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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
5
Residents journey to Cincinnati Greensburg Indianapolis and Sunman visiting friends and relatives. Multiple trains and motor trips mark the holiday with families, frequenting markets, museums, and hometown gatherings across Ohio and Indiana.
The Wissel country home near Hamburg hosted a Fourth of July gathering for Mrs Wissel’s family. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Anthony Erbacher and Miss Bertha Erbacher, brothers Father Sebastian and Al Erbacher and their families, plus Miss Helen Grewe and Venerable Sisters Alacoque Erbacher Barbara and Carmala. Al and family and Miss Grewe planned an auto trip to Wheeling with Father Sebastian accompanying them to Cincinnati.
Public notice from H L Winkler and Son forbids drinking swearing racing chasing tumbling yelling whistling singing or any rough-neck conduct at the skating rink or grounds. If rules cannot be observed the marshal will be called. Citizens urged to maintain a respectable venue for Batesville and surrounding area.
Harry Kreuzman arrived from Camp Knox Kentucky Sunday morning to spend a ten days furlough with his family, joining his wife and relatives. He serves in the Sid Field Artillery and is content with army life, marking his first furlough since enlisting in December.
Church notes list Sunday School at 9:00 a m with new scholars and room for more, divine service at 10:00 a m on The Report of the Spies, Luther League Wednesdays 7:30 p m, Ladies Aid Thursday 2:00 p m, quarterly meeting after morning services, no evening preaching, preaching at Spades 2:00 p m and Sunday School at Peppertown 1:00 p m. Pastor J Barthelmas.
Our pastor returns from vacation and will preach an automobile sermon at 7 30 PM next Sunday. Rev Albert L Marting of Berea Ohio preaches in the morning. Sunday School at 9 30 AM. No Epworth League. Choir meets 7 30 PM Thursday and town singers rehearse at 8 PM for Batesville Musical Club concert. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Walter Yorn home Thursday July 13.
The Napoleon Lutheran Church outlines Sunday School at 9:00 AM and Morning Worship at 10:00 AM with the sermon titled Go In Peace. The Luther League meets at 7:30 PM Sunday with topic Better Praying. Choir rehearsal is Friday at 7:45 PM led by Pastor Otto C. Meyer.
St John s Church offers a 10 15 a m German language sermon. Sunday School teachers gather Friday at 7 30 for a regular meeting. Bethany Lutheran Church lists Bible School 9 30 am worship 10 30 am and 7 30 pm Luther League 6 45 pm. Smyrna service at 2 00 pm with Pastor D P Heltzel.
Choir members and guests enjoyed a well balanced program at the First M. E. Church Sunday evening. Old time members on vacation joined with other voices to produce a most pleasing evening of music for the audience.
Legion members of Prell Bland Post and Auxiliary members welcomed about a hundred guests for a social evening. The highlight was a skillful mock wedding performed by participants, followed by refreshments including cake ice cream and coffee enjoyed by all.
Representative and Mrs. Benham arrived in the city after adjournment, with Mrs. Benham staying with Henry Greenmann and family while Mr. Benham attends to district duties and moves in and out of town.
It introduces a chemical discovery that prevents under and over exposure failures. Available at Boerstler's.
For sale a seven room frame dwelling in fine condition with a 50 by 150 lot. Features include cellar, screened porch, well, cistern, apples, cherries, grapes, and a new chicken house with outbuildings. Call this office.
During the English civil war Charles I ordered coins struck from plate given by Cavaliers to fund troops. Lacking proper machinery, coins were rough and varied in shape size and metal. News towns issued their own tokens in oval or oblong forms made of base metals.
A vivid scene shows an eagle gliding high on red-brown wings with white barred tail feathers as it spots prey below. It dives swiftly, returns with a hare captured in its talons, and soars again while the hungry family waits at the edge of the heather.
Dr John Ruhrah of the Maryland College of Physicians and Surgeons reviews a new translation of the Regimen of Salerno noting that Salerno housed a Benedictine medical school linked to Monte Cassino and located between Rowe and Naples.
Youth's Companion notes that some flies dusted with red chalk were captured in flytraps within 24 hours, six miles away. Observations near Rebecca Shoals off Florida show flies arriving on the wind from Cuba about six miles distant.
A reflective note on how hearts differ in tenderness and temperament with music as a metaphor for personal tuning. The essay links individual experiences to emotional resonance and universal music.
The notice lists poultry categories with Eggs Large Springers Small breed Springers Large Hens Leghorns indicating a catalog or sale item.
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