Church News In Brief Smyrna MD April 29 Third Sunday
Local church notices list service times for Rt. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran in Smyrna Bethany St Johns and St Marks with German and English services Luther Leagues Sunday school and evening worship. Mother's Day program at G M WW Church May 1 invites all mothers to attend with baby care provided and united services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RT. Paul's EV. Lutheran Church
Smyrna
C. WM Schirmer
Bethany Church
Luther League
L. L
ST. John's EV
Ladies Society
ST. Mark’s Churci
Giza P.m
Orcuestra
A. Langendorvf
United
L A. Schreiber
Thanks From New Albany Tornado Relief Donation
Mayor Gitsanu records a notice from the New Albany Citizens Relief Committee expressing gratitude for Batesville citizens donation of 139.47 dollars for tornado victims. The letter, dated April 19, thanks Hon. C. W. Gibson and Batesville mayors for acts of kindness and good deeds toward the relief effort.
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Gitsanu
New Albany
Batesville
C. W. Gibson
Ind
Gard of Thanks for Charles Jambert burial notice
Gard of thanks expresses gratitude for assistance during burial of Charles Jambert. Special thanks to neighbors friends pallbearers organist janitor Undertakers Burst Welger donors of masses floral pieces and car use. Mrs Ed Adams of Silverton Ore guest of H J Walaman and wife. Mrs Adams to Homestead Penn. Mrs Elmer and Mrs Crowell visit Westport. John Graves to Georgetown Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jambert
Adam and
Accurstus
Burst & Welger
Ed. Adams
Silverton
Ore
H. J. Walaman
Biggest cattle deal closes at Laughery View herd sale
W B Goyert sold his 26 head registered Holstein Friesian herd to C L Heary and G A Ball of Cincinnati and Indianapolis Traction Co for about 1400 dollars. The herd, the finest in the area, will stock a Laurel farm. Goyert retires from the dairy business as Geo Kessens takes over the route to his former customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
W. B. Goyert
Laughery View
C. L Heary
G. A. Ball
Cincinnati and Indianapolis Traction Co
Goyert
Henry
Ball
Laurel
Laughery View Warm
Ladies knitting for soldiers at Thursday club meet
The Thursday Afternoon Five Hundred Club members plan to skip entertainment and devote meetings to knitting for soldiers. Prize money will fund wool purchases, showing patriotism and varied ways everyone can help during the war. August Bloemer celebrates his son Walter's enlistment in the Noxubee Cavalry in Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hlvemer
Walter
Macon
Miss
Noxubee Cavalry
National Guards
Bloemer
Poultry Notes War Time Suggestions
A Batesville Poultry Association note advises raisers to hatch many chicks this spring and to keep early pullets for fall egg production. Late hatch chicks can boost meat supply. all hens should be kept until September. Do not sell laying hens in spring. avoid selling light broilers under three pounds. Emphasis on patriotism and increasing food supply, with ways to obtain eggs at near market prices and contact local stores for information. Also reports on local news and a few names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Poultry Association
Batesville Association
Harry Schwier
Decoration Day Committee Seeks City Hall Meeting
The three member panel appointed earlier to organize Decoration Day plans schedules a full committee meeting at City Hall on Sunday May 13 at 2 p m Sharp. The larger body includes Wycoff Holzer McCallum and one or two members from each fraternal organization in Katesville. They urge fraternal groups to attend to ensure a memorable Decoration Day in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Wycoff, Holzer and McCallum
Katesville
Tendered Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Edna Martin
Miss Edna Martin received a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at the K of C Hall from the Ladies Auxiliary. A large crowd attended and presented many beautiful and useful gifts. The brides-to-be will wed Lawrence Seller of Shelbyville next Tuesday and will live in Shelbyville. Governor James P. Goodschild visited Buteoville briefly last Wednesday while en route to a Brookville meeting, delaying due to late arrival. Wynn Taylor returned from Purdue for a short visit as war mobilization boosts student service. Mildred Hrewington visited Milan. Mrs. Margaret Bretzoff went to Champaign for a few weeks’ visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Martin
K. of C. Hall
Miss Martin
Lawrence Seller
Shelbyville
Snelby
James P. Goodsich
Buteoville
Brookville
Columbus
Ind
Greensburg
Web Woodfill
Batesville
Woodfill
Wynn Taylor
Purdue
Prof
Taylor
Wynn
National Guard
Batesville Poultry Club Aims to Aid Youth in Flock Raising
The Batesville Poultry Association plans a boys and girls poultry club to promote and aid local youth in raising poultry and boosting egg production. Eligible ages are 12 to 16, with full details from Monroe Wenning at the First National Bank. Also notes bids by John Wilker Louis Stockinger and K. L. Johnson in Versailles on road bonds. Batesville Bank won county line road bonds, Napoleon State Bank took the Johnson Township bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Poultry Association
Pirle
Batesville
Monroe
First National Bank
Jobn Wilker
Louis Stockinger
IC. L. Johnson
Versailles
Mr. Wilker
Mr. Johnson
George T. Beckett
Ripley
Dearborn
Batesville Bank
Johnson Township
Napoleon State Bank
Card of Thanks for kindness after loss of babe
Card of Thanks from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Siebert and family expresses gratitude for sympathy and help during the illness and death of their beloved babe. Mentions Miss Margaret Schrader returning to Cincinnati, Kate staying at home, a request to return a basket of merchandise found on a Suoman street, and other local movements including Mrs. Henry Horstman attending a funeral and Mrs. Fred Wessel visiting Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe
Albert Siebert
Margaret Schrader
Cincinnati
Albert Schrader
Red
Kate
Thoreday
Missionary Lecture at Wesley Chapel Highlights China Needs
Dr. Cora Simpson, a China missionary, spoke at Wesley Chapel last Tuesday. Her vivid depiction of conditions in China urged financial aid to sustain missionary work and soul winning there. The talk framed American morality as guiding China’s destiny and emphasized the impact of the American missionary effort. Miss Philomina Weigel traveled to Lawrenceburg Monday to visit sister Mrs. Fred Tekulve and family through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel
Cora Simpson
China
America
Republic of China
Philomina Weigel
Lawrenceburg
Fred Tekulve
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John Graves
Home Folke
Georgetown
Peter Holzer
H. Krawer
Clarence Andres
Osgood
Indianapolis
Bateerville
Edward J. Hancock
Harvesa
Piqua Daily Call
Pleading Daily
Piqua
Ohio
J. A. Hilfenbrand
Purdue University
Virginia
Tennbeesee
O. L. Newman
Miss Lipo
Sandusky
H. J. Walsman
Mrs. Newman
Miss Lyno
Alice Huneke
A. K. Wycoff
Keo Beasler
Indiana
Local Poultry Association
Geo. Dettmer
Martinsburg
W. Va
the Tribune
Dettmer
B.C. Timmermoon
Wm. Nickel
John A. Hillenbrand
Mias Mildred Hrewington
Hunsicker School
Milan
Margaret Bretzoff
Champaign
Itt
Beldings Silk S Fabrics
Belding
Fabrica
Kramer's Department Store
Suoman
Albert Abpianalo
Henry Horstman
Connersville
Gertrude Volz
Fred Wessel
Ben Angelbeck
Madison
Jos
Wantted—Earcorn
Hillenbrand
Jessie Martin
Harry Peetz
Frank Greer
Larred Rocks
Mia
C. T. Devore
R. PF. D
Franklin
Lod
Rexall
E. B. Schultz
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