Batesville Faces Connersville In Return Game At Home
Batesville travels to Connersville for the return match after an 8 to 5 loss. Fred Nieman will likely start for Batesville as locals claim Connersville must improve. W. Wernke led Batesville with two singles and a double, while Fultz hurled well for Connersville amid wild control.
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Connersville
Fred Nieman
Batesville
Connersville Furniture Co
Andler
Benz
Fultz
Martinsville
W. Wernke
Wintz
Schwartz
Batesville Roller Mills Feed Notice
FEED FEED FEED Horse Feed Dairy Feed Cattle Fattener and Branaw on hand Buy while the supply was available at Batesville Roller Mills.
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Batesvile Roller Mills
Batesville Gas Plant Sale Rejected by City Council
The Batesville City Council rejected an $18,000 proposal to dispose of the gas plant after an engineer’s survey and a governor’s note that keeping the service would incur prohibitive costs. The dispute centers on gas shortages, the plant’s true value, and whether the piping and facilities justify any sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Gas Company
Commercial Club
M. F. Bohland
Goodrich
Bohland
Long Illness Fatal to Batesville Man Henry Feinthal
Henry Feinthal died after a long illness at sixty living south of the city. A meat cutter by trade he came to Batesville from Cincinnati in 1918 to work at Michael Benz Meat Market and later lived on a farm south of town. He suffered cancer of the glands, had surgery last September, spent winter in Tennessee with his daughter Mrs. Germo, and died last Wednesday. Funeral at his sister Mrs. Sipple’s home in Cincinnati Saturday with interment at Spring Grove Cemetery. He is survived by a wife five sons and two daughters, with many relatives and friends mourning the loss.
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Henry Feinthal
Batesville
Cincinnati
Michael Benz
Tennessee
Germo
Sipple
Spring Grove
Stockinger Named Noblesville Superintendent
W A Stockinger longtime Marion high school principal was chosen Monday night as Noblesville schools superintendent. He succeeds A C Payne who recently resigned to lead Connersville schools. Stockinger oversaw Rush County schools earlier and has taught across Indiana for 25 years, a Laughery Township native with broad local ties.
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W. A. Stockinger
Marion
Noblesville
A. C. Payne
Connersville
Stockinger
Rush County
Indiana
Indianapolis News
Laughery Township
Mailing list date correction notice to readers
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Attend district meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary
Mesdames Mary A. Mitchell Mary Dietz Elizabeth Fischer Catherine Kirschbaum Cecilia Bettice and the Miases Rose Drescher Johanna Luesse Marie Luesse Stella Vascou Clara Fischer Cleona Gauck Margaret Firsich Esther and Adeline Thiel attended the district meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary at Greensburg on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Mitchell
Mary Dietz
Elizabeth Fischer
Catherine Kirschbaum
Cecilia Bettice
Rose Drescher
Johanna Lueses
Marie Luesse
Stella Vascou
Clara Fischer
Cleona Gauck
Margaret Firsich
Esther and
Adeline Thiel
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Greensburg
Batesville Telephone dispute seeks rural rate cuts
A five member committee report to Batesville Commercial Club proposes rural rate cuts for farmers paying $1 a month while city patrons keep existing charges. The city council directs city attorney to pursue a proportional reduction to protect Batesville residents, though the telephone manager says no PSC request will be made to lower city rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Bohland
Batesville Commerial Club
Batesville Telephone Company
Commercial Club
Batesville Commercial Club
Farmers’ Committee
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Public Service Commission of
Indiana
Public Service Commission
Batesville
Schultz
Double Tragedy in Southern Ripley County
In Shelby Township near New Marion, John Hallet shot neighbor L. C. Matthews seven times, then killed himself with strychnine. Matthews, 56, had been released recently from Cragmont State Hospital after a year as a patient. Matthews' daughter had sworn out an affidavit against Hallet, leading to the deadly sequence in a rural Indiana community.
