Church News In Brief From Wesley Chapel To Smyrna
Local church notices list Sunday School and service times for Wesley Chapel Epworth League and class meetings, plus Ascension Day English services at Pac es Ev Lutheran in Smyrna. St John’s Ev Lutheran in Lawrenceville details German and English services, Luther League events, and pastor notices.
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Epworth
Ascension
Kev
C. WM
Schirmer
ST. John's EV. Luth
Luther League
Ladies’ Society
L. L
The
Bethany
Wittenberg College
Ladies' Society
A Langendolef
Epworth League
Lawrenceville
Lo A
Scurriber
Street Oil Campaign Eases Dust for Citizens
Joseph Burst and Marshal Harry Wernke drive an oil wagon to soak city streets in stages. The pair keep traffic moving as streets set, leaving a gummy surface briefly but reducing dust for businesses and homes along busy routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burst
Marshal Harry Wernke
Marshal Wernke
Joe
Local News Briefs From Batesville Area
Oats received a carload at Batesville Roller Mills. Mrs. Morton Ward arrived from Indianapolis on Saturday to visit her sister Mrs. Otto Wissel. Otto Thie of Greensburg visited relatives here Sunday.
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Batesville Roller Mills
Morton Ward
Indianapolia
Otto Wissel
Otto Thie
Greensburg
John Hoyer
Indianapolis
Indiana Joins the War Chorus on the Way to Battle
A historical wartime song rallying support from Indiana. It vows enlistment from the North and South, declares readiness for conflict, and ends with a repeated refain of glory. The verses promise Hoosier resolve and indicate a nationwide mobilization mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Samuel
Indiana
Neufarth Vedder Wedding Unites Sunman Bride and Cincinnati Groom
Malala Neufarth and Jacob Vedder were married last Thursday at Dr. C Neufarth's Sunman home with Rev. Arndt officiating. The couple traveled to Cincinnati and then New York after a celebratory supper, with plans to visit Washington Norfolk Philadelphia before returning in two weeks.
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C. Neufarth
Sunman
Malala
Jacob Vedder
Cincinnati
Arndt
Penntown
P.m
New York
Washington, D. C
Norfolk
Philadelphia
Eulala
Batesvill
Local Notices and Community Updates in Batesville Area
A collection of brief items notes visitors and travel among local families including Rev. Herman Frantz and family visiting Cleves Ohio and Mrs. Lindeman ill in Shelbyville. Other entries mention Miss Eva St Clair and Margaret Firsich's Cincinnati trip, Mrs. John Hoyer visiting Indianapolis, and local business ads for Chas Crowell Co piano dealer and Batesville Roller Mills.
Winn Taylor Joins Officers Training Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison
Winn Taylor left Tuesday for the officers training camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Indianapolis. His successful physical and application approval place him in line for a commission after the three month course. The camp limits 2500 members with top performers gaining commissions for future army service. Taylor’s Purdue schooling and border experience bolster his chances.
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Winn Taylor
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ttis
Tabluia
West Pont
Turdue
Purday
Letter from Hugo Benz describes life at Norfolk Naval Training Station
Hugo Benz, stationed at the Norfolk Virginia Naval Training Station, writes of warlike scenes around the camp, marching battalions and drills, semaphore study, and two parades this week one for a Confederate veteran funeral at Portmouth. He notes Company M led by strict Commander Hobart and anticipates liberty this afternoon while awaiting Batesville papers.
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Hugo Benz
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Ord St
Naval Training Station
Faye
Portemouth
Tam
Hobart
Batesville
Bateavil
H. M. Bena
Help Wanted Inside and Outside Unskilled Help
Advertisement notes unskilled labor needed for inside and outside work at The Hillenbrand Co. plus a local society items list: Arthur Schultz and Miss Michel Detler visited from Shelbyville, Mrs. Randolph Krieger returned from Bedford, Rev. Gringle plans a two week Southern States trip, Mrs. Dan Kammerer stayed with relatives at Spades, Wm. Locke visited Greensburg, Homeo chick and scratch feed received, James Mead called at Sun Mano on Tuesday.
State of Indiana court actions mix in Gibson County
A string of court notices covers several Indiana cases in Gibson County. Dismissals include State v Kean and civil actions. plea and fines noted in heavy hauling on macadam road. numerous estates probate, guardian, and claims entries with judgments, sales orders, and venue changes.
