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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
4
Local residents spent time in Greensburg Cincinnati Indianapolis Sunman and Lawrenceburg for visits business and family. Many traveled to accompany relatives attend meetings or shop, while others returned home after short trips and hospital or home-bound care.
The First M E congregation group including Rev Paton Mrs William Greeman Mrs Clarence Greeman Mrs Anna Wachsman Mrs E B Schultz Mrs Theodore Schultz Mrs Wes Schultz Bertus and Will J Gelvin traveled to Cincinnati last Friday for the annual Women s Foreign Missionary Society convention. Members from Cincinnati Newport Covington Lawrenceburg and Batesville attended. Rev Arnest Baumann spoke on missionary work in Argentina inspiring greater effort. He will preach at the First M E Church next Sunday evening.
The Mutual Farmers Insurance Company held its annual meeting at Cross Roads on Saturday. The report shows excellent condition and steady growth with half a million dollars of insurance in force. Officers re elected were Fred Wonning president John H Poske vice president John Korte secretary George H Goyert treasurer and Charles Dieckman Henry Klostermeyer William F Schroeder and Louis Norwold as directors. New directors elected were Fred Goertemoller and Herman H Siebert.
The report describes Hans Schmide, known as the Memesman, dying and being laid in an open grave. In a Pennsylvanian German custom, onlookers waited for someone to utter a final kind remark before sealing the grave. Gustave Schulze offered a cryptic compliment.
The Lowvisville Courier notes a humorous take that there is no cost of living problem in the hereafter and suggests consolation in the absence of earthly worries. The brief item reflects a light editorial stance on mortality and economics.
Sunday School at 9 a m with Jeremiah lesson. Divine services at 10 a m on The New Birth. Luther League and Jubilee practice. evening sermon Why Was Miriam Cast Out. Silver Jubilee events run June 18 to 26 with dedications, sermons, lectures, music, bazaar, and missionary service. Pastoral note inviting public attendance.
The Sunday School hosts a 9 30 A M Children's Day program with speaking and singing by children and a sermonette by the pastor. Funds from the annual collection aided 29651 students’ education. Rev Ernest Baumann, on furlough from Argentina, speaks at 7 30 P M Sunday. Epworth League activities and church meetings follow through the week. Service also at Lawrenceville at 2 30 P M.
NapoleOn M E charges Sunday School at 9 30 Preaching at 10 30 Prayer meeting Thursday 7 80 Mrs Charles Meyers leader Middle Branch Children’s Day program 7 30 Prayer meeting Thursday 7 30 New Pennington Sunday School and Children’s Day program at 2 00 New Salem Preaching Friday at 8 00 Walter F Crane pastor Sunday School 9 00 Morning worship 10 00 Sermon Great Commission What is a church OTTO C Meyer pastor St John Lutheran invites anyone with no church home to worship with us
Wesley Chapel schedules Sabbath School at 9 30 with a prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. The Ladies Aid meets Friday at Mrs Henry Winsor home instead of Thursday. Hostess welcomes attendees and Sunday night services will be announced at Sabbath School so please attend.
St John’s Church offers a German preaching service at 10 15 a m followed by Holy Communion in German Luther League meets at 730 p m Brotherhood gathering Monday evening June 12 Children’s Day service June 18 at 10 a m Bethany Lutheran holds usual services next Sunday morning and evening Pastors E Strohelein and D P Heltzel are listed respectively
Public auction today at one o'clock at the M. Huggler home located about a fourth mile north of Spades. A. F. Huggler, proprietor, A. H. Gommel, auctioneer. Household goods, garden tools, and many other articles will be offered.
Wireless waves travel at 3800 million meters per second and spread uniformly from a transmitter station. The term Samvat, from Sanskrit, denotes year and is used in India to convert Christian years by adding 514 to dates. E. C. Timmermann returned Friday from Martinsville with improved health after treatment.
The term moon-eyed, used for extreme drunkenness, traces to India where a drink in excess makes victims blind from sunset to sunrise. In severe cases the condition lasts eight to ten days.
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