Local Greensburg and area residents travel and events
A roundup of local movements includes Schultz visiting Greensburg on Thursday and Arch Connelly leaving for Indianapolis Tuesday evening. Many residents visit relatives in Cincinnati Indianapolis and Shelbyville while others attend weddings funerals and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind ‘Schultz
Greensburg
Arch ‘Connelly
Indianapolis
John Puttman
George Meyer
Cincin‘nati
Yfed Schuck
Cincinnati
Joe Mohr
Oldenburg
Elizabeth Gutzwiller
Ed Wisman
Ivy
Earl Russell
Newpoint
Sunman
William Martin
Shelbyville
Henry Wachsman
Conners
Mrs. Thompson
Linda Frenselmeier
Rev
Barthelmas
Spades
August Gunter
A. B. Wycoff
J. W. Henry
Raymond Firsich
Fort Bliss
Texas
Loretta Eiker
A. A. Hackman
Leo Peetz
Walter Brockman
H. Nurre
New Dancing Pavilion Contract for Hillsdale Park
A $3,000 dance hall with a 36 by 60 foot floor will be built at Hillsdale Park near Greensburg. Completion is aimed for July 4, and James Withers of Greensburg will manage the dances all summer, bringing his popular reputation for excellent events to this new venue for young people in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale Park
Greensburg
James Withers
Withers
Eden Sextette to Perform at St John’s Church Hunterville
St John's Church in Huntersville hosts a July 2 concert by the Eden Sextette, a six member group of singers and instrumentalists. No admission fee is charged but a substantial silver offering is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Huntersville
Eden
Church News in Brief Reopens Services and Events
The district opens worship in its church with Dr. C. B. Koch delivering the morning address and new members received. A fresco fund offering follows. Sunday evening features a choir song service. Women's Missionary Society convention planned June 24 with Mrs. E. Enderts as speaker. Midweek services, leagues, and Sunday School sessions listed along with locations and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Koch
Cincinnati
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
E. Enderts
Epworth League
Mildred Heinlein
St John’s Church Bible School and Children’s Day Service
St John’s Church schedules Bible School at 9:00 a.m. Children’s Day program at 10:15 a.m. No evening service. Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday June 24 at 2:00 p.m. Hostesses: Mesdames Brack Steining Steinkamp Schone Schrader. Church Council also June 24 at 7:30 p.m. C Held pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Ladies’ Aid Society
Mesdames Amelia Brack
Emma Steining
Hattie Steinkamp
Lizzie Schone
Lillie Schrader
Church Council
Knights of Columbus Initiation at Brookville Meeting
A Brookville Sunday gathering of about fifty Knights of Columbus attended initiatory ceremonies for a large class of candidates. The first degree was given by Brookville Council No. 1010, with Batesville staff assisting on the second and Washington Indiana staff on the third. Notable speakers included J. W. McCarty of Washington on Overseas War Activities and C. A. Kidwell on Service, among others from Indiana and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Brookville
Brookville Council
Hoing
Batesville Council
Charles Kidwell
Washington
Indiana
Ohio
J. W. McCarty
C. A. Kidwell
W. M. Madden
Indianapolis
A. H. Schrichte
Rushville
Masons Invite Members to St John’s Day Event
Masons invite all members to attend St John’s Day at Holton M E Church on Sunday June 27 with Prof George H Riebold delivering the address. Members meet at Holton lodge room at 1 15 p m and march to the church as a group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holton M. E
George H. Riebold
Holton Lodge
Beef Cattle Wanted by Sunman Meat Market
Osburn and Trautman proprietors of the Sunman Meat Market seek beef cattle. Parties with cattle to sell are invited to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osburn and Trautman
Sunman
Bride to be Flora Goyert Showered by Friends
On June 6 in Cincinnati Miss Flora Goyert bride elect of Harold Schlicht was the guest of honor at a six hour shower hosted by Miss Esther Donnette 1841 Fairmount Ave. Guests played 500 enjoyed a decorative dinner and witnessed a bridal procession with fourteen bridesmaids. Each guest received a cake reward and a tiny kewpie as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Goyert
Harold Schlicht
Esther Donnette
Fairmount Ave
Cincinnati
Flora
Song Service at First M E Church Next Sunday
Next Sunday night June 20 the choir of the First M E Church invites everyone to a free admission song service with a silver offering. The program includes voluntaries choirs solos duets and remarks by the pastor and minute men with congregational singing and a doxology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BE
E. C. Annewehr
J. H. Lamy
Nora
Grace Greemann
H. T. Ficken
Appraising Gas Plant for Batesville Company Purchase
