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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1920

Page

4

Fatal Accident at Morris Crossing Claims William Wernke

William Wernke of Batesville was killed when his car was struck by an east bound flyer at the Morris stockyards crossing. The 25 year old baseball enthusiast and World War I veteran left behind his family including six brothers and a sister. Funeral services with full military honors were held at St. Louis Church, Batesville, with American Legion escorts.

William Wernke Morris Michael William Batesville Weigel John Wernke America France Verdun Argonne Forest Prell-Bland Post American Legion St. Louis Church Church Woodmen Order of Eagles Jerome Worthington Cincinnati

Robbery at Seymour Cabinet Company Linked to Professional Thieves

The Seymour Cabinet Company, led by Reuben Greemann, was robbed early last week with $11,500 in negotiable papers $100 cash insurance policies and other documents stolen. Yeggmen forced the safe and took the money vaults and pay envelopes while several nearby targets were also attempted. Police investigate and suspects point to a professional gang possibly connected to the Columbus Milling and Seymour Ice Company robberies.

Seymour Cabinet Company Reuben Greemann Indianapolis News Seymour Ice Company Columbus Milling Company Jonesville Here Seymour Ice Company Ice Cream Company Cabinet Company R. A. Greemann Greemann Veggman

Batesville Basketball Tour Results and Greenwood Encounter

Batesville travelled to Greensburg and fell 54 to 38 with Charles Gibson suffering a cut but continuing to play. The next night Batesville hosted Greenwood at Liberty Park losing 36 to 18 as Greenwood’s passing and fast footwork impressed, while Batesville showed promising talent and called for better indoor facilities.

Batesville Court House Tower Joe Welch Post Greensburg Charles Gibson Charlie Greenwood Liberty Park Peanut Govert Jr Smart Luhring Taylor Batonville Winsor Oo Engel Oo Esse Ei Eeenee Cheek Levee Smith McKay Alexander Engel Band Engel Inzor

Benefit Concert At City Hall Aids Central Europe Relief

A Friday evening benefit at City Hall featured Mrs Ziteke performing piano selections and the St Louis Choir delivering songs. Mr Pruis provided violin with Mrs Pruis on piano, while Mrs Florence Smith and Miss Dorothy Beck offered humorous readings. The event aimed to raise funds for starving children in Central Europe, with proceeds expected to assist the relief effort.

City Hall Ziteke St. Louis Pruis Florence Smith Dorothy Beck

Father Baron Injured in Auto Accident Near Edinburg

Father C. P. Baron, once a longtime Franklin County priest and temperance advocate, was badly hurt in a collision with a traction car near Edinburg on Tuesday. He suffered a deep forehead gash and a hip injury and is receiving care in Edinburg.

C. P. Baron Franklin County Edinburg Father Baron Greensburg St. Mary’s Yorkville Franklin Co

Social Euchre and Five Hundred Event by St Elizabeth St Rose Societies

The St Elizabeths and St Roses Young Ladies Societies of the St Louis Church host a Pie Social with Euchre and Five Hundred on December 28 and 29 at the K of C Hall. An enjoyable evening is promised and all are welcome.

St. Elizabeth's and St. Rose’s Young Ladies’ Societies St. Louis Church K. of C. Hall

Living monument of a 25 year old soldier praised by nation

The brief life of a young American soldier ends at his grave as citizens honor his memory. The public mourns with his family, sharing reverent tribute and the mutual sorrow of loss.

Wedding at Gunter Home Unites Bertha Gunter and Gilbert Klostermeyer

Miss Bertha Gunter and Gilbert W. Klostermeyer wed at 2 pm Wednesday at the Gunter home on Route No 4 in a ceremony performed by Rev Heeseman of Adams Church. The couple, attended by immediate family, will reside on the farm west of Cross Roads leased by the groom’s mother.

Fred Gunter Miss Bertha Gilbert W. Klostermeyer Heeseman Adams Church Cross Roads Anna Klostermeyer

Schwetman Enzinger Wed in Indiana Wedding

Carrie Schwetman and William Enzinger married Wednesday at Rev Kleeman's pastorate in Indianapolis. The couple, returning as Mr and Mrs Enzinger, planned to live with Frank Green on West Pearl Street Batesville before a church reception by St Johns. The bride wore brown lace over henna satin with yellow chrysanthemums.

