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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
4
The Cut-Out Peat believes Noise equals Power and roars through quiet streets after midnight with the Old Cut-Out wide open. He enjoys tuning engines early Sunday morning as others try to sleep.
Attendees from Indiana and national officials gathered at Culver Military Academy for the American Legion Post Commanders and Adjutants meeting. Over five hundred participated on the Lake Maxinkuckee site with swimming boating and horse riding. The conference issued a resolution sending best wishes to Georges Carpenter in his bout with Jack Dempsey.
Miss Alvina Beckman of Cincinnati is named honor student of the YMCA first year law class and receives a $50 prize for high standing. She formerly resided in Batesville with Mr and Mrs John Wenning and is congratulated by many friends.
George Beck his wife and daughters Dorothy and Blanche left Thursday for a month long vacation in Michigan. They will stay at a Beswick Lake cottage near Rockford joined by Rolla Von Gundy of Dayton, Ky. Beck and Von Gundy plan daily attendance at the Grand Rapids furniture market during the trip.
Former resident Joseph L. Newman of 1218 Sterling Street was held up by two men on the highway early Saturday morning and robbed of a tie pin and $1.50. Newman is well known to local citizens for his long residence here before moving to Indianapolis.
The Hillenbrand Company is doing preliminary work for a fifty by fifty foot addition to the rear of their garage on North Main Street. The project aims to create storage space for their growing fleet of machines and trucks.
Saturday evening guests included Henry Greemann and family, Mrs. Dorothea Zierer, and Rev. L A Schreiber and family in honor of Mr. Zierer's birthday. The notice promotes newspaper readership as a channel to reach buyers.
The Senior Choir of the First M E Church hosted an all day outing for the Junior Choir at McCoy's Park. Auto horns created a humorous note as each performer played a different tune on departure. At the park, boating and bathing accompanied a fine basket dinner and supper, with ideal weather for open air recreation.
Lyric Theatre manager Wintz began enlarging and remodeling the building to improve the interior and increase seating. An extension will add over one hundred chairs while the current shows continue. The screen moves to the rear and the floor is raised. new chairs will be installed and the interior redecorated.
The Citizens Savings and Loan Association will hold its annual meeting at its office in the Lehmkuehler Building Wednesday July 13 at 8 00 p m for transacting such business as may come before said meeting H F E Schrader President C C Meyer Financial Secretary
Want Ads rates set at 1 percent cents per word with a 10 cent minimum. Initials and figures count as words. Cleaning service offered by The Sanitary Cleaning Company with rug carpet and clothing cleaning, contact Charles T. Schein by phone.
The Sunman Schools commencement exercises were held at the Christian Union Church on Wednesday evening with a strong turnout. Musical numbers featured H W Terry on violin with Miss Mildred Nickel, and Professor J W Riddle delivered the evening address. The fourteen graduates were Lorayne Nedderman John Schneider Hilda Hermesch Clarence Kammeyer John Fritsch Ralph Dreyer Ralph Cook Orville Ahring Robert Gutzwiller Ivan Heavey Roy Nedderman Raymond Meyerose Lucile Brinkman and Leroy Dieselberg.
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls Church Cross Roads held a well attended social and bazaar last Thursday, raising a nice sum with a plentiful lunch. St Marks church lawn hosted a lawn fete by the L L B Society, with the young ladies in charge delivering a commendable event and pleasing results.
The text asserts that wicked people exist to test and cultivate patience in the virtuous, invoking St. Augustine’s view on moral trials and endurance shaping character.
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