Death toll rises in Troy area as Rev Steding dies
Relatives learn of the death of Rev. A. Steding at his Troy Titavies posting. He served ten years as pastor of St. John's in Hunteraville and was highly regarded for his faith. Remains sent to Evansville for services and burial. Survived by widow and several friends.
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George Schielbaum
Cincinnati
Ma Schleibaum
Mililhouzen
George H. Goyert
Craxa Roads
Misa Nellie Busch
George
Betta Street
Spring Grove
Harry Busch
Benny Norwold
George Kessens
August Husch
Carrie
Elmer Davis
Laula Weber
Harrie Borgman
Home Sweet Home Camp Modern Woodmen of America
A. Steding
Troy Titavies
Steding
St.John’s Church
Huntera-4ville
Evansville
Hela
Thia
Frank Merkel
Morris
Merkel
St. Anthony's Church
Weigel
Burst
Bill
School Notes and Campus Quirks at the City Hall Lecture
A school column notes professor Wood discussing Cuba 1899, student antics and whispered penalties, a Westport boy, and a box social fund raiser. Esther Wilker, a former grad, wins visitors awards. freshmen tease with “Tell it to Sweeney” and mischief with penants. Lectures by Robert Leeds and city hall event set for November 24 and 29.
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Wood
Thurston
Cuba
Ilstrate
Mise Esther Wilker
Sweeney
Stella
Hilda
Tos
Westport
City Hall
Robert Leeds
Diekman Hountz Wedding At St Nicholas Church
Miss Marie Diekman and Ed Hout united in marriage at St Nicholas Church on Tuesday morning November 14. Attendants Emma Diekman and Joseph Diekman. Bride wore white silk with shadow lace. bouquet of roses. Groom brown suit. Reception at bride's parents home then evening at groom's farm near St Nicholas. Serenades Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Friends wish them happiness in married life. Laula Huber and family plan to move to Connersville. Mrs Robert Uter returns from Indianapolis for daughter-in-law's cancer illness and upcoming operation.
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Marie Diekman
Ed. Hout
St. Nicholas Church
Emma Diekman
Joseph Diekman
Frank Dieckman
St. Nicholas
Thanksgiving Ball At St. Clair's Hall In Batesville
A Thanksgiving Ball is set for Wednesday evening November 29 at St. Clair's Hall with music by the Eureka band and various refreshments. Admission is 50 cents. The item also lists local visits and travel of Ed Grose from Indianapolis W B Waggoner from Chicago and several residents visiting friends and relatives with brief notes on trips and activities around Batesville and surrounding towns.
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St. Clair’s Hall
Eureka Band
Ed, Grose
Indianapolis
Notes From Various Churches Of Our City
Local church notices summarize schedules for St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Batesville and St Mark’s Bethany congregations. Items cover Sunday school, morning and English German services, Epworth and Luther Leagues, evening worship, social events, sermons on life and gratitude, and recent church council changes. The piece mentions a December bazaar, hunting camps, and ongoing home mission entertainment with leaders and dates.
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Die
Wirksame Berufung
Epworth League
Esther Stockjnger
Mildred Henrieth
Lecture Course Lecture Friday November 24 by Robert Leeds
The second number of the lecture course will be given on Friday evening November 24 by Robert Leeds lecturer. We expect an entertaining and inspiring talk based on his picture and recommendations. Admission is 35 cents. a dollar buys a reason ticket for the remaining four numbers. Also notes on local business moves and social visits, including Joseph Volz selling equipment to Gibson Automobile Co and moving to Pierceville, Stella Meister joining J Wilker Co, and other brief items.
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Robert Leeds
Bis
Joseph Volz
Chas. Meyer
George Street
Gibson Automobile Co
Pierceville
Poultry Exhibit Prep Tips From The Press Committee
Guidelines urge exhibitors to select the finest birds for the show, watch and handle them to tame behavior, inspect for defects, ensure proper perches and feather growth, monitor eye color and combs, maintain a standard of perfection, avoid overfeeding young stock, and focus on a thriving, active breeder ready for the next poultry show.
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Poultry
Poultry Society
Invited to a local library book selection event
A public school library invites business and professional men to view several books on management and self improvement including The Job the Man and the Boss by an unspecified author and The Young Man Entering Business by O S Murden. Also listed are The Science of Living by Dr Sadler and two volumes by Crenville Kreiser on self confidence and speaking.
