Indiana District Conference Opens With Services
The Indiana District Conference begins with Wednesday night service and communion. Thursday night features an English service and daily sessions from 9 to 12 and 2 to 5. Speakers include Rev. Ph. Wiggerman and Rev. T. Gebauer with Dr. E. A. R. Torsch. German service at 10:15 a.m. and Luther League at 6:30 p.m. Mission services at 7:30 p.m. Monday offers English sermon on Deaconess Work by Rev. A. F. Viehe. Installation of Officers led by Pastor C. Held.
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ST. John’s Church
Indiana
Ph. Wiggerman
Pennstown Church
T. Gebauer
Owensboro
E. A. R. ‘Torsch
Louisville
J. C. Hansen
Terre Haute
Ind
Rev. P. Press
Mt Vernon
Luther League
Theo
Hafele
L. Hohman
Louiseville
E.schultz
Jacksonville
Fla
A. F. Viehe
Cincinnati
Ador
G. Merzdorf
Cincinnnati, O
C. Held
First M. E. Church Invites Wide Attendance This Week
The Indiana District Conference will be hosted at St John s church this week with two pastors scheduled to preach next Sunday. Sunday services include 9 30 Sunday School 10 40 morning worship 6 45 Epworth League and 7 30 evening worship. A midweek catechism class and Saturday 2 pm session are planned. The Centenary drive seeks pledges to reach the circuit goal before May 25. Reverend L A Schreiber and Rev Fred Scholl will participate, with a basket dinner at Middle Branch and Rollin Turner speaking in the afternoon.
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M. E. Church
Indiana
St. John’s Church
Epworth League
Middle Branch
Rollin Turner
Greensburg
Ladies’ Aid
Mra. Moody
R. S. Ringo
Bethany Church Schedule and Bethany Luther Leagues
Morning service at 10 30 with Rev Hetzel from Pershing Ind to preach both morning and evening. Junior Luther League 1 30 Senior Luther League 6 45 Evening service 7 30. There is no morning service on Sunday. Christian Workers meet the third Thursday and Luther League business and social on the first Friday. St Marks Orchestra practice Wednesdays 7. Luther League Devotional Saturday 6 45. Try Old Times Flour.
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Bethany Church
Hetzel
Pershing
Ind
Hertzel
Bethany
Luther League
A. Patterson
Sec’y
St.Mark’s Orchestra
Batesville Market Report Highlights Grain and Livestock Prices
Local market page by Mike Benz shows Wheat No 2 at 2.50 to 2.70 per bushel, Corn around 1.50 to 1.60, Heifers near 13.00, Cows and Calves trading around 13.50, Steers 10.00 to 14.00, with meds and other figures noted. Regional prices for wheat and livestock reflect a cautious trader environment.
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Batesville Roller Mills
Cean
Mike Benz
Old Times Flour Advertises in Sunman Area
Local notices report Old Times Flour brand promoted by Wilber Schrader and at multiple Sunman and Batesville outlets. Names like Mrs James Meade, Wm Green, Henry Bultman, Mike Benz and others appear with visits to Cincinnati and Greensburg as community life resumes amid war era travel.
Lost Sunday School pin with year bars in Batesville
Wanted ads note a lost Batesville area pin from Hageman Mirror Plate Co. A 3rd and 4th year bar was on the pin. Return by leaving at the newspaper office.
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Hageman Mirror Plate Co
Batesville
Big Four Time Table East and West Bound Notices
East bound No. 96 departs 9 25 with No 16 and No 14. West bound No 18 and No 15 are listed along with corresponding schedule numbers. The fragment references timetable entries and operating notes for the railroad.
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West Bound
Wss
Cscvecesaecesesee
Public School Notes Highlights and student activities
A school bulletin notes visitors including Attorney A B Wycoff, alumni Walter Bierbusse and others. Students tour Benz meat market and Schott's Machine Shop, study the Monroe Doctrine, rhetoric, Botany and Latin exhibits, with term end four weeks away. Senior domestic science dresses ready for a party. juniors finish history and move to world studies.
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America
A. B. Wycoff
Walter Bierbusse
Ee Palmer
Mildred Walsay
Uesday
Mise Stuart
Benz
Cicero
Joe
Commissioners' Court Orders on Bridges and Pikes
Frank Lane named superintendent of Ceasar Creek bridge in Washington To Henry Harmon of Columbus awarded $728 to build Powell's Corner bridge Shelby Tp contract released for Chas E Reddington on Anthony Meyers et al pike Jackson Tp net road estimate raised to $19 920 80 and bids to be advertised June 2 County Auditor tasked to advertise for bids on U S Shirling et al free pike Adams Tp and for the free pike in Delaware Tp petitions further actions include favorable report on J S Full et al Otter Creek Tp and unfavorable reports on Nick Volz Laughery Tp E J Pratt et al Johnson RS Philip Weber Laughery Tp costs assessed against some peninares viewership appointed for Henry Laswell et al Johnson Tp and Louis Jager et al Laughery Tp concrete road Batesville to Napoleon petition accepted for free pike from Batesville to Napoleon petitions received continued Batouses and viewings listed and marriage licenses issued for Elmer Pemberton and Mollie Caplinger and Lemuel Scott and Charlotte Flickinger.
