Grand ball to be held at Menke's Hall next Saturday
Fink's Corner notes a grand ball at Menkee's Hall next Saturday evening with all invited. The item also lists numerous social visits among Brebberman and Menke families from Indianapolis to Greensburg and Jolly Center, plus a St Peter's Lutheran Church Children’s Day program on Sunday June 27 with special music by the Osgood Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menkee
Howard Brebberman
Indianapolis
John Brebberman
Herman Menke
Henry Showers
Greensburg
Henry Meyer
George Richter
Bateville
William Meyer
Jolly Center
Ernest Schutte
Adams Church
Charles Fellerman
Clarence
Elmer Kestler
Oscar Oliver
Leah Meyer
Louise Schroder
Malinda Brebberman
St. Peter’s Lutheran Sunday School
Osgood
Pocket Jazz Dance at St Clair's Next Saturday
Social notes list visits among local residents including Mrs Ed Schone Mrs August Marticke and Mrs J M Marticke calling on Mrs Fred Bosse and daughter Marcella on Friday afternoon Mrs Mary Beinke and grandchildren and Miss Lydia Marticke visiting Mrs Henry Stickford Wednesday afternoon and other calls at August Marticke's and Ed Schone's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
Ed Schone
August Marticke
J. M. Marticke
Fred Bosse
Marcella
Mary Beinke
Lydia Marticke
Henry Stickford
Henry Holle
Frank Bergman
Alma
Marticke
Ed Bornemeier
Social Notes From Laughery Bridge and Surroundings
Harry Huneke and family autoed through this Center Sunday. J. C. Dorrel and family spent Saturday and Sunday with Henry Menchofer at Osgood. Miss Ella Schwier visited Louis Jobst’s family. A group attended the Sembach Miller wedding at Fink's Hall. Bessie Jemison of Shelbyville visits her niece Mrs Harry Johnson. Several attended the funeral of Miss Thelma Colson at New Pennington. J R Cook remains on the sick list and slowly improving. Rosa Strobel and family were guests of William Schwier. A remark on cold days in June as the season cools. Mrs Edn Johnson and daughter Viola went to Indianapolis to visit sisters.
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Harry Huneke
Laughery Bridge
J. C. Dorrel
Lee
Herschel
Henry Menchofer
Osgood
Ella Schwier
Louis Jobst
Sembach-Miller
Fink’s Hall
Bessie Jemison
Shelbyville
Harry Johnson
Thelma Colson
New Pennington
J. R. Cook
Rosa Strobel
William Schwier
Edn, Johnson
Viola
Indianapolis
Pleasant Park Social Roundup and Funeral Notice
Pleasant Park residents and relatives visitations and calls mark a quiet week. Thelma Colson of Newpoint was interred at the M E Cemetery with Rev Schreiber officiating, as Wilbur Hornig of Batesville visited his sister here. The community notes mention travels by John Borchett, Richard Bultman, John Gerhard, Fred Pike, and Mrs Goertemiller amid family updates and a stray advertisement line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s
John Borchett
Pocket
John Wisman
Richard Bultman
Joseph Pfeiffer
Thelma Colson
Mike Hornig
Sunman
Henry J. Peetz
John Gerhard
Rushville
Fred Pike
Milroy
Hart resigns as Sunday School Superintendent
NEW PENNINGTON L. P. Hart has resigned as Sunday School Superintendent in favor of Ahn Abplanalp. The funeral of Thelma Colson was largely attended Sunday. Mrs. Collins and son, Ed Henry and Bill Miller had business at Batesville Monday. Ruth Abplanalp entertained her cousins, Alice and Gladys Abplanalp of Tipton part of last week. Mrs. Frank Hart and sons, Sherman and Norman spent Monday in Greensburg. Clyta and Bertice King of Rossburg spent Monday at Rolland Palmer's. Frank Hart and family entertained friends Sunday. Ernest Norwold motored to Greensburg Tuesday in his new machine. Albert Gommel was a Greensburg caller Tuesday. Mrs. Ward Williams and daughter were shopping in Batesville Friday. Logan Alexander and family spent Saturday evening at William Miller's. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siebert and Mrs. Hickman and Francis Hickman were shopping in Batesville Saturday. Joe Palmer, wife and daughter, Ethel and babe, spent Friday at Frank Hart's. Martin Alexander spent part of last week at Ward Williams. Mr. and Mrs. John Korte of Batesville were callers here Saturday.
