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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1910

Page

5

Comet sighting fails to appear amid Sunman misbeliefs

Last Wednesday residents awaited a Cincinnati Post promised Grand Comet appearance at 1130 pm but no comet showed. Many blamed a possible tree-top snag while others decided to wait 73 years for a repeat. The town also notes the George Wortman farm sale for 14000 with 80 acres of timber.

Sunman Cincinnati Post Weisburg Cincinnati Times-Star George Wortman F. I. Galbraith & Son Hoover Wortman

Local social and school news from Greensburg area

New Portmant Mr and Mrs Grove Loyd from Connersville visited relatives last week. Mrs Thomas and Opal came from Indianapolis to see her mother Mrs Harding for a week. Miss Florence Hoff went to Cincinnati to visit relatives. Mrs John Puttmann and Leona return from Columbus Ohio after helping daughter Mrs Bernard Sagten on a business trip in Southern Kentucky. John Mason made a trip to Indianapolis. A Modern Woodman lodge formed with forty members. Greensburg and Batesville lodges attended with fine drill work. Batesville K of P band provided music. Miss Effie Palmer and Clara Puttman of Newpoint graduated from Greensburg High School. Exercises at Opera House with a reception at Assembly Hall. Miss Jennie Starks hosted six Greensburg friends. Miss Julia Bender will wed in New York. Miss Emma Kurt visited her mother from Cincinnati.

Jo.n Puttmann Leona Columbus O Bernard Sagten Greensburg Batesville Effie Palmer Clara Puttman Newpoint Greensburg High School Opera House Assembly Hall Jennie Starks Julia Bender New York

Local Notes and Family News From Brookville Area

Ben Schroeder on the sick list as community reports include Mrs. Schwegman ill and Mrs. Kopsa visiting Mrs. Peetz. Margaret Lampe arrives from Cincinnati. John Dickman serves as juror in Brookville. a son born to Thomas Connelley and wife. Visits from Rob H. Cook and Rob Damhus families seen. several attend Mr. Drescher funeral. many local exchanges among Miller Krieger Dickmann families and others in the region.

Local Social Notes and Obituary Snippet from Balstown Area

Balstown and Batesville residents visit friends and attend services while a funeral for John Drescher and a funeral for Mr Hulzhouse at Napoleon are reported. Batesville trustee Mr Vonderheide was in town on business and Flora Hunteman died May 23 leaving a sorrowful memorial.

Community Notes From Waldron And Nearby

Spades Miss Anpa Gunter returned home from a three week visit with her brother John Gunter and family in Waldron Indiana. Geo Weller of Columbus Indiana visited here. Raymond Franke spends a week with relatives at Columbus and Madison. Miss Anpa Gunter spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Cincinnati. Mrs Fred Hahn and children visited relatives in Waldron Indiana. Otto J Franke of Cincinnati spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Ruby Sunman made her usual trip to Greensburg Tuesday. Walter H Fitch and family hosted relatives from Aurora Thursday. Ed Fishmer of Cincinnati spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks.

Anpa Gunter John Gunter Waldron Ind Fred Hahn Waldron, Ind Otto J. Franke Cincinnati Ruby Sunman Greensburg Ed. Fishmer John Barnhorst Ben Barnhorst City

Local Notes from Batesville and Vicinity

John Beeman works for Wm Werbach. Frank and Fred Nedderman of Batesville spent Sunday at home. Will Werbach visited Sunmano Saturday. Fred Gunter family attended John Drescher funeral at Cross Roads last Wednesday. Richard Behlmer and wife of Sunman visited Albert Behlmer and wife Sunday. Jos Volz and Louis Schutte toured Indianapolis Tuesday. John Creece visited Frank Steinforth and family Sunday.

Mr. Drescher Cross Roads Frank and Fred Nedderman Batesville Will Werbach Sunmano Fred Gunter John Drescher Richard Behlmer Sunman Albert Behlmer John Creece Frank Steinforth

Local Happenings and Socials Reported

Morris 2 10 a pur chased several head of horses here last week. The Westrich warehouse was sold Thursday afternoon for a consideration of 330 dollars. Wm Huber of Cincinnati spent Sunday with his parents. Henry Schwier of Ballstown hauled corn to the Hill saw mill last week. Mrs Sheridan Osburn of Mattoon visited her cousin J J Harvey Monday. Coy and Miss Ruby Sunman of near Spades were here Sunday calling on friends. Euchre party at the fire company hall Sunday. Ida Harvey and Maggie Moorman of Cincinnati spent Sunday with relatives here. The Catholic Knights of America initiated 31 members Sunday afternoon with many from Batesville Oldenburg and Cincinnati present.

Henry Schwier Ballstown Sheridan Osburn Mattoon, Ill J. J. Harvey Coy Miss Ruby Sunman Catholic Knights of America Batesville Oldenburg Cincinnati

Local Social Roundup and Court News from Ripley County

Mrs G T Beckett and daughter Reba shopped in Cincinnati on Monday. Dr Chas Bedi and daughters en route to Sweetwater Tennessee for sons military school graduation. Judge Thompson to North Vernon for court and appoints McNew and Goyert to Ripley County Board of Review for 1910.

Thompson North Vernon Charles McNew Geo. H. Goyert Board of Review of Ripley Co

Local Notes From PHNIN TOWNS Community Updates

Dr E B Vincent made a professional call in our vicinity last week. Mrs Frank Wippel visited Misses Carrie and Lizzie Schaler last Tuesday evening. Chas H Clifton rehearsed his pupils there last week for graduation. Miss Emma Lactrup passed through Saturday en route to Sunman. Misses Clara Stahley Emma Rohak and Margaret Baas with Messrs Alvin Mosmeier and Ed Baas attended class meeting for graduation at Sunman Friday. John Meyer and sister of St Marys were seen recently. Miss Margaret Rohak spent a day last week with her sister Mrs J Seig. Quirin Walsman and Philip Heiztian visited friends here Thursday.