Carrie Schwetman William Enzinger Indianapolis Edward Rahe Enzinger Kleeman Rahe Batesville

Ford Catches Fire At Gibson Garage

John Kile’s Ford ignited at a Gibson Garage filling station after a lantern left in the car heated fumes from gasoline. Firemen quashed flames with a chemical, saving the tank from explosion. The car’s top upholstery were ruined but the body survived. Kile resumed driving the next morning.

John Kile Ford Gibson Dick Lightner Kile

City Council approves purchase of Ahrens-Fox fire truck

Special session last Friday night passed a resolution confirming the truck purchase. Improvements include heating the upper floor and remodeling to create a larger council chamber with storage for the new fire apparatus and a wash room between the chamber and furnace room.

Ahrens-Fox

Masons Elect Officers At Batesville Lodge Meeting

Batesville Lodge F. and A. M. elected officers for the coming year at a regular meeting last Friday evening. George Schumacher was named W. M. with E. B. Schultz S. W., Henry Schumacher J. W., Philmer Ward 8. D., Frank Behlmer J. D., Charles Wesler Secretary, H. F. Buck Treasurer and A. B. Wycoff Trustee. A lunch featuring turtle soup followed adjournment as members celebrated the election.

Batesville Lodge F. & A. M George Schumacher W. M E. B. Schultz S. W Henry Schumacher J. W Philmer Ward Frank Behlmer Charles Wesler H. F. Buck A. B. Wycoff

Operation on Mildred Freel by regional doctors

Dr W D Haines of Cincinnati led surgery on six year old Mildred Freel daughter of Mr and Mrs John Freel Morris assisted by Doctors Gibson Bigham and Heath. The July operation addressed appendicitis and was successful with hopes for a speedy recovery.

W. D. Haines Cincinnati Gibson Bigham Oldenburg Heath Napoleon Mildred Freel John Freel Morris

Doctor called to treat man with deep leg gash

Dr Gibson was summoned to Morris on Friday to tend Frank Bramlage who sustained a painful gash in his right leg just below the knee. The injury occurred when a salt barrel slipped while being lowered into the cellar, tearing the wound against a post.

Dr. Gibson Morris Frank Bramlage

Christmas Eve Program At St Pauls Church Cross Roads

The Christmas entertainment at St Pauls Church Cross Roads will be held on Friday evening December 24. The public is invited to attend with no admission charge and a free will offering collected.

St. Paul’s Church Cross Roads

Cleeta Club Box Supper and Dance Planned

The Cleeta Club will host a box supper and dance next Wednesday evening December 29 at Canfield Hall. Turtle soup will be served cabaret style. Each lady should bring a box and all are invited to enjoy a social evening.

Cleeta Club Canfield Hall

Geese Dressing Notice for New Year's Market

Notice to geese owners: I will dress geese for the New Year's market on Tuesday December 28. H. W. Behlmer Sunman Indiana.

H. W. Behlmer Sunman Ind

Adams Township Farmers Meeting Notice

The Farmers Association of Adams Township will meet at Spades Schoolhouse at 1 PM Thursday after noon December 30. Frank A Steinforth serves as Secretary Treasurer.

Farmers’ Association of Adams” Township Spades Schoolhouse Frank A. Steinfort

Second Letter From Miss Reckman Acquainted With Surroundings

Miss Elsa Reckman reports from Constantinople amid large refugee flows and housing strain as 200000 Russians arrive. She describes attending a Red Cross benefit, a Sailors Club dance, and visits to Greek colleges in Smyrna, including Sara Snell and Armenian and Greek students studying English. The Dardanelles incident leaves a Greek war boat stranded and crew unable to pull it off.

Elsa Beckman Esther Johanning Far East George Johanning Elsa Constantinople Red Cross American Sailors’ Club Smyrna Greece Girls’ College Sara Snell Wellesley College Gordon Asia Dardanelles

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