Dedication of New Pipe Organ at St Mark's Church
St Mark's Lutheran Church invites neighboring congregations and pastors for a three service dedication on Sunday June 11. German service at 10 am features Rev B A Born from Manchester. English service at 2 pm led by visiting ministers. Night service at 7 30 pm in Nogtish with Rev Wm Krueger of Cincinnati. Lunch served at noon with free will offering. No morning service June 18 due to attendance at Rev Flantz's 25th ordination anniversary.
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St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Aln
B. A. Born
Manchester
St. Mark's Luther League
St. Mark's Church
Flantz
Croas Roads
Conference and Silver Jubilee at St Pauls Cross Roads
The annual conference of delegates of the German Evangelical Protestant Minelaters Association will meet at St Pauls church Cross Roads from June 16 to 18. H Plautz pastor of St real church will celebrate the 25th anniversary of his ordination. Services at 9 30 am and 2 30 pm Sunday. Bertram of Cincinnati and Gustav Schmidt of Mckeesport Pa will preach jubilee sermons. Dinner and supper offered at a reasonable price.
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Minelaters' Association
St. Paul's Church
Cross Roads
H. Plautz
St. Real Church
Ailver
Bertram
Cincinnati
Gustav Schmidt
Mckeesport
Hack line expands service from depot to hotels
The Owl Livery Barn now runs a hack from the depot to all hotels with fare rates of cents each way. The notice also mentions reduced feed and livery hire rates and two weeks or more school closures following city board motion. Visit by Misses Elanora and Loren Behlmer to Mrs. Elmer Heidt for Pentecost dance. Five-room houses described for sale.
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Owl
Elanora
Loren Behlmer
Elmer Heidt
New County Superintendent elected by Versailles trustees
Versailles trustees elected Charien Hertenstein as county school superintendent after a contest among Prof. Hertenstein of Napsoleonu Prof. Gonnesley and Prof. Shadday of Batesville. The vote: Hertenstein seven Gonnesley three Shadday one. Hertenstein is described as well qualified of good character and a gentle deportment.
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Versailles
Charien Hertenstein
Prof
Hertenstein
Napsoleonu
Gonnesley and
Shadday
Batesville
Gonnesley
Hertegetein
Prufa
Gonnelley
Mrs Dickman Dead at 67 After Long Illness
Mrs Philomena Dickman wife of John Dickman of R 3 died at her home last Friday morning age 67 years five days Funeral held at Oldenburg Monday at eight attended largely Among the mourners were relatives from Chicago Loda Shelbyville Cincinnati and other cities The text ends with a sentimental poem about meeting in Our Father's mansion and eternal rest.
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Philomena Dickman
John Dickman
Oldenburg
Charles Dickman
Loda
Til
William Hoffman
Louis Dickman, Sr
Cincinnati
John Siebert
Saller
Jos
Cloga
Shelbyville
Zuir
Batesville Pike Protest Fears Delay Road Build
The Stipley County Board of Commissioners agreed to proceed with the Batesville pike but caution remains. Officials say firm proof of Batesville winning the project is needed before celebration.
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Stipley County Board of Commissioners
Batesville
Country
Elect School Trustees In Batesville
The City Council met in regular session on Monday night and elected Frank Thiel to the Batesville school board. The council adjourned to meet again Tuesday night for further business. Also notices seek two men to run sand belts on veneer work two molding sanders and two cabinet makers with steady jobs at H. Lauter Co. Indianapolis Indiana. Also for sale several second hand buggies and harnesses Call Fred Meyer.
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Frank Thiel
Batesvile School Board
H. Lauter Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred Meyer
Errors Costly June Weddings and Br Yard Ball Tale
In Batesville a baseball game against Brookville featured a pitchers duel with twenty strikeouts for the Batesville pitcher. Brookville’s Theler and Rink worked well, Theler fanning 18. Waddell’s hit by pitch sparked a Brookville run in the fourth, and Meyer’s wild throw enabled another in the sixth as the visitors’ defense held. Augusta Bloemer traveled from Lawrenceburg to attend the Sykes Jones wedding near Oak Forest. The Ertel Peine wedding in Florence drew guests from Greensburg and Bellville, with Dr. Ertel moving on to Lafayette Jones’s home, and Lola Jones wed Allen Sykes at the Jones home, with plans for a trip east and a future in the city.
