New Year Church Services Planned Across Local Parishes
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church and St Mark’s Apostle churches announce New Year services. St John’s schedules English and German services, a watch meeting after evening services, and New Year communion. St Mark’s lists German and English services, Luther League, and a congregational meeting to vote members. Bethany Church details Sunday School, morning and evening worship, Luther Leagues, and a special sermon ahead of New Year. Various parishioners’ attendance notes and visits are listed alongside service times.
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ST. John's EV. Luth
Tli
Luther League
Bethany Church
Luther, League
L. L
Bethany Bog. Luth
Gringie
Agaio
Prof
Picken
W. P.M. Society
German Landwehr Verein Acknowledges Donation To Red Cross
Aug Bloemer, secretary of the German Landwehr Verein, reports a $159 donation to the German Red Cross for distressed Germans affected by the war. The Verein hopes $5000 goes to German POW relief in Siberia, with $109 for widows and orphans. Members thank the Red Cross for easing burdens and aiding orphans.
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Bloemer
Landwehr Verein
Red Cross
Verein
Siberia
Thaoka
Notice to Correspondents and Local Sanity Inquest
Notice to correspondents explains no carrier service on New Year’s Day and asks rural writers to drop items at the Post Office for Monday delivery. Wm Doepping, formerly of a farm northwest of town, was adjudged insane at a Greensburg sanity inquest after living with John Bredewater near New Pennington since his mother’s death.
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Wm. Doepping
Town
Greensburg
Marriage Licenses Reported in Dillsboro and Moores Hill
Marriage license notices list Earl Hadley and Eloora Licking of Dillsboro, Christopher Dohermann of West Concord, Mic to Nora Ahrens of Atenville, Albert H. Lang of Dillsboro to Edith Schill of Moores Hill.
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Earl Hadley
Eloora
Dillsboro
Christopher Dohermann
West
Concord, Mic
Nora Ahrens
Atenville
Albert H. Lang
Edith
Schill
Moores Hill
Neglected Colds May Worsen. Try Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey
A warning that untreated coughs can become chronic and cause serious throat and bronchial issues. Claims Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey soothes irritation, eases breathing, and kills germs. Product advertised as pleasant, 25 cents at druggists.
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Dr. Bell
The Adder’s Poison Teeth Arrangement
The adder or viper has two sets of teeth arranged so the poison fangs lie flat in the roof of the mouth while feeding. This allows the snake to use either set: one for delivering venom and the other for eating prey, without interference.
Poultry Show Prep Tips For January Exhibit
Poultry notes urge selecting birds now for January show dates January 24 to 28. Inspect for broken feathers and tame birds through frequent handling to boost judging performance. Encouragement for December egg laying contest rewards 3 dollars total for top layers. obtain premium lists from the association secretary or Monroe Wonnlog at First National Bank or Walewman’s.
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Association
Monroe Wonnlog
First National Bank
Walewman’s
Christmas Visitors and Travelers Across Indiana and Cincinnati
Local residents from Morris Connersville Cincinnati and surrounding towns visited relatives during Christmas and holidays. Travelers included Peter Roell Reuben Schrader A W Gluesenkamp and many others visiting Indianapolis Cincinnati Hamilton Muncie and Columbus, with students from Purdue Wittenberg Baldwin Wallace and St Francis.
Surprise Birthday for Miss Rosalia Heitz
Miss Rosalia Heitz was surprised by a group of young friends on Tuesday evening to honor her twelfth birthday. The exact date was Sunday but the party waited until after Christmas Eve to recover from Christmas celebrations. The children played games and enjoyed an elaborate lunch.
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Rosalia Heitz
Santa
Batesville High Falls Short At Clarksburg In Clashing Game
Batesville High School basketball traveled to Clarksburg Friday and edged to a 38 33 loss in a hard fought contest. Louis Tufelking played through a broken bone injury from a horse incident that morning. Mrs Clara Smith returned home to Greensburg with her cousin Mrs Jake Hafner and little Miss Helen Boehmer joining for part of the visit.
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Thomas Reidenbach
Harry
Westport
Mionie Gunter
Greensburg
John Gunter
Cross Roads
Nora Mohr
John Biehl
Muncie
Columbus
Ind
Batesville High School
Clarksburg
Batesville
Louis Tufelking
Loule
Clara Smith
Jake Hafner
Helen Boehmer
Card of Thanks to Knights and Onlookers for Christmas Visits
We extend our best wishes and thanks to the Knights of Columbus for sending Santa Claus. James Moody and family join Miss Ethel Schultz and relatives in Shelbyville for Christmas with Arthur Schultz and others. Frank Ebret and family from Chicago visit Mrs Ebret’s parents, James Ray and wife, at Newpoint. Virgil Schultz of Shelbyville and Waldo of Indianapolis come to spend Christmas with their parents the Schultzes. Mia Cora Hopper and Mies Clara Unonerwehr of Salem visit George Vanewehr and wife. Walter Crowell and family of Connerville spend Christmas with relatives. Miss Virginia Dames of Cincinnati visits J. J. Macke and wife. Miss Anna Behlmer visits Sunman. Garry Westerman and Roy Brum of Indianapolis spend the week’s end with relatives. Raymond Ollier and Ed Sippel of Indianapolis spend the holidays with.
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Win Taylor
Harvey Behlmer
Frank Weoler
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Arthur Griogle
Misa Nora Woontag
Wittenberg
Springfield
Ohio
Norme Wilker
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Siharon—Walaman
Moores Hill
Albert Brum
Ernat Boehmer
Charles Meister
George Sippel
Leo Laudick
Able Fischer
St. Francis
Cincinnati
Joseph
Arthur Rudolph
Edmund Johnson
Jaeper, Tod
Knights of Columbus
Santa Claus
James Moody
Family
Frank Ebret
Chicago
Virgil Schultz
Shelbyville
Waldo
Indianapolis
Theodore Schultz
Mia
Cora Hopper
Mies Clara Unonerwehr
Salem
George Vanewehr
Hughes election could spark new shingle mill in Oregon town
The Olympia Recorder reports that if Hughes wins, an Oregon town may get a new shingle mill employing fifty men, based on an option on timber land. If Wilson wins, the option will lapse. The commentary notes many ventures await the political outcome to drive industry and business.
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Hughes
Oregon
Olympia Recorder
Wilson
Charles B. Hughes
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Farmers’ Institute
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Blank’s Pharmacy
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International Poultry Food
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