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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

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First Dance at Fair Grounds Marked by Greensburg Jazz Band

A community dance opened the season at the Fair Grounds on June 7 hosted by Greensburg Jazz Band led by Isaac Palmer. Local residents from St Clair and nearby towns attended with many calling on friends. Memorial service at the Christian Church featured Rev F Z Burkette and six Civil War veterans among the attendees.

Fair Grounds Ttes St. Clair’s Hall Ing Greensburg Wim Napoleon Garfield Y Williams R. Palmer Wilbur Westerfeld Cross Roads Ruby King Wm. McWilliams New Point Rolland Parmer R. Parmer Maggie McHugh Whillow Colaon Batesville Wm. Foster Milroy Rev. Ringo L. P. Hart

Pleasant Park Home Coming and Local Visits Mix in June

Pleasant Park hosts a military dance at St. Clair's Hall on June 4 with Greens Fair Grounds on June 7 at Eureka Band's event. Local residents Henry Norwold and wife visit G Busch family. Miss Sophia Meyer weds John M Marticke at St John's Huntersville. congratulations extended to the couple.

St. Clair’s Hall Greensburg Fair Grounds Eureka Henry Norwold Near Napoleon G. Busch Geneva Dieckman Florence Ruth Manford Indianapolis John Sarringhaus Henry Klostermeyer Emil Kessens Wilbur Siebert Garnet Wisman Sophia Meyer John M. Marticke St. John’s Church Huntersville

Memorial services held at Christian church Sunday

Reverend F Z Burkette of Greensburg delivered the address as memorial services were well attended at the Christian church Sunday afternoon. Families and relatives visited afterward and several locals were noted visiting Indianapolis and Greensburg for social events over the weekend.

Christian Church F. Z. Burkette Greensburg Sub. Demaree and Co W. J. Connelley Coal Bluffs A. G. Brown Dr. McKee Daughters of Rebekah’s Indianapolis Ethel Brown Ora Clemens Julia Huber St. Vincent’s Hospital S. A. Maine J. Green Lillie Williams Greensburg Mondey Elmer Siefert James Elmer Chas. Meyers Fred Heitzman Batesville F. C. Baas Thomas King Marcella Greensburg Tay Geo. Bockover Anderson Henry Bockover A. M. BE Tennessee Hammond Rushville Ind J. W. Robinson E. M. Carroll Chicago R.B. Jones Southwestern Christian Advocate W. M. Brooks New York Columbus

Births and Moves Noted in Ballstown and Batesville

Ballstown born to Roy Hoy er and wife a boy. John Beck's house in Batesville bought by Ervin Wooming and will move in soon. Wm Westerfeld's child at MM Fred Wenning visited Mrs Ervin joining one day last week. Wilson assisted Harry Bull to Batesville. Fieee lumber to Batesville every moved to y. Wishes for well being sent to each household.

Fair Grounds Eureka Roy Hoyer Ervin Wooming John Beck Batesville Wen Rom Westerfeld Fred Wenning Mra Ervin Wilson Harry Bull- Fieee Batesay Seniay

Negroes to Play Prominent Role in Methodist Centenary

A Columbus centenary celebration marks the international Methodist map with Negro participation. Leaders, bishops, and lay members plan for about 2 600 African participants including 500 singers and two colored bands, with pageants and demonstrations across churches and centers.

Columbus John Stewart Methodist Episcopal Church Upper Sandusky, O L. Gillam St. Paul’s A. M. E. Church of Columbus Alexander Camphor Monrovia Africa Isaac Scott Nashville Teas W. A. C. Hughes Board of Home Missions Y. W. C. A. War Community

Methodist Sermon Warns of Rising Costs and Budget Strain

A Methodist pastor laments soaring prices after 1914 chaos in Europe. He cites wheat gas coal and clothing hikes and questions if ministers can survive on reduced salaries while urging faithful giving to benevolences despite personal hardship.

Europe Methodist Episcopal Church E. N. Edgerton Batesville L. A. Schreiber

Changing Tones of Bells By Simple Modifications

A summary of a method described by James E. Noble in Popular Mechanics Magazine to alter bell tones. The process involves drilling two side holes A and B, cutting a slot between them, driving a metal rod E into a hole, trimming, plugging hole D, and inserting a wedge F to restore normal tone. The sequence shows multiple steps to adjust and refine bell sound.

James E. Noble Popular Mechanics Magazine

In the Rear Translated Reflects German Retreat

The article argues that German official statements disguising military setbacks hide retreat to positions closer to Germany. It says readers understand "in the rear" as a synonym for defeat and moving toward the German frontier, a depressing narrative for the German public.

Germany

Mending Knives and Forks by Resin Fill Method

Instructions explain mending a knife or steel fork from a broken handle. Fill the handle hole with finely powdered resin, heat the rough end until hot, insert resin, and hold straight until fixed firmly.

Printing Platform Emphasizes Value of Right Kind

The platform proclaims that only the right kind of printing has worth and defines this as the central issue. It frames quality and suitability as decisive for value and public trust.

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