Christmas church programs across multiple communities observed
A crowded schedule of Christmas events fills churches in Cross Roads St Pauls Wesley Chapel German M E St Marks and St Johns with services programs and free will offerings. The article also covers a Manila visit where the Chicago White Sox beat the New York Giants 2 to 1 amid a grand reception and planned celebrations.
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Jonn J. McGraw
Manila
Chicago White Sox
New York Giants
Severa
Jimmy Callahao
Charles Comiskey
City Ion
Comiskey
Callahan
Manila Club
Bell
Marriage License Notice in Cincinnati Times Star
Forest A. Shook aged 28 from Maryville Illinois and Annette Obermeyer aged 23 of 48 East Clifton Avenue were issued a marriage license as listed in the Cincinnati Times Star on December 22. The Tribune extends congratulations to the couple and notes a Christmas gift for 1914.
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Cincinnati Times Star
Forest A. Shook
Maryville
Yeno
Annette Obermeyer
Clifton Avenue
Tribune
Went after the Wrong Man in Scarlet Fever Case
Two years ago Batesville saw forty scarlet fever cases starting at the Mayor’s brother in law home. No doctors treated early, the Mayor showed partiality influencing follow up cases. The physician, Dr M Josuri Coomgs, says strict law was kept despite political pressure and calls it dirty politics.
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Batesville
M. Josuri Coomgs
Holton of the Navy promotion and new enamelware sale
The notice promotes the ongoing serial Holton of the Navy in Tri Buns and invites readers to catch up. It also advertises a line of white enameled Slop Jars from Home Hardware Co, described as extra quality.
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Holton
Navy
Home
Boy Killed by Train At Sunman MD
Irvin Eherg sixteen and a half, eldest son of Harry Eherg, died after being run over by a train Thursday afternoon. The incident followed repeated pranks with trains despite warnings. He jumped onto a freight at the depot, slipped at the crossing, and was dragged several feet. Internal injuries caused his death. Funeral services were held at St Paul M E Church, led by Rev G W Henderson. Floral tributes included a harp and lyre from the school and Sunman band. Deep sympathy from the community.
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Sunmaan
Irvin Eherg
Harry Eherg
Irvin
St. Paul M. KE
G. W. Henderson
Sunman
aThe
Eure
Newlyweds Receive Warm Cincinnati Welcome
Newly married Louis Borchelt and his bride left Cincinnati Thursday after a short stay with the bride's mother Mrs Henry Belter and Mr Borchelt's parents. A surprise charivari greeted them Saturday night at the latter's home as friends gathered for a lively send off. The couple returned to Cincinnati Monday, carrying well wishes from local friends.
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Louis Borchelt
Cincinnati
Henry Belter
Card of Thanks for Lindenmeyer Family
The Lindenmeyer family expresses deep gratitude via the Tribune to neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of George J Lindenmeyer. Special thanks to Undertakers Zierer and Weigel & Buret Rev Father Accurs and aa ssatante and floral donors. May God reward you all. Mrs Lindenmeyer and Children. For a good second hand heating stove call Mra Catherine Cruea.
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Tribune
George J. Lindenmeyer
Zierer
Weigel & Buret
Father Accurs
Aassatante
Mrs. Lindenmeyer
Aged Lady Catherine Kruse Dies Near Napoleon
Mrs Catherine Louisa Kruse died after four weeks of pneumonia at the home of her son in law John Feilerman two miles northeast of Napoleon at 2 30 am Monday She was born in Bramkamp Hanover Germany on May 12 1840 and was 73 years 7 months and 10 days old She leaves three sons Christ William and John Kruse and four daughters Mrs Fred Meyer Mrs Wm Karl Mrs Fred Wenning and Mrs John Fellerman along with 33 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Funeral services will be held today at noon at the Pellerman residence then at St Johns Lutheran church in Napoleon Rev Utner of Osgood will conduct the services Interment will be in St Johns cemetery at Napoleon where her husband was buried 24 years ago
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Catherine Louisa Kruse
John' Feilerman
Napoleon
Kruge
Bramkamp
Hanover
Germany
Torourn
Christ
William
John Kruse
Fred Meyer
St. John’s Cemetery
Good Entertainers Shine In High School Lecture Course
The third Lecture Course under the High School auspices met high standards, with Misses Marner and Johnston delivering reader and soloist roles to delighted listeners. Mr. Conrad impressed as a cartoonist, using chalk depictions that drew praise for originality and realism. Attendance was strong, and the community is urged to see the remaining two performances.
