Local Notes From Oldenburg and Cincinnati Trips
Miss Bertha Foerster traveled to Cincinnati Monday. Numerous residents visited Cincinnati and Indianapolis for business and family matters. Birth announced for Ben Wessler and wife’s daughter on June 3. Various local residents spent weekends visiting kin in Cincinnati Greensburg Indianapolis and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Foerster
Cincinnati
Cleve Maple
Newpoint
George M. Hillenbrand
L. J. Beer
Sunman
Ben Wessler
Evon
Clara Huber
Catherine Kirschbaum
A. B. Wycott
Mr. Inman
Greensburg
John Snedaker
Sophia Sieg
Morris
Elmer Baas
Indianapolis
Henry Krishop
Osgood
Danville
Ill
A. B. Wycoff
Lorena Volz
Chicago
Frank Maple
Elmer Huneke
Margaret Erfman
Elsie Dreyer
Ida Goldschmidt
Irene
Ella Hartman
Newcastle
Emmett Mann
Rosa Blank
Leonard
Oldenburg
John Meyer
Bellevue
Ed Zierer
Nora, Greemann
August Waltamath
Anthony Prickel
Nora Downey
Conrad Roth
Baby
Louise Siefert
Rose Meer
Lorena Jonas
Sebastian Burst
Lucylle Wachsman
Winona Lake
Elmer Schrader
Ralph Dickman
Dayton
Ohio
John Schrader
Monrovia
Ind
Mollie Jobst
John Bierbusse
Edna
Bowling Green
Stella Grieshop
George Menzie
Guillaum
Church News in Brief Highlights City and Nearby Services
Sunday School at 9 00 a m lessons A Shepherd Boy Chosen King Divine services at 10 00 a m subject Christ as the Light of the World Luther League at 6 45 p m Evening preaching 7 30 p m subject The Great Supper Adult instruction Thursday 7 30 p m Luther League Social at Mrs Charles Heinlein Friday evening Preaching at Spades 2 00 p m Sunday School at Peppertown 9 30 a m Invitation to all services Pastor J Barthelmas City Hall worship next Sunday reopening with special morning service Choir song service in evening Sunday School 9 30 worship 10 40 subject The Will of God Junior Senior Choir at parsonage Thursday no evening service Children to Lawrenceville for Day program Pennington worship Sunday afternoon Pastor L A Schreiber German 10 16 a m English 7 30 p m Children Day June 20 Eaden Students Sextette concert July 2 no admission silver offering for Students Fund Pastor C Held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Charles Heinlein
Spades
Peppertown
J. Barthelmas
City Hall
Lawrenceville
Pennington
E. A. R. Torsch
Louisville
Eden
St. Louis
Held
Pastor
Bethany Lutheran Church Bible School and Services
Bethany Lutheran Church announces Bible School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 with the subject Leadership in the Home. An evening Children’s Day service follows at 7 30. Pastor D P Heltzel extends a cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Mrs Albert Schaader Dies After Long Illness Near Batesville
Mrs Albert Schaader aged 56 died Sunday at her Batesville area home after four years of struggle with sugar diabetes and Brights disease. She sought treatment at sanatoriums and with specialists but never recovered. Services were held at her home, then Adams Church, with burial by Undertaker Zierer. She left a husband six stepchildren three brothers and three sisters among many relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Schaader
Batesville
Bright
Schrader
Adams Church
Zierer
Richard
Sunman
Henry
Ahrent
St. Pius
Josie
Fred Kaiser
Milan
Dan Schele
Mrs. Schrader
Batesville Council Receives Gas Discussion and Funds Report
The Batesville council in regular session with all members present heard Commercial Club representatives M F Bohland and E E Taylor on the gas situation. Treasurer Pohlar listed fund balances including corporation 2346.01 sinking 1526.27 water 1415.44 and street 142.74 with others. Herman Kaiser was elected to the school board and claims were approved before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Bohland
E. E. Taylor
Commercial Club
Batesville
Pohlar
H. J. Phillips
Herman Kaiser
Morris Winkler and neighbors keep busy in Greensburg region
Charles Winkler and family spent Sunday in Greensburg while Arthur Miller and wife drove to Cincinnati and back. Several residents traveled to Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis for brief visits or relatives. Morris ball team routed Batesville 20 to 6 in a one sided game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Winkler
Greensburg
Arthur Miller
Cincinnati
Marian Stadtmiller
Frank Huenefeld
Lawrenceburg
Nick Meyers
Indianapolis
Louis Etter
Robert Smith
Shelbyville
Ehrhardt
Ohio
Charles Bramlage
George Davenport
John Sieg
Prickel
Batesville
Morris
Death of August Gunter in Spades
August Gunter died at his Spades home after a long illness. He was about 76, born near St Nicholas, a longtime resident with many Ripley County friends. Surviving: widow, two sons John of Spades and Fred of Adams Church, and a daughter in Cincinnati. Funeral at 1 PM Friday at the home then Spades Church with Bruns and Hashagen of Sunman in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Gunter
Mr. Gunter
St. Nicholas
Ripley County
John
Spades
Fred
Adams Church
Cincinnati
Spades Church
Bruns and Hashagen of
Sunman
Wedding Ties Bind Suttmiller and Doll Family in Morris
Joseph Suttmiller Sr and family John Meyer and kin Frank Suttmiller and Miss Anna Suttmiller of Indianapolis attended the wedding of Cecelia Doll in Morris last Wednesday She married William Schneider a World War veteran and one of Adams Township's prosperous farmers Miss Doll daughter of Peter Doll and wife who has many Batesville friends extend best wishes for a long and happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bischen
Elton Kramer
Purdue University
LaFayette
A. R. Meer
Joseph Ensinger
Indianapolis
Clarence Greeman
Mary
Hamilton
