Batesville Club Remains Undefeated in Short Victory
Batesville stays perfect with twenty three wins and one loss since June 30, 107. Stu Benz dominated on the mound as Batesville shut out Cincinnati team, supported by A Nickel and Kimmerling. Lightner made key catches and Wintz's error-free defense aided the swift 1:20 game. Fans urged to attend more games as prices strain management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Vall
Cincinnatus
Stu Benz
Ome
Wintz
Batesville
A. Nickel
Lightner
Kimmerling
Peeries
Minor
N. D
Batesville Tribune
Dakota
Indiana
St Louis Parish Picnic Draws Five Hundred Ten Attendees
The St Louis parish picnic at the Lipsey Co. fairgrounds drew about 510 people after a day of school processions, opening flag rites, and an exhibition drill by the Knights of St John. Prizes were awarded in several races and a baseball game was played. John Hillenbrand distributed treats to children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Parish
Knights of St. John
Maud
Daredevil
Batesville
Lipsey Co
John Nice
Clementine
Kora Frapee
Leo Benz
Maria Marta
Champion Royals to Visit Batesville For Two July Games
The Champion Royals of Cincinnati visit Batesville for games July 11 and 12 with two pitchers Donnell and Benz lined up. Saturday game starts 2 30 PM and Sunday at 2 PM to fit the 4 30 train. Royals were strong this season and promise a tough test for local players.
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Royals
Cincinnati
Batesville
Donnell
Benz
Lechner and Zwickel Wed at St Louis Church
Albert Lechner and Miss Minnie Zwickel united in marriage at St Louis Catholic Church on Tuesday morning. Attendants included Charles Lechner and Miss Maysie Ferkenhof. After the ceremony they visited Philip Wallesterfeld’s residence near Morris where the reception was held. The Tribune extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Su. Tos
Albert Lechner
Minnie Zwickel
St. Louis Catholic Church
Charles Lechner
Maysie Ferkenhof
Philip Wallesterfeld
Morris
Local Bride and Groom Wed in Covington
Grover Martin formerly of this place and Miss Ednawen of Sunman united in marriage at Covington Kentucky on Wednesday June 25. They will live with the bride’s mother Mrs Anna Owen of Sunman and later reside in Batesville.
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Grover Martin
Ednawen
Sunman
Covington
Batesvide
Anna Owen
Meeting of Batesville Casket salesmen organizes strategic review
The Batesville Casket Co president convened sixty traveling salesmen for a three day meeting at Hillenbrand farm to discuss trade matters. Across lectures by industry guests and office staff, they debated product comparisons, embalming supplies, and sales tactics, with a closing session on packing and new gear.
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Batesville Casket Company
Batesville Casket Co
Home Office
Hillenbrand Farm
Hamilton
New York City
Strober
Cralion Metallic
American Furniture Co
Frost
Durfee Embalming Fluid Co
Grand Rapids
Mich
R. G. Knox
LaGrange
J. H. Boyard
Osgood
Ind
John Andrews
Toledo
Lil
Batesville Girls Entertained by Morris Boys Dance
A social evening on June 25 in Morris brought twelve Batesville girls and twelve Morris boys together. The event featured Terry's Professionals with violinist Louis Schorr of Cincinnati, delivering lively music for the dances at the fire company hall. Refreshments followed as couples danced and enjoyed the season's novelty.
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Morris
Bateecville’s Fair
Fire Company Hall
Terry
Louis Schorr
Cincinnati
LeRoys Edge Sunman In Tight Sunman Showdown
The LeRoys beat Sunman 7 to 5 on Bohland mound support from teammates. Hahn allowed five runs in the fifth after Sunman errors and timely LeRoys hits. LeRoys meet Oldenburg next Sunday. Sunman hosts a return date. Batteries LeRoys Bohland Weigel Roel Sunman Hablin King. Hits LeRoys 8 Sunman 7. Errors LeRoys 3 Sunman 5. Umpire Borgman.
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LeRoys
Sunman
Bohland
Hahn
Oldenburg
Weigel
Roel
Hablin
King
Sunoman
Borgman
Vandalism Hits Fair Grounds Damaging Electric Installations
Hoodlums cracked electrical wires and wrecked light globes at the fair grounds destroying about 35 bulbs. No suspects yet, but the attackers will face consequences when identified.
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Fair Grounds
Fire Sale at the Racket Store Notice
Sale begins Thursday July 2 with damaged goods still a few weeks away. All goods priced at 40 cents off per dollar. Local names appear in brief notices of visits and travel plus shop ads for fly killers oil and twine at multiple merchants.