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Marner
Johnston
Conrad
Birthday thanks and family obituary note
Mrs. Sophia Brune. August John Luesse, son of Joseph Luesse and wife, was born on December 4, 1910 and died December 18, 1913 aged 3 years and 8 days. The cause of the child's death was diphtheria and pneumonia. The funeral was private.
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August John Luesse
Joseph Luesse
Organ sale at P Boerstler's on St
For sale two good second hand organs at P. Boerstler's on St. Sale details limited to the stated location and items.
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P. Boerstler’a
Hold Institute Transfer Notes
The Farmers' Institute at Nickel Hall drew about 80 to 85 attendees with a full day of lectures and speeches. John Meyer opened, John H. Davis spoke on silos and dairying, Mrs. Flora Meeks contrasted old and new farming, and Alphonse Doll won the boys corn contest.
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Farmers’ Institute
Nickel Hall
John Meyer
John H. Davis
Davis
Flora M. Meeks
Meeks
William Thie
Indiana
Lambert Doll
William Gluesenkamp
Batesville Poultry Breeders’ Association
Gluesenkamp
Jos. &. Gonnelly
Red Men Initiate Four New Braves at Wauseka Tribe Powwow
The Wauseka Tribe I O R M held a wigwam powwow last Saturday initiating four braves Emer Gibson Ed Froedtricht Clarence Moody and Cozy Miller with Red Cloud Tribe of Indianapolis leading the initiatory rites. A lunch followed and Indian Jove spread among attendees as the Red Men band played. The event was praised for its orderly conduct music and camaraderie.
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Red Cloud Tribe
Indianapolis
Banner
United States
Emer Gibson
Ed Froedtricht
Clarence Moody
Cozy Miller
Franklin County Democrats Nominate County Officials
Franklin County Democrats held primaries on Friday December 12 and named nominees for county offices. William M. Baker for Clerk Charles G. Reifel for Auditor Frank J. Geis for Treasurer Robert H. Cook for Sheriff Frank E. Sealer for Coroner Francis R. Harder for Surveyor Albert N. Logan for Assessor Perry Appleton for Commissioner 1st District Jonathan Fruits for Commissioner 2nd District. With a large Democratic majority, these nominations essentially secure election.
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Franklin County
Democrat’c
William M. Baker
Charlies G. Reifel
Vor
Frank J. Geis
Robert H. Cook
Frank E. Sealor
Francis R. Harder
Albert N. Logan
Ist
Perry Appleton
Zod
Jonathan Fruits
Beloved wife and mother honored by neighbors and family
The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and burial of Mrs. Henry Wismann. Special thanks to Rev Arndt, pallbearers, St Johns Ladies Society, Undertaker Zierer, and floral donors. Bereaved husband and children. Also an item for sale: seven room dwelling on a Lot 5x5, with fruit, well and cistern, Wilwell, asking $2,800, call Tribune office. Behlmer Brothers building materials advertised.
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Neigihborn
Henry Wismann
Tr. Arndt
St. John's Ladies’ Society
Zierer
Saale
Tribune Office
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Catherine Cruea
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Boquet
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William Weigel
Weigel & Burst
Mr. Weigel
Callon Louis ‘Govert
Elizabeth Shazer
Joseph L Ward
Washington
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Anna Fink
Otter Creek
Delilah J. Pendry
David Whitham
Brown
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Clausheide
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John Clausheide
William Schott
Emma Kops
Joseph Kieinmeyer
Thomas W. Laws
Geo. E. Huntington
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J. Morton Brown
New Marion
Nicholas Hammon
John Elbridge Hammon
Albertina Perkinhoff
Frank X. Wiesenbach
Adams
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M Hooter
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Margaret E. Bicks
Center
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Thomas EB. Day
Jackson
Andrew Cottingham
Wm. Cottingham
Belle Hamilton
Frank Small
Walter H. Fitch
Alice Newforth
Behlmer Brothers
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