Local notices from Batesville area July Fourth events and visits
A long list of residents and visitors over the Fourth with numerous trips to Cincinnati Indianapolis Shelbyville Greensburg and Lawrenceburg. Local shops advertise smoke Schorr Havana Blossoms sewer pipe and new lines of bicycles sewing machines shirts and fashion patterns. A St Clair Grove Fourth celebration and Huntersville Sunday School picnic are announced with entertainments and refreshments.
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Huntersville
St. Clair’s Hall
Tragic Eye Injury Leads to Removal of Little Anna Kurtz
Two years after a careless air gun accident in Sunman left Anna Kurtz with a damaged eye, doctors from Cincinnati and Sunman performed eye removal to save her remaining eye. The operation went well and an artificial eye will replace the removed one.
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Anna Kurtz
Joseph Kurtz
Sunman
Drs. Tang
Card of Thanks and July Fourth Celebration Report
Card of Thanks from THE HENRY IDLEWINE CHILDREN expresses gratitude to friends for assistance during a father's sickness and burial. The Fourth of July event at the Fair Grounds drew an estimated 2,000 to 2,500 attendees, with receipts totaling $1,095.75, aided by Osgood Shamrocks baseball games and boat riding as attractions.
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Henry Idlewine
Fair Grounds
Osgood Shamrocks
Injured by a Hay Rake in Harrowing Farm Accident
Lawrence Wirth was hurt while raking hay when a frightened horse bolted. A rake tooth struck his face and ear, tearing the upper lip and causing heavy ear bleeding. Dr. Gibson treated the wounds and could not determine how deep the ear injury went.
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Lawrence Wirth
Mr. Wirth
Gibson
Joseph Doll Passes Away After Long Railroad Career
Joseph Doll died July 5 1902 at 11 20 am in Batesville aged 66 years 9 months 4 days Born October 1 1835 in Reading Pennsylvania he moved to Indiana and worked as a master carpenter on the Big Four He leaves a wife three sons and one daughter Interred at St Ludwig Cemetery after services at his house and St Ludwig Church with a large turnout including railroad men.
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Joseph Doll
Batesville
Mr. Doll
Reading
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Doll
St. Ludwig’s Cemetery
St. Ludwig’s Church
Local notices and upcoming trips in Batesville area
Scouring done by Mehlon the tailor. Four ball croquet sets 45 cents at Wilker and Co. piano or organ inquiries to Philip Boerstler. Mrs Ida Pickett visited Greensburg on Sunday. Plows for sale at Walsman’s. Lawns offered at reduced prices. Nick Blank selling Portland cement at Keepfle Bros for 3 dollars. William Johnson of Lawrenceburg in Batesville on business. Lucy Laughlin of Greensburg visiting relatives. James Wilson and wife and Miss Barklow spent the Fourth at Portsmouth Virginia. Clara Simms of Shelbyville visiting. Frank Eichacker visited Indianapolis and returned. Katie Oswald returned to Indianapolis after Fourth visit. Fred Waldkutter and wife from Indianapolis stayed with Henry and wife. Harry Vaughn and wife from Lawrenceburg visited his parents. Henry Heidt and family from Covington Kentucky spent the Fourth here and left Monday. Mrs Valley and children of Shelbyville visited Geo Cook and wife last week. Suggestion to take a Sunday trip to Benton Harbor and St Joseph July 20 with own lunch and soft drinks on board. Mrs Poore and child returned to Indianapolis after visiting her parents Ben Schene and wife. George Goether and wife of Indianapolis visited Fred Drescher’s family. returned Sunday morning. Mrs Lou Simms and two children of Shelbyville visited her parents and returned home Monday.
Turner Family Visit Ties Indiana City and Indianapolis
Linda Turner and William Turner along with Al Turner and his wife and sister visited in the city after spending the latter part of last week with William Turner and family in Indianapolis.
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Mises
Linda Turner
William Turner
al Turner
Indianapolis
Skirt Styles Include Yokes Box-Plaited and Tucked
The article notes skirts now commonly feature yokes with box-plaited or tucked sections beneath and a centered buttoned effect along the back, as described by H. H. Kramer.
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H. H. Kramer
Free Tribune mailing policy note
Notice states the Tri BUNE is mailed free to several parties and readers may ignore charges until they subscribe. It explains no payment is required until voluntary subscription and that sending will stop if not subscribed after a period.
