Hearts United Green Boude in Augusta Ky Wedding
Multiple society notices report private weddings and engagements in Kentucky towns. Susie Buoude wed Lawrence W. Green in Augusta with limited family attendance before departing for Michigan. Additional marriages include William Parsons and Lulu Winstrow at the English M E parsonage and Fred Goertemiller with Dora Dieckman at Huntersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Buoude
Augusta
Susie
Lawrence W. Green
RB. T. Green
Will
Bautesville
Cincinnati
Michigan
Lawrence
Kentucky
Flint
Parsons Winstrow
William Parsons
Lulu Winstrow
French
M. E. Parsonage
Burt Smith
Lawrenceburg
Estate notice asks debts to Joseph Strauss estate be settled
Notice calls all who owe debts to the Joseph Strauss estate to call and settle. Mention of Mrs. Otillia Strauss. Also notes Mrs. George Niemeyer and daughter spent Tuesday in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Strauss
Otillia Strauss
George Niemeyer
Cincinnati
Christmas Church Entertainments Impress Batesville Audience
Entertainments by English M. E. Sunday School St Joan s Sunday School Huntersville Germano M. E. English Lutheran Bethany English Lutheran St Paul s Cross Roads and St Louis school highlighted a week of well rendered programs. Pupils and members enjoyed treats and the events drew strong community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
St. Joan's Sunday School
Huntersville
St. Mark’s
Bethany English Lutheran Church
St. Paul's Church
Cross Roads
St. Louis
Town Hall
St Mark's Church notes for New Year events
Next Sunday New Year’s Day Sunday School at 9 30 German service at 10 30 Evening service Holy Communion at 7 Luther League social New Year’s Eve at the Schmocker home Annual Congregation meeting Monday Jan 2 at 7 All members requested to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Church
Luther League
John Schmocker
St Louis School Presents Christmas Entertainments at City Hall
The pupils of the St Louis school will stage Christmas entertainments at City Hall on Thursday evening December 29 1910 and New Year’s Eve. The program includes action songs idols cantatas drills minstrels and tableaus in German and English with Eureka Band providing music. Reserved seats available at Blank’s drug store. The productions have attracted large crowds for three years and promise another popular show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
City Hall
Eureka Band
Blank’s
Oakdale residents swap homes as Roells move in
Ted Roell and wife moved into their new Oakdale residence last Wednesday. Randolph Kreiger and wife will occupy the former Roell home on Pearl Street. Mrs. A. H. Grove, visiting Batesville relatives, returns to Indianapolis. John Baker and wife visit Indianapolis for a week with Fred Wetzel. Fred Wachendorf and Mrs. Dean Anderson go to Rushville for two weeks. Mrs. Henry Timmerman visits Greensburg with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Goertemiller
Dora Dieckman
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Huntersville
Henry Steding
Eerwin
Alfred Dieckman
Emily Goertemiller
Lillie Poske
William Dieckman
Cross Roads
Tribune
Walke-Winegard
Ted Roell
Oakdale
Batesville
Randolph Kreiger
Pearl Street
Mr. Roell
John Baker
Elmer Lightner
Indianapolis
Fred Wetzel
Fred Wachendorf
Dean Anderson
Rushville
Batesville Deaths and Growth Highlight Local Times
Mrs. Herman Rankin aged 39 11 29 died after a tuberculosis illness in Batesville with funeral services held at home and burial in Nashville. John Fishmer died near Spades aged 5 after a one day illness. services were at Adams Church. The article notes Batesville’s rapid year end growth with 32 buildings and calls for more manufactories to sustain future prosperity and census status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rankin
Rankin
Nashville
Tenn
Batesville
Mr. Rankin
Albert
Osgood
Mrs. Rankin
Savior
John Fishmer
Spades
Adams Church
Rev
Heeseman
D. H. Schrader
H. H. Kramer
William F. Krieger
Fred Bauman
John Steinfurth
Arthur Schein
Henry Lauman
Andy Meister
Louis Ambrecht
John Nordich
Indianapolis
John Meyerose
Chas. Steinforth
Ed Bruns
Jesse Robbins
Behmer Bros
Taylor
Frank Nedderman and Brother
Fichtner & Heidt
John Greishop
Mr. Hornig
Ed Starks
Indiana
New Liveryman Harry Meyer Takes Over Barn Equipment
Harry Meyer becomes livery operator using his father s horses and rigs plus horses and part of the Joseph Straus barn equipment. He holds an option on the remaining Straus assets and plans to run both the Owl barn near the depot and the former Straus barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Meyer
Joseph Straus
Jos. Straus
Mayor Hilenbrand sights Speaker Clark in Indianapolis
Mayor Hillenbrand traveled to Indianapolis on business and to attend an event with Champ Clark the prospective Democratic Speaker of the House. The Democratic Club hosted Clark Thursday evening in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillenbrand
Indianapolis
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Bakers Gift Big Christmas Cake to Tribune Printers
Earl Downey, a local baker, sent a large cake for Christmas dinner, and Mrs. Downey shared a generous portion with the Tribune printers, leaving everyone praising the tasty gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Force
Earl Downey
Earl
Notice to K. of P annual officer election
The annual election of officers for the K of P will be held on Thursday evening December 29 with all members urged to attend. One trustee is to be atonana erected. Several local residents and relatives are listed as traveling or visiting relatives in Indiana Ohio and West Virginia during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atonana
Reflection on 1910 and moral accounting for the new year
A year end meditation urges readers to inventory not only financial gains but moral deeds. It questions whether wealth justifies neglect of spiritual duties and calls for self examination before God at life's final judgment.
