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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1920

Page

6

Drive for Farmers Membership Gains Pace Across Counties

A state organizer and county agent lead a Farm ers Association drive urging farmers to unite to counter low crop prices and job losses. They highlight organized buying and selling, rail freight reforms, and bank support for farm notes, with talk of livestock shipping links and moral questions about garment quality.

Farmers’ Association C. F. Patterson Calvin Griffith Patterson Ellis Island Daviess County Mr. Patterson Brown Ripley County Atlantic Pacific Gray Silver National Organization Great Lakes Buffalo New York Chicago Silver Federation Reserve Board Congress Maine Federation Indiana Bureau

Batesville to Get Modern Fireproof Theatre Under Mayor Gibson

Mayor Gibson plans a 90 by 48 foot fireproof motion picture house in Batesville with a 520 to 600 seat semicircular auditorium. Charles Gibson and Frank Meisner will manage it with two latest projectors and improved lighting heating and ventilation. The project aims to match Indianapolis and Cincinnati venues and serve patrons across the region.

Gibson Charles Frank Meisner Cincinnati Batesville City Hall Wintz Indianapolis

Indiana murder trial ends with not guilty verdict

The State of Indiana versus Hubert Rose ended in a not guilty verdict after an all night jury deliberation. The case stemmed from last August when Rose and his wife visited her father near Napoleon for a birthday celebration and a shot fatally wounded her abdomen. She died in Cincinnati hospital and Rose claimed the shooting was accidental.

Indiana Hubert Rose Cincinnati

Benefit Concert at City Hall for Central Europe Orphans

A grand Friday evening concert at City Hall on December 17 raises funds for starving and freezing Central Europe orphans. Noted contributors include Mrs Zucke, Cincinnati College of Music alumna. St Mark's Orchestra. St Louis Church choir. readers Mrs Florence Krieger Smith and Miss Dorothy Beck. Attendees will enjoy a high quality program and support a worthy cause.

City Hall Central Europe Zucke College of Music Cincinnati St. Mark’s Orchestra St. Louis Florence Krieger Smith Dorothy Beck

Drag Harlan western drama stars William Farnum at Lyric

William Farnum headlines Drag Harlan a fast paced western drama at the Lyric Theatre with showtimes 7 15 and 8 30 He promotes listener turnout for his Patterson remarks and notes bills before Congress affecting farmers including Nolan and Copper Volstead measures urging attendance and support for the organization.

Harlan William Farnum Lyric Theatre

Aged Resident Jacob Scheper Dies After Illness

Aged resident Jacob Scheper died last Sunday after a long illness. Born in Germany 71 years ago he came to America at 19, lived in Huntington and Batesville, and married Elizabeth Severinghaus Fink in 1896. Survived by two daughters, a step-daughter, and many friends. services were held at his home and Bethany Church with interment at First M. E. Cemetery.

Jacob Schepper Mr. Schepper Germany America Huntington Ind Batesville Elizabeth Severinghaus Fink Heltzel Bethany Church Zierer M. E Elizabeth Wolfe Sophia Collier Pierceton Thomas Patterson Scheper

Thatcher identified as man shot by patrolman near Sayler Park

The Cincinnati newspapers identify a killed man as Sidney Thatcher, who recently escaped Rising Sun jail while held on murder charges. Patrolman fired as a man on railroad tracks ran when hailed, fatally striking him. Joseph A. Ward of Friendship confirmed the body at Hamilton County morgue.

Cincinnati Sayler Park Sidney Thatcher Rising Sun Joseph A. Ward Friendship Hamilton County Thatcher Downey Ohio County Milan

Birthday Surprise for Miss Arietta Kramer

A social surprise was given to Miss Arietta Kramer on her seventeenth birthday last Wednesday evening. The event featured games music and dancing into the late hours with light refreshments served. Guests included Pauline Schoetmer Vera Becker Anna Brandes Helen Meyer Anna Meyer Catherine Goldsmith Margaret Bettice Mildred Kramer Emma Battisti Walter Wirth Nick Volz Jr John Forthoffer Albert Ollier Alfred Kappes Frank Tekulve and Marcellus Doll.

Arietta Kramer Pauline Schoetmer Vera Becker Anna Brandes Helen Anna Meyer Catherine Goldsmith Margaret Bettice Mildred Kramer Emma Battisti Walter Wirth Nick Volz Jr John Forthoffer Albert Ollier Alfred Kappes Frank Tekulve Marcellus Doll

Breaks Arm Second Time in Week for Lawrence Wirth

Three year old Lawrence Wirth, son of Adolph Wirth and wife of Route No 4, broke his left arm after falling from a chair. This marks a second injury within ten weeks as a prior fall also broke the same arm at a different point.