Frank Wippel Carrie Lizzie Schaler Chas. H. Clifton Emma Lactrup Sunman Clara Stahley Emma Rohak Margaret Baas Alvin Mosmeier Ed. Baas John Meyer St. Mary’s Margaret Rohak J. Seig

Sunman Weekend Visits and Local Family News

PIPH Crebde Louis Tegeler and family were at Sunman on Saturday afternoon. Geo Hotf and sons from Lawrenceville ran their saw mill here last week. Walter Pohlar of Weisburg visited his uncle Geo and family Saturday. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp and Amelia and Hol Baas visited Wm Baas and wife at Sharps Corner. Alice Huber has measles and Henry Baas has been under the weather. Ed Siefert, formerly with Harry Gauck, quit his job last week. Mrs Wittkamper and daughter Carrie were at Sunman Saturday afternoon. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp were at Send in your ad copy early.

Geo. Hotf and Sons Lawrenceville Walter Pohlar Weisburg Geo Jacob Lizzie Amelia Hol. Baas Pennetown Wm. Baas Sharps Corner Siefert Harry Gauck

Napoleon district ministerial institute praised as best in years

Dr. Clinton led the Napoleon district event with pastors and locals praising the sessions. Dr. King of Moores Hill College delivered an excellent sermon, and Dr. Bentley spoke on Raith with strong reception. Funeral for Frederick Holzhausen noted. he died at 55 after seven months ill.

Clinton Napoleon King Moores Hill College Bentley Indianapolis Frederick Holzhausen Holzhausen Ullmer

Dead Horse and Cincinnati Visits Breathing Daily News

Oldenburg brief notes report Harry Baumer and Henry Neise Sr. returning from Brookville when their horse died on the road near St Marys. They walked four miles home. Other items list several residents traveling to Cincinnati for visits or business, including Wm Hoelker, Ben Kessing, John Barnhorst, Mrs. Frank Penrie, F B Moorman, Miss Clara Enneking, Henry Koepfie, and Albert Powers.

Harry Baumer Henry Neise, Sr Brookville St. Marys Shank Shanks

Four and Its Multiple of Ten

The passage discusses the number four as a symbol of perfection and as a structural unit tied to tens. It cites biblical durations and measures such as forty years, forty days, and forty cubits, linking the number to Eden, the flood, Solomon, Moses, and Jesus in a brief, reflective excerpt.

Omah Eden Solomoon Moses Sinai

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mabel Behlmer Harry Milan Wm. Pohlar Lynn Stigney Stanley Freeland Fred Dedrick Osting Henry Laura Sunman Stevens Henry Voege Albert Schrader Harry Bergman Fred Luers Chas. Baylor Jolly Center Cordt Timke Henry Behlmer Fred Einhaus Delaware John Bergman John Einhaus Henry Kohls Fred Seibert Steamboat Landing Henry Pohlman Win. Ahrens Illinois Mrs. Grove Loyd Connersville Florence Hoff John Mason Emma Kurt Aloitg RR R.mnog Ben Schroeder Margaret Lampe John Dickman Thomas Connelley John Damhus Knoble, Ark Rob. H. Cook Joseph H. Schwegman W. Miller New Bennington Fred Goertermiller Herman Dieckman Henry Miller Fred Dickmann Balgstown Henry Walsman Peter Mang Ernest Norwold St. Paul's Church Cross Road Frantz Pittsburg Vonderheide Mr. Hulzhouse Louis Stockinger Kuster Mrs. Tegler Philip Weber Pleasant Park William Menchhofer Ernest Norwald Flora Hunteman Wa. Menchhofer Spades Geo. Weller Columbus, Ind Raymond Franke Columbus Madison Walter H. Fitch Aurora John Beeman Wm. Werbach Jos, Volz Louis Schutte Morris Andy Wissel Westrich Wm. Huber Fire Company Hall Ida Harvey Maggie Moorman Clarence Minger Masonic Grand Lodge A. A. Beckett Harry Beckett Dil'sporo G.T. Beckett Ethel Thompson Edith Bertha Wetzler James Canly Hayward Wisconsin Nora Neill Osgood Robert Creigmite Chas, Bedi Miriam Marjorie Clarksburg Sweetwater Tenn Frank Harold Alonzo J. Carter Dabney Elazina J. Jarvis Cross Plains James M.canley Wis Versailles George Welir Napoleon Ind Ella Bauer Court News Thomas Parkes Louis Collerman Wm. Kissel Insane Hospital Phnin Towns E. B. Vincent Quirin Walsman Philip Heiztian Piph Crebde Louis Tegeler Alice Huber Henry Baas Lizzie Abplanalp Nwapolboom John Nicholson The Baptist Church Ww. Frazier Bruner Bros R. Hertenstein Vawter James Woolery Dr. Cox Grow & Hail Jasper Hull Butterville Itta Cox Thomas Lewis Elizabethtown Mrs. Waters Napoleon School Pete Grow Charles Hertenstein Terre Haute Grace Evans That City Aina Adams Chicago G. W. Foreman’s Meyer Hardware Co Love Bros B. Schultz Wm. Hoelker Ben Kessing Frank Penrie F. B. Moorman Clara Enneking Henry Koepfie Albert Powers Milroy J.C. Vance Fille ED A. Zierer H. Severinghaus Indiana City of Common Council Ange 'E Common Council Jacob F. Drescher Foley Union Furniture 60 Batesville, Indiana Lieber’s Apolis Brewing Joseph Straus Agt Andrew W. Kops Lonai Sgip
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