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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1915

Page

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Boy Hurt In Auto Accident In Batesville

A 16 year old boy Ralph Laudick on his way home to dinner was struck by a large machine driven by George Blechoff of Indianapolis on Pearl Street Batesville. He suffered arm, shoulder, and chest injuries with lacerations and bruising but no bones broken. The driver stopped, delivered to Dr Gideon for treatment, and the boy was expected to recover though pain and possible lockjaw risk remained from foreign matter in the wound. The incident arose from a misjudgment as Blechoff swung left to turn while Laudick rode east, and witnesses noted both parties were traveling properly until collision occurred. The piece calls for caution at street corners and better horn use to prevent future accidents.

Ralph Laudick George Blechoff Indianapolis Totl Mr. Blechoff Morris Pearl Street Park Ave George Sippel Mr. Bischoff Batesville

Fatal Apartment Fire Burns Mrs. Cora Donaldson in Cincinnati

Mrs. Cora Donaldson 60, widow, likely fatally burned when a defective gas range hose sprayed flames onto her clothing as she attempted to light the burner at 812 West Seventh Street. Neighbors and tenants fought flames with rugs and blankets. she died days later after being taken to hospital.

Cora Donaldson Wesr Seventh Street Elizabeth Heidenreich Hoors Hoors Below, Among Them Mrs. Dooaldeon Harvey Mrs. Heidenreich Mrs. Donaldson Ts. Heidenreich General Hospital Auto Patrol Cincionat Donaldson Wm. Mackenntedt John Buchner Cinclopatl

Time to Sow and Stock Up at Milan Mill & Elevator

The Milan Mill & Elevator urges farmers to sow diverse seeds including rye and soybeans and offers large seed stocks and prompt shipping. It promotes top prices for rye and wheat and advertises its railroad side-track and ample elevator capacity for buying wheat rye and corn plus grinding services and a wide range of feeds for livestock.

Milan Mill & Elevator

Arrest of Lige Hunter for theft of chickens

Lige Hunter was arrested on a warrant charging theft of several chickens from Anthony Erbacher. Hunter denied knowledge of the missing birds and asked for trial after appearing before Mayor Gibson. Deputy Prosecutor Turner of Osgood was summoned. trial set for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Lige Hunter Anthony Erbacher Young Hunter Gibson Turner Osgood

Fourth of July Dance at St Clair's Ball With Cash Prizes

A Fourth of July dance at St Clair's ball on Monday July 16 offers three cash prizes: a $10 gold piece, a $5 gold piece, and a $250 gold piece. Free numbered cards will be distributed. holders matching the drawn numbers win prizes. Also note Fred Heltzwan and bride return from their honeymoon and will be at home in Goodapple property. Poultry sector Burst and Weigel advertise high prices.

St. Clair’s Ball Fred Heltzwan Bride Goodapple

Runaway on Pearl Street Ends in Narrow Escape

Last Saturday on West Pearl street a runaway horse caused chaos for minutes as Ed Firstchs horse broke its bridle and dashed through the street. Ralph Turner escaped a joy ride, a buggy wheel was torn, and the horse was finally halted near Dick Schrader's residence with no injuries reported.

Pearl Street Ralph Turner John Schroeder Ralph Firstch John Walter Yorn John A. Borchett

Batesville Fourth of July Plans at Fair Grounds

The Eureka band prepares for a big Fourth of July celebration at Batesville fair grounds on Saturday July 3 with dancing day and night and many amusements. Meals and refreshments are served on the grounds. Spend the Fourth at Batesville for a good time.

Eureka Bateaville Fair Grounds Batesville

Return From Trip By Heinlein Family to Arlington

Mr and Mrs Heinlein and daughter Leona returned from Arlington Ohio with Miss Eather Johanning and Rev Luz and daughter Roth. They noted Arlington hospitality and attended a reception for Rev Luz and family with Rev Lawrence Powell as toast master. The party visited Springfield Ohio and Oakley before Leona returned home and Miss Johanning went to Covington Kentucky.

Chas. Heinlein Eona Arlingon Ohio Mias Lawrence Powell West Point Nebraska Nebraska Synod Stupps Springfield Wm. Clavehelde Oakley

Stores Close July 5 Observance and Schedule Change

Stores that close on holidays will observe July 5 as a legal holiday, closing at noon on Monday and remaining open on Saturday. Batesville Casket Co. adds De giaareins Erbacher to the sales force to cover Virginia and Tennessee markets. Harry Brockman returns home Friday from Indianapolis.

Giaareins Erbacher Batesville Casket Co Virginia Tennessee

Leave for Exposition party heads west to California and expositions

The party led by J A Atllenbrand sails for Cincinnati then joins a Chamber of Commerce group bound for the Panama and California expositions. Gelvin and family plan a cross country itinerary visiting St Louis Grand Canyon Phoenix Los Angeles San Francisco and Yellowstone before returning via Nashua Pilot Rock and the Nashua area. John Gauck leaves for California with northern route to visit Kansas relatives and both expos visits by San Diego and San Francisco.

Wai. Gelvin St. Louis Grand Canyon Phoenix Arizona San Diego California Mr.Gelvin Alta Los Angeles San Francisco Mr. Gelvin Harry Glenn Pilot Rock Ore Yellowstone Park Slater Carrie Clyde Nashua J. A. Atllenbrand Cincinnati John William Chamber of Commerce John Gauck Kansas Sanfranscisco

Piano Recital by Junior Members at Miss Meyer's Class

Junior members of Miss May Meyer's class performed a piano recital last Wednesday at Miss Irene Goldschmidt's home. The event was praised for careful preparation and splendid performances, followed by refreshments and games as guests thanked the hostess and her mother for a delightful evening.

May Meyer Irene Goldschmidt

Elegant Social Evening Hosts Euchre Gathering

Mrs Nickel entertained Mrs Blank Miss Vascou and Mrs Sippel with guests Mrs Belderer of Cincinnati and Mrs Mebion of Richmond. The group enjoyed euchre and a three course luncheon in a pleasant Wednesday evening hosted by the gracious hostess.

Y Mre al Nickel Miesen Margaret Blank Stella Vascou Rose Adellee Meyer Flora Helen Marie Sippel Mies Belderer Cincinnati Elsie Mebion Richmond

For Sale Wessels store at Huntersville corner

For sale an established business place known as Wessel's store at the northeast corner of Main Street and boundary line Huntersville Ind The house has four large living rooms a store room 20 by 40 feet a large barn horse stable and outbuildings suitable for a country store Business has been good for over twenty years Asking reasonable price Call on Fred Wessell Jr and Mrs L I Beer entertained a crowd of young married folks at their home Saturday evening for their first marriage anniversary and a general good time was enjoyed Harvey Wonning of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Herman Wonning and family

Brune Wessel Main Street Boundary Line Huntersville Ind Fred Wessei, JR Yee

Ramblers Edge Strong Lockland Team In High-Scoring Clash

The Ramblers defeated Lockland 8 to 6 at the fair grounds on a favorable Sunday. Ramblers led early, the visitors tallied in the second, and a big seventh and eighth inning sealed the win amid a lengthy, error-prone plate appearance sequence.

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