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L. P. Hart
Ahn Abplanalp
Thelma Colson
Collins
Ed Henry
Bill Miller
Batesville
Ruth Abplanalp
Alice
Gladys Abplanalp
Tipton
Frank Hart
Sherman
Norman
Greensburg
Clyta
Bertice King
Rossburg
Rolland Palmer’s
Martin Alexander
Ward Williams
John Korte
Ballstown visits and family gatherings noted
Families from Ballstown and nearby towns visit relatives over the weekend. Charles Camesasca and family from Muncie planned return Sunday while Albert Karl of Cincinnati spent several weeks with kin. Other visitors include Mrs Bertha Herrman Rose Stockinger and Louis Stockinger Jr from Michigan, and William Menchofer with family on social visits and a 70th birthday surprise for John Menchofer. Measles prompt a physician call to Henry Bohnert.
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St. Clair’s
Charles Camesasca
Muncie
Frank Wilson
Albert Karl
Cincinnati
Bertha Herrman
Rose
Louis Stockinger Jr
Michigan
William Menchofer
Charles Hervey
Henry Walsman
Batesville
Laughery
John Menchofer
Charles Harvey
Edna
Dr. Gibson
Henry Bohnert
Richard Bultman
Joseph Pfeiffer
Sites of historic interest around Doorn and Rhenen
A National Geographic Society bulletin highlights Doorn and Rhenen as rich historic sites linked to the former Kaiser of Germany. It notes Kunera tower and legends tied to Ursula and her 11,000 virgins, Zeist Moravian life, Maarsbergen’s Pyramid of Austerlitz, and Utrecht’s treaty opening Britain’s imperial era with Gibraltar and colonies.
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Doorn
Germany
National Geographic Society
Rhenen
Friedrich of
Pfalz
Bohemia
Kunera
Orkney Isles
Ursula
Rome
Cologne
Hans
Zeist
Cut This Out and Take It With You
An older ad-style note urges readers to cut the item from the page to ensure purchasing Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion. It frames the cutout as a safeguard against misnaming a product during a purchase.
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Chamberlain
Wesleyan College Claims Title as Oldest Women’s College
Wesleyan College in Macon Georgia founded in 1836 is older than Elmyra College chartered in 1852 making it the oldest women’s college in the United States.
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Wesleyan College
Macon
Elmyra College
United States
Chilean Land Use Reveals Vast Uncultivated Tract
Chite describes Chile housing 187 million acres of land of which about 26 million acres are suitable for cultivation. The report highlights the mismatch between total acreage and arable land, indicating limited agricultural potential relative to overall land mass.
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Chile
Rainfall Estimate Sheds Light on Acre Water Volume
An inch of rain on one acre yields over 600 barrels of 45 gallons each, illustrating the large water equivalent captured by a single acre during a heavy shower.
Church News In Brief Welcomes All to Services
The church invites readers to join Sunday School at 9 30 Morning worship at 10 40 Epworth League at 6 45 Evening worship at 7 30 Mid week service on Wednesday Junior and Senior Choir on Thursday The W F M 8 of the Cincinnati group meets next Thursday Morning session at nine o clock Afternoon session at 2 00 No evening service Pennington worship next Sunday afternoon Pastor L A Schreiber extends welcome and friend pastoral service.
