Farmers and Business Fair Dates Set with Planned Attractions
A Farmers and Business Fair and Exhibit is confirmed with a guaranteed $1000 fund. The event will run October 1 to 4. A five member committee led by August Bloemer as president and GM, John Meyer secretary, and William Giesen treasurer was formed. Attractions include a poultry show and a horse and colt show with more to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Giesen
August Bloemer
John Meyer
Theodore Schener
George A. Baas
Court Cullings and Marriage Licenses Involving Otis Stowe
Court filings show appeals from commissioners in cases against Otis Stowe, including Hartman, Engel, Behr, and Firsich, with filing dates Aug 9 1913 and Aug 9 1918. Marriage licenses list Warl Holman to Maud Smith both of Milan and Curtis B Michael of Jasonville to Goldie M McNeelan of Holton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartman
Otis Stowe
Thompson & Creath and
Huntington
Jacob Engel
Jacob Behr
Edward S. Firsich
Otis” Stowe
Warl Holman
Maud Smith
Milan
Curtis B. Michael
Jasonville
Goldie M. McNeelan
Holton
Return from Navy honors Batesville family visit
Alvin Sick returned to Batesville with honorable discharge after serving on the Indiana Louisiana and Scout Cruiser Chester. He traveled from Boston via Philadelphia and surprised his family Wednesday night, with plans to be home before Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
United States Navy
Batesville
Indiana
Louisiana
Chester
Boston
Mass
Philadelphia
Ramblers and Jaguad duel ends with late ninth inning twist
A tense Sunday game between the Ramblers and Jaguad ended with a dramatic final out in the ninth. The score moved with costly errors on both sides, producing a lively innings-by-innings display as Osgood and Marsh pitched for Batonville while Wolf and Conway toed the rubber for the Jaguad. Meanwhile Batesville defeated Greensburg in Greensburg with strong hitting and base running, and social dances drew large crowds in Batesville as Henry Kassens and wife prepared to return to Cincinnati.
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Ramblers
Jaguad
Marsh
Osgood
Batonville
Batesville
Greensburg
Batesville Boys
Greensbag
Kops
Dormady
Clark
Brewer
Lightner
Wormus
Moulder
M. Weigel
Pohlman
F. Weigel
Hess
Mrs Johanning Dies at 49 Near German Church
Mrs Rose Johanning wife of Wm Johanning died at her home near the German Methodist Church on Monday at 5 50 pm aged 49 years 6 months and 4 days She leaves her husband and two sons The funeral will be at St Louis Catholic Church at 9 am Thursday and interment in the Catholic cemetery by Weigel and Burst undertakers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Johanning
Wm. Johanning
Johanning
St. Louis Catholic Church
Weigel and Burst
Harvest Home Supper At Cross Roads Church
The St Pauls Congregation hosts a Harvest Home Supper on church grounds at Cross Roads on Thursday August 14. Goyerts auto bus will transport passengers from Schulzs drug store at 2 PM plus return. Fare 10 cents each way. Hazel Robbins and Cecil Castor joined the English M IH Church and were baptized at Laughery River last Saturday in a hot afternoon. About 25 witnesses attended. See Benlmer Brothers for shingles plasterboard cement lyme plaster and other building material. Planing mill work of all kinds. 6-1 fruit jars and cans at Home Hardware Company.
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St. Paul's
Cross Roads
Goyert
Schultz
Hazel Robbins
Cecil Castor
M. IH
Laughery
Broadwell
Benlmer Brothers
Returned for New Trial In Batesville Murder Case
In a state wide action, twenty released inmates from the hospital for the criminally insane are sent back to counties. Herman Borchers, a former Batesville resident, is to be returned to Dearborn County after murder on October 9, 1909 to face sanity proceedings and possible release or continued confinement. Indianapolis serves as a distribution point for sheriffs to reunite prisoners with their courts.
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Batesville
Herman Borchers
Michigan City
Supreme Court
Ralston
Fogarty
Indianapolis
Dearborn
Threshers' Picnic at St Clair's Hall Scheduled
Threshers' Picnic set for Saturday August eight at St. Clair's hall with music by the Nureka Band. Admission free. Also an auction for a five room house with cellar and pantry offered by Joseph Suttmiller, Sr. on August 2.
