Mother's Day Observances and Indiana Lutheran Conference Notes
St John’s Church and Indiana District Lutheran Conference publish a dense program of services from May 11 to May 18. Events include German and English services, Luther League gatherings, memorial and mission services, with sermons by Rev. Hansen and Rev. Bebauer, plus installation of officers and discussions on deaconess work. The piece urges broad attendance and highlights Mother’s Day themes.
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ST. John's Church
Luther League
Indiana Dist
E. Kockritz
Evansville
Ind
P. Hausman
Newport
H. Meyer
H. C. Meyer
H. J. Schick
S. A. John
Louisville
J. G. Mueller
Dayton
J. C. Peters
Indianapolis
P. Gehm
Piqua
T. Bebauer
Owens
L. Hohman
Ph. Wiggerman
B.schultz
Jacksonville
Fla
A. FB. Viehe
Cincinnati
G. Merzdorf
Wesley Chapel to Host Third Quarterly Meeting and Events
The Wesley Chapel calendar lists a third quarterly meeting at Middle Branch Sunday night with Dr. Whitsitt as preacher. A quarterly conference follows Monday at 10. Sunday services shift to Patesville in the morning. a basket dinner at Middle Branch is planned for the following Sunday. A stereophicon lecture on the Passion Play tours Napoleon Saturday night at 8. Mother's Day program and sermon conclude services. all mothers invited. R. S. Ringo, Pastor.
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Middle Branch
Dr. Whitsitt
Pateswile
Napoleon
R. S. Ringo
Bethany Church Sunday Schedule with Keiser Pulpit
Bethany Church lists services with 9:20 Sunday School 10:30 Morning Service 1:30 Junior League 6:45 Senior League 7:30 Evening Service Professor Keiser of Wittenberg College will preach at morning and evening services Christian Workers meet on the third Thursday Lather League meets first Friday Public is invited Thos A Patterson Secretary
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Keiser
Wittenberg College
Thos. A. Patterson
Sec’y
St Mark's Church Confirms Ten Children Next Sunday
St Mark's Church will confirm ten children next Sunday with a morning examination at 1 o'clock and Holy Communion for the confirmants at 7:30. The public is invited to attend. Pastor A Langendorff signs the notice.
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ST. Mark’s Church
A. Langendorff
Batesville and vicinity social notes move by rail and road
Local residents travel to Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and Sunman for visits and sales. Batesville hosts callers from Oldenburg Anderson Morris and Indianapolis while families attend Welcome Home events and a civil war veteran is remembered. Several injuries and work shifts noted among area workers and travelers.
Local Markets Report With Varied Price Ranges
Local market summary shows wheat around 2.50 dollars per bushel and corn between 1.50 and 1.60. Cattle and hog values range with heifers 9 to 13.50, steers 11 to 14.25, hogs 19.60 to 19.75, sheep 22.20, bulls 9 to 11, and chicks over 2 pounds at 28 cents per pound. Produced by J. H. Wilker & Co. Produce Hutter.
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J. H. Wilker & Co
Hutter
Eses Ieee
Statue to Father Promises Quiet Strength and Duty
Readers recall a song about a family where everybody works but Father as a reminder that a father’s role is steady support. The piece contrasts style with substance and highlights care for wife and children.
Soldier and Batesville Woman Wed in Greensburg Ceremony
Jess Angleton of Fort Sill and Miss Sophia Zwickel daughter of Mr and Mrs Christ Hornig of Batesville were married Saturday in Greensburg. Rev Walter Reynolds officiated. Angleton will soon go to Fort Sill and his wife will join him briefly before living with her parents until his discharge next spring.
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Jess Angleton
Fort Sill
Okla
Sophia Zwickel
Christ Hornig
Batesville
Greensburg
Walter Reynolds
Angleton
Card of Thanks for Alice Alden Taylor
E. E. Taylor expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and community for help during illness death and burial of Alice Alden Taylor. Special thanks to Undertaker Zierer Rev Ringo St Marks choir pallbearers drivers and Public Schools staff for sympathy and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Alden Taylor
Zierer
Ringo
Emma Wisman
St. Mark’s
E. E. Taylor
First M E Church Leads Centenary Fund Drive Success
The First M. E. church in Cincinnati Louisville District raised its five year Centenary quota of 5610.00 in twenty minutes after talks by the minute men and follow up subscriptions. Nearly half the total came in on Saturday with 1000 and 500 dollars notes. The pastor receives a raise to 200 more than before and the drive aims to fund Inter cessors Tithers Life service volunteers and education work. The campaign ran a short energetic push and set a local record as the first congregation to meet its full five year quota. Before you sell your wheat or rye call Morris Mill. it will pay big.
