10 Feb 1921
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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1921
Page
1
Sunman news shows residents visiting from Batesville Cincinnati and Greensburg. Ruth Hoff dies at twelve after brain fever. funeral at Blue Creek Church led by Rev. Heeseman. Red Wings Council aids Miami Council No. 279 in Aurora as 97 join the new Sunman group.
Henry Bruns and wife visited Frank Lang and family at Morris William Geyer went to Cincinnati Saturday for medical care. Howard Robinson and wife called on business at Versailles. Miss Ruby Sieg visited her aunt Mrs Philip Heitzman at Batesville. Harry Bohman of Snochsburg returned to work at Q M Ertel's. Joseph Thalheimer and Henry Price of Sunman were here on business last week. Mrs Howard Robinson and baby went to Cincinnati Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Q M Ertel visited relatives at Weisburg. Mrs Raleigh Robinson Jr was a caller at Greensburg one day last week.
Conner Hutson wife and son Cal vin were callers at Batesville Saturday Cassius Osburn called at Conner Hutson Thursday morning Adam Huber called at Sun man Saturday morning and again at Mr Henry Spreckleson's Thursday morn Conner Hutson and wife called at Sunman Thursday evening Calvin Hutson went to Brookville Sunday for work Ger paper reaches every home and reaches buyers through us.
A baby boy was born to Joe Rimstidt and wife on January 31 along R. R. No. 4. Miss Maggie Praker visited her brother John and family at Adams Church. Mrs. William Krinhop and Sarah Huneke aided Mrs. Henry Bauman with sausage making last week. Mrs. Conrad Luers returned from Cedar Creek after visiting her parents, with brother John joining her home. John Praker and Maggie were in Batesville for dental work with Dr. Bos. Miss Margaret Schrader spent Sunday with William Schutter’s family. Louis Kirchoff, recently from Farmers City HL, stayed with Fred Luers. Mrs. Conrad Luers visited sister Mrs. Fred Bergman at Laughery Bridge. Bergman listed as rheumatic. Miss Clara Huneke, working in Indianapolis, returned home. August Dittmer spent part of last week in Cincinnati. Miss Luella Einhaus returned to Queen City work after visiting her parents, Herman Einhaus and wife. Henry Hazelman, after months with his uncle Chris Scherling, returned to Kansas.
Miss Loretta Pistner spent a few days with home folks. Mrs. Robinson visited Batesville between trains. Mrs. Frank Lang traveled to Spades. Joseph Dupps of Sunman visited with Nick Dupps. Miss Marcella Reuter went to Batesville. Ed and Bruns families shared a Sunday visit. Abe Harison and John Zillebuehler were Batesville callers. A baby girl was born to Edward Reuter and wife of Goodland Indiana on February 2. William Nordmeyer visited Cincinnati. Mrs. Myrtle Victor returned to Indianapolis after visiting her relatives. Miss Emma Walsman visited Batesville Tuesday. George Schulte and children spent Sunday in Oldenburg. George Gutzwiller of Weisburg made a business call. Misses Anna and Mary Noll of Indianapolis visited their sister here.
Nick Wissel and family Ida Wissel and Mrs Herman Schnitker with sons visited Fred Selke Jr and Maggie Prakel on Thursday. Rev H Heeseman made a Batesville business call. Ida Alma Wissel Paul Wissel visited Selma Anna Heeseman and Henry Adolph Heeseman Sunday. Earl Drockelman and Fad ward Bernhard with Elmer Bernhard on Sunday. Heeseman visited Fred Miller ill. Selma Anna Heeseman George Hausman and Elmer Lambert with Nick Wissel family Sunday eve. Alice Drees visited Edna Miller. Fred Selke Jr and family visited Mrs Louisa Schnitker.
Charles Miller and family entertain friends from Muncie and Knightstown Indiana. Henry C. Asche a Stark Bros. licensed fruit tree agent was seen at work in the neighborhood. John D. Rockefellow and wife visited Indianapolis then returned. a surprise birthday gathering for Rockefellow at their home featured decorations and many friends. Others visited Lawrenceburg Cincinnati Mt. Sterling and New Alsace.
Elmer J. Wallpe and George Pulskamp family hosted Saturday visits while Ethel Brett headed to Cincinnati to seek work. Several Wallpe relatives joined events near Brookville and Oldenburg including the Tebbe-Pulskamp wedding and a Welcome Home program for Rev. Weishaar.
Penntown lists visitors with Lewis Meyer and George Pulskamp at Arthur Wittkamper's home. George Meyer and Joe Briggs from Brookville visit William Meyer and Elsie Baas. Romilda Whipple and others join Edna Richter for Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs William Meyer visit John Hofmockel. Walter Richter visits Arthur Wittkamper. Al Meyer with family call on Henry Exfman and family.
A traveling salesman notes druggists often recommend Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for both children and adults. He cites its safety and effectiveness for colds croup and whooping cough. The piece also recounts Ward McAllister’s Four Hundred social list in New York Society.
A jockey, after a long fast for a race, visits a hotel and orders a leg of mutton. When offered sweets or cheese, he declines and asks for another leg of mutton, proving his famously iron appetite.
A witty remark notes Charles I failed at a critical moment by losing his head, implying he was unsuitable for the throne. The quip contrasts leadership judgment with a fatal misstep during crisis.
Bible School at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 morning and 7 30 evening. Luther League 6 45. Lent begins with Ash Wednesday and services shift to Friday nights 7 30. Brotherhood officers elected Ed Haase president and others listed. Sermon and fellowship aims described. Peppertown preaching 2 30. No Sunday School at Spades. St Mark s Council grants one morning service January to March due to train travel. All invited to services.
The Napoleon M E Charge concludes a 12 week revival. Mrs Roudebush assisted and moved to Boonville after two weeks of strong work. Rev Reece aided the pastor briefly. Final services included women and girls meetings at the M E Church and men at the Baptist Church. Pastor W F Crane notes return to regular duties.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH lists Sunday roles and services with programs for all ages. Includes Sunday School at 9:30, worship at 10:40 on Stewardship, Epworth League at 6:45, choir practice Thursday, and board meeting Friday at 7:30. Also notes catechism, mid week worship at 7:30, and plans for Lawrenceville service.
The Tribune prints church news from Wesley Chapel with Sabbath School at 9:30 and a Bible Study hour. Rev. Mitchell preaches 7:30 Sunday, with prayer service Wednesday on Faith. Rev. Johnson shares talks. Aid Society meets at Mrs. William Vaughn’s home, new president Mrs. Shook presiding Friday at 12:30.
Bible School at 9:00 a.m. German service at 10:15 a.m. Luther League at 7:00 p.m. On Monday February 14 the Reverend and Mrs J Gass of Kaiper Central Province India will be guests of St John s. The 2:00 p.m. meeting is run by the Ladies Society with Mrs H C Meyer presiding. At 7:15 p.m. the Brotherhood and the Luther League continue activities.
Will have charge of the service with H Dallman presiding. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. There will be no special Lenten services on Wednesday Feb 16. C Held Pastor.
Miss Blanche Darling and Miss Viola Lattice visited the High School. The basement has water so keep out. Students study Silas Marner by George Eliot and prepare for tests. The eighth grade works on square roots and outlines on pronouns and adjectives. Seventh grade sketches a great man or woman. Ripley County drawing and Civics lessons progress. Africa geography ends. Australia next. Erasers arrived. Pathe film awaits its turn.
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