Republican Meeting Notices for Ripley County Townships
The Republicans of Ripley County vote to elect delegates and alternates to the District Convention in Columbus Indiana January 1 1908 and to the National Convention. They will also reorganize the county central committee at Versailles January 13 1908 and select township committeemen. George Showers is listed as township chairman in Laughery Batesville and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Republican State Committee
Columbus
Indiana
Fuprey County
North Vernon
Tndiana
Laughery Township
Versailles
Republican County Central Committee
Card of Thanks and community updates from the region
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during sickness and burial of Mrs. Louisa running. Acknowledges Rev Frantz pallbearers and undertakers. Family updates note travels between Indianapolis Greensburg Napoleon Morris Sunman Cincinnati and local shops.
Factories Restart in Batesville Amid Trade Uncertainty
Batesville factories reopened today as manufacturers push ahead on a gamble amid uncertain future sales. The notice urges mutual cooperation between employers and workers and asks every employee to contribute faithful work during the uncertain times.
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Batesville
Garnier ice house razed at Main and Feuars corner
The Garnier ice house on the Main and Feuars corner in Batesville is being razed after standing for many years. It hindered the corner’s appearance, and a photograph of the landmark was taken before demolition. A new four story brick building is planned for the site.
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Garnier
Main
Feuars
Batesville
O'D
Death of Mrs Louisa Bronning at 42
Mrs Louis Clostermeyer of this place reports that her daughter Mrs Louisa Bronning died at her Norwood Quebec home on Friday January 3 aged 42 years 9 months and S days She had been an invalid for some time Interment was scheduled here at St Pauls cemetery then at her mother’s home with services led by Rev Feautz on Sunday afternoon at Lovelock and again at St Paul church Cross Roads where interment occurred
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Bronning
Louis Clostermeyer
Norwood
Bronning
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Feautz
Lovelock
St. Paul
Cross Roads
Thanks for Kindness After Our Mother's Death
The family of Dora K. Borne meyer expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends who helped and offered sympathy during the loss and burial. Special thanks to Revs Flantz and Stedling, St. Pauls Ladies Society, pallbearers, undertakers, and floral donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora K. Bornemeyer
Flantz and
Stedling
St. Paul's
Notice of business change at New Ripley House and local notices
Notice to the Public. On account of the death of my husband the management of the New Ripley House will be continued by me. The saloon will be discontinued for the present and in the place I will sell soft drinks and cigars. MRS JOHN Wirracs. The following officers were elected Church council at the St. Mark's Lutheran church at a meeting held Monday night: Frank Wausian, Chas. Green and Thomas Patterson. The meeting was unusually well attended. Herman H. Wrieser came away from Indianapolis Bungay to attend the funeral of Mrs. Bernemeyer on Monday. He returned Monday evening. Miss Clara Pohlman, who spent New Years with her parents, Henry Pohlman and wife, returned to Indianapolis Thursday morning. John Bauman, after visiting his brother, J. C. Bauman, and family for a week, returned to its home in Cincinnati Sunday. Miss Martha Belter went to Indianapolis Thursday evening, after spending the holidays with her parents. Mrs. Ken Kenner, after visiting her parents, Gregor User and wife, returned to Cincinnati Thursday. Anthony Ehrbacher went to Cincinnati Friday morning to visit his son and friends. J. C. Bauman returned last Saturday night from a week's visit at Cincinnati. Mrs. Hohman and son went to Dayton, O., Thursday evening, H. AH. Krome made a business trip to Cincinnati Tuesday. Coal oi], Waleman & Schroeder's.
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Ripley House
John Wirracs
Sst. Mark's Lutheran Church
Frank Wausian
Chas. Green
Thomas Patterson
Sliss Micnie Schwetmann
Wm. Linden
Indianapolis
Frank Green
Slantersville
Lena Schhwermann
Iron Box Found With Stolen Papers Near Kramer Store
Mrs. H H Kramer found an iron box along the sidewalk near the Kramer store containing notes and valuables stolen from Citizens Saving and Loan Association during the December 26 safe blow. The box had been busted with a hammer or sledge and hidden under a dry goods box after the burglars realized nothing inside could be used.
