Local Aurora Nine Defeated 6 to 1 at Liberty Park
Batesville tops Aurora 6 to 1 as Meyer masters mound duties with twelve innings and four hits allowed. Wintz Lightner pace Batesville offense with key hits including a three run fifth inning and a decisive double plays highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
POA
Woodall
Breslin
C Wintz
Baden Nee
Bloemer
Hahn
Luhring
If Etek Eas
Lightner
Fritsch
Meyer
Meee
Aurora
POE Batesville
Kling
Stee
Steele
James
Dager
Sack Walker
Rf Siewene
Smith
Ritter
Beens
Hyde
Ery
Seeker
Daper
Strick Dager
Pose
Dr. Thomas E. Green Tops National Orators
Washington DC based Dr. Thomas E. Green, renowned public speaker, will headline the chautauqua platform. A prolific lecturer, he has addressed most major U S cities and is celebrated for vivid description and strong educational impact. His Washington official duties limited lecturing in recent years, making his appearance a notable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Green
Washington, D. C
United States
Washington
Chicken Supper At Cross Roads Draws Big Crowd
An evening wind carried the scent of fried chicken as the St. Pauls congregation's ladies hosted a Cross Roads chicken supper last Thursday. The event offered abundant chicken and sides, cake and pie, homemade ice cream, and amusements that entertained all ages while boosting the treasury. A large turnout from Batesville and nearby areas marked the night a huge success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Batesville
Fire Truck To Debut In Batesville Saturday
Ahrens-Fox will deliver the new city fire truck in Batesville next Saturday with a public demonstration during the day. The vehicle departs Cincinnati Friday, pauses at Harrison for a demo, then arrives in Batesville the next day. Exact show time depends on arrival. residents urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahrens-Fox Company
Batesville
Cincinnati
Harrison
Ohio
Chicken Supper Meeting of Lades' Aid of Spades
The Lades' Aid of Spades invites all to a chicken supper event with a Thursday afternoon gathering at 2:00 pm. The meeting will be held in connection with the supper and welcomes everyone to attend.
Labor Day Picnic At Liberty Park With Big Baseball Game
Batesville Base Ball Club hosts Labor Day event at Liberty Park on Monday September 5 featuring Greensburg Eagles versus Batesville. Admission adults 35 cents children 10 cents dancing 4 PM to 1 30 AM with the Dillsboro Jazers providing music. Nuf eed dancing 50 cents per person.
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Batesville
Liberty Park
Greensburg Eagles
Dillsboro
Local Patient Grover Benz Visits, Plans Appendicitis Operation
Grover Benz, long a Good Samaritan Hospital patient, visited relatives Friday evening then returned to the hospital Monday morning. He is to undergo an appendicitis operation today, a procedure his friends hope will bring permanent relief and full recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Benz
Good Samaritan Hospital
Garver
Finger Lost in Shotgun Accident at Moores Hill
Herbert Pohlman son of John Pohlman and wife lost the little finger of his left hand when a shotgun discharged in a barnyard after he had returned from hunting. The accident occurred Tuesday in Moores Hill during the Southeast Indiana Chautauqua from August 27 to September 1.
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Herbert Pohlman
John Pohlman
Indiana
Chautauqua
Moores Hill
Golden Wedding Day at St Nicholas Church
The golden wedding anniversary of Michael J. and Maria A. Stahley was celebrated at St Nicholas Church with a high mass led by Rev J J Rapp and deacons. Festivities continued at the Stahley home near Penntown with a lavish dinner, flowers, lanterns, and a family photo with eight children present. The couple received many gifts including gold coins watches rings a loving cup and clocks as relatives from across states attended.
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St. Nicholas Church
Michael J
Maria A. Stahley
J. J. Rapp
St. Nicholas
Pius
X. Burns
Rochester
N. Y
Wagner
Morris
Stahley
Penntown
Joseph
Maria
John
Susan
Rose
Michael
M. Didaca
Memphis
Tenn
M. Lucinia
Columbus
Nebraska
Father Rapp
Father Pius
Father Wagner
Father Burns
John Rapp
Vincent
Edna Erfman
Sunman
Mat Camden
Indianapolis
Rudolph Baechle
Cincinnati
Charles Baechle
Ada
Virginia
Iowa visitor notes boom in corn yields and progress
S F Kuntz of Ridgeway Iowa visits his former community. He recalls helping build local factories and observes rapid growth in the town. He says Iowa has become the leading corn state and forecasts a bumper crop exceeding all prior years.
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S. F. Kuntz
Ridgeway
Iowa
George Klein
Kuntz
West
United States
Illinois
Finger Amputation Threat in Plowing Accident
Henry Ferkinhoff suffered the end of the little finger on his left hand nearly severed in a peculiar Tuesday accident. He was plowing at Batesville Cabinet Co. excavation when the plow struck a pipe, gripping the handle with force that nearly cut off the finger.