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St. Clair’s Hall
Nureka Band
Joseph Suttmiller
Batesville to Host Fall Winter Lecture Series
The committee has set dates and subjects for an upcoming lecture course to be staged in Batesville under public school auspices. Funds were guaranteed by local business leaders, with season tickets at $1 and individual admissions at fifty cents, surplus to benefit the schools.
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Batesville
Old Kentucky Quartette
Osceola Pooler
Henry Clark
David Walden
Man Injured In Water Wagon Accident Southwest Of New Pennington
Rudolph Kramer suffered severe injuries including multiple broken bones after a fractious team spooked his water wagon while delivering water for a new bridge project. He was dragged under the wagon and a water tank fell on him. Dr Gipson attended and reported extensive damage. Alpha Thie also broke his right forearm while lifting a buggy.
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Rudolph Kramer
New Pennington
Kramer
Alpha Thie
John Thie
Gibson
Public Sale of Household Goods by Mrs Straus on Western Ave
Public auction at the seller's home on Western Ave Batesville on Wednesday August 20 at 1 p m. to sell all personal property including household and kitchen furniture. Terms cash. Mrs Ottilia Straus. Born to John A Hillenor and wife on Sunday Aug 1 a boy.
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Western Ave
Batesville
Atl P. T
Ottilia Straus
John A. Hillenor
Mrs Schultz Undergoes Surgery in Indianapolis
Mrs. Arthur Schultz of Shelbyville was taken to Methodist hospital in Indianapolis Saturday where surgeons operated on Monday discovering gallstones mistaken for appendicitis. Seventy five stones were removed relieving severe pain. Mrs. Schultz recovered well. Dr John B Miller of Cincinnati assisted and a trained nurse joined the care team.
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John ‘Schultz
Arthur Schultz
Shelbyville
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
John B. Miller
Cincionati
Fred Dickman
R.A. 1
Gibson and
Mull
Millen
Cincionat
Dickman
Lawn Fete by St Louis Church Ladies
A lawn fete will be held on Thursday evening August 1 and August 2 on the St. Louis church grounds. All are invited. Help needed for general housework and washings. Write Schioss at 92921 Washington Bid, Indianapolis.
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Ladies of
General House
I Schioss
Washington Bid
Ladianapolis
Protestant Services at St John’s Ev Lutheran Church
German services Sunday at 10 15 morning with Psalm 6 topic David’s prayer for health. Sunday School time not specified. Evening service at 7 30 patriot lecture attacks Catholic hierarchy on public schools and Bible, with voting guidance to be continued later. open to Protestants and Catholics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ev. Luth
St. John's
Leibes Und der Seele
Furniture Bargains Offer Unclear Sale Post
A fragment advertises discounted furniture including a mauve or Circassian Walnut dresser or canlonier in first class condition. It mentions a sale by A.B. Wyeoart and a team of work horses with harness and wagon from CallonJos. A. Buehmer.
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Por Salk
CallonJos
A. Buehmer
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Louia G. Arford
Chas. J. Smith
Brown
John H. Rimetedt
John Hiner
Jackson
Harry Anenos
Andrew F. Orr
Delaware
Alva E. Pickett
Clarence Willaon
Otter Creek
Creighton Hendrixon
Myron H. Knowlton
Frank Jim
Caesar Groseman
Myron
Knowlton
Reading
Frederic Timke
Margaret Holzhausen
Lona A. Gibson
John A. Hillenbrand
Batessville
Mary C. Hunt
Milton J
Edgar H. Hunt
Admr
Elizabeth Cole
Navy
Cincinnati
Main and Helen Streets
Bloemer
Koepfle Bros
Oldenburg
Woman’s Magazine
A.C. Poerstelr
Anna Nicholl
Krieg
Jobo Blank
Joan Gauck
Wolf
Crowell
H. Benz
Conway
Wagner
Levi
Ed Enzinger
Wernke
L. Benz
Wm. Ensinger
Boehmer
L. Wagner
Wolfs
Burst
Wilson
Fritch
Henry Kassens
Kassens
Mr. Kassens
Dick Kops
A. R
Klood
John Borchielt
Harvest Home Supper
The
Home Hardware Company
Nobby Clothing Company
G. M. E. Church
C. H. Wesler
Surdo
Alice
Irma Chambers
Metamora
Chambers
Lawn Fete
St. John’s Ev. Luth
Furniture Bargains
John H. Wilker
J.C. C
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