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Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1913

Page

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Senior civics mock trial ends with Not Guilty verdict

A high school mock trial over a claim of damage from a supposed run over ends in a Not Guilty verdict though plaintiff Wm Locke proved sobriety and the driver Elmer Gibson turned wrong. The case featured junior jurors and teachers Amon Weller and Walter Cheek for the plaintiff and Eerwin Beese and Maurice Wolf for the defense with Judge Andrew Kops presiding.

Elmer Gibson Wm. Locke Schultz Locke Mr. Gibson Gibson Amon Wesler Walter Cheek Eerwin Beese Maurice Wolf Andrew Kops Doc Leonard Thiel Burns

New Officers Installed By Oldenburg Ladies Auxiliary

About thirty members attended the quarterly district meeting at City Hall Oldenburg Sunday with Greensburg and Shelbyville delegations. Officers elected for the year included Mary A Mitchell president and Anna Freihage first vice president.

Ladies’ Auxiliary Oldenburg Greensburg Shelbyville Mary A. Mitchell Anna Freihage Mollie Worland Anna Young Catharine Metzger Flora Gloshen May Hughes Anna Barnhorst Elizabeth Robbee Elizabeth Pischer Rose Martin Neilie Penton Gibson House Jidenburg

Midnight Flyer Wreck Near Fairland Destroys Track

The Cincinnati bound Midnight Flyer wrecked near Fairland early Saturday, nine coaches and the tender left the rails but no one was seriously hurt. A broken tender wheel caused the accident, about four hundred feet of track torn up delaying westbound trains. The locomotive stayed on rails and the emergency brake saved lives as the level ground prevented a worse fate. Several residents from Cincinnati and nearby towns are noted as visitors or travelers in the report.

Chicago Cincinnati Batesville Fairland Wairland

River Floods and Arrests Stir Batesville Readers

A narrative on Ohio River flooding highlights the suffering of displaced families, the Indiana Legislature tax aid, and questions about using a governor's contingent fund. In Batesville, three men and a boy were arrested for selling needles. one man fined for assault on the boy, then sent to Versailles to work off the fine. The case involved names Furgison Hogan Shea and a mistaken kidnapping report from Cincinnati.

Ohio Indiana Batesville Harry Wernke M. F. Bohland L D. Furgiso Furgison Versailles Marshal Wernke Lime Shea Gelena Tere Hogan Indianapoli Cincinnati Hogin Our

Pleasantly Surprised Birthday Gathering in Acton

Mrs. Nora Downey celebrated her birthday with a surprise social at her son Russell Downey's home on Sunday. Friends and neighbors attended and shared a low supper. Several other local names and visits are noted, including Mrs. Anthony Voegele and family, Mss M. Marlin visiting Kila Marin, Rev. ALE Gringle heading to Chicago for lectures, and travels of Mr. Kaiser, Ben Schene, Mrs. Bartlow, and Mrs. Routt among others as they move between towns like Morris, Acton, Greensburg, and Indianapolis.

Nora Downey Russell Anthony Vuegele Morris Pete Bisher Voegele

Ignatz Boewer Dies in Cincinnati at 63

Ignatz Boewer father of Mrs. Harry Meyer and well known in Batesville died at his Cincinnati home on Sunday morning January 14, 1913, at age 63. He leaves a son and a daughter Mrs. Meyer of Indianapolis who learned of his death by telegram and came to Batesville before traveling on to Cincinnati. The notice also mentions a D Landreth Seed Co seed catalogue offer to readers.

Ignatz Boewer Harry Meyer Batesville Cincinnati Indianapolis Meyer D. Landreth Seed Co Bristol Penn

Notice to Woodmen Special Meeting Saturday Evening

Notice to Woodmen asks all Neighbors to attend a special Camp meeting on Saturday evening January 25 at 7d in the Woodman Hall Beblmer building. GALE Moore, Clerk notes the importance of full attendance. Other brief items mention residents and travel near Sunman and Cincinnati without further detail.

Woodman Hall Beblmer Building Gale Moore

Quiet wedding at Smyrna Lutheran unites Dena Meyer and Elmer Borgstede

Miss Dena Meyer, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Meyer, married Elmer FP Borgstede at Smyrna Lutheran church with Rev Freudenreich officiating. The couple, after a Greensburg and Indianapolis journey, will reside in Voltaire North Carolina. Borgstede is noted as an inventor and respected local businessman.

Smyrna Lutheran Church Freudenreich Dena Chris, Meyer Elmer Borgstede Bertha Heimsath Napoleon Chaurch Susie Dr. J. Lawson Indianapolis Minnie Meyer Roy Jennings Chris Meyer Grouom Greensburg Voltaire N. C Cit Newpoint

River Viewers Report Passing River Scene In Cincinnati

Local residents including Miss Fiora Schumacher and Anna Behlmer observed the river at Cincinnati on Sunday while visiting friends in Morris and Greensburg. Several others travel or return home, noting health updates and light social visits in Hamburg and Converseville.

Fiora Eruma Schumacher Anna Behlmer Edna Richter Cincinnati

Land Transfers Record Of Deeds And Partners

Transfers list multiple 40 to 215 acre plots across Shelby Center Adams Laughery Brown and Delaware townships. Names include Titus Titua Strader Stubbeman Schneider Hughes Koechlin Broerman Wahiman Lichner Kiein Paugh Risk Huffmeyer Reed Hyatt Strimple Newhart with prices from 1 to 15090 dollars and parcels from 7 to 215 acres.

John D. Titus Mary A. Titua Shelby Tena Strader Wm. PF. Stubbeman Center Jacob David Ambrose Schneider Adams Louis Scheerer Gerhard Schumacher Laughery Absalom Hughes Lizzie Rhosda Hughes Edward J. Koechlin A. C. Broerman Delaware Mary Wahiman F. Droppelman Brown Fred Wittenberg Christopher Huffmeyer Herbert Miller Frank L. Reed Cross Plains Mary Hyatt Pearl M. Hyatt Wm. Strimple Alto Michael L. Strimple Frank Newhart Joto Newhart

Flood Scare Prompts Move from Lawrenceburg to Batesville

John Gebrich and family were awakened by bells and whistles as levee danger appeared but did not fail. He moved furniture to Batesville and will reside in Fred Wessel’s North Walnut Street home for safety. Batesville directory updates due Feb 1 1913. report changes to manager R L Maurer. Night service starts Feb 1.

John Gebrich Lawrenceburg Johnny Batesville Fred Wessel North Walnut Street Batesville Telephone Co R. L. Maurer

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