Lawrence Adolph Wirth

Mrs Henry Schmidt Recovers After Early Week Breast Surgery Near Napoleon

Mrs Henry Schmidt of near Napoleon underwent a breast growth operation in the early part of last week. She stood the procedure well and is recovering as speedily as can be expected.

Henry Schmidt Napoleon

Milan Dawns Disappointing Night In Liberty Hall

A large Batesville crowd gathered to watch Milan and Batesville in a league game at Liberty Hall. Milan failed to appear, withdrawals follow Columbus and Milan, Batesville to play as an independent.

Liberty Park Hall Milan Liberty Hall Batesville Columbus

Farmers' Institute Speakers Visit Laughery Township

The Laughery Township Farmers Institute is in session today at City Hall. Mr Senour and Miss Richardson, speakers from Adams Township Institute in Sunman yesterday, will speak at both morning and afternoon sessions. All residents are urged to attend if possible.

Laughery Township

Fuel Oil Burner Demonstration At Harry Schwier Co

The factory representative W. J. Lewis demonstrates a fuel oil burner at the Harry Schwier Co. store. It can operate in cook stoves ranges heaters furnaces and laundry stoves and will burn kerosene distillate gas oil and fuel oil with no generating.

W. J. Lewis Harry Schwier Co

Birth Announcement for James Wagner’s Baby

A son was born to James Wagner and his wife on Tuesday December 7. The family celebrated the new arrival at home.

James Wagner

Firemen's School in Indianapolis Delivers Practical Lessons

John Wonning, Fred Brummer and Edward Ambrecht returned from Indianapolis after attending a state firemen's school. Demonstrations in a three story mock building at the State Fair Coliseum covered ladder techniques, rescues, and first aid. Attendees embraced hands on drills and an organization of state chiefs formed to sponsor future sessions.

John Wonning Fred Brummer Edward Ambrecht Indianapolis Batesville

Supper Draws Crowd at Canfield's Hall Bazaar

Heavy rain did not dampen attendance at St. Mark's Church Ladies Aid Supper at Canfield's Hall where quality meals, a busy bazaar, a fish pond, balloons for children, and a St. Mark's Orchestra kept guests entertained. The quilt prize went to Mr. Fd Bauman.

St. Mark’s Fd Bauman

State Deputy Nurre Addresses Batesville Knights

Entertain State Deputy J M Nurre visited Batesville Council No 1461 Tuesday evening and gave an eloquent address on matters of interest to Knights of Columbus. He complimented the council on its growth and after the meeting a luncheon, smoker, and social hour followed for an evening of notable enjoyment.

J. M. Nurre Knights of Columbus Batesville Nurre Knights

City seeks new bids for motor fire truck

Because of a technicality in prior bids the City Council called for fresh proposals. At Tuesday evening’s meeting six bids were submitted, five from the same firms and one new bid from American LaFrance Co. A decision on the truck purchase was expected at next Wednesday’s council session.

la France Co

Batesville Ball Club Dance at St Clair Hall Dec 18

The Batesville Base Ball Club hosts a popular dance at St Clair's Hall on Saturday evening December 18. Everyone is welcome and music will be excellent.

Batesville St. Clair’s Hall

Christmas Savings Club at First National Bank

First National Bank announces a Christmas Savings Club for next year and invites customers to join through its new savings plan.

First National Bank

Robberies Reported in Sunman and Batesville Area

A Sunman telegraph message warned Marshal Wernke to watch for a man who stole items from John Albers at Hubbles Corner and possibly rode beyond Batesville. The same intruder allegedly entered Dr Neufarth’s Sunman home, moved items, and left a bundled clothing set. no trace of the suspect was found.

Marshal Wernke Sunman John Albers Hubbles Corner Batesville Neufarth

Paying Up For The New Year Batesville Tribune Appeal

The Batesville Tribune requests readers to check their subscriptions and pay in advance for 1921. It notes most readers are already paid and urges those in arrears to remit promptly to support the cost of publishing and ensure continued home delivery.

Batesville Tribune City

Dangerous lighted matches threaten Lockwoodie store area

Youths have been dropping lit matches near Lockwoodie and De Store risking serious fires. A shed behind the store contained a burning pile of excelsior, and a match set fire to letters inside the Santa Claus mail box at the front. Authorities warn that young troublemakers may cause extensive damage if the habit continues.

Lockwoodie and de Lockwood

Discount Jewelry Sale Ends Soon at R J Timmermann

R J Timmermann offers 50 percent off remaining stock of jewelry cut glass and novelties with diamond pieces sharply reduced and ruby rings reworked on commission. After stock clears the shop will focus on Kodak line orders and eye care with watch repairs as a sideline and optometry the main service.

Eastman Kodak R. J. Timmermann

Subscription Prompt: Pay in Advance to Avoid Lapses

The notice asks readers to ensure their subscription is paid in advance and indicates appreciation for timely remittances. It emphasizes avoiding interruptions by maintaining current payments.

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