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Henry Ferkinhoff
Mr. Ferkinhoff
Batesville Cabinet Co
Mrs Charles Siefert Undergoes Hospital Operation
Mrs Charles Siefert underwent an operation at St Vincent s Hospital in Indianapolis last Tuesday and reports state she stood the operation very nicely.
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Charles Siefert
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Grandson Henry Greemann Announces Birth News
The first grandson Henry Greemann and his wife received word that on Tuesday a son was born to Edwin Greemann and his wife of Tipton County.
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Henry Greemann
Edwin Greemann
Tipton County
Batesville Baseball Batting Averages Shakeup
The Batesville team shows a monthly change in batting leaders with Wernke at .429 but limited games. J Wintz climbs from .309 to .373 to lead the month, while Bloemer slips to third after a poor stretch. Joe has eleven hits in the last five games and George expects better luck and steady driving runs.
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Batesville
Wernke
J. Wintz
Joe Surely
Bloemer
George
Chautauqua Tickets On Sale In Batesville
Canvassers report good progress for Batesville Chautauqua with many homes visited. Tickets available at Schultz's and Blank's for all ages, with single admissions at 50 cents and season access to all nine numbers for 1.50. Proceeds support talent and the Legion boys project for community benefit.
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Schultz’s
Blank’s
Chautauqua
Legion Boys
Batesville
Song Service At First M E Church Draws Large Attendance
A large audience attended the Sunday evening song service at First M E Church enjoying an excellent program. Junior and senior choirs, the congregation, a male quartet, trios and duets performed with solos by Emory Annewehr and Alice Wesler, plus a special trio by Mr. and Mrs. Annewehr and Rev. Albert Marting.
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M. E
Emory Annewehr
Albert Marting
Annewehr
Ailce Wesler
League Outing at McCoy's Delights St Johns Members
St Johns Luther League members enjoyed an all day outing at McCoy's last Sunday. They spent a delightful day boating and bathing with diversions and amusements. An excellent basket dinner and supper helped make the event memorable for all who participated.
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St. Johns
Mrs Kellerman Recovers Nicely After Hospital Operation
Friends of Mrs Frank Kellerman report she is doing nicely and rapidly recovering after an operation at St Marys Hospital Cincinnati with latest hospital updates confirming progress.
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Frank Kellerman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Births of the Week
Fred Hackman and wife welcomed a son on Sunday August 21. Clarence Moody and wife welcomed a son on Monday August 22. Peter Merkel and wife welcomed a daughter on Wednesday August 24.
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Fred Hackman
Clarence Moody
Peter Merkel
Hamburg St Anne’s Church Picnic Promised
St Anne’s congregation in Hamburg will hold a church picnic on the school grounds this Sunday August 28. Amusements for all ages, good music, and refreshments including coffee and sandwiches will be offered. All are cordially invited.
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St. Anne’s Congregation
Hamburg
Family reunions bring joy to Meyer home and community
Seventy guests gathered at William Meyer and wife in Game Center for the first annual Meyer reunion. The day featured music recitations and games with meals served under a tent. Attendees included numerous relatives from Greensburg Cincinnati Moores Hill Aurora Osborn and Batesville. A Liberty Park gathering followed with a basket dinner and a Cecil Rhodes scholar bound for Oxford. The Huneke family held its second annual reunion at William Krishop’s home with games and ample food for all attendees.
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William Meyer
Game Center
Meyer
Fred Meyer
Near Fink's
G. Davis
Herman Petit
Babe
Carrie Meyer
R. T. Magee
Greensburg
William Kruse
Cincinnati
William Schuler
Mary Arnold
Moores Hill
Adeline Landwehr
Fred Andrews
Fink’s Church
George Richter
Batesville
Harvey Severinghaus
Phoenix
Ariz
Louis Annewehr
Liberty Park
Annewehr
Henry Albers
Rev. Walker
Lillie Smith
Ora
Rushville
England
Oxford University
Cecil Rhodes
Huneke
William Krishop
Farmers Picnic at Okgood Fair Grounds
Ripley County Federation of Farmers invites all farmers and families to the annual Parmers picnic at Okwood Fair Grounds on Saturday August 27. Calf Club Heifers will be exhibited and attendees can expect good speaking, music, fellowship, and a good time.
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Ripley County
Okgood Fair Grounds
Ripley County Federation OF Farmers
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Sophia Nickel
Lucylle Wachsman
Ruth A. Nickel
John White McCammon
Toledo
First Baptist Church
E. Norwood
E. E. McCammon
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Ruth Ann Spencer
Carey Miller
Linton Hotel
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Dennison University
Granville
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J, Wintz
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Weigel
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Pohlman
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Nieman
G. Wintz
Peee
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Henry Mang
John Sitterding
Mary Huneke
Sarah Huneke
Willard Huneke
Oscar
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Edward Huneke
George Huneke
Alonzo Huneke
Elmer Huneke
Harry Sitterding
Roy Hoyer
Henry Bauman
Harvey Roepke
Chas, Denker
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