Tenth Victory as Batesville Defeats Brookville at Fairgrounds
Batesville crushed Brookville Sunday afternoon as Bossert lasted three innings before Waddell relieved. Cy Benz earned the win for Batesville and Leightner's catch highlighted the fielding. Batesville heads to Indianapolis next Sunday to face Atkins. two-base hits by Nickel and Benz led the offense.
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Bossert
Waddell
Batesville
Brookvile
Fair Grounds
Wadddel
Tim
Cy” Beng
Franklin County
Leightner
Indianapolis
Atkins
Van
Cy” Benz
L. Nickel
M. Benz
Oelrich
Hensom
Leighbrier
Horn
Winste
Benz
Hanmmerle
P.O
Elville A.B. Ii
Li Vetter
Oetrich
J. Benz
Wints
Focghtner
Wernke
Pohlman
Steyner
Siebert
McClure
Robinson
el Y ' Waddell
Brookville
Republican County Convention in Ripley County July August date
The Republicans of Ripley County will meet in a delegate convention in Indiana on Saturday August 15 for nominating a candidate for county offices to be voted in November. Townships receive delegates based on votes for the Republican State ticket. John Harper is chairman and L Olmsted secretary.
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Ripley County
Rigley County
Tiuiana
Ius
Agamin
Brown
Center
Delaware
Pratik
Tee Johnson
Otter Creek
Snelhy
Shoe
Washington
Dove
Torest
Thormore
Taossohn Harper
Hipl Olmsted
Boating Party Enjoys Day at Dodes Pond
A group of young ladies and invited gentlemen spent a Sunday at Dode's pond near McCoys in Decatur county. Guests included Miss Jose Schwier, Del Schwier, May Driscoll of Tampa Florida, Jose Meyer, Frieda Zeits, Mayme Martin, Lydia Meyer and Nellie Pohlmar. They fished, rode boats and bathed.
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Dode
McCoys
Decatur County
Jose and
del Schwier
May Driscoll
Tampa
Florida
Ljose Meyer
Frieda Zeits
Mayme Martin
Lydia Meyer
Nellie Pohlmar
Batesville Alumni Banquet Moves to Nickel Hall
Notice states the Batesville Alumni banquet will be held at Nickel Hall on Thursday July 16 instead of Town Hall as previously announced. The item also lists local and visiting residents with brief mentions of trips, visits, and social activities around Batesville and nearby towns.
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Batesville
Nickel Hall
Town Hall
Alumni Meeting Brings Laughery Township Graduates Together
Laughery Township alumni gathered at Nichol's Hall in Batesville on Thursday night with sixty members. The event featured decoration, program, and refreshment committees, with pink and white colors, a talk by Chas Annewehr, contests awarding a diamond ring and other prizes, and a piano performance finale. Officers elected for the next year were Miss Tara Ward president, Harry Schwier vice president, Miss Olga Schrader secretary, and Monroe Wonning treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughery Township
Nichol
Flossie Ward
Nose Meyers
Amy
Tara Ward
Harry Schwier
Mies Olga Schrader
Monroe Wonning
Local residents travel and visit nearby towns
Louis Goyert spent part of his vacation in Burmsides Kentucky among friends. George Klein left for Ridgeway Iowa to visit his son in law and daughter. Miss Ella Schierenbeck left for Anderson for a week or two. August Kuhlman of Cincinnati did business with saloonkeepers. Squire Oelrich of Morris was a town visitor. Fred Kuepic of Cincinnati came to Oldenbury. Casper Disser of Shelbyville arrived on business. Mrs. George Drake visited Milan last Wednesday. Batesville Casket Co. seeks three girls. Smoke Schorr's Havana Blossoms.
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Louis Goyert
Burmsides
Kentucky
George Klein
Ridgeway
Iowa
Samuel Kuntz
Ella Schierenbeck
Anderson
Death of Bert Connelley Read in Milan
Bertram W. Connelley son of J. H. Connelley of this place died at his father’s Milan home last Thursday night. A veteran of the Spanish American War he had been in law and real estate in Wendleton. He returned home for a visit and died of heart failure while at Sunman on business. His brother found him dead in the morning. Funeral was held at St. Pauls Church in Adams township Sunday.