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Jesus
Epworth League
Cincinnati
Pennington
L. A. Schreiber
Sunday Schedule and Pastoral Note from J Barthelmas
Sunday School at 9 00 a m teaches The Noble Life of Samuel Divine Services at 10 00 a m on The Three Conditions of Discipleship Luther League meets Wednesday at 7 15 Evening preaching at 7 00 with Christ Knocking at the Door Adult instruction Friday at 7 30 Preaching at Spades at 2 00 pm Sunday School at Peppertown 9 30 am Pastor J Barthelmas will be absent at Synod in Columbus and Indianapolis Monday to Friday Bring friends and feel at home
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Samuel
Luther League
Christ
Spades
Peppertown
Columbus
Indianapolis
J. Barthelmas
Bethany Lutheran Church Bible School and Worship Notes
Bethany Lutheran Church schedules Bible School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 with a report from Synod. Luther League at 6 45 evening service speaker Mr Gerhardt field secretary Western territory US Luth Church of America. Delegations from Lawrenceburg Napoleon and other Lutheran Churches expected. Invitation to all Lutheran Churches. Pastor D P Heltzel extends public invitation.
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Bible School
Synod
Luther League
Gerhardt
United Lutheran Church of America
Lawrenceburg
Napoleon
Gerhard
St Johns Church Calendar Details and Concert
St John s Church lists Bible School at 9 00 a m German service 10 15 a m English service 7 30 p m subject Memorable June Days Ladies Society meets Thursday Board of Trustees meets tonight Sunday School Council meets Friday June 25 7 30 p m grand concert by Eden Sextette Friday July 2 7 45 p m pastor C Held invites all to attend.
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Bible School
Ladies’ Society
Sunday School Council
Ncert
Eden Sextette
Held
Wesley Chapel Preaching Points Schedule and Picnic
Wesley Chapel outlines Sunday school and preaching times for Middlebranch New Pennington and Batesville with a 9:30 and 10:30 schedule and 1:45 2:45 in New Pennington. A July 3 picnic at Napoleon invites all schools as Rev Crane returns from Tipton with new pews for Middlebranch Church.
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Middlebranch
New Pennington
Batesville
Napoleon
Crane
Tipton
Walter F. Crane
Mason St John’s Day Observation at Holton Church
All Masons are invited to St John’s Day at Holton M E Church on Sunday June 27 with a strong program. Prof George H Riebold will deliver the address. Masons meet at the Holton lodge room at 1 15 p m and march to the church in a body.
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Holton M. E
George H. Riebold
Holton Lodge
Murderer with Yellow Eyes Hung After Warning
Bookman notes a grim tale where a murderous man warned his wife that killing him would lead to hanging. He was executed on Tuesday, finalizing the grim anecdote.
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Finis
Mahogany Trees in Forests and New York’s Big Custom House
Mahogany trees grow scattered through forests not in clusters. New York hosts the largest custom house in the world, with a cost of 4 500 000 dollars. Tribune job printing always pleases.
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New York
Tribune
Debate on Women Competing with Men in Sports
The piece argues about parity between women and men in sports and whether women should be allowed to compete with men in golf fencing shooting and other championships. It notes male opposition and the long road to equality, calling defeat a disgrace. It also lists birthstones by month.
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Rennia
Ripley County Seeks Bids for Bridges and Wall Work
Ripley County Indiana invites bids by 1 00 p m July 6 1920 for reinforced concrete flat top bridge at Bar ney Hardebeck ford on the Napoleon and Millhousen road in Jackson Township and for a concrete retaining wall at the John B Noble bridge on the Michigan road in Shelby Township The Wall is 400 feet long 8 feet 6 inches high and 2 feet thick bottom The estimated costs are 1370 00 and 3153 00 respectively Each bid needs a bond equal to twice the bid amount and bids must meet statutory requirements available at the Ripley County auditor's office The board reserves right to reject any or all bids Signed June 7 1920 by the Ripley County Board of Commissioners
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Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Indiana
Barney Hardebeck
Napoleon and Millhousen Road
Jackson Township
John B. Noble
Michigan Road
Shelby Township
Court House
Versailles
Board of Commissioners of
Trustee announces Adams Township meeting dates
Notice states that John Sieg Trustee will transact township business at Morris on the first Saturday each month Sunman on the second and third Saturdays and at home on the last Saturday of each month. This confirms the scheduled meetings for Adams Township.
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Morris
Sunman
John Sieg
Adams Township
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