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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
4
Local residents flocked to events across Batesville Oldenburg and Greensburg with visits from and to family friends and relatives in Sunman Cincinnati Covington Indianapolis and Cincinnati area towns. Notable events include commencements at Oldenburg and Osgood weddings Pohlar Winsor nuptials travel to attend family events and multiple visits between Batesville and nearby communities.
Charles Martin arrived from Cincinnati Wednesday to visit relatives for the day. Henry Sieg Alvin and Arthur Cramer and Miss Odella Kirschbaum spent Sunday at Connersville. Albert Terry went to Sunman Monday to visit his brother-in-law Charles Dennison and Miss Lorena Gonder. A Indianapolis native went to Sunman Wednesday to spend the day with John Schuck and family. Mrs Jacob Dauth Mrs Ben Schroder Miss Esther Nordmeyer and Herman Oehlrich all of Morris were callers here between trains Tuesday.
St. Mark's Ladies' Aid Society hosted its annual bazaar and chicken supper as part of the silver jubilee celebration. All services, especially Saturday's, received high praise for quality and abundance. Guests found the varied sale articles popular and the supper widely enjoyed.
Rev. and Mrs. Karl W. Patow and daughter Ruth traveled by auto to Detroit Michigan early Monday to attend the wedding of Mrs Patow’s niece Grate Zoller and Gustav Kaletsch. They traced a route via Greensburg Newcastle Fort Wayne Hicksville Edgerton Bryan to Detroit and visited the Stockinger and Koerner families along the way.
The Haase family thanks those who aided during illness and death of Everett Haase. Special appreciation to floral donors, Rev. Heltzel, Rev. Johnson, Rev. Barthelmas, the choir, pallbearers, and Undertaker Zierer for their consoling words and support.
Board of Trustees urges a 100 percent paid up subscription to complete the Memorial Building fund. Payment by July 1 supports every penny needed for the project.
It introduces a new chemical discovery that prevents under and over exposure failures and is available at Boerstler's.
Boerstler's offers doublesided Victor records that last longer and reproduce better. Prices are listed per each record.
A promotional offer grants a free movie ticket with every 24 pound sack of Betaey's Best or Seal flour from Indiana Flour. Patrons are advised to ask for the ticket when purchasing the flour.
Oldenburg defeats Everton 17 to 3 at the Oldenburg Ball Park as their hitters erupt for eight runs in the sixth inning led by two doubles and three triples. Omer Burdick homered twice and Tidey Moorman led Oldenburg with two doubles and two triples in six trips, while Castleman struggled on the mound for Everton. The win sets up a Sunday clash with Andersonville, who recently beat the Rushville Tail Lights 16 to 1.
A boil on the upper lip appears minor but is described as extremely dangerous. The surgeon must use utmost judgment as death is likely whether the boil is left alone or lanced, typically within two to three days.
A group of Liberty Park anglers seeks to improve the canal by removing cattails. Last Saturday they worked despite low turnout and shared a lunch, inviting more volunteers for the next Saturday afternoon. The overgrowth hinders fishing and the group emphasizes a lighter workload and better prep with meals.
Irvin Fichtner of this city serves in a marine unit that began a month long hike from Quantico Virginia to Gettysburg Pennsylvania. About three thousand marines and officers will participate in the march and maneuvers, recreating Civil War era routes and battles along the way with modern military equipment.
Napoleon Lutheran Church schedules Sunday School at 9 00 worship at 10 00 and Luther League at 7 30 The message stresses the Bible as central to life and invites all to attend services at St John’s auditorium noting the open doors and welcoming attitude.
Napoleon M. E. Charge lists Sunday School at 9 30, Union services at 8, and Thursday prayer at 8. Middle Branch holds 10 30 preaching with Epworth League at 7 30 and prayer at 7 30. New Pennington hosts Sunday School at 2 and baptismal service at McHugh pond at 3. New Salem preaches Friday at 8. Walter F Crane, Pastor. Our paper reaches every home.
The passage notes that before printing, education relied on oral transmission and personal instruction. Scholars depended on listening to masters and, at times, viewing manuscripts in libraries at colleges or monasteries, highlighting the limited access to written works.
Large spring eggs from Leghorn hens highlighted by a reporter. Small breed mention noted without further details.
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