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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
1
Local notes report frequent rainstorms, washed oil streets, and travel to Cincinnati. Social events, church fundraiser, and revival services unfold as residents, including Mrs. Arthur Marlin and the Taylor-Terry families, visit kin, attend exams, and welcome guests amid farming losses from floods.
Morris defeated the Manchester team 7 to 3 on Sunday as sponsors Mr and Mrs Louis Kiefer visited Cincinnati with their great grandchild. Several local families, including the Gutzwiller and Hartman clans, spent Sunday with FE Gauck and family and at New Alsace.
Jacob Hildebrand and family visited George Pohlar Jr. and family while Ed Wurtz and Vincent Wallpe contacted Louis Wittkamper. Clifford Schomber bought a motorcycle from Harry Bohman of Spades. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pohlar welcomed a baby girl named Anna Louisa. Louis Wittkamper and family attended church at Spades Sunday.
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Local report from R R No 4 describes a Thursday church social and a week of rain delaying farmers cutting wheat and rye. Various residents gathered and visited. games drew crowds with a 9 to 7 score in a North Branch versus Stumpke’s Corner ball game.
Spades community events list a July Fourth gathering at Liberty Park with turnout for a benefit sermon by Rev. Drake at the Spades Schoolhouse. Local residents and visitors from Batesville Clinton Weisburg Milan Indianapolis Greenburg join in visits and outings, with several families hosting and traveling across towns.
Heavy rains delayed the wheat cutting. John Bergman of Indianapolis visited his brother Fred. Fred Bergman and family and George Timke rode to Greensburg. Fred Drockelman and family spent Sunday with William Schutte and family. William Drockelman and family visited their parents. Louis Timke and family visited Mr Rimstidt near Napoleon. Mrs Ed Schutte and children spent Sunday with John Schutte and Ernst Schutte. Fred Behlmer and family visited Harvey Steinfort and wife.
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Bible School at 9:30 Morning worship 10:50 Evening service 7:30 A Great Nation program Luther League 6:45 Council Tuesday 7:30 Bethany Brotherhood luncheon Thursday with guests from St Mark s Batesville St John Huntersville and St Paul Napoleon Rev Frank S Delo will speak Luncheon 7:30 8:00 July Fourth Bible School picnic east of Napoleon at 9:00 depart church 8:30 All aboard for a fine time Transportation provided Attire casual lawn service possible Sunday evening weather permitting Pastor D P HELTZEL
Sunday School at 9:00 a m. Lesson The Early Life of Saul and 9:00 a m canteen, Divine service at 10:00 a m The Parable of the Lost Sheep Evening preaching at 7 30 p m Joseph Interprets the Dream of the Vine and the Baskets Luther League meets Wednesday 7 30 p m Brotherhood to Bethany Church Thursday 7:00 p m Choir practice Thursday evenings Cantechetical instruction Sunday 9:00 a m Communion and confirmation at Peppertown 2:30 p m Sunday School at Spades 9:00 a m Sermon ends with urging readiness for the grave Pastor J Barthelmas.
Wesley Chapel offers Sabbath School at 9 30 with Life of St Paul study for the quarter. Epworth League at 6 30 led by Theodore Bland. Evening worship 7 30. Prayer meeting 7 30 Wednesday. W F M S outing Saturday at 1 with lunch and swimming gear. Mrs Neil Wagner hosts Friday at Park Ave with devotions by Mrs Roy Freeland and study by Mrs Wilbur Kile. June Mystery Box used.
Middle Branch holds Sunday School at 9 30. Preaching at 10 30. Epworth League at 7 30. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 50. New Pennington Sunday School at 2 00. Preaching at 3 00. New Salem no preaching Friday. WALTRE F CRANE Pastor.
St John s Church invites parishioners to start Bible School at 9 00 a m as the third quarter begins with the coming Sunday English service is at 10 15 a m Luther League meets next on Sunday May 12 at the church.
Mrs Edwin Abegglen and Miss Emma Abegglen visited John Mosmeier and Casper Irrgang. Families visit relatives in Blooming Grove and Batesville. Local calls include George Theobald, Raleigh Hoff, Louis Richter, Arthur Wittkamper, Frank Wippel, and Elmer Borgstede. A birth announced for Arthur Wittkamper’s family.
The Washington Star notes effective leadership comes from a top executive who knows his men, stays in touch with details, and observes workers closely. This mutual familiarity drives both superior and subordinates to perform better under constant inputs and current requirements.
The pastor L. A. Schreiber invites members and nonchurchgoers to join Sunday School at 9 50 and Morning Worship at 10 40 with themes We Shall Be Witnesses and Radiant Lives. Epworth League meets at 6 45, midweek service Wednesday 7 30, junior choir, catechism Saturday 10, and prayer meeting Thursday 7.
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