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Iby O.S. Murden
Sadler
Crenville Kreiser
Back to the Country Store at St Clair Opera House
The big three act comedy "Back to the Country Store" will play at St Clair's Opera House on Thursday November 30 and Saturday December 2 presented by St Mark's Luther League. Doors open 7 p.m. curtain 8 15 p.m. Reserved seats at Schultz's. Admission 15 cents for children 25 cents for adults. Reflects local social notes with family travels and business deals including Mr Joseph Schork and Mr Charles Henry real estate exchange and a new owner of the Loula Zlever grocery building. Further notices include local travel and births and a community sale of farm produce notices.
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St. Clair's Opera House
St. Mark's
Luther League
St. Mark’s Orchestra
Schultz’s
Joseph Schork
Charles Henry
Mr. Henry
Ripley Circuit Court Docket Seeks Estate and Real Estate Actions
Court docket lists multiple probate and guardianship proceedings in Ripley Circuit Court. Actions include sale of real estate and personal property, private sales, and stock transfers across numerous estates such as Pleasant G. Abbag Martha Williams Harlan and others, with various admrs and guardians handling claims and partitions.
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Pleasant G. Abbag
Clara B. Delay
Rix
Walter B. Delay
Agnes Nela
Henry Hoff
Dulcena Cripe
Zelpha Manning
Barry W. Wieseban
Admr
Susan
Lillian Johnston
A. J. Brooke
A. J. Brooks
Philip Snedaker
Ella Williams
Charles W. Hirt
Matilda Schrader
Phoebe Allen
Francia M. Wilson
Cortes S. Shuman
Charles F. Gausman
Mayme Shuman
Joseph P. Lynch
George W. Schmidt
Adw
Ribe Pate Et al
Wm. Schwier
Adm
Lala Ticket
Sophia Tielking
John T. Tielking
Anna Wilhelm
Charlies Wilhelm
Westport Falls To H S S In Fast Season Opener
Westport lost 21 to 18 to Batonville High School as H S S surged in the second half behind Lubring who scored five field goals. Taylor added three field goals and five fouls. Roy Bauman refereed with prompt, exact decisions. Next game set for Saturday vs Napoleon with admission 15 cents for men and 10 cents for women.
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Batonville High School
Fae Ooo
Westport
Lubring
Taylor
Boya
Roy Bauman
Napoleon
Osgood
Versailles
Sta
Batesville Musical Club Meeting Notice Reminder
Notice to members that the Batesville Musical Club will hold its regular bi monthly meeting next Monday evening at Mrs. Mary Mitchell home. Also reports visits by Mrs. Clara Dunkin of Flora Indiana Prof Dun kin and family Edith Beatty Lola Westport trip and other local residents visiting or traveling between Batesville Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
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Batesville Musical Club
Mary Mitchell
Clara Dunkin
Flora, Ind
Prof. Dunkin and
Familly
Missionary Tea At Walsman Home Reminds Onlookers
A missionary tea hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Walsman attracted about seventy attendees on Friday evening. The program featured literary and musical numbers and tributes to reverends Arndt Gringle and Morin for talks on foreign lands. The note urged Americans to support gospel work abroad as war rages and invites all members to next meeting December 1 at Mrs. Ed Fecher’s home.
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H. J. Walsman
America
Ed. Fecher
Christ
Condolence resolutions for William L Krieger by Batesville Camp 3810
Home Sweet Home Camp No 3810 Batesville November 14 1916 adopts resolutions of condolence for neighbor William L Krieger. The committee urges charity toward frailties, to drape charter for 30 days, and to publish notice to the bereaved family and Batesville papers. Also reports two wagon accidents injuring Sebastian and James Moody with sprains.
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Home Sweet Home Camp No
Batesville
Wm. L Krieger
G. W. Sidell
Henry Pioneer
Gale Moore
Thanksgiving Social at City Hall by Bethany Church
The Chrisatan Workers Society of Bethany church hosts an annual Thanksgiving social at City Hall on Thanksgiving Day afternoon and evening. Turtle soup will be served and a program of music songs and readings will be rendered. No admission is charged and the public is invited to attend for a good time.
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Chrisatan Workers Society of Bethany Church
Lincoln Club to elect officers at November meeting
Notice to Lincoln Club members states the next regular meeting will be held in the Eureka band room on Saturday evening November 25 to elect officers for the coming year. Several social items are noted including visits and travel of members and a dairy feed delivery.
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Lincoln Club
Eureka
Henry Schumacher
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