Local Notes of Morris and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. George Thiel spent Thursday in Morris and Monday in Shelbyville. Several locals and visitors travel to Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and Oldenburg for work visits family and church events. Bountiful social activity includes weddings illnesses travel and relatives visiting from Sunman Morris Batesville and Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thiel
Morris
Shelbyville
Fred Tegeler
Fred Baas
Ed Freihage
Indianapolis
Oldenburg
Bertha Retzner
Spades
Sophia Gunter
Batesville
B. Harmeyer
Frank Fehrman
George M
Herman Borkis
Cincinnati
Henry Schmidt
John H. Wilker
Greensburg
Rosa Goldschmidt
Hamburg
William Moore
Newpoint
Christian Church
Elizabeth Heitzman
Wnt
Penntown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Sitterding
John Minger
Sunman
Arthur Schene
Harry Pohlman
Marie Lageman
Joseph Boehmer
Ed Holden
St. Paul
Edwin Wissman
E. C. Canfield
Peter Holzer
Osgood
Ripley County
Bethany Church
Jacob Stierle
Avondale
Fred Stiegelmeier
Regensburger
Faust-Springman
Clarence Fritsch
Will Sarringhaus
Arthur Menchofer
Ed Holdren
Bockover
Ruth Schwartz
A. Dey Eckart
John H. Smith
Versailles
Bloomington
Eugene Smith
Alfred Robbins
John Schwertfeger
Henry Schwertfeger
Mary
George Bessler
Lawrenceburg
Herman Bessler
George
Harvey Gluesenkamp
Richmond
Ind
William Gluesenkamp
Emma Cook
Little Miriam Cook
Louis Cook
Mike Fritsch
George Behr
L. M. Dennett
George M. Hillenbrand
B. M. Schultz
Carl Kirschner
Rose Hammond
Anthony Grossman
Frank Meyer
John Lammers
T. C. Ortman
Theodore Reusz
Chicago
Harry Leland
Ballstown
John Wintz
Homer Eichacker
Sherman Mason
Alden
N. Tarvin
Henry Reuter
John Boehmer
Joseph Haverkos
Paul Wycoff
Thomas King
J. R. Thorpe
James Ray
Frank Harper
C. B. Cook
Viola Wintz
Romilda
Irene
William Bedel
Clara
Chester Stockinger
Kingston
W. Va
Fred Stockinger
Henry Bretzloff
Acton
Carson
Leonard
William Gauck
Joe Wark
Dayton, C
George A. Baas
Dayton
John Dailey
Summitville
Ben Meer
Christ Bishop
Albert
Harry Rechtin
Mildred Trautman
Ida Goldschmidt
Harry Hoff
Frank Theobald
Amelia, Suttman
Charles Theobald
Herman J. Obermeier
Route 3
Knights of Columbus
Waldron
Albert Hackman
Harry Agal
Charles Steinfort
Willowfill
John Steinforth
Dallas Kelley
Kenneth
Memorial Address at Greensburg Knights of Pythias Service
Memorial services for K of P members were held in Greensburg with A B Wycoff delivering the address. Rollin Turner chaired a program attended by Knights and families before cemetery services and grave decorations for seventy deceased members. Wycoff praised the dead, condemned bolshevism and hyphenism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Wycoff
Neil McCallum
K. of P
Greensburg
Wycoff
Rollin Turner
The
A. B. Wyceoff
Batesville
Indianapolis guests praise Batesville golf course
Entertained by Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hillenbrand, Charles W. Bookwalter former Indianapolis mayor and Charles Great House former state superintendent visited Thursday. The party enjoyed golf, noting Batesville’s links superior to many advertised courses they had played and praising the local course for golf lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Charles Greathouse
George M. Hillenbrand
Batesville
Rice croquettes add festive raisin surprise
A playful note from the Boston Transcript suggests a festive touch for rice croquettes by concealing a large raisin in the center of each piece, adding a cheerful surprise for diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Local Markets Quotations from Batesville Mills and Produce
Wednesday market notes list Batesville Roller Mills and J. H. Wilker Co with produce prices. Beets and other produce show rates. hens and chicks priced from 16 to 35 cents per unit, with chicks under 1 4 pounds at 28 to 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Roller Mills
J. H. Wilker & Co
Sunday Church Notices Call for Faithful Attendance
Church in brief urges devotion with sermons and activities across Pennington Peppertown Spades and surrounding parishes. Includes services for Luther League public catechetical lessons choir practice and Sunday School with dates and times.