Mr. Bennington of Sni der and Rotz consulting engineers arrived to appraise Batesville Gas Company property. The report will guide local actions on whether to purchase and continue operations or sell to outsiders and dismantle the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Snider and Rotz
Indianapolis
Batesville Gas Company
Eagles meet on Friday June 18 urgent business
Notice to all members of F. O. E. No. 1130 urged to attend Friday evening June 18 meeting. Important business will come up and full attendance is desired. Adam Fehlinger, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
New Salem
Batesville
Edna Castor
Beech Grove Avenue
W. F. Crane
Elmer Heidt
W. M
F. O. E. No. 1130
Adam Fehlinger
Local Markets Wednesday Quotations
J. H. Wilker & Co. reports Wednesday produce quotations with prices and market positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Wilker & Co
Moore Burst Wedding At St Louis Church
Miss Catherine Moore wed Frank Burst in a nine oclock Tuesday ceremony at St Louis Church. The bride wore white satin and chiffon with veil and carried white roses. bridesmaid Miss Della Kellerman wore pink georgette with pink roses. Groom attended by his brother William Burst. A reception followed at Sebastian Burst home with relatives and friends. The couple will reside with Mrs Ella Moore and were joined by guests from Cincinnati Morris and Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Wallace
Columbus
Lydia Beeson
Greensburg
George Shane
Gertrude Freihage
Oldenburg
Indianapolis
Albert Goldschmidt
Newport
Gibson Garage
Batesville
Wm. H. Schwier Jr
A. B. Wycoff
Ed A. Zierer
A. A. Connelly
D. McCallum
Milan
Royal Arch
Louis Goyert
Peanut” Sr
Peanut” Jr
Holton
St. Louis Church
Catherine Moore
Frank Burst
Della Kellerman
William Burst
Sebastian Burst
Ing
Morris man bound over on forged signature charges
Henry Cordes of Morris faced a preliminary hearing before Mayor Gibson on a charge of forging the signature of Maurice Volz to checks. He was bound over to the Circuit Court with a $1,500 bond, which was promptly posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cordes
Morris
Maurice Volz
Gibson
Cordes
Births of the Week Reported
To Edward Vierling and wife a boy born Thursday June 10. To Mike Rudolph and wife a boy born Sunday. To Elze Sawders and wife a boy born Sunday June 13. To Joseph Youngman and wife a girl born Sunday June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Vierling
Mike Rudolph
Elze Sawders
Joseph Youngman
Classified Advertisements Offer and Requests in Indiana
Want Ads list rates and minimums. Items include sale of sweet potato plants by Harry Siebert Route 22 and a six room frame house for $3,000 via A. B. Wycoff. Also wanted tradesmen, teams to haul logs for Amos Lumber Co, and an experienced cook for Mrs. Hollweg. Plant prices show Early cabbage five cents per dozen and transplanted tomatoes and peppers ten cents per dozen by Harry Peetz 107 N Vine St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Peetz
Vine Street
Farm for sale near Lawrenceville Indiana 164 acres
Seventy dollars per acre for 164 acres of cultivated land one mile southwest of Lawrenceville Indiana. Buildings in good condition. Interested buyers may contact Joseph H. Dudley Brookville Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceville
Indiana
Joseph H. Dudley
Brookville
Infant Death Shocks Raynor Family in St Louis Parish
Services were held at St Louis Church and interment followed for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Orval Raynor. The couple rejoiced at news of a son on Thursday, then sorrow came ten hours later as the child passed away. The Raynor family receives sympathy from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louie Church
Orval Raynor
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Frank Grieshop
Loretta
George Menzie
Henry G. Nagel
D. Robertson Smith
Henry Krieger
Huntington
W. Va
Krieger
Anna Heitzman
William Hoelker
Renssalaer
Ind
Joseph
Renssalaer Business College
al Oehlrich
Belleville
Illinois
Batesville Casket Company
Charles McGarry
Henry Hoene
Mat Weigel
Florence Krieger
Margaret Steinfort
Fred Bauman
Will Krieger
Edmund Johnson
Louisville
Louisa Miller
Weisburg
Clara Huber
College of Music
Charles Doll
Arvilla
Ida Goldschmidt
Irene
Sylvia Walters
Ottilia Merkel
Mary Merkel
Cornelius Pulskamp
St. Mary’s
Terre Haute
Normal College
Clara Ertel
Peppertown
Josephine Rosenmund
al Foerster
Elizabeth Connell
Margaret Connell
Liberty
John Romweber
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Church News
M. E. Church
L. A. Schreiber
ST. Mark’s Church
Jesus
Luther League
Devil’s Free School
J. Barthelmas
Wesley Chapel
Brookville Meeting
M. E
Masons
Batesville Roller Mills
Renee
Mike Benz
Crares
Eae
Ella Moore
John Jonas
Ben Stecher
Mr. Hendling
Louisville, Ky
Harry Siebert
Route 22
Hageman Mirror Plate Co
Roy Freeland
Amos Lumber Company
Edinburg
Tribune
Bugs
Paris Green
E. B. Schultz
Joryéel
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