Social Roundup Travels and Visits Around Batesville
A long list of local residents made trips to Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and Newport visiting relatives attending events or shopping. Highlights include Mrs Chris Galle and Miss Marcella Spades, Mr and Mrs Roman Grossman Morris, and numerous calls between trains as residents kept in touch with kin and friends. An aero plane visit near Batesville drew curiosity over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Galle
Ben Kessing
Greensburg
Hazel Pickett
Lookout
Jeanette Walter
Morris
Batesville
Roman Grossman
William Kammeyer
Miss Ora
Ed Blank
Cincinnati
Charles Heidt
Newport
Elmer Pool
Adams
Ind
John Kottmeyer
Guilford Hill
John Meyerose
Indianapolis
Russell Baas
Sunman
Oliver Baas
Herman Finhaus
Route 4
Fd Haase
Rose
Mary Kirschner
Oldenburg
Harry Peetz
William Mackenstedt
John A. Hillenbrand
Purdue University
Alteen Samms
Frank Lang
Mortis
Rose Holtel
Omer Elder
Lawrenceburg
Mary Hickman
John Schoetmer
Christ Galle
Marcella
Spades
M. L. Samms
Frank Meissner
Charles Gibson
Sherman Mason
Alden
T. B. Lacey
Arthur Bischoff
St. Peters
Herman Heidt
Roland Bishop
A. Einhouse
Dan Dieselberg
Will Rund
Pesatum, NL
Pauline
Charles Ebel
William Clostermeyer
James Miller
Albert Lammers
Connersville
Fred Sieg
Clarence Kerker
John L. Ollier
Eastern Stars Friday meeting to feature report and program
A committee in charge has arranged a fine program for the regular Friday evening meeting of the Eastern Stars. Members are urged to attend to show appreciation for the entertainment and to receive the delegates’ report to Grand Chapter from TORA McCALLUM W M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Tora McCallum
W. M
Painting and Decorating at Batesville Studio
Henry Robben offers painting and decorating services at 302 North Walnut Street Batesville for local residents and businesses. Contact details not listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Robben
Walnut St
Batesville
Education in teci and it is said that the pope dietion of Tees Jane is wholly diterate
The text asserts that parents bear responsibility for teaching children core subjects and notes that yearly examinations are required. It reflects a dated view of education and parental duty with unclear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teci
Tees Jane
Want Ads Rates and Various Classified Notices
Classified column lists rates one cent per word with minimum ten cents. Ads cover FOR SALE items including fertilizer grinder and oil stove, PLANTS offerings like tomatoes and cabbages, WANTED help for cooking, and poultry eggs for hatching. Addresses: M Benzs Avon dale Cincinnati, Mrs Louis Schroeder Rosehill Redbud Avon dale, Sunman Indiana, Joan Stille Sunman, Harry Peetz 107 N Vine St. Phone 192.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schroeder
Rosehill and
Redbud Ave
Avondale
Cincinnati
Harry Peetz
Vine St
Surprise Shower For Clara Fischer Before Wedding
Miss Clara Fischer was honored with a surprise shower hosted by Miss Cleona Gauck at her home, in anticipation of Clara's upcoming marriage to James Lynch of Shelbyville. Close friends attended, sharing games, music, ice cream and cake, and presenting gifts and well wishes to the bride-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Fischer
Cleona Gauck
James Lynch
Shelbyville
Miss Gauck
Miss Clara
Bertha
Ethel Timmermann
Mildred Johnson
Margaret Bettice
Anna Laudick
Anna Meyer
Marie Luesse
Stella Vascou
Rose Meyer
Johanna Thieman
Stella Hertel
Real Estate Transfers In Adams Milan and Laughery Townships
A list of land transfers including John H. Schwartz to Frederick Hornemeier for Adams Township 75 dollars. Bramlage to Mineman 80 acres for 1500. Schermer to Lyon 25-100 acres Milan for 2000. Lohstroh to Tubbe 1.14 acres Brown Township for 55. Kuntz to Kuntz 40 acres Franklin Township for 700. Wiley to Wiley 176.99 acres Laughery Township for 1. Siefert to Martin pt lot 48 Batesville for 2300. Knerr to Fletcher lot 7 and pt lot 8 Sunman for 4500. Alma Edens guardian to Luther Edens 180 acres Center Township for 8000. Kaster to Billman 14 acres Adams Township for 2160.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Schwartz
Frederick Hornemeier
Adams
Charles Bramlage
Christena Mineman
George Schermer
Richard C. Lyon
Milan
Louise Lohstroh
