Beautiful Game Beats Chippewa Indians at Fair Grounds
The Batesville locals delivered a lively win over the Chippewa Indians of Cincinnati in a fast, ginger filled ball game at the Fair Grounds. Fans praised stellar base running led by Fritch with three steals and the team’s overall sharp play. A storm lingered, lightning struck a straw stack near Anton Wichacker’s property and neighbor help saved parts of the stack and possibly his barn from further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Cincinnati
Batesville
Fritcch
Anton Wichacker
Mr. Wichacker
Batesville Aerie drill team to attend special meet
Notice states all members of Batesville Aerie No. 1130 F O KE drill team are requested to attend a special drill meet at their hall tonight August 29 at seven o'clock All brother Maples are welcome Also a note seeks a worker to operate a typewriter with fair education and Batesville Casket Co labor day picnic details referenced briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Aerie No. 1130
F. O. KE
O’eluck
Airl
Batesville Casket Co
Batesville
Marriage Licenses Filed in Two Indiana Cities
Fred Nieman and Elizabeth Riemp, both of Friendship, listed among marriage licenses. Ww. D. Rea of Logansport and Stella Hartley of Osgood also licensed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nieman
Elizabeth Riemp
D. Rea
Logansport
Stella Hartley
Osgood
Infant Dies and Couple Laments Double Bereavement
Infant died at six weeks after mother’s recent crossing. The tiny body rests beside the mother in Hamburg, as the grieving father receives community sympathy for the twofold loss. A Friday county fair trip near Holton ended with Mrs. Clyde Yater seriously injured when a horse frightened by an automobile upset their buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel of Death
John Wagner
Hamburg
Holton
Clyde Yater
Jr. Yater
Labor Day Picnic at Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka Band presents a Labor Day celebration at Batesville Fair Grounds on Monday September 1 featuring baseball, a wurry round, baby rocks, dancing day and night with fine music. Admission to grounds is free and attractions promise lively entertainment for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka Band
Fall shotgun shells promotion and family Cincinnati trip
Save a Dime and buy first class American made shells loaded with genuine Dupoot and Dead shot powder in all standard loads. Now is the time to buy your shells for fall shooting. Ralph J. Timmerman, Mrs George Nicessens and sons Howard and Morest visited Cincinnati Monday for a week with her sister Mrs Cust Miller and husband and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jd. Timmerman
George Nicessens and Sons
Howard and Morest
Cincinnati
Cust Miller
Health Notice At Poultry Show Batesville Ind 1913
Public health orders issued by the State Board of Health require rapid reporting of typhoid fever cases and inspection of affected dwellings water supply and sanitation. Milk bottles may not be returned from infected premises and excreta must be disinfected. Public advisories urge caution with food items and rotting fruit. Typhoid serum is recommended. Also outlines poultry show rules for October with entry deadlines prizes and show conditions.
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Batesville
Ind
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Jos
Ziteke
Teachers for Coming Term at Batesville Public School
The Batesville public school opens Monday with nine teachers. Superintendent Gounelley leads, Routt as principal, Abbott of Kentucky handles commercial subjects, Taylor and Benham teach the grades. Lady staff includes Mrs. Anna Wacksman, Miss Sophia Nickel, Miss Flossie Ward, and Miss Adams of North Vernon.
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Batesville
Gounelley
Routt
Abbott
Kentucky
Taylor
J. L. Benham
Correct
Anna Wacksman
Sophia Nickel
Flossie Ward
Misa Adams
North Vernon
Convention Call Nominating Meeting for Batesville Progressives
The Progressives of Batesville will meet in convention at City Hall on Saturday September 6 1913 at 730 pm to nominate a ticket for the November city election All Progressives are urged to attend. By order of City Chairman HL Schrader. Also mentions local business notices including agency for Purdo cars and a sale of homes and land, and small notices about local services and lost item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
HL. Schrader
Man Injured at Cabinet Plant When Timber Forks Rake
Adam Peety injured his right hand at the Cabinet Company plant Tuesday evening while helping move timber. A rake tooth pierced the hand, causing a severe wound that required medical dressing from Dr. Martin. The doctor considered the prognosis favorable as the tooth passed through the band.
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Adam Peety
Dr. Martin
German M E Church and Batesville notices
The item lists services at German M E Church with Rev Herbert Prell preaching and the pres ent pastor Rev Novka giving a closing address next Sunday. It notes visits from Batesville residents Mrs W Miller and daughter Marie and W H Miller, Gust Miller and wife, Aug Busch, Mrs George Kessens, and relatives from Cincinnati. Job ad offered, and a sale ad for Woman's Magazine deal plus furniture bargains from A C Foerster and A K Wycoff. Old time rye flour advertised from Morrie Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Blom
Herbert Prell
Batesville
Novka
Gust Miler
Cincinnati
Hay ride with G M E Sunday school group to Sunman
About twenty five young people led by Frank Kruthaupt and Rev. Broadwell rode a hay wagon to Sunman on Monday evening. The trip took four hours, with several riders walking rocky sections, ending at Henry Price ice cream parlor for refreshments before returning around 3 a.m. The event became the longest hay ride and walk many had ever enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kruthaupt
Rev. Broadwell
Sunman
Henry Price
Trains Delayed After Shelbyville Freight Wreck
A wreck on Wednesday destroyed a Blue River bridge span at Shelbyville. A through freight collided with a rear car, four empties telescoped and three dropped into the river. Westbound trains were 3 to 4 hours late for days as traffic halted on the line. Additional derailment Thu paused service three hours.
