Local social notes and births from Batesville area
Residents and visitors travel between Cincinnati Greensburg and Indianapolis with many calling on relatives. Births include a girl to Wilber Schrader and his wife on April 30 and a boy to Anthony Kirschner and wife on May 3. Funeral attendances and disease-free updates accompany routine business calls and visits across Indiana and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnez Abbot
Cincinnati
Carl Brockman
Indianapolis
Edna McDermott
New
Batesville
Anthony Kirschner
L. G. Strecker
Terre Haute
Joseph Walters
Morris
Knochsburg
Louise Miller
Oldenburg
Covington
Roy Curtis
Greensburg
Chris Bishop
W. B. Waggoner
Ed Merk
Frank Luttmiller
Kentucky
Amelia Spades
A. A. Hackman
P. S. Kellerman
C. W. Friend
William Hoelker
Lillian Korte
Quirin Vonderheide
Henry von Walde
Louis Hermesch
St. Francis College
Wilbur Wenning
Herman Zeits
O. W. Kirschner
Louisa Klostermeyer
Hickman Wesler Tie The Knot In Versailles Ceremony
Ted Wesler son of Charles Wesler and Mrs Wesler eloped with Miss Nellie Hickman daughter of Mrs Mary Hickman. They were married by Rev. Jewell in Versailles and returned to Batesville to live with the groom's parents. Friends extend hearty congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Wesler
Charles Wesler
Nellie Hickman
Mary Hickman
Versailles
Rev. Jewell
Batesville
Mickie Says Gos Shell Bizness and Wealthy Goss
Fragmentary item reports a speaker named Mickie criticizing a business or gossiper and a loud interruption over a small item. The text is garbled with incomplete phrases and does not provide clear names, dates, or places.
Church News In Brief With Services And European Relief
Sunday School 9:00 a m lesson Eli and His Sons Divine Services 10:00 a m Doubts Triumph Over Faith St Thomas Luther League 6:45 p m Call To Service Evening 7:30 p m Faith's Triumph Over Doubt St Thomas Orchestra performs Ladies Aid Thursday 2:00 p m Mass meeting Friday 8:00 p m to raise 1800000 for European Relief Posters in city churches Rev Barthelmas Rev Heltzel and others detailed program at St Marks Friday 8:00 p m Catechetical Saturday 2:00 p m Pastors and delegates meeting urged Rev Barthelmas pastor May 9 service 9:30 South St and Park Ave corner W F M S Wednesday Choir Wednesday Ladies Aid home of Mrs Giesin Evening worship 7:30 Mother Lawrenceville service announced by L A Schreiber
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
St. Thomas
Luther League
Ladies' Aid Society
Europe
J. Barthelmas
D. P. Heltzel
St. Mark’s
Peppertown
St. Marks Church
Grahamann
Rev. Proehl
Tower of Strength
Heltzeli
St. Mark’s Choir
Dr. Neve
St. Mark’s Orchestra
Schirmer
Flagler
W. E. Giesin
Lawrenceville
L. A. Schreiber
Campaign Reminder for Lutheran Hunger Relief Drive
The message urges participation in a Sunday campaign on May 16 under Lutheran auspices to aid hunger and disease relief. Offerings may be given to Rev. Barthelmas or Bethany Church pastor and will be gratefully received. Catechetical class is scheduled for Saturday at 2:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barthelmas
Bethany Church
D. P. Heltzel
Wesley Chapel Preaching Points and Services
Napoleon Sunday School 9 30 preaching 10 30 Epworth League 7 50 Salem Sunday School 2 00 preaching 5 00 Batesville Sunday School 9 80 class 10 50 Kings Heralds 1 30 preaching 7 30 Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 Emmett Mann leader Missionary Society meets with Mrs James Moody Friday 2 00 all members urged to attend W F Crane pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Epworth League
Salem
Batesville
King’s Heralds
Emmett Mann
the Missionary Society
James Moody
W. F. Crane
St John's Church Services Noted With English and German
German service at 10 15. English service at 7 00 p m. If you would be healthy wealthy and wise work all day and advertise. Phone 22.
Musical Recital by Rev William Hauff at St Johns Huntersville
Rev William Hauff of Atlanta will give a piano recital at St Johns Church Huntersville under St Johns Men's Chorus on Thursday May 6 at 7 30 p m Miss Florence Krieger will assist with readings Admission 15 and 25 cents offered by the chorus for music lovers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hauff
Atlanta
St. John’s Men’s Chorus
St. John’s Church
Huntersville
Hauff
Florence Krieger
Water Works Hearing on Rates Petition Set for Batesville
The Datesville Water Works Company will hold a hearing at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday May 18 at City Hall Batesville for approval of its proposed schedule of rates tolls and charges by the Public Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datesville Water Works Company
Public Service Commission
Batesville
Want Ads Listings from Batesville Times
Classified notice items include Ford Touring car sale by Gibson Garage hay for George Kessens job wanted in veneer room at Union Furniture Co. farm plants from Harry Peetz. Blue Rock pigs from George Wills. barn for removal near Schrader Flat. Batesville Auto Co. phone 211. Eight room brick house on West Pearl St with two adjoining lots for sale via Henry E. Brockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wills
Second St
Batesville
Ind
Schrader Flat
Batesville Auto Co
West Pearl St
Henry E. Brockman
Main Street
Agricultural Market Listings Fragments Include Livestock Types
Weaker readable fragment lists corn and rye grades and various livestock categories such as heifers cows calves steers hogs pigs sows and lambs with unclear quality marks and numbers. No clear event or values are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Bethany Lutheran Bible School and Worship Schedule
Bethany Lutheran Church announces Bible School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 30. A Lutheran World Service campaign continues next week with a Mass meeting at St Mark's Church on Friday evening addressed by Dr Neve of Springfield Ohio. An offering will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran World Service
St. Mark’s Church
Neve
Springfield
Ohio
Motorists urged to stock up on 40c gas this summer
A promotional note urges car owners to buy a season's supply at 40 cents per gallon. A. C. Foerste r & Co. offers drum deliveries if storage is tight. The ad compares a firm to a family united by mutual interests and warns against internal quarrels harming wages and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Foerster & Co
Savage Fishermen From Sandwich Islanders and Ladrones
The Sandwich Islanders and the people of the Ladrones are described as exceptional savage fishermen. They fear no deep water and reportedly fish in 13 fathoms deep in light canoes called proas with a single sail. Their ancestors likely copied Malay pirate designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich Islanders
Ladrones
Boy braces for strict Aunt Hatie visit
A mother warns Billy to behave because Aunt Hat ties is visiting and dislikes noisy boys. The boy sighs that he will have a rotten time despite the warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Hattie
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W. E. Golden
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Elizabeth Uhland
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Henry Meyer
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M. FE. Church
Wesley Chapel
Timothy Hay
George Kessens
Union Furniture Co. It
Thor
Harry Peetz
Vine Street
Satesville Reller Mills
Mike Benz
J. H. Wilker & Co
Masons
Elmer Heidt
W. M
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Santox
Antacid Dentifrice
E. B. Schultz
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