Louis Tubbe
Brown
Carrie Kuntz
Howard H. Kuntz
Franklin
Emma R. Wiley
Joseph R. Wiley
Laughery
Charles G. Siefert
Flossie D. Martin
Batesville
William E. Knerr
Bertha Fletcher
Sunman
Alma Edens
Guardian
Luther Edens
Center
Mary Kaster
Anthony Billman
Republicans Elect Versailles Men To County Posts
The Republican organization for the coming campaign was completed at Versailles Saturday with the re election of William Griffith of Versailles as county chairman John C Row of Osgood as vice chairman Chris H Kassendick as secretary and Otto Busching as treasurer Democrats chose Thomas Thompson of Milan as county chairman On Tuesday Republican leaders from Fourth District counties met at North Vernon and re elected Daily McCoy of Versailles as district chairman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versailles
William Griffith
John C. Row
Osgood
Chris H. Kassendick
Otto Busching
Thomas Thompson
Milan
North Vernon
Daily McCoy
Eagles Call Meeting and Officer Nominations Set
The regular meeting of the F C E is announced for Friday May 12 at 7 30 p m at the K of C Hall. Topics to discuss include officer nominations for the coming year and other important matters. Members are urged to attend and help ensure a banner year for the Eagles. Michael Bulach president Jos S Ensinger secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. E
K. of C. Hall
F. O. BE
The
Eagles
Michael Bulach
Pres. Jos
S. Ensinger
Ripley County Historical Society to Elect Officers
All members and friends are urged to meet at the Court House on Saturday May 13 at 2 00 pm to elect officers and plan the year s work. Much interesting work is ahead of us and we expect a pleasant and profitable summer. JOSEPH A HASSMER President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ripley
Elephant tusk jelly advertised for health use
An article describes elephant tusk jelly and ivory dust sold for sixpence or a pound. It notes factories saw tusks for knife handles and other uses, and claims ivory dust boiled and prepared yields a fine jelly often prescribed for the sick.
Reeves Wins His Reward
Willis Reeves, a draftsman stranded by job loss, takes the blame for reckless speeding to spare a stranger. He is fined but aided by Miss Etta Morris and a grateful sister. a court-ordered punishment leads to a new life. The grateful brother secures Reeves work and love, culminating in a wedding gift and a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Willis Reeves
Break
Ruin
Emn
Reeves
Willis
Efe
Miss Morris
the Lidy
Pleasant Polly hints at Adolphus with memory of father
In a Memphis Commercial Appeal item, Pleasant Polly teases Adolphus Guesaes about a remark from her father last night. The exchange shows witty banter as Polly reveals the moment and Adolphus feigns ignorance in a lighthearted social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolphus Guesaes
Polly
Adolphus
First M E Church Morns Day Service and League Anniversary
The Church invites all to a single 9 30 Mothers Day service next Sunday with a 6 45 Sunday evening Epworth League anniversary, followed by 7 30 evening worship. Prayer meeting Wednesday, choir practice Thursday, juniors 645, seniors 730, and Official Board Friday 7 30. Services at Lawrenceville 2 30. Pastor Karl W Patow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griffith Fetter
Epworth League
League
M. E
Lawrenceville
Karl W. Patow
Wesley Chapel Sabbath School Seeks Bigger Attendance
The Wesley Chapel Sabbath School reports strong growth with over a hundred present last Sunday. Teachers Mrs. Shook and Mr. Walsman are hopeful, with social evening plans on May 12 at the Bland brothers’ home and a 7:30 evening service upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shook
Mr. Walsman
St. Mark's Church Weekly Schedule andUpdates
Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. lesson Hezekiah Leads His People Back to God. Divine services 10:00 a.m. sermon Divine Power Delegated to the Disciples. Evening preaching 7:30 p.m. The Children of Israel Murmur Against God. Luther League moved to Wednesdays at 7:00. Choir practice Friday. Sunday School teachers and officers meet Friday evening to discuss business. Preaching at Spades 2:00 p.m. Peppertown Sunday School 9:00 a.m. Weather was fine last Sunday with good attendance. Let us get busy. The King’s work demands.