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State of Indiana
Joe Kean
Dale Horton
Express Shipments Emphasis on Secure Labeling and Ink Marks
Mr. C. C. Meyer of the American Express Company urges shippers to securely wrap and legibly mark packages. He warns against obliterated addresses and chalk or pencil marks, citing delays and lost service. Joe Pierpont, now with an Ohio Infantry regiment, visits locals and plans to depart for New York soon for overseas duty.
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C. C. Meyer
American Express Company
Shipper
Consignee
Express Company
Joe Pierpont
Ohio Infantry
Joe
New York
Bran to receive carload this week in Batesville area
The item notes a carload of bran arriving this week for the Batesville region. Mention of local residents includes Mrs Geo M Gillenbrand, Mrs Mary Mitchell, and Mrs A W Rom weber visiting in Cincinnati. Fred Mestemacher returned from Cincinnati to spend Sunday with home folks. Mrs Ben Bessler traveled to Greensburg for a several day visit.
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Batesville Roller Milla
Geo. M. Gillenbrand
Mary Mitchell
A. W. Romweber
Cincinnati
Fred Mestemacher
Ben Bessler
Greensburg
Last Institute of the Season Closes with Lessons and Talks
The ninth and final institute of the school year convened at the high school with Superintendent Dunkin leading. Teachers answered general knowledge questions, heard life and work of American prose writers, and discussed South America Argentina, art and artists, Lincoln, Britain in the war, and Conscription Law.
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Dunkin
Wacpsman
Miss Nickel
John Smith
Jonathan Eiwarde
Benjamin Franklin
Charles Brown
Washington Irving
James Paulding
James Cooper
Miss Huston
Argentina
Mr. Terry
Taylor
State Association
Man Kicked by Horse in Shelbyville Hospitalized
In Shelbyville a man named Yaeger was kicked in the stomach by a horse Saturday morning. He was unconscious at first and feared to have internal injuries. He was moved to his brother George Yaeger’s home by ambulance and has since shown improvement. Adam Yaeger is an employee. Arthur Schene returned to Indianapo n Tuesday after visiting his parents Ben Schene and wife.
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Shelbyville
Mr. Yaeger
George
Adam Yaeger
Arthur Schene
Apon
Ben Schene
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Church News
Wesley Chapel
Lutheran Church
Smyrna, MD
Bethany Church
ST. Maria's Cieurci
GME
W. Church
Air
John Brown
Alritt
Indiana’s
Lake Michigan
Ohio
Samuel
Neufarth-Vedder Wedding
Hazenville
Versailles
Oscood
Sharon Waisman
Moores Hill
H. J. Waisman
Wilber Schrader
Herman Frantz
Chas. Martin
Cleves,o
Yelena Disser
Mrs. Lindeman
Allen Sykes
Mrs. Steuart
Eva St. Clair
Margaret Firsich
Suoe
Chas. Crowell & Co
Christ Link
Andrew Meister
Fred Sieg
Morris
Hillenbrand Co
Arthur Schultz
Michel Detler
Randolph Krieger
Bedford
Rev. Gringle
Dan Kammerer
Spades
Wm. Locke
James Mead
Sunmano
Tucaday
Court News
the Gibson Co
Perrie A. Row
William Hunterman
Thomas Harper
George W. Schmidt
Jacon P. Massing
Merman Huttmeyer
Core
Wm. Hunterman
W. Huntington
Decatur County
Frances W. Willson
Theodore Braun
Frances Fuller
America Harmon
John I. Puck
Admr
John Puck
Jacoblick
Lena Asher
Margaret Mick
Henry Meinders
Mabel Pate
Nora Brown
Boblander & Cook
Jos
J. Harvey
Marie D. Thielking
Sophia Thielking
Audepohl Brewing Co
Jacob Engel
Barbara
Rowsa Wagner
George A. R. Hughes
Bran
Timothy Kay
Taqui
Surrey
Gauvk’s
Harry Peetz
Barred Rocks
T. Devore
Franklin
Bill Books
E. B. Schultz
Sherwin-Williams
Blank’s Pharmacy
Rexall Sto
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