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M. E
Centenary Heights
Schreiber
Will J. Gelvin
Cincinnati
Louisville
Morris Mill
Card of Thanks from Mrs Anna Hermesch
Mrs Anna Hermersch thanks all who contributed to her relief after fire damage to her home praising their generosity and prayers for blessings.
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Anna Hermesch
Farmers' Auto Insurance and Local Notes
Farmers' Automobile Insurance covers fire lightning theft tornado windstorm and cyclone. Special rates via E C Timmermann & Co with 11 agents. Mrs John Ferkinholt of Oldenburg visits Indianapolis to see her ill mother Mrs Reideman. Miss Carrie Sieg of Morris called Batesville. Use Crystal Leaf Flour and Pinnacle Flour. For sale at all grocers Old Times Patent Flour at Wilbert Patronize our Act Columus.
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E. C. Timmermann & Co
John Ferkinholt
Oldenburg
Indianapolis
Reideman
Want Ads Parade Cleaned Up for Local Readers
WANTED Men Hageman Mirror Plate Co FOR SALE Two houses on Park Avenue John H Wilker PLANTS FOR SALE Sweet potatoes cabbage and tomatoes now ready J W Henry Position open for man to fire boil er and do general work Also need man capable of driving a truck Desire either man or woman bookkeeper to take charge of my books and two women for hotel work Steady employment and good wages for persons who can fill these places Apply at once at Commercial Hotel near passenger depot.
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Church News
M. F. Church
L. A. Schreiber
Wesley Chapel
Bethany Church
George Santo
Geo. A. Rinas
John Puttman
Newpoint
Indiana
Mickie
Fad Zierer
Covington, Ky
Wilber Schrader's
Ben Schene
Dillsboro
Chas. Morrow
Sunman
James Meade
J. J. Weatrick
Henry Lamping
Pinnacle
L. T. Zierer’s
Fred Schlesselmann
S. If
Sophia Sieg
Morris
Fred Kleiner
Fred
William Westerman
Miss Edna
Harry Moorman
Isabella Thiel
Ressie Lunnigan
Allen Sykes
Anderson
Batesville Friends
George Beck
Olive Allen
Louisville, Ky
H. C. Canfield
Frances Forthofer
Tony Forthof
Jacob Roell
Mary Snider
Ed Peine
L. T
J. 1. Beer
Marian Borchett
Mrs. Schlink
Helen Pickett
Shelbyville
John King
James Ray
Harry Sitterding
Babe
John Minger
Eliza Stegner
Richmond
John Kramer
Joseph Hirt
Wm. Hoelker
Verena
F. J. Hoelker
John D. Gehring
Tom Meade
Mrs
Jos, Kurtz
Miss Anna
Henry Lindauer
St. Magdalena
France
Camp Sherman
Winifred Taylor
Camp Grant
Ilinois
Lieut. Taylor
Alma Rahe
Ben Bruening, Jr
Dayton, C
William Moore
The
Christian Church
Dorothy Mae Huffman
Gale Moore
Marion
Ohio
Wm. Huffman
Ozcar
Leonard Beer
U. S. Navy
Walter
Waggoner
Hurst & Co
Henry Brandes
Flint, Mich
Anthony Brandes
Harry Hammerle
Wilt J. Gelvin
Batesville Casket Co
Berea
Rosa Mecer
Nina Morbrink Schenk
Holland
G. M. Hillenbrand
Mary Mitchell
John Barnhorst
Will Boehmer
Rose Drescher
KE. C. Schultz
Susan Schreiner
Peter Schreiner
Jacob Cook
Jake
Eaton
George Bill
Rill
Ray Township
Edwin Boese
Leonard Simonton
Robert Schwerkert
Edwin Collard
Mr. Boese
Henry Boese
Mr. Collard
147Th U. S. Infantry
Batesville Roller Mills
Mike Benz
Angletor
Henry Wachsman
Rushville
J. J. Macke
Fred Heitzman
Penntown
Carrie Sieg
Wilbert Schrader's
Columus
Hageman Mirror Plate Co
Park Avenue
John H. Wilker
J. W. Henry
Sleerepeets
Gan
Maxwell
Maxwelton
E. B. Schultz
Sherwin-Williams
Rexall
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