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Hezekiah
Children of Israel
Luther League
Spades
Peppertown
Church Schedule Bulletin for Napoleon and Area
Napoleon church notices list Sunday School at 9 30 and preaching at 7 30 with Rev Andrew Brunner leading Middle Branch combines services with a Mothers Day program 9 30 to 10 30 Epworth League at 7 30 New Pennington services at 2 00 and 3 00 New Salem preaching Friday 7 30 sermon to parents Walter F Crane pastor Bethany Lutheran Bible School 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 Evening worship 7 30 Luther League 6 45 Adult Catechetical class Thursday 7 30 Smyrna service 2 00 D P Heltzel pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Andrew Brunner
Middle Branch
Epworth League
New Pennington
New Salem
Walter F. Crane
Bethany Lutheran Church Bible School
Luther League
Smyrna
D. P. Heltzel
Mental Habits Hinder Conscious Correct Action
The text explains that mental habit blocks conscious control, with the subconscious mind directing routine actions and interfering with direct thinking. It notes a connection between bone sort processes and all physical activity and emphasizes automatic mental routines governing daily tasks.
Time on Shipboard Bells Mark Half Hours on Deck
The tradition of shipboard bells tracked watches in four hour shifts. Each bell marks half an hour, with six watches per day. Seven bells could indicate various half hours or times such as 3 30, 11 30, or 7 30 depending on the watch.
Watch Gift to King George III in 1764 London
A London witchmaker presented King George III with a tiny repeating watch carved for him on his birthday in 1764. The device, smaller than a silver dime, reportedly weighed five pennyweights seven and three-fourths grains and was described as a marvel of workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George OL
Bringland
Agfold
London
Six Accomplishments in Traditional Chinese Education
The text outlines four main social classes under the emperor. For the literary class, Confucian education included the six accomplishments arrehery, horsemanship, ies anusie, history and tathemg ties, forming core training for scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
Heaviest Timber Growth Noted on Olympic Peninsula
The forest service reports the United States' heaviest timber growth on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. The area has experienced multiple glaciation periods shaping its forests and landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
United States
Ohinapie Peninsula
State of Washington
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Caroline Belter
Mansfield
Otto Krebs
Roy Bauman
Roy Bishop
Frank Bishop
Matilda Dreeckman
Frank Dieckman
Loretta Sherfey
Greencastle
Lawrence Crump
Herman Siebert
Helen
Herbert
Adam Richter
Edna
Roscoe Meyer
Henry Siebert Sr
Henry Siebert Jr
Gusty Kalb
Willian Foerster
Rev. Barthelmas
Circleville, O
Joseph Wissel
Hamburg
Wissel
Flora ‘Erbacher
Tribune Force
George Goether
John Schwertfeger
Mary Frances
Hamilton
Ohio
Dora 'Gimble
Fred Goether
Will Behlmer
Sidney
Beulah
Behlmer
Wilson Fertilizer and
M. Benz's
East Pearl
Rhode Island
Joan Stille
Hambone
Eastern Newspaper Union
Opyright
Church News
M. E. Church
Wesley Chapel
ST. Mark’s Church
Batesville Roller Mills
J. Nilker & Co
Mike Ber
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Napoleon M. E. Charge
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