Church News in Brief from First M E and St John’s
Sunday School at First M E 9 30 Epworth League 10 40 Evening worship 7 30 No Wednesday meeting Weekly rehearsal Thursday in worship at Lawrenceville St John’s Church features Sunday School 9 a m German service 10 16 a m confirmation fourteen Luther League 7 p m Ascension Day May 29 German service 10 a m Ladies Society May 29 2 p m Church council 7 30 p m May 29 Centenary fundraising praised pastor R S Ringo wishes all a welcome note Heroism Now or Never message planned
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M. E
Epworth League
Lawrenceville
ST. John’s Church
Luther League
Ladies’ Society
Dora Wachsman
Lizzie Thie
Anna Zeits
Minnie Yager
Mary Zweige
Church Council
School
Rellin Turner
Iuvites
R. S. Ringo
Luther Leagu and Bethany Church Services Adjusted
St. Marks Luther League holds public service at 7:80 p m with long service and course invites all. Bethany Church announces morning service at 10:30 with Junior League at 1:30 and Evening service at 7:80 led by Rev D P Heltzel from Pershing Ind named permanent pastor for Bethany from this date.
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Bethany Church
D.p.heltzel
Pershing, Ind
Bethany Congregation
Rat Killing Day Designated by Governor
Governor James P. Goorlrich declares Thursday May 27 as Rat Day urging public effort to destroy rats. A U S Biological Survey notes it costs 100000 men with equipment to feed and repair damages, with rat damage near 200 million dollars nationwide and six million in Indiana yearly. Rat control is urged due to disease spread threat.
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James P. Goorlrich
Quting
Bulletina
U. S. Biological Survey
United States
Indiana
Card of Thanks for Henry Thielki Funeral Support
We thank neighbors and friends for kind assistance during the illness and burial of our beloved husband and father, Henry Thielki. Special thanks to Rev. Hel Undertaker Zierer pallbearers Huntersville Ladies' choir and all others who aided us in our bereavement. Mrs ee Thielki and children.
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Henry Thielki
Zierer
Huntersville
Ee Thielki
Kingildren
Notice of mixed feed and on hand stock at Batesville Roller Mills
Wilber Schrader advertises mixed car of bran aun and scratch feed for delivery this week. Leave orders for Cottonseed Meal Linseed Meal and Scratch Grain on hand at Batesville Roller Mills.
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Wilber Schrader
Batesville Roller Mills
Local Markets Report Shows Grain and Livestock Prices
Wheat No 2 and corn prices range from 1.50 to 11.50 per unit with multiple grades noted. Cattle and hogs show varied bids such as steers from 9.00 to 13.00 and sows around 16.00 to 16.75. Market activity reflects mixed demand and currency-like quotes.
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Mike Benz
Helfera
Birds Driven North by Storms Explain Wander Wide
A correspondent notes birds found far north of their usual range, attributing the sightings to cyclonic storms. The wind carries birds offshore then, as storms spin, they likely drift back toward land, explaining unexpected northern occurrences.
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Agalo
Puzzling Question No 827 In The Family Journal
The piece presents a playful riddle where a boy asks his father where light goes when it goes out while the father contemplates going out. It frames a cozy domestic moment as an evening puzzle for readers.
Ranch-bred fox industry expands across regions
Raising ranch-bred foxes grows as a linked industry in Canada and northern United States, with beginnings in Japan and Norway. The practice adapts to the black fox under favorable climate and conditions.
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United States
Japan
Norway
English Court Rules Ring Remains with Fiancée
The engagement ring, once broken off, remains with the fiancée after an English court ruling. The girl kept the tokens of regard as souvenirs until the court intervened.
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I¢yz
Favanneh
For Sale and Lost Items in Batesville Area
Classified notices list various sales including barred rock rooster plants cabbage and tomatoes, a Chifficobe, a Maxwell touring car, a millinery stand, and a lost truck hub cap near Batesville. Also a rubber coat found on the road and a brass painting note with cleaning steps. a contractor hammock netting note ends with a Lowell quote.
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Batesville
Fink’s Church
Wm. F. Krieger
Ripley Co Court News Marriage Licenses and Divorces
Round of filings includes marriages John W to Ruth Lomatch and F Benker to Anna Dennett. Divorce petitions and court actions cover Steinmark divorce and restraining order request, support verdicts against Alva Land, and several civil cases including possession and quiet title rulings. Final estate reports set for May hearings and approvals noted for multiple decedents.
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John W. Saeeing
Ruth
Lomatch
Gee
F. Benker
Anna R. Dennett
Martha Bretzloff
Henry Bretaloff
Rial
Sarah A. Steinmark
George W. Steinmark
Aete Almbrecht
C. C. = & . Louis Railway Co
St. Louis Ry. Co
Minnie Timmerman
Louis Wagner
W. Ry. Co
David H. Bishop
Leonard Bishop
Jennie Bishop
Ripley Co. Bank
W. E. McMurphy
W. B. McMurphy
Oscar Wagner
Alva Land
Edna F. Land
James W. Anderson
Minnie Anderson
Theresa Wintz
Tennis Mack
Oscar Hughes
the Hughes
Thorjiga
Hughes
John Meyer
Ellen Whitham
Nathaniel L. Wood
No Beer No Music On May Day In Lawrenceburg Tradition
The Lawrenceburg News notes that last May Sunday marked the first absence of the hill dawn band procession and town march in 95 years due to a lack of beer. It questions who can perform with a belly full of river water and references the old May Day ritual.
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Lawrenceburg News
Insurance rates and agents for Farmers' Automobile
An ad notes Farmers' Automobile Insurance covering fire lightning theft tornado windstorm and cyclone with special rates offered by E. C. Timmermann & Co. tf ? Agents. The remainder discusses Sleep and the Brain explaining sleep is not caused by reduced brain blood flow but by the brain losing blood because it sleeps.
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E. C. Timmermann & Co
Joy of Motoring Tour Across Strange Places
A promotional piece extols real motoring as unmatched thrill. It invites readers to travel beyond boulevards to explore odd scenes and meet quaint people, emphasizing the joy of long tours and seeing how others live.
Why won't I do demanded by stout housework ad
A humorous scene in the Indianapolis Star shows a 800 pound woman confronting a man with a dispute over a housework ad. She indignantly waves the advertisement in his face and asks why he would hire a stout woman, challenging the notice.
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Indianapolis Star
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