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Shelbyville
Blue River
Indianapolis
Shirley
Mdia
Greensburg
German and English Services at St John’s Ev Lutheran Church
St John’s Ev Lutheran Church holds German services Sunday at 10 15 am with Psalm VIII sermon on Gottes Herrlichkeit in seiner Schoepfung and Sunday school at 9 am English service at AS 730 with Mat 19 16 26 and theme Good master what good thing shall I do to inherit eternal life Pastor Tuke ARNDY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Ev. Luth
Tuke
Arndy
Alumni Banquet in Laughery Township Set at City Hall
The Laughery township Alumni Association plans its annual meeting and banquet at City Hall on Thursday evening August 28 at 8 o'clock. Program starts at 8 pm sharp and all members are urged to attend. Mrs Mise Belly returned home Friday night after caring for a sick sister in Cincinnati. Mrs Anton Erbacher and daughter Bertha came back from a weeklong visit to Convenience on Monday evening. For sale: a parcel of household items including a barber chair and dresser offered by A B Wyen at his office.
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W. Miller
Marie
W. H. Miller
Cincinnati
Gus Leichtenburg
Alumni Association
Laughery Township
Sp.m
Mise Belly
Property Transfers Chronicle Volume by Townships
A series of 1920s style real estate transfers listed by grantee and grantor. Numerous parcels across Otter Creek Horton Adams Holton Johnson Milan and other townships with varying acreages from 4 to 80 and prices from 100 to 937000 reflect estate reallocations, including 80 acre Adams and Otter Creek holdings, and notable parcels to Batesville Cabinet Co and town firms.
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Emma V. Townzend
Mary B. Westrick
Sunoman
James B. McClure
Albert Doran
Horton
Clarence Wilson
Leslie Wilson
Otter Creek
Carolina Beer
Joseph Beer
Adams
Luther Hazelrigg
Et Alto
Amanda J. Maegan
Jackson
The
Hillenbrand Co
Batesville Cabinet Co
Batesville
Batesville Electric Light & Power Co
Katesville
Charlee S.royce
Gilbert
Thomas W.laws
Albert Garbett
Center
Annie Heaton
Thomas Greenham
Washington
Thomas Greeham
Clara Greenham
Maggie Siefert
Ada Goldschmidt
Philip P. Smith
Wm. Wilson
Holton
Wo. Wilson
Philip Smith
Edward Burton
Prederick Baickley
Shelby
John Bennett
Conrad Osier
Milan
Leah Gray Stockman
Frank Vuz
Johnson
George L’rice, Jr
Catherine Price
Bert Wrenshaw
Thomas Loaring
Delaware Sp
Christ Jins
Hironmus Builach
Adam
John A. Birt
Joseph G. Wood
Cornett Water
Davidson Yater
H. Farrell
Frank Sellers
Brown
Jobn A. Low
Benjamin Vermilion
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Bloemer
Fritsch
Benz
M. Weig Lightner
Wormas
EF. Weigel
Beck
H. Kopa
A.B
Volker
Lishwa
Schwitzer
Q Johnson
Korp
Smith
Fowler
Handle
Chippewa
Wormus
Fritech
Bloemer
Fristch
Lightner
Kops
Kuhn
Indians
Hotopp
Joseph Reibvel
Adams Adam Ezra Thackery
William Busching
Johnson Lona Pate
Eers Jackson
Laughery
Hiram Bruce
Shelby Clarence R. Brown
Oliver Wuellner
Serseeeeee Adams
Samuel Muir
Fortress Deageys
Albert F. Gregg
Grover Martin
Frederick Schienderman
Rexall
City of
Ripley County
Indiana
Rhode Island Reds
S.C
R.C
Plymouth Rock
Wyandotte
Garden
Cochin
Lmer
Emma Nahe
Henry Schwertfeger
Kahle
Behlmer Brothers
Fred Mestermacher
Morris
Frank Meierles
Maurice Volz
Pdi
St. Marka Church
Globe Hotel
Kramer’s
Salee
Dehner
Westero Avenue
M. E. Church
Wantip
Sol. Schloas
N. Illinois St
Indi- Anapolis
RE. J. Blank
Druggiars’ Association
Woman's Magazine
A. C. Foerster
A. K. Wycoff
Morrle Mills
Ellen Betzner
St. Louis
Florence Smiley
Wm. Betzner
Stella
Grace
Ethel
Bertha
Ed Tindmermin
Florence Krieger
Marietta Holzer
Newpoint
William Kreuzman
Sayers
Anton Erbacher
Berth
Ty Convenieti
Barkaips
John H. Wilker & CO
J.C. C
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