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Frank Lane
Ceasar Creek
Washington
Henry Harmon
Columbus
Ind
Powell’s Corner
Shelby
Chas. E. Reddington
Anthony Meyers
U. S
John A. Behimer
Batesville
Napoleon
A. E. Smith
Elrod
Milan
Towit
Geo. Newman Et al
Geo. Sparling
Center
John ¥. Anderson
Franklin
John H. Poske
Hery
E. P. Shockley
C. W. Voss
Peck &Et al
TR Jr
W. McCune
J. W. Havey
Johnson and Brown
Elmer Pemberton
Mollie
Free board sign teases sunless days in desert town
In Yuma a restaurant advertises free board every day the sun doesn’t shine. The quirky offer plays on rarity of sunless days in the desert, noting trains exist briefly as most of the day goes by.
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Yuma
Aris
Dig
Cate
Deeds Outshine Words in Carlyle’s View of Growth
The excerpt discusses deeds proving their value through action, comparing growth to living trees. It argues that the fruits of steady effort reveal themselves via progress and resistance, rather than relying on logical proofs.
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Carlyle
Canadian Dominion Telescope at Victoria Weighs Tonnes
The Victoria telescope tube is large enough to allow a small automobile to pass through the opening. The reflector spans 78 inches in diameter and its movable parts exceed 40 tons in weight. The lens alone weighs over 4 000 pounds, yet a single man can move the mass into position.
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Aig
Dominion
Victoria
B. C
Fateful Days Across History on a Tuesday and Thursday
The article notes that many major events in Thomas a Becket’s life including his murder and body translation happened on a Tuesday. It adds that Henry VII and his children Edward Mary and Elizabeth died on a Thursday, all marked by specific days of the week.
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Thomas A Becket
Henry VII
Edward
Mary
Elizabeth
Bridge halves save traffic at Worcester Quinsigamond
Despite the old adage, engineers completed one longitudinal half of the new Quinsigamond bridge in Worcester Massachusetts, allowing traffic to use it with minimal disruption before the second half was finished.
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Worcester
Mass
Traf Ge
How to Clean Rusty Steel with Lime and Polishing
Instructions describe cleaning rust from steel by grouping rusty parts for two or three days. Wipe dry with clean rags and polish with emery or pumice stone. For very rusty items and high polish desired rub with white litharge lime.
Education Advocate Praises Film With Shared Hands
In Grand Rapids a speaker champions educational cinema highlighting its value and a smiling girl’s remark on holding hands as a sign of equal engagement. The message stresses belief in film’s strong educational potential and inclusive experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Spanish Literature Revival of the Nineteenth Century
The text notes Spain's literary decline then revival in the later nineteenth century featuring Palacio Valdes Perez Guidos Jose de Pereda Juan Valera and Echegaray among distinguished writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Cervantes
Ope de Vega
Palacio
Valdes
Perez Guidos
Jose de Pereda
Juan Valera
Echegaray
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L. A. Schreiber
Wesley Chapel
St.mark’s Church
Mickte
Evry
James Meade
Sunman
Green
Henry, Bultman
Walter Yorn
Chas. Gauck
Indianapolis
Sylvia, Walters
Morris
Philip Grasmick
Louisa Weber
Grover Martin and Son
Pinnacle
L. T. Zierer
Fred Sohlorschmann
George Beck
Herman Zeits
Wesley Kramer
Emma Bauman
Camp Taylor
France
Fred A. Pohlar
Christ Schorling
Henry Stegner
Shandon, C
John Kramer
Esther Wilker
la Grange
Ohio
John Wilker
Shelbyville
Herman Henry Koch
Henry Koch
Olivet, S. D
Emma Behlmer
Chicago
Christ Beinke
Eanes Gesell
Brookville
Camp Sherman
John Bierbusse
Walter
Oscar Goyert
Philmer Ward
Dorothy Beck
Elma
Ester
Goyert
Uhen
Earl Kleiner
Co. D. 361 Infantry
91St Division
Earl
States
Wilber Schrader’s. Tf
Henry Hoene
Philip Boerstler
Edward _Huneke
Lawrence Lambert
Squire Oelrich
Joseph Kurtz
Som
L. T. Zierer’s
Fred Schlesselmann
Ralph Timmerman
Ben J. Weisenbach
Henry Dickman
John Schwertfeger
William L. Krieger
Florence
G. D. Robinson
C. R. Stott
Lester Dewett
Detroit
Mich
Louise Gerlach
Ralph Dieckman
Dayton
J. Flick
Connersville
H. C. Canfield
John Romweber
Elton Kramer
John Biehl
Nora
Pittsburg
Chas, Schein
Alvera Schein
Leo Flodder
Edward Ambrecht
Arthur Schein
Gibson
Chas. Southard
Mull
Oldenburg
Edgar Arnold
Arnold
Charles Wagner
U. S. Marines
Quantico
al Foerster
Art Carter
Hod”Eller
St. Louis
Cardinals
Eller
Val Hey
Adolph
Public
Commissioners’ Court
Printing—Tribune
Tribune
Sonora
E. B. Schultz
Vicinity
NEW Rapid Shoe Repair Shop
Kreuzman Bldg
Conger
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin- Williams
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