Charles Shane
Casper Luttmiller
Cincinnati
Joseph Suttmiller Sr
Elmer Raver
Oldenburg
Henry Plummer
Oldenburg Academy
Anna Suttmiller
Joseph Luttmiller Sr
James Miller
Spades
Sherman Mason
Joseph Wurtz
Harry Kreuzman
Happy
South Bend
William Greemann
Leonard Runs
John Meyer
Joseph Reibel
Louis Etter
John Biehl
Columbus
Indiana
Gale Moore
Robert Moore
Rising Sun
Eureka
Fair Grounds
Joseph Luttmille Sr
Bertha Greiner
R. J. Smith
Harris
Gibson Garage
Batesville
Isabel Thiel
St. Elizabeth Hospital
George Thiel
Theodore Schultz
Shelbyville
Virgil
Frances Irene
Clara Riechenmeyer
Wesley Schultz
Bertis
Blanche Beck
State University At
Bloomington
George Beck
Rolla von Gundy
Dayton
French Lick
von Gundy
Voy Gundy
Frank Suttmiller
Cecelia Doll
Morris
Miss Doll
William Schneider
Adams Township
Peter Doll
Wesley Chapel and Batesville Sunday Services Shared
Wesley Chapel holds preaching at 10 30 led by District Superintendent with quarterly conference at 2 30 Middle Branch Sunday School at 9 30 Batesville hosts Sunday School at 9 50 and preaching at 7 30 Walter F Crane is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Pennington
Middle Branch
Batesville
Walter F. Crane
Critically Ill Mrs Brockman In City After Sister's Death
Mrs Edward F Brockman, from Indianapolis, arrived due to her sister Lulu Schrader’s illness and death. She remains at her mother Hedwig Schrader’s home with pneumonia and pleurisy, with relatives hopeful for a swift recovery as she shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Brockman
Indianapolis
Lulu Schrader
Hedwig Schrader
News Route and Bill Posting Business Change Hands
Charles Bischea disposes of his news route and bill posting business to Adam Fehlinger who assumes charge. Bischea served patrons faithfully through the years and kept service steady despite severe weather. Fehlinger takes over an excellent business and is expected to maintain high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bischea
Adam Fehlinger
Mr. Bischea
Mr. Fehlinger
Permanent Building and Loan notice of annual stockholders meeting
The stockholders of the Permanent Building and Loan Association will hold their annual meeting at their office at 8 00 o'clock Tuesday evening June 22 for electing a board of directors to serve one year. August Bloemer president and E C Timmermann secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanent Building and Loan Association
August Bloemer
E. C. Timmermann
Sec
Population figures spark talk of nearby towns
The Brookville Democrat notes Oldenburg is credited with 956 residents in 1910 and 580 in 1920, a drop of 376, while Brookville shows 2,220 residents vs Batesville's 2,361. The paper questions 1910 counts and compares local growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville Democrat
Oldenburg
Brookville
Batesville
Bears Wallop Tigers On Morris Grounds 20 to 6
Morris Bears defeated the Batesville Tigers 20 to 6 on Morris grounds. Hahn and Hahn formed a strong Morris battery while L Schoetmer R Firsich and C Wagner starred for Batesville. The game featured three consecutive balks by Morris pitcher followed by Rudolph’s three bagger. Gehrich left Thursday for Middletown Ohio to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Bears
Batesville Tigers
Morris Grounds
Hahn
Morris
L. Schoetmer
R. Firsich
C. Wagner
Tigers
Rudolph
Postponed Private Dance At Oldenburg Town Hall
The private dance planned for June 10 at Oldenburg Town Hall is postponed to Tuesday evening June 15. Committee announces the change to invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldenburg
Sorcery in Alaska Shapes Native Belief System
In Alaska native communities belief in sham anism guides practices and social norms. Scholars note shamans perform healing, divination, and protective rites in a traditional spiritual framework across regions.
Want Ads and Notes on Trade and Instinct
Want ads list items for sale including sweet potato plants and a central town house for sale at 3000 dollars. Employment and hauling requests appear from Hageman Mirror Plate Co and Amos Lumber Co. A quoted weathering instinct note discusses bluebirds and pigeons and a hunter’s experience with wild game.
Views of the Stars Across Hemispheres
The article explains how viewing of constellations varies between the southern and northern hemispheres. It notes that a perpendicular axis would hide northern patterns from the south, but the axis tilt allows some constellations from both limits to become visible at different times.
Wild Fowls Triangle Flight Strategy Described
A reader explains how migrating ducks and geese form a triangular pattern to ease air resistance. The lead bird endures the strain at the forward angle until fatigue requires a replacement by another bird from the flock.
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Will Sarringhaus
Auto
Miss Vera
Albert E. Schra‘dey
Lulu
Philadelphia
McLesh
West Coast
Lieut. Schrader
William Schwier Jr
Louis Cook
Michael Bohland
Ed Peine
Bernard Schrader
Roslyn Behlmer
Leonard Beer
Jacob Dauth
Clara Pistner
L. F. Lamping
Edna Huber
Church News
ST. Mark's Church
M. E. Church
L. A. Schreiber
ST. John's Church
Bethany Lutheran Church
D. P. Heltzel
Council
Clara Wolforest
Ben Schrader
Joseph Schantz
Margaret Habenicht
Wesley Chapel
Bears Wallop ‘Tigers
F. C. Gehrich
Middletown
Alaska
Job Printing
Ihoune Office
Sweet Potato Planta
Harry Siebert
Hageman Mirror Plate Co
Amos Lumber Company
Edinburg
Gilda
Severin
E. B. Schultz
Kleading Druggist
Batesville Roller Millis
Mike Benz
J. H. Wilker & Co
Lank’s Pharmacy
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