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H. A. Jacobs
Transfer Notes Show Multiple Property Deeds in Indiana Townships
A collection of 24 transfer notices records deeds and purchases across Brown Shelby Sunman Center and Franklin townships, listing grantees grantors and property details. Amounts range from 50 to 3 000 dollars, including lots and acres in Sunman Osgood Cross Plains and Corydon areas, with several heirs and trustees named.
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Wmn. H. Jolly
Harriet Jolly
Brown
James Mathews
Chas. C. Tinch
Shelby
Anna A. Abeggien
Thos. C. Meade
Sunman
Thos. Mead
Mary Meister
John Farmer
Albert H. Kidd
Franklin
Martin Steuer
Edward Cook
Sunmaag
Henry J. Schwears
Thos. F. Schutte
L. C. Cutler & Co
Delaware
Sarah M. Andrews
Agusta Steyemoller
Osgood
John A. Demaree
Hiram H. Crelvio
Wm. C. Overturf
Nellie E. Salyers
Gun Club Shoot Scores At Bateevile
The Bateevile Gun Club held a Saturday shoot with Andrew Kops Fred Brummier and Roy Freeland among top scorers. R J Timmerman and John Graves are listed with partial scores in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateevile Gun Club
Andrew Kops
Fred Brummier
Roy Freeland
R.J. Timmerman
John Graves
Annual Meeting and Local Notices
The Citizens Saving and Loan Association will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday evening July 8 with GEO W JOHANNING as secretary. Various residents attend events in Shelbyville Waldr on and nearby towns including Eagles anniversary, and several visits to relatives in Osgood Lawrenceville and Spades. Local ads invite buyers to Blank's store and Meyer's log rolling event at St Clair's Grove on July 4.
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Citizens’ Saving and Loan Association
Alice
Geo. W. Johanning
Secy
St. Clair’s
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Batesville Andot
M. Benz
Leightner
Wernke
Schultze
Moesta
Kimerling
Nickol
Hammerle
1Atesville
An. Bb
H. I.us
Benz. Jr
Harien
L. Niekul
Pohlman
Wintyz
Schroeder
Betz
A.B
Plogman
P. A
St. Louis’ Parish
Wesley Stockinger
Rushville
Ballstown
George F. Siefert
Morris, Ind
Try
Engel
Blank’s
Union
Engel’s
Lechner-Zwickel
Martin-Owen
H. J. Walsman
W. &. Thompson
Otis Stowe
Ladies’ Society
Frank Starks
Elmer Heidt
Adams Church
Edward Feder
Silverton, O
Mollie Seward
H. H. Kramer
Tribune Office
Frank Donnell
Frank Livingston
Nick Blank
Thie & Vanderheide’s
Harley Jackson
St. Clair’s Grove
Thie & Vouderheide
West
Anthony “Ehrbacher
Herman
Walsman & Schroeder’s
Meyer’s
W.H. Hadler
William Hoffman
Anna Dickman
John Dickman
Route No. 3
H. C. Canfield
Lawrenceburg
H. d. Kramer
Mr. Wood
The
Roger Wheel Company
Aurora
Randolph Krieger
Geo. F. Siefert’s
Schorr
Havana
Charles Bischoff
Clarence
Ted Roell
Tony Harlow
O. Gonder
Fred
Philip Heizman
Joe Siefert
Fred Huber
Justin Walsman
Arthur Sunnan
Frances
Lydia Meyer
Mayme Martin
Rose
Viola Meyer
Dell
Rose Schwier
Frieda Zeitz
Haila Hoyer
Elia Schirenbeck
Nettie Obermeyer
Rubie Sunman
Welope
Batesville Cirts
Morris Boys
Edna Menke
Oldenburg Academy
Rose Strassburger
Terre Haute
Dan Kammeyer
Spades
Elizabeth Ward
Clara Annewehr
Greensburg
Dr. Abbott
Connersville
Daily Fly Killers
Tanglefoot
St. Clair Grove
Thie & Vonderheide
Binder Twine
At. Ie & Vonderheide’s
Meyer's
Recorder Wetzler
Herman Obermeyer
Waldron
Prescott
Shelbyville
George Livingston
Moores Hill
Jas. H. Wousey
Ittie
Correct
Southern
Fred Narwold
Walter
Mr. Narwold
Mrs. Narwold
John Sandman
William
Sophia Nickel
Louisville
E. B. Vincent
Blanche
Ruby Sunman
Ed Taylor
Leslie
Suoman
James Meads
Mrs. Howell
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