Church News In Brief
Love Your Enemies and The True Optimism will be the morning and evening subjects. Sunday School at 9 30. Morning worship 10 40. Epworth League 6 45. Evening worship 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30. Choir rehearsal Thursday 8. Worship at Pennington Sunday afternoon. Memorial services for St Johns June 22 at 9 30. Children's Day June 29 at 9. A Better Sunday School address by H C Meyer. Pastor C Held.
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Epworth League
Fenton
Indianapolis
H. C. Meyer
St. John’s
Bethany Church Sunday Services Announced
Regular services each Sunday with Sunday School and Bible Study at 9 30 and Divine worship at 10 30. The pastor will preach morning and evening. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend. D P Heltzel Pastor.
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Bethany Church
Wesley Chapel to Host Meetings and July 4 Celebration
The Ladies Aid Society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs Christ Smith. Napoleon Sunday School presents a Children's Day program on June 22 morning. Plans made for New Pennington July 4 celebration led by Pastor R S Ringo.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The Closing Door at St. Mark's Church
St. Mark's Church schedules Sunday evening preaching at 7:30 by Rev. Arndt of Penntown with the subject The Closing Door. Luther League meets at 6:45 p.m. and the orchestra practices at 7. Household hints and local notices are included. Miss Amanad Haverkos visits Cincinnati. Morris Mill and oat notes appear.
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Rev. Arndt
Penntown
Luther League
St. Mark’s
Batesville News Notes and Local Visits
Local Batesville items include residents traveling to Cincinnati and Indianapolis for shopping and visits. Cars arrive from Indianapolis. many townsfolk visited relatives in Cincinnati and Lawrenceburg. Community events feature a lawn fete at Bethany church and the Eureka Band dance at the Fair Grounds.
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Fair Grounds
Eureka
Holstein Breeders Meet in Philadelphia Auction Tops Four Hundred Thousand
The Holstein Breeders Association of the United States and Canada held its annual meeting in Philadelphia with C. M. Bowers of Crystal Springs Farms, Milan, presenting. A Belvedere Stratford Hotel banquet followed, then a Delaware River boat trip to Wilmington and trains to Winterthur Farms. The three day Moyer sale offered 215 cattle for 400000 dollars, including a butter production record cow and several bulls over 10000 each. Next year’s meeting is set for St Paul Minnesota.
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Indiana
Holstein Breeders Association
United States
Canada
Philadelphia
C. M. Bowers
Crystal Springs
Milan
Pennsylvania State Holstein Association
Belveue-Stratford
Delaware River
Wilmington
Winterthur
General du Pont
Minn
Special Willard Dempsey Fight Train From Cincinnati
Olympic Theatre manager Harry H. Hedges will run a special B and O train leaving Cincinnati at 11 p m July 3 and returning from Toledo July 4 at 11 p m arriving Cincinnati July 5. Rates include round trip fare berth breakfast and one reserved Ring Side Ticket with several price options per occupancy. A reduced rate exists for those continuing elsewhere.
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Harry H. Hedges
Olympic Theatre
Cincinnati
Near
Baltimore and Ohio
Toledo
Mgr
Neighboring town baseball player mocked for rough bearing
In a local game a visiting player from a nearby town is taunted for his appearance and demeanor. Fans threaten to throw bottles and shout harsh names hoping to curb his performance at bat. The piece questions gentlemanly conduct among rivals.
Indiana jeweler naturalizes cuckoo clock bird
A jeweler in an Indiana town altered a cuckoo clock to have its bird whistle Bob White like a native American. The piece, once predominantly made in Germany, is described as a naturalized bird in a Popular Mechanics Magazine note.
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Germany
Indiana
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Bob White
How Stings Hurt And The Pain Of Nettles
The article explains sting pain from nettles arises from formic acid and a snake venom like chemical. It notes some varieties in India and Java cause effects lasting weeks to months, comparable to snake bites. The piece ends by promoting the paper’s reach to households and buyers.
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India
Java
For Sale Advertisements and Local Notices
FOR SALE Set of buggy harness saddle and bridle in good condition OF S B Johnson FOR SALE House of seven rooms with cellar well cistern and gas In quire 406 N Main Street Batesville Ind at FOR SALE Millinery Stand with good fixtures Well Established trade Business fine Good reasons for selling Bradley Sisters If Papes Poetry His poetry is not a mountain taro like that of Wordsworth it is not in sympathy with the higher moods of the mind yet it continues entertaining in Spite of all changes of mode It was mirror in a drawing room but it gave back a faithful image of society powdered and rouged to be sure and in tent on trifles yet still as human in the way as the heroes of Homer in their
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Main Street
Batesville
Ind
Pape
Wordsworth
Lowell
Appropriate Look
Robert mourns a lost dog and wears a black look. His mother’s friend asks if he is ill, but he clarifies his sadness over Fido’s death and his somber mood during an errand.
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Robert
Fido
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D. P. Heltzel
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Albert
Amanad Haverkos
Oldenburg
Morris Mill
Batesville Roller Mills
Mike Benz
Jd. H. Wilker & Co
Mickie
H. F. E. Schrader’s
Inez Abbott
H. J. Walsman
William Brummer
Cleves
Ohio
Henry Terry
Ben Wiesenbach
Morris
August Marticke
Riverside, O
William Westerman
Edna
Wilber Schrader
Clara Kammeyer
Dan
Spades
Mrs. Sherman, Mason
Mrs. Wurtz
Meyer Overland
Lena Sandman
Henry Poske
Laura Lindenmaier
Harvey Greemann
Seymour
Will Greemann
Clarence Feinthal
Chillicothe
Clara Harding
Newpoint
James Hummel
Clara Strasburg
Earl Park Ind
Frank Fehrman
Reading
Charles F. Wagner
Quantico
Chas, Bruns
Helen
Greensburg
Christian Workers of
H. F. E. Schrader
James Mead
Martin Mollenkamp
Jesse Moody
Anne Engel
William Wisman
Walter King
Newpoint. A
Philip Boerstler
Frances Hurst
Henry Stockman
George Bessler, Jr
Sherman Mason
Elizabeth Schroeder
Otto Glowka
Lawrenceburg
William Hoelker
Henry Koepfle
Elizabeth Meyer
Charles Bachus
Marie Bradley
Helen Buchanan
William Lehcier, Jr
al Kader
Ruth Schreiber
William Gelvin
Batesville Casket Company
C. B. Koch
Cincinnati & Louisville
M. E
John Brewer
Georgia
Texas
Herman Erbacher
E. C. Canfield
Spokane
Wash
C. H. Cross
Mr. Canfield
Far West
Wm. Vaughn
Mrs. Vaughn
Thomas
Vaughn
Mr. Vaughn
Tom
Holstein
Willard-Dempsey
Egypt
Nile
Tigris
Euphrates
Laallets
Bill Genda
Teds
Catelodues Ciccalara
Neticen
Secial
S. B. Johnson
Bradley Sisters
Tribune
United States Railroad Administration Director General of Railroads
BIG Four Depot
Sherwin-Williams
Rexall
Paris Green
Arsenate
Lead
London Purple
E. B. Schultz
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