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Batesville
Brookville
Franten Sunddy
Méver
Theler and
Rink
Waddell
Lorenz
Benz
Waddel
Meyer
Haro
Robinson
Hale
Wernke
Augusta Bloemer
Lawrenceburg
August Bloemer
Sykes-Jones
Oak Forest
Misa Augusta
Victor Oberting
Florence
Linda Ava Marina
Citcianati
Ertel
Belog
George Welnder
Leo Miller
North Vernon
Edward
Albert’ Peine
Pather Clarentine
St. Louis
Greensburg
Bellville
Provence
J. A Averdick
Covington
Ohio Medical College
Lafayette Jones
Lola
Allen Sykes
Rev. Enlyo
Migs
Edna Jones
Herman Hannebaum
Mise Roxie Jones
Russell Jones
Elma
Emma Bauman
Emma Schumacher
Edna Richter
Maggie Wittendorfer
Measre Clay Updike
Will Green
A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Paraons
Waroes c
M. Weigel
Fritsch
Bobland
Bovenr
F. Weigel
Mieyer
Batesville Peare
Balla
Merer
Theler
Hudde
Winta
Bergen
Weet Parks
Indianapolis
Election Notice for Permanent Building and Loan Assn
The Permanent Building and Loan Association schedules its annual election for June 20, 1911, at 8 p m to elect nine directors. All members are urged to attend as business of importance will be transacted. August Blor Mer, President. GC Trimmersan, Secretary.
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Permanent Building & Loan Association
Association
Trimmers
Strawberry Ice Cream Social at Salem Sunday School
The New Salem Sunday School hosts a strawberry festival and ice cream event this evening June 8. Avery will attend to support the community gathering at the church social.
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Salem
Avery
Decorated graves in G M E and St John cemeteries
About forty members of a local group paraded from their hall at 1:30 with the K P Band to the G M E cemetery on Pearl Street then to St John’s cemetery to decorate the graves of neighbors W T Greemann and Leo Kirschbaum. Heat kept attendance lower than previous years but flowers were plentiful and the graves profusely adorned.
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Sweet Hole Gamp
Éxercicea
K. of P
Pearl St
Main
G. M.E
W. T. Greemann
St. John’s Cemetery
Leo Kirschbaum
Viettora
Will Undergo Operation for Glandular Growth
Al P. Cook travels 19 miles to Cincinnati Tuesday morning to undergo an operation for a glandular growth near the groin region. He is accompanied by his wife his sister-in-law Mrs Lizzie Mittendorf and his uncle George Cook. He plans to be treated at Good Samaritan Hospital on Broadway. He has been in poor health for several months but doctors hope for a successful operation and a speedy recovery.
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al P. Cook
Cincinnati
Lizzie Mittendorf
George Cook
Good Samaritan Hospital
Broadway
Cook
Sorghum mill sale changes hands at Batesville
Jos Pritech sells his sorghum mill to Wm Gauck who will relocate it to his farm two miles south of Batesville and continue sorghum production next season. Pritech retires after fifteen years, thanking patrons while Gauck brings ten years of industry experience to sustain their business.
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Jos
Pritech
Gauck
Batesville
Rural Letter Carriers meeting held at Li ban church
The semi annual meeting of Ripley area Rural Letter Carriers convened at Li ban church on Tuesday with President Louis Goser presiding after prayer. Minutes were read, talks given, and postmaster McMullen hosted a dinner for attendees. Delegates and alternates to Greensburg State Convention were elected: Louis Goyert and Miss Roeu Stahley as delegates, J B Brinkman and G W Henthorn as alternates. Speakers and piano selections preceded adjournment to meet in Batesville on Thanksgiving Day. Attendees included several Stahleys, Kessens, Borchelt, Schermer, and others.
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Louis’ Goser
Brinksman
Sec
Trena
Mies Stabley
Sunman
McMullen
Carriec
John F. Stabley
Greensburg
Louis Goyert
Roeu
Stahley
J.B. Brinkman
G. W. Henthorn
Batesville
Clifford
Geggge Kessens
Harry Borchelt
Megsra
Chas
Schermer
Milan
John F. Stahley
Joseph C. Stahley
Soo
J.F Brinkman
Clara
Roze M. Stahley
Suamia
In Memoriam Belters and Family News
In Memoriam of Frederick and Charlotta Belter with mournful lines from the children. Notes on F W Andrew visiting Cincinnati with Mina Andrew and relatives from Eminence Kentucky. Mrs Schrader and wife attend funeral in Indianapolis. Mrs Thiel and daughters visit Huntington relatives.
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Geo. Thiel
Huntington, W. Va
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Elect
Sphite Yrood
PEINE
Sinces- Jones
L. Greemann
Stower Ruochn
Texas
Mesdamss
Herman Zeita
Albert Zierer
Fred Sponnemeyer
Louis Fischer
Ed. Brockman
Ed Wiseman
Ivy
Henry Siefert
Frill
Fred Siebert
Mies
Mildred Lake
Versaiilen
Hillenbrand
Timmermans
John Nickel
Quirk Vanderheide
A. B. Wycoff
Peter Holzer
Jacob Engel
Jos. Schork
Wm. Boehmer
Henry Moeller
Pred , Morgan
Nicholaa Volz
Mike Bohland
Wm. H. Schwier, Jr
Chas. Meyer
Ww. F. Pohlar
H. H. Krome
C. Broerman
Wildron
Pred Freitig
John Meyerose
Memoriam
Frederick Belter
Charlotta Belter
F. W. Andrew
Little Mina Andrew
Clara and
Emma Decker
Lulu Scheib
Rose Koester
H.F. EB. Schrader
Mr. Schrader
Mrs. Myers
Ji Atdinieres
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