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Kramer
H. H. Kramer
Citizens’ Saving & Loan Association
Bereaved Kraus Family Thanks Community for Support
The Kraus family expresses sincere gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy after the death of husband and father John Kraus. Special thanks to Rev Clementine pallbearers St Ludwig's Society choir C K A Deutscher Landwehr Verein undertakers Kessing & Zerer for the funeral. Mrs J Kraus and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kraus
Clementine
St. Ludwig's Men's Society
C. K. of A
Deutscher Landwehr Verein
Kessing & Z.erer
Aged Lady Mrs Wielenhberg Dies Near Town
Mrs. WHeodricka Wielenhberg died at her home one mile east of town last Saturday at the age of 71 years 2 months and 1 day. The funeral was held at St Louis Church at 4 oclock Tuesday morning. She belonged to the St Elizabeth Ladies Society and a body turned out for the last resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheodricka Wielenhberg
St. Louis Church
Morney
St. Elizabeth
Sweet 16 Party Shocks Estella Vascou at Home
Estella Vascou celebrated turning sweet 16 with a surprise party hosted by about twenty friends at her home last Sunday night. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served as games and merriment filled the evening. Community notices also report several local visits and travels with relatives over the holidays.
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Estella Vascou
Adams Township Republican Convention Notices
Adams township Republicans meet at Spades on Saturday January 1905 at 2 p.m. to select delegates and alternates for district conventions in Columbus and North Vernon and to elect delegates to the Republican National convention. Louis Siegg, Township Chairman.
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Adams Township
Spades
Township Central Committee
Columbus
North Vernon
Louis Sieqg
Advertising rates rise in Batesville papers
Rates increased for ads with Batesville papers charging 74 cents per inch per issue for regular weekly contracts. If no contract is made for regular ads, occasional notices would cost 1 cent per inch, with a reasonable setting fee.
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Batesville
The
Tribune
Herald
Notice to Knights of Pythias Elects Lodge Trustees
The signing trustees of Lauzhery Valley Lodge No. 244 K of P have been elected and installed John Behner for 190% year starting Jan 2 and ending Jan 2 180%. Geo Johanning for two years from Jan 2 OS. August Behlmer for three years from Jan 2 1908. Signed THOS. Pat Timerson C. C.
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Lauzhery Valley Lodge
K. of P
John Behner
Geo. Johanning
August Behlmer
Thos
Pat Timerson
C. C
New Year Teeter Accident Breaks Boy’s Collar Bone
On New Year’s mourning Clyde Liviggston’s two little boys teetered. One, about five, fell and broke his collar bone. The child was immediately taken to Dr Gibson’s office where the limb was adjusted.
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Clyde Liviggston
Littie
Gibson
Lot For Sale In Indianapolis On Pearl Street Frontage
First class business lot offered for sale located on Pearl Street with a foot frontage and seventy five feet depth. Call Tribune Office for details. Mr. and Mrs. William Linden of Indianapolis and Miss Lena Schhwermann are visiting the city before returning home after holiday visits with Mrs. Frank Green of Slantersville.
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Pearl St
Cailal Tribune
Errands and Travel Notes From Cincinnati Visitors
Frank H. Lafering and family of Cincinnati visited Morris relatives for New Year. they traveled to Oldenburg to enter the convent school. Ada Scalicht attended grandfather Philip Hoff’s funeral in Sunman. burial at Blue Creek cemetery. Flaia Annewehr returns to Berea College. Lenora joins her for studies. Edna Beck leaves for Chicago after holidays with her parents. Maggie Einhats returns to Indianapolis from Route 4 relatives. Emma Newman heads to Indianapolis after holidays. Selda Greemann returns to DePauw Greencastle. Mamie Meierle goes to Brookville to visit. James H. Wooley goes to Indianapolis on business. Nellie Busch returns to Cincinnati. Oysters available daily at Engel's.
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Ada Scalicht
Sunmman
Philip Hoff
Blue Creek Cemetery
Transfers Of Farmland And Lots In Multiple Townships
A list of property transfers records numerous deeds across Shelby, Franklin, Brown, Washington and Adams townships. Transactions include sales of 23 acres to Mary Brown and 16 lots in New Marion for $1, 40 acres in Shelby to Rowland H Jackson Com. for 8275, and 38 acres in Washington to Moores Hill B. & Le Ass'n for $10. Also noted are transfers between local entities such as American Furniture Co. and Hillenbrand Co. Batesville parcels, and bank property trades in Ripley and Osgood. Multiple small parcels change hands for nominal sums, while several large deeds total mid five-figure values.
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Milan Brown
Mary TF. Brown
Shelby
New Marion
Francis N. Myers
Netlie F. Thompson
Geo. Oshier
John B. Noble
Lewis S. Lett
Thos H. Hamilton
Franklin
Rowland H. Jackson
Jacob C. Nauert
Shelby Tp
Susan Armbruster
Regina Rathiser
Sunman
American Furniture Co
Hillenbrand Co
Batesville
The
Konrad Heinlein
Wm. E. Giesen
Od Acres
Carolina G. Fullmer
Moores Hill
le Ass'n
Washington
Ripley Co. Bank
North
Osgood
John Mclvey
Wm. A. Wayhinger
Solomon L. Hall
Chas. May
Chas. May Et al, 35.87 Acres, Brown Tp
Henry Clausheide
Wm. J. Behlmer
John H. Goodapple
Susan Behlmer
D. Wilson
B. & Ols
W. I. Li. Co
John A. W. Autderheke
Chas. A. Ehtars
Judamson
Local Lecture Sparsely Noted by Kitesville Orator
A Japanese orator named Kiyo Sue Inui, A. B., is billed for the Katesville Lecture Course on Thursday evening, Jan 16 1908. The notice invites attendance as the speaker is said to be eloquent and worthwhile.