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Tribune
Graduation Exercises for Common School Graduates
The graduating exercises were held at St. Clair's hall last Tuesday night with about three hundred attendees. Ten graduates delivered original orations. eight from Batesville schools and two from township schools received diplomas, Hach among them. County Superintendent Chas. S. Royce presented diplomas and spoke briefly. Prof. Austin opened remarks. Batesville teachers were present except Henry Showers. Graduates: Batesville Ednan Beck Rose Meyer Lenora Unnewehler Josephine Rosenmund Frieda Zeits Colga Schrader Harry Timmerman Rolla von Gundy. Township Willie Stockinger Ida Newman.
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St. Clair’s Hall
Hach
Chas. S. Royce
Austin
Batesville
Henry Showers
Ednan Beck
Rose Meyer
Lenora Unnewehler
Josephine Rosenmund
Frieda Zeits
Colga Schrader
Harry Timmerman
Rolla von Gundy
Willie Stockinger
Ida Newman
Batesville Stars Sweep Doubleheader Over Shamrocks at Fairgrounds
The Batesville Stars defeated the Osgood Shamrocks in both games on July 4 at the fairgrounds. Morning 4 to 3 with Roell twirling for the Stars and Smith for the Shamrocks. afternoon 8 to 4 as Benz, Terry and Sauerland led Batesville. Roell fanned 13 in the opener with two Shamrock runs unearned due to errors.
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Batesville Stars
Osgood Shamrocks
Fairgrounds
Roell
Stars
Smith
Benz
Carmell
Rebel
Shamrocks
W. Pruitt
Sauerland
Terry
Nickel
Burdick
Gilland
H. Schroeder
Carmeli
J. Schroeder
Batesville
A. E. Terry
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Osgood AB PO
Baylor
C. Pruitt
Maier
R. Stevens
F. Stevens
Schroeder
Ees Ares
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Osgood
Stars Triumph Over Shamrocks In Afternoon Tilt
The Stars defeated the Shamrocks with Terry pitching for the Stars and Smith again on the mound for the visitors. Carmell and Burdick shone on defense and offense while Burdick handled ten chances at second without an error. The Stars built early runs in the first and added more in the fourth, with Sauerland and J Schroeder contributing key hits. The Shamrocks rallied briefly with two runs in the third before the Stars stalled further scoring.
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Terry
Stars
Carmel
Burdick
Carmell
Smith
Benz
Nickol
Sauerland
W. Pruitt
J. Schroeder
Schroeder
R. Stevens
H. Stevens
Baylor
Hammerle
Nickel
H. Schroeder
Shamrocks
Stars Top Juniors in Fairgrounds Baseball Battle 10 to 4
The Stars defeated the Juniors 10 to 4 at the fairgrounds on Sunday. Roell pitched for the Stars while Bruenning and Green worked for the Juniors. Fielding was sloppy on both sides. Stars had 12 hits, Juniors 3, and each team made 6 errors. Umpire Oser.
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Stars
Fairgrounds
Roell
Bruenning
Green
Terry
Vonderheide
Oser
Stars Clash With Ramblers Sunday at Fair Grounds
The Stars host the Cincinnati Ramblers Sunday afternoon at the fair grounds after a two week postponement due to wet grounds. The Stars have not lost at home this season and the Ramblers aim to pull off a win. Game starts at 3 p.m. Admission is 10 or 15 cents.
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Stars
Ramblers
The
Cincinnati Ramblers
Fair Grounds
Osgood hosts two close games on July Fourth
The Osgood Ripleys and Cincinnati Ramblers played two tight contests. In the morning, the Ripleys edged the Ramblers 7 to 5, while in the afternoon Cincinnati won 6 to 4.
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Osgood
Boasters challenge in Osgood Ripleys game dispute
A 1902 notice from Batesville Stars manager Jacob Engel challenges Osgood Ripleys to a replayed baseball game within 30 days after July 18. The prize includes $100 from each side, with gate receipts split and an umpire agreed by both teams. The missive cites umpiring bias in a prior Batesville win and demands a neutral venue. Other items note visits and local events in Osgood, Indiana.
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Osgood Ripleys
Osgood
Indiana
Batesville Stars
Batesville
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