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Bertram W. Connelley
J. H. Connelley
Milan
Bert
Wendieton, Ltd
Sunman
Paul
Law Office
St. Pauls Church
Adams Township
Fire Sale At Jacket Store Says Damaged Prices
A jacket store announces a fire sale offering perfect goods at damaged prices. The proprietor H E A Jacobs notes stock includes machinery, china, glassware, graniteware and toys and will continue while quantities last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. A. Jacobs
Notice on Tribune issue date and patron notices
Notice explains Tribune will issue on Wednesdays instead of Thursdays and requests readers submit copy by Monday evening or Tuesday morning. Reports a flood of local notices and social updates about residents visiting relatives, travel to Cincinnati and Indianapolis, and various household activities.
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Tribune
Ben Schroeder and Children
Cincinnati
Ben Meyers
Hamburg
City
Gas Well Shot at St Clair's Grove by German Mutual Co
The German Mutual Gas and Oil Company shot a gas well at St Clair's Grove last Friday at 2 p m. About 120 quarts of nitro-ethylene were lowered, a 20 inch cast iron piece called the pow devil was dropped, and within a minute the plug reached its destination. The initial flow appeared weak but when ignited the gas produced a strong flame and a whistle indicated high pressure. Estimated pressure is around 30 pounds per square inch. A crowd of 300 to 500 watched, including visitors from Indianapolis and Greensburg.
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German Mutual Gas & Oil Company
St. Clair Grove
Teids
Selda Greemann
A. L. Greemann
A&é
Gaye
Indianapolis
Wa. H. Kiuge
Wm. A. Resener
H. A. Becker
L. C. Mullins
Christ Overfield
T'llle Krender
Chas Deid
Oklahoma Wayfarers Visit Family in Ohio County
Simon Conner and wife and daughter Dottie of Tulsa Oklahoma visited his relatives in Ohio County then returned home. They praised Oklahoma as the garden spot of the earth and Conner, a contractor and builder, received a telegram to return for urgent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Conner
Dottie
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ohio County
J. W. Downey
Conner
Notice to Contractors for Church Cellar Enlargement
Bids for enlarging the cellar under the Evan Luth Church at Huntersville must be received by 6 p.m. on July 25 at Thie f Vonderheide's store. Plans and specs are available there. The committee reserves the right to reject any bid, all bids subject to congregation approval.
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Evan. Luth
Huntersville
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Clus
Lena Lkrickoer
Wu. Greemann
Fred Meyer
Newpoint
Enyeds
Republican County Convention
Mullberry
Ind
Luther League
Lizzie Duhme
Nora Waswan
Indianapois
Arthur Walsman
Cheater Meyer
Nora Fremzemeyer
Jos. Waywood
Cincionati
Clara Grove
Harry Meyer's
H. H. Kessing
Norwood, O
Oldenhare
Norwood
William Jenkins
W.H. Cobb
Aurora
Mollie Johnson
Kiamil Alerer
Walsman W Schroeder's
Nichol Hall
Harry Sitterding
John H. Wilker
August Kuhlman
Squire Oelrich
Morris
Ee Fred Kuepic
Cincinnat
Oldenbury
Casper Disser
Shelbyville
George Drake
Batesville Casket Co
Schorr
Havana
Bert Connelley Read
John Gunife
Harry Borcheit
Dennison
Texas
Mattoon
Jil
Margaret Menke
Verna Champner
Mes
Cort Bruns
Will Greemann
Spades
Cours
Frank Busch
Yoleday
L. Floward
Benrietta Tepe
Covington
Wao
Henry Smith
Mamie Toomey
Chicago
N.C. Stevenson
Daniel Wehld
George Beck
Mrs. Wehld
Mrs. Beck
Novick
Tsame
Netal
Albert Koepe
O'denburg
Chas. Gruns
Elsie Mehion
Joseph Motz
Schuthol
Mrs. Rose
Edison
Mr. J. Bryan
P. Boerstier
John Diver
Jake Engel
John Sechewing
Elizabethtown
Ohio
Kramer
Ida Merkel
Storris
Waisman W. Schreecer
Girolt
Morri
Nick Blank
Meyer’s
St. Clair’s Grove
German Mutual Oil Gas Co
Frank Hazen
Greensburg
Nellie Hartman
Alice Patterson
Dr. Campbell
John Wernke
Walsman & Schroeder's
Just
Nick Biank
Ick Leightnner
Newtown
Felder
Henry Fruchbtricht
William Schwegman
St. R
George Schutter
Lodianapoulis
Fred Schutter
Schutters Corner
Will Webster
Dry Ridge
Alfred Eftint
Washville
J. H. Wooley
Nick Gloshen
Oldenburg
Rushville
Rose Schneider
Mary Bittner
U. S
Walsman& Schroeder’s
Martha Graub
Ot Morris
Ne & Vonderheide
Lowe Brothers
Baas & Schultz
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