E. Charge Merry Lab Lillie Schrader Fred Schierenbeck Audt Chas. L. Johnson A. B. Wycoff Nature Wilber Schrader Everett Navy Percales Coats Kingan’s Park Ladies’ Vellastic Union Suits John H. Wilker & Company
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