Wesley Chapel Church Activities This Week
Sabbath School starts at 9 30 with a children's day program Sunday at 7 30. Epworth League gathers at 6 30. Prayer service Wednesday at 7 30. Ladies Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 with Mrs Johnson. Members to contribute eats. a good time is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid
Rev. Johnson
St John’s Church Bible School and German Service Schedule
Bible School at 9 00 a m. Children’s Day exercises last Sunday were entertaining and elevating. May the good work continue, German services at 10 15 a m Luther League and business session at 7 00 p m. Everyone invited to attend. C Held Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Luther League
Bethany Lutheran Church Schedule and Social Event
Bethany Lutheran Church announces Bible School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 and a Children's Day program in the evening presented by the Bible School. A Christian Workers Social is planned on the church lawn Thursday evening. Pastor D P Hetzel extends a cordial invitation. Quality and Equality commentary notes a dramatic review praising the cast as well balanced though containing sharp satire about a rotten play in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
America
Christian Conscience of
France
Jesus
Epworth League
Pennington
L. A. Schreiber
Bible School
Christian Workers
D. P. Heltzel
Boston
Morris Defeats Comets in Slow Baseball Game
Morris Base Ball Club defeated the Comets 9 to 3 at Morris in a game dominated by pitching and defense. Bohman and Weisembach received solid support as the Comets outhit Morris but failed to convert, while Schoetmer struggled early for the visitors. The local team scored three runs in the ninth to seal the win. an upcoming return match with Hillsdale awaits the Comets, and a benefit show at Lyric Theatre on June 21 and 22 aims to aid the club financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Comets
John Schoetmer
Big John
Bohman
Morris Boys
Schoetmer
Bischen
Weisenbach
Hildebrand
Foley
George
Hillsdale
Greensburg K
C.’s
Fellows
Wintz
Notice to Public Trespassing Forbidden on Farms
Public trespassing is forbidden on the farms of Henry J. Klostermeyer Chris Hornig Gottlieb Horstman and John Brockman. This notice warns individuals away from all property and lands owned by these parties in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Klostermeyer
Chris Hornig
Gottlieb Horstman
John Brockman
Want Ads Bates-1% cents per word minimum 10
FOR SALE Span of young males well broke Edward Huneke Route 4 Batesville 2 FOUND Indiana auto license Owner may have same by calling on Charles Dieckman and paying for this ad PLANTS Sweet potatoes 25c per 100 A supply of tomato cabbage and pepper plants still on hand Harry Peetz Phone 192 WANTED To rent five or six room house Four in family All adults Address John Guckenberger Salesman for Whitmers Medicines Columbus Indiana 3t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Huneke
Batesville
Indiana_ auto _license
Charles Dieckman
Harry Peetz
John Guckenberger
Whitmer's Medicines
Columbus
Indiana
Poppies Net Nice Sum For Memorial Day Fund
The sale of poppies by Prell-Bland Post raised 53 dollars and 40 cents for relief of destitute French children. Americans nationwide bought freely and the total will run into many thousands for French orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prell-Bland Post
United States
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Joseph Kurtz
Henry Sieg
Herman Bierbusse
Edna Phillip
Edna Castor
Herman Obermeier
E. R. Behlmer
Clyde Reed
Geneva Dieckman
Silvia Walter
H. F. Buck
Tuesda
Louisa Kraus
Charles Johnson
Merle and
Paul
Adams
Oliver Johnston
Goldie Johnston
Plabtown
James Johnston
Emory Annewehr
Jean Lena
Anthony Erbacher
Miss Bertha
Erbacher
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mike Benz
Ecuen
Church News
ST. Mark’s Church
Peppertown
J. Barthelmas
Napoleon M. E. Charge
Napoleon
Middle Branch
New Pennington
New Salem
Walter F. Crane
Wesley Chapel
ST. John’s Church
C. Held
Bethany Lutheran Church
BATES
American Furniture Company
H. H. Krome
Joe Henry
North Main Street
Otto Wessel
N. Vine St
Dr. Hess
E. B. Schultz
Rontes
Rexall
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