Institute Days Warmers Institute in Batesville Jan 8 9 1913
Two day program at Batesville City Hall invites all residents to attend. Free luncheon provided by local businessmen. Purdue University instructors J A Driscol and Mrs Laura B Leonard lead sessions on soil farming sanitation household management and food and dietetics with multiple discussions and an address by Prof. Jos Connolly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
J.A. Driscol
Laura B. Leonard
Purdue University
America
Stemarke
John Meyer
J. A. Driscol
J. A. Deiscol
Clairwan John Meyer
Jiaura BK. Leonard
W. Fitch
Peter Holzer
Jos, Connelly
Laura Bk. Leonard
Diecvasion
Birthday Surprise Honor for Mrs Vischer at Pearl Street
Last Saturday eight members of the Pearl Euchre Club and several friends surprised Mrs. Louis F. Vischer at her West Pearl Street home to celebrate her birthday. About thirty attended, enjoying progressive euchre with prizes for winners and a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
Geo. Kessen
Country Squire Play Raises Library Funds For Town
Seniors with Juniors and Sophomores presented The Country Squire last week with strong Thursday night attendance and smaller Friday. Proceeds fund books for the public library. Christmas program followed in Assembly hall with Prof. Routt praising room decorations and a Christmas message as students performed piano solos, recitations, readings, and a debate on interclass contests. A petition urged longer holiday vacation. school will resume December 30, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Prof. Routt
Eulala Neuefarth
McCallum
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Lincoln
Washington
Christ
Philomer Ward
Waldo Michel
Ruch Bartlow
Flora Goyert
Kalala Neufarth
Sdrwin Greeman
Mary Busching
Grace Timmerman
Maurice Wolf
Philmer Ward
Helen Walsman
Emma Walsman
Amos Weser
Ralph Dieckman
Kina McDermott
Christine Meyers
Goanelly
Harvey Bohrke
Miss Myrtle Taylor Wins Globe Wernicke Contest
Miss Myrtle Taylor, daughter of I E Taylor, won the Harry Schwier Co contest for Globe Wernicke Co of Cincinnati for the best answer to What Duce Baby Say. She will receive the Globe Wernicke bookcase as prize. The item listing other local social notes and parcel post regulations follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schwier Co
Globe Wernicke Co
Cincinnati
Myrtle Taylor
I E.: Taylor and Wife
Globe Wernicke
Entertainments and local notices in Batesville area
Miss Hazel Taylor hosted S R G members and friends at her Herman and Albers street home with games and shadow pictures led by The Living Statue. A two course luncheon followed. Local business notes mention Poerster purchasing the Charles Meyer store and planning customer service, and Mrs. Wm. Earl seeking treatment in Cincinnati. The Union Purciture Co moved offices, and several residents visited Cincinnati, Indianapolis, or Aurora during Christmas week. many small social and family movements are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Taylor
Herman and Albers Streets
For Sale 100 Sets of Buggy Wheels Priced 4 to 7
For sale 100 sets of good buggy wheels priced between 4 and 7 dollars per set. Paull A Munchel of Odenburg Indiana advertises the sale. The notice mentions relatives visiting and several local names with travel updates and holiday visits in the area.
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Paul A. Munchel
Iat
Odenburg
Ind
Building trade in Batesville in 1912 shows slow housing growth
The Batesville building trade reports only six new dwellings in 1912, with several factory expansions and home improvements. Notable projects include Union Furniture Company factory addition, Americana Furniture five story base ment addition, and Bethany church completed by Behlmer Bros. The town shows growth but lags 1911 and 1910.
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Batesville
Union Furniture Company
Fred G. Ritter
Batesville Furniture Company
Americana Furniture Company
Vhe Bethany
Indiana
Behlmer Bros
Fichtner & Heidt
Monroe
Pohlar
Union
Frank Nedderman
Joseph Luttmiler
Mike Hornig
William Miller
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City Hall
Willis Hallomen and Son
Bloomington
Hallomen
A. B. Wycott
Henry Heneke
Indianapolis
Howe
Mr. Siebert
Morris
Chas. Doll
Pete Pristch
Henry Lurst
Hambourg
Shelbyville
Jake Bohtand
Greensburg
Tribune
James F. McCallum
Winnipeg
Mr. McCallum
Manitoba
Henry Moeller
Geo. Warthigans
Frank Selke
of &.R
Fred Greiner
George Amm
Johoister
Yorkville
Andy Meister
Henry Schuck
John S . Benham
Benham, Ind
Floyd Dengison
Newcastle
Gir
Sunmay
A. W. Backey
Henry Joust
North Branch
Verna Bauman
Arma Meyerose
John Haase
Godford
Randulph Krieger
Tom Mann
Elma Bloemer
Mary Nichols
Damburg
Sam Wippel
Gatesville
Anna Lamping
Frank Viepmeyer
Wm. Kreuzman's Bakery
H. H. Wilker & CO
Mathias Weigel
Lawrenceburg
Fred Tekulve
John Schwartz
John Benham
Conee
Harvey Greeman
Seymour
Cate Ln
Post Office Department
Mnean
Prague
Wm. KF. Krieger
Louis Ward
Babe
Pt. Wayne
C.S. Ward
Chas, HH. Steinforth
Todiacapolis
Henry Herman
Jessie
Albert Weber
Jann
George Reeves
Pental
Ripley House
John Bohner
Knoxville
Amanda Huavorkos
Eee
George Fisher
Walton, Wy
Dr. Coumes
S. BR. G. Entertain
Poerster
Charles Meyer
Mr. Foerster
Meyer
Foerster
Adam Stademiller
Romie
Jos. Guke
Knochsburg
Mr. Stadtmillen
Gregor Spiegel
The
Union Purciture Company
George Street
Wm. Earl
Ballstown
Karl
Louis Cook
Geo. Coo
Jacob Pilug
Chas, H. Smith
Liberty
Henry Oswald
Chas
Martin
Carl
Aurora
Misaea Alma Wassen
Ada Colausheide
Edna Doeller
Wim. Schneidhorst
Ed Geisen
Sophia Thielking
Amelia Turner
Cincin
Jo Morris
Jacob Diut
John Meyerose
W. Runs
Suaman
Joe Schuer
Joseph
Ken Suiedeman
Pete Mang
Family
Brand
Morris Mill
Belilmer
Suuman
Bors
Randolph Krieger
Wifton
Herman Mrbacher
Ra. Bornemeyer
Mouraing
Home Hardware Company
Thie & Schmocker
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