Dear, Mamma Dear Poem From Pearl Foerster
Four months have passed since you left home and the verse laments missing mamma dear. The speaker names Karl and Alice and speaks of papa's unhealed heart while angels sing and prayers rise to God for reunion in heaven.
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Mamma
Karl
Alice
Papa
Mammit
Edwin Borchett Wins Peanut Jar Guess at Store
Edwin Borchett proved the luckiest among many guessers at the F. W. Andrew store guessing the number of peanuts in a jar. The jar held 3,749 peanuts and Borchett’s guess of 3,745 was four off the exact count, earning him the large prize doll from Mr. Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Borchett
F. W. Andrew
Mr. Andrew
Idwin
Shadday Family Heads to Shelby Township for Holidays
Mrs. FP. W. Shadday and her children travel to Shelby township Thursday morning to visit relatives for the holidays. Mr. Shadday plans to join them from Indianapolis after the State Teachers' Association adjourns. Randolph Krieger and wife depart for Bedford Friday evening to spend Christmas with Mrs. Krieger’s father John Hartman and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Michel
Berea, O
John Michel
William Moore
Silverton, O
Chas. Seward
R. T. Green
Lawrence Green
Shelbyville
G. W. Sidell
George Wills
Greensburg
John Wills
Grace Greemann
Edna Todd
Mang
Indianapolis
FP. W. Shadday
Shelby Township
Randolph Krieger
Bedford
Ind
John Hartman
Mrs John Pohlman and Children Visit Indianapolis for Holidays
Mrs John Pohlman and her children traveled to Indianapolis on Friday morning to spend the holidays with relatives.
Transfers of Farm, Town and Lot Holdings Across County
A series of land transfers listed with grantees grantors locations and prices. Transactions include Adams Johnson Washington Brown Center Versailles Milan Sun Man Otter Creek and Cross Plains townships with amounts ranging from 1 to 3,350 dollars and land sizes from 1 acre to 181 acres. Notable parties include Anthony Voegele E L Watts Mary Thielking Leroy Duncan and George W Steinmark among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Voegele
Wm. F. Monk
Adams
E. L. Watts
Thos. C. Parkes
Johnson
Walford
W. Edgar Smith
Washington
Louis H. Rex
John §. Thielking
Mary Thielking
Tilman Whitam
Emory Melton
Brown
Edward Hornberger
Abner H. Rawlings
Sun- Man
J. L. Pryor
al Jolda P. Shook
Franklin
EL. Watts
Jobn Bronnenberg
Versailles
Mary F. Adkkins
Admix
Carl O. Berry
Hester Rockafeller
Cindilia Willoughby
Otter Creek
Thos, W. Laws
Lula Pease
George E. Wheeler
Alfred Muir
Earl H. Rhodes
Wm. H. Wikenberry
Johnson To
Frost on Trees Inspires Quiet Morning Reverie
A reflective verse-like note compliments frost glistening on trees on Tuesday. The scene is praised as rivaling Jack Frost’s art, with the poet noting frost’s shimmering beauty in sunlight and breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
State Teachers' Association Session Attended by Local Officials
Supt. Gonnelley and family along with Profs. Moulton Taylor and Shadday Mrs. Anna Wachsman and the Misses Ella Schernbeck and Sophia Nickel attended the association meeting in Indianapolis on Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Gonnelley
Moulton
Taylor and
Shadday
Anna Wachsman
Ella Schernbeck
Sophia Nickel
State Teachers’ Association
Indianapolis
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Hearts United
Green Boude
Goertemiller-Dieckman
Frank Walke
Hattie Winegard
Chas. Kramer
M. IE. Church
Broadway
St. Louis Entertainments
A. H. Grove
Herman Siebert
William Goyert
Henry Timmerman
Ubhe
Cccceese Bank
Ciesie Tailor Shop
Eseceeeseseees
John Schultz
Arthur
Fred Heidt
Wesley Stockinger
Louis Stockinger
BR. R. J
Meyer Hardware
Kramer’s
Bertha Fehlinger
Newport
Adam Fehlinger
George Bessler
Martina G. Oswald
Gale Moore, K
al Erbacher
East
Batesville Casket O
Wheeling
West Virginia
W. B. Goyert
Albert Grove
Joseph Boehmer
Joe Newman
Henry Green
Garfield Green
Newpoint
Chas. Green and
John Gehrich
Nora Lampport
Miss Pearl Foerster
John Pohlman
John H. Wilker& Co
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