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Kiyo Sue Inui
Katesville
Sudden Death of Mrs Dorothea Borne Meier at Home
Mrs Dorothea Catherine Borne Meier died suddenly at her rural home on Sunday January 3 1908 at 1 pm from a stroke causing a brain vein rupture. She was 63 years old and left four sons and three daughters. Funeral at Cross Roads church with burial in St Pauls Cemetery conducted by Reverends Flantz and Steding.
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Dorothea Catherine Bornemeier
Sue
Zueke
Cross Roads Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Flantz
Steding
Thanks to neighbors for support during mother's illness and funeral
The children of Mrs. Hendrika Wiesenberg express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for visits and help during sickness and burial. They also thank Rev. Clementine the Ladies Society and undertakers Kessing and Zierer for their kind conduct of the funeral services. May God reward each one.
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Louisa Running
Frantz
Hendrika Wiesenberg
Clementine
Ladies’ Society
Kessing & Zierer
Birthday Surprise Marks Mrs Hinnenkamp Seventy One
Mrs J B Hinnenkamp was surprised last Friday at her son in law Franc Kichacker’s residence as she reached seventy one. About twenty ladies attended and a social afternoon with an elaborate supper. Local activity includes visits by relatives and residents from Greensburg Indianapolis Cincinnati and Hamburg with various errands and greetings noted.
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J. B. Hinnenkamp
Franc Kichacker
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Samuel M. Smith
Rep. Con. Com
Ripley Co. Tiros
L. Creath
George Showers
Homer Groves
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Samuel Cowan
Napoleon
Albert Hrenberman
Greensburg
Lizzie Mauma
Benz
Child
John Vonderheide
Morris
Joe Benz
Cincinnati
Joseph Schork
Joe
Martin
Walsman & Schroeder's
Herman H. Wrieser
Anawy
Clara Pohilman
Henry Pohlman
John Bauman
J. C. Bauman
Martha Belter
Ken Kenner
Gregor User
Anthony Ehrbacher
J.C. Bauman
Mrs
H. AH. Krome
Val
A. EL Martin
Joseph Schmalz
Harry Gonder
Harry
Wife
Anna Deitemneyer
Lillie Busch
Aug Busch
Fred and
Otto Bergman
Kokomo
Joseph Newman
Illinois
Minnie Schein
Arthur Schorling
H. Wimmers
Will Wimmers
Fred Wessel
Worning
Henry Behlmer
John S. Rogers
Pike
Transactor
John Hepner
Oldenburg
M. R. Connelley
Will Marlin
Schorr
Havana
Knights of
Pythias
Frank H. Lafering
Flaia Annewehr
Berea
Ohio
German Wallace College
Lenora
Edna Beck
Chicago
George J. Beck
Maggie Einhats
Route 4
Rathgiver
William Gauck
Fodiana
Emma Newman
Selda Greemann
Depauw College
Greencastle
Mamie Meierle
K. R No. 4
Brookville
Emma Ohlman
James H. Wooley
Nellie Busch
Engel’s
Wetzier
Coal
Harry Schwier CO
Morris Stegner
Susthan
St. Louis
Arthur Waisman
Harvey Wenning
Robert Nueiker
Wittenberg College
Briegfeld, O
Henry Schroeder
Martin Bedel
John Kramer
Sadie Stegner
Suntan
Richard Beer
Grace Stegner
Ietamora
Greensburge
Otisstowe
Herman Kosse
Anna Kose
Henry Wessel
Herman Burtiing
Frank Messang
George Fischer
Tony Voegele
Maurice Volz and
Joan Meyers
Shelbyville
L. Greemann
Balzes Doll
Alberry Dickey
Wim. Bohner
Knoxville
Tenn
the Tribune
William Bruene
Albert
J. Xirchhoff
Farmers City
John Meyers
John Steinforth
Wm. Krieger
May Brinkman
Kintia Niece
Ed Kraus
Cavingten
Vincent Dwenaver
Hamburg
Pittsburg
Anya Braminge
Mrs. Goinschmidt
Dora Dirkman
In- Indianapolis
John Menchhofer
John Cook
Greensboro
S. Wipple
Carrie Scamiat
Laurene
Morris Tuesday
Mit
Engine
Meyer Lumber & Hardware CO
Charlies Meyer'e
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