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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
3
Community events list visits and gatherings around Batesville and nearby towns including dinners, farm moves, and house calls. A Hayti Napoleon basketball score 20 to 0 is noted with attendance. Republican women voters meeting announced at Hayti School next Friday night.
Ballstown reports an upcoming instruction meeting for Republican women at Hayti School next Friday evening October 29 to explain ballet usage. Republican men invited. women urged to attend amid local social updates and community visits including Miss Carrie Thackery and several families.
Mrs Ed Schone and family and Adam Borchett visited William Beinke on Sunday. Henry Holle and wife with Frank Bergman and family visited Fred Marticke. Marcella Bosse visited August Marticke. Henry Meyer and Mrs Fruchtricht with Hattie visited August Marticke. Fred Bosse and family with Elmer Gesell called on Henry Siebert at Batesville. Ed Schone and family visited Henry Holle. Lydia and Loretta Marticke visited Henry Holle. Grandma Wessel visited August Marticke Thursday.
A quoted maxim from Seneca reflects that the man who endures the highest and lowest fortune with equanimity conquers fate. The saying highlights resilience as the measure of true strength.
Rev Crane and family dined with Walter Stanley and family while Ed Hart and family were entertained Sunday. Others visiting included John Abplanalp family Jeff Williams family Ralph Linvillee and wife from Parke County. Several locals called on Ambrose Hickman and Isaac Parmer households during the week with various barn and farm chores noted.
A sequence of short notes records residents and visitors in Greensburg and nearby towns. Alion Harding and his wife spent the week’s end with Will Koenigkramer and wife. Mrs E O Behymer visited relatives in Indianapolis. Loyd made a business call at Greensburg. James Ray and Cora Stark of Batesville visited Jas Thorpe and wife. Mrs Schrader and daughter Marion from Indianapolis returned home after a few days here. Hurley Vickery went to Indianapolis for a week with relatives. Sanford Starks, News office worker in Greensburg, visited his mother. George Niemeyer and wife spent Saturday in Greensburg. D E Moore of Indianapolis vacationing with his aunt Rose Starks. Mrs C H Walker and Mrs Harold Wolfe shopped in Greensburg. Flo and Lavona Marlin visited friends in Indianapolis. John Shoopman and wife of Batesville visited his parents. Fred Bruner and wife of Indianapolis spent weekend with John Hoff and family. J J Puttman and wife entertained friends from Batesville. Mr and Mrs Ed Hoff and other locals spent Sunday in St Paul with Mr and Mrs Jake Beal.
Charles Dieckman and family spent the latter part of last week at Indianapolis. A large crowd attended the Republican speaking at the Town Hall Saturday night. Various local residents visited relatives and attended gatherings at Leuchtenberg’s Cross Roads and Goertermiller’s. Fred Siebert, the road superintendent, had several men working on the pike last week.
For the month ending Oct 15 enrollment 28, names listed as neither absent nor tardy include Opal Wilson Roscoe Schwier Estie Bultman Bertha Bohnert Elmer Bultman May Hoyer Elsie Johnson Alice Wambigans Evelyn Bultman Sharon Bultman Norman Hoyer Paul Johnson Clarence Norwold Florence Schwier Irma Hoyer Monroe Schwier Viola Wambigans Kenneth Wilson Edith Cook Lee Dorrell Harvey Johnson David Bohnert Opal Bultman Edwin Schwier. Report cards issued last Wednesday. grades mostly satisfactory with room to improve. A two day vacation occurred while Miss Thackery attended the State Teachers Association in Indianapolis. New volleyball and baseballs arrived. hoping for continued good weather to use them. Napoleon 6’s and 7’s defeated local grade boys 24 to 0 in basketball on Oct 19. surprising for both sides as first game for many. The game will be returned to Napoleon soon. A community meeting for Laughery Township rural schools will be held at Hayti on Nov 13 to push Indiana’s schools from seventeenth to first. program to be announced.
Newpennington Square Logan Thackery and family moved into their new home last Tuesday. Ernest Norwold and family visited relatives near Lock Springs Sun. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siebert attended the speaking at Newpoint Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hahn agreed to Cincinnati where they spent Thursday and Friday with relatives. John Abplanalp and family entertained his brother Edward and family one day recently. Miss Lottie Miller was a passenger for Indianapolis Thursday morning where she visited relatives for several days. Ernest Norwold was a caller at Newpoint Thursday morning. Mrs. Louisa Norwold called on Mrs. Letta Williams and Mrs. Caster Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Palmer spent Sunday at Hickman’s.
The Flats traveled to Enochsburg Park and defeated the Enochsburg boys 22 to 3 after seven innings. Bill Mohr hit a threebagger, Clarence Thie homered, and Mohr along with H Mollaun A Litmer Art Thie notched three base hits while Alfred Thie Alvin Wissel L Fischer and J Freihage added two base hits.
James Duncap MacGregor Jr., age fourteen and publisher of The Weekly Press in Stamford Connecticut, urges voters to back Warren G Harding and Calvin Coolidge. He cites Declaration signers as ancestors and cites Roosevelt as a hero while advocating the candidate pair.
Weekly church notices list Sunday School at 9:00 with lessons on Reformers and down the corrupted tree, English Communion at 10:00 on Luther at Marburg, Luther League midweek, and evening sermons. Other listings include Peppertown and Lawrenceville services, Epworth Leagues, choir rehearsals, and pastors J Barthelmás L A Schreiber W F Crane.
English service at 10 15 a m special service at 7 30 p m for the Loyal Patriots of America an interesting program will be carried out All men are asked to attend the Sunday School Board will meet Friday November 5 Brotherhood meets Monday November 1 at 7 30 p m Held pastor C
Bible School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 30 Luther League at 6 45 special Brotherhood meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 Pastor D P Heltzel leads Bethany Lutheran Church activities.
A reflective line praising the relief and joy a man gains when he puts his heart into work and does his best. It suggests inner peace comes from sincere effort and personal integrity in labor.
Ripley County Sunday School Convention will be held in Milan at the Baptist Church Sunday afternoon at 2:00 o clock on November 7. All Sunday School Superintendents and interested parties are urged to attend. A special program is being arranged. Julia Robinson, Sec y.
Congressman Benham, in his first term, introduced forty three bills with thirty four passing the House. Only four failed, five pending. The column argues the Democrats should recognize his accomplishments and promote his Act.
The appeal urges voters to back President Harding with a Republican Congress to enact his government plan, warning against a Democratic majority. It calls for James E. Watson to the Senate and John S. Benham to the House to help implement his legislation.
Residents endure a brutal Siberian cold with many foods sold frozen, milk in sticks, and meat chopped. Men roam with beard ice crusts while women wear heavy wool and fur, and children are absent from the streets due to the extreme conditions.
The statement proclaims that only the right kind of printing is valuable and frames it as the core platform. It emphasizes quality and relevance as the defining business standard.
A tonic for coughs colds croup and whooping cough has grown from a small start to sale across the United States and into many foreign countries. The maker urges readers to try it and believes results will prove its merit.
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