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Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1909

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Recount Boosts Krieger Behlmer Wins Batesville Race

The Batesville recount changed results with Krieger rising from 282 to 288 votes, Behlmer gaining one, and Martin four while Fischer loses four. The tally after recount gave Krieger 287 and Behlmer 285, tying Martin at 285 before illegal voting probes decided the outcome. Dodson and Bosse testified on voting eligibility. investigations halted as legal challenges waned.

Behlmer Fischer Martin Krieger Democratic Herald Batesville Hey Martino William Kreiger Dodson Anthony Lbosse Oldenburg Bosse Tor

Minister Dies Suddenly In Cincinnati Funeral Obit

Rev. Holzapfel traveled to Cincinnati on Monday to attend the funeral of Rev. Schimmelpfennig buried in Covington Kentucky. Schimmelpfennig had felt unwell but led a thanksgiving service at Mt. Auburn before dying of heart failure early Friday. He served as presiding elder of the Cincinnati district of the German M E Church and was well known locally.

Holzapfel Cincinnati Schimwelpfennig Covington Sxy Schimmelpfennig Mt. Auburn German M. E. Church Batesville

Special Speaker at Bethany Church Next Sunday

Dr. A. L. Yarger secretary of the Board of Church Extension will preach at Bethany Lutheran Church next Sunday morning and evening. He is a prominent speaker and will urge support for Bethany’s building project to replace the undersized current structure. Everyone is invited to hear him and to help make arrangements for a new church building.

A. L. Yarger Board of Church Extension Bethany Lutheran Church Yarger Cones Bethany Church

Eagles Meeting Reminds Members of December 13 Session

The Eagles call all members to attend the next regular meeting on Monday night December 13 for important business and officer elections. A lost-shepherd dog with white and black face and a white tail tip is to be returned to Charles W. Tekulve for a reward.

John H. Boehmer Chas. W. Tekulve

Hoodooed sacks spark ballot mystery report at Versailles

Reports claim a ballot sack from the first ward was damaged at the opening, with seals broken and two ballots missing. A recount found one missing ballot later, suggesting a miscount rather than fraud. The article also notes a Rural Letter Carriers meeting in Ripley County on Thanksgiving Day 1909 with speeches by officials including Elias Frye on organization needs and membership.

Versailles D. McCallum Peter Holzer Elias Frye Pendleton Ind Frye United States WJ. Ward Carmel Goyert Ward J. B. Kitts Osgood

Downey Zeits Wedding at Zeits Home

Frieda Zeits married Russell Downey in a Thanksgiving Day ceremony at Herman Zeits home. Rev Steding officiated. attendants were Alva Burke and wife. The couple planned to reside with the groom’s mother on Broadway.

Herman Zeits Frieda Russell Downey Rev Steding Hunotersville Alva Burke Newpoint Mr. Dallman Lohbengrin Broadway

Aged Morris Resident John H. Wernke Dies

John H. Wernke aged about 87 or 88 and longtime Morris resident died last Friday, November 26. He served as county auditor years ago and is survived by his sons John and Ben Wernke and his widow, formerly Mrs. Thoman. Funeral was held Monday at St. Anthony's Church, Morris, with pallbearers including deputy Corbet and current county auditor Nicholas Volz.

John H. Wernke Morris John Wernke Ben Wernke Indianapolis Thoman St. Anthony’s Church Nicholas Corbet Nicholas Volz John Charles Mike Wernke

Revival Services at German M E Church Schedule

Revival meetings at the German M E Church run this week in German and next week in English. Afternoon devotions at 2 30 and evening services at 7 30 with Rev C B Koch of Newport Ky preaching nightly. Men over 16 invited for Thursday evening meeting. Globe ranges at Meyers.

M. E C. B. Koch Newport

County association notes visitors and members

Rosa M. Stahiley serves as secretary-treasurer while the day’s visitors include Misses Gertrude Walsman Clara Stahley and Lillie Brune along with Mrs. Joseph Stahley and her son George and Mrs. Harry Borcbelt and her son.

Rosa M. Stahiley County Association Gertrude Walsman Clara Stahley Lillie Brune Joseph Stahley George Harry Borcbelt

Louise Lang and Howard Robinson are wed in Weisburg

Miss Louise Lang daughter of Nicholas Lang and Mrs Lang wed Howard Robinson son of Rowland Robinson on a Saturday afternoon. The couple were attended by Miss Clara Lang and Raleigh Robinson. Guests, gifts and a Sunman Band serenade followed a bountiful supper at the bride’s home. The couple will reside in Liberty Indiana as the groom runs a business there. Mrs Wm Sandman and son William of Oklahoma visited Mrs Stiegelmeyer last week.

Louise Lang Nicholas Lang Weisburg Howard Robinson Rowland Robinson Clara Lang Raleigh Robinson Sunman Liberty Ind

Property transfers recorded in Ripley County deeds

A series of 40 to 100 acre transfers within Shelby and surrounding townships show transactions between numerous individuals and entities. Values range from $1 to $4,500 with buyers and sellers including Burton, Day, Volz, Draman, Bedunnah, Benham, Jackson, and several Batesville area firms and trustees.

Geo. E. Burton James A. Bovard Shelby Thos. E. Day Thos. EE. Day Murray Jackson Jacob L. Benham Johnson Nicholas Volz Catherine Bessler Laughery Louis W. Draman Andrew Rudy Franklin D. Edmond Stevens Fred W. Albers Sunman Anna Gueth Fred J Chas. O. Rouse John Glaser Washington Tp Francis N. Myers Stephen Bayne John Riener John C. Fierbusse Batesville Chas. Johnson Frank Bosse

Postmasters Honored at Thanksgiving Convention Dinner

The convention praised postmasters for salary credit to carriers and heard lively questions from Mr. Kitts. Postmaster Walsman hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at City Hall with Bethany church ladies delivering the spread. A group photo was taken by Jacob Bohland. Officers were elected with Louis Goyert as president and Rose M. Stahley as secretary treasurer. J. F. Brinkman became vice president. The group adjourned to meet at Osgood on Decoration Day.

Mr. Kitts Walsman City Hall Bethany Church John H. Poske Ida R. Kessent Louis Borchelt

Thanksgiving Gifts At Hillenbrand Co

The Hillenbrand Company rewarded its workforce with Thanksgiving gifts. Every family head received a turkey for dinner, each man and boy got an umbrella, and the girls received costly candy. The gesture fosters loyalty and may boost future performance.

Hillenbrand Co

Death of Joseph Huser in Spades

Joseph Huser of Spades died at his home on Thursday morning November 25 1909 from typhoid malaria. A 26 year old married barely a year, he left a young wife and babe. Funeral was held at Huly Family Cemetery in Oldenburg on Saturday morning with many relatives and friends attending.

Joseph Huser Spades Huser August Franke Babe Huly Oldenburg

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William L. Krieger John Spencer John Benham George Sparling Reed Ag Erenee Na Teen Rene Aenee Ereeerrs Eerenesentes Esate Eereesee Perret Tae Nee Ee Ewer Esses Bethany Eagles Meyer's Meyer Hardware Co Ripley County Rural Letter Carriers Association Nickel Hall Louis Goyert Route 1 Rose Stahley Downey-Zeits Globe Batesville, Ind B. Schultz
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