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Shelby
John Hallet
Indianapolis News
Versailles
L. C. Matthews
Matthews
New Marion
Hallet
Edward Matthews
Thomas Harper
Southeastern Indiana Hospital For
Cragmont
Mrs. Charles Bischen Recovering From Gall Stones Operation
Friends report Mrs. Charles Bischen is recovering after an operation for gall stones at Betts Street Hospital in Cincinnati last Friday. Doctors say the procedure was phenomenal, removing five hundred seventy five stones, an unprecedented count in their experience.
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Charles Bischen
Betts Street Hospital
Cincinnati
Farley’s Colored Jazz Band Plays St Clair’s Hall Dance
James Withers presents a midsummer dance at St. Clair’s Hall on Wednesday night July 28 featuring Harry Farley’s Colored Jazz Band from Indianapolis. Endurance and pop leaders, the band performs from 8 15 to 12 15. Dancing prices are 1.25 per couple, 55 cents for unaccompanied ladies, 36 cents for spectators. Everybody welcome.
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James Withers
St. Clair’s Hall
Harry Farley
Indianapolis
Dance at Batesville Fair Grounds Next Saturday Night
Attend the big dance at the Batesville Fair Grounds next Saturday evening July 24 with Brookville Jazz Band. Refreshments of all kinds. Dancing tickets 60 cents for gents and 50 cents for ladies, including war tax. rural charges apply per current rate schedule.
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Batesville Fair Grounds
Brookville
Third Time The Charm For Huntersville Specials Victory
The Huntersville Batesville Specials won their third game of the season last Sunday, scoring nineteen runs against the Huntersville Flats who managed five. Stanley Hoene debuted as a wing artist for the Specials, Carl Brockman homered, Art Rudolph made a circus catch, and Jake Beverman umpired. Next Sunday the Flats host the Specials at Otto Wissel farm hoping for a reversal.
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Huntersville
Stanley Hoene
Specials
Carl Brockman
Babe Ruth
Carl
Art Rudolph
Alfred Thie
Schimpke
Art Thie
Wissel
Jake Beverman
Otto Wissel
Operation restores mobility for Louisa Belter in Mansfield
Ben Belter and his daughter Miss Louisa returned Tuesday evening from Mansfield Ohio where Miss Louisa underwent an operation at City Hospital. Her right foot had long caused pain and was amputated just above the ankle on June 10. She spent a week in the hospital and has now returned home with relief and gratitude for the support shown by friends and relatives.
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Ben Belter
Mansfield
Ohio
Miss Louisa
City Hospital
Otto Krebs
Louisa
Painful Woods Accident Injures Wilbur Kile
Wilbur Kile suffered a severe axe injury while working in the woods about a mile west of Peppertown last Friday. A limb blocked the blade, slicing a four inch gash into the arch of his left foot and severing a small artery,requiring immediate care at Dr. Gibson's office. His recovery proceeds slowly with significant pain and a lengthy healing period ahead.
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Wilbur Kile
Peppertown
Wilbur
Attend Grieshop Funeral Draws Distant Relations
Attendees at the Frank Grieshop funeral last Friday included the Misses Anna and Catherine Grieshop Mr and Mrs Bert Youngman of Shelbyville Mrs Joseph Luchte and Josephine Carney of Oldenburg Mr and Mrs Joseph Eckstein and family of St Nicholas Mrs John Hirt of Cincinnati Mrs George Schutte and son Edward Mrs Theo Brue and daughter Anna Mr Henry Hoegeman and daughter Margaret all of Covington Ky Mr and Mrs Lou Hunt and family of North Deer Park Ohio and Mr and Mrs George Menzie and family of Greensburg.
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Frank Grieshop
Anna
Catherine Grieshop
Bert Youngman
Shelbyville
Joseph Luchte
Josephine Carney
Oldenburg
Joseph Eckstein
St. Nicholas
John Hirt
Cincinnati
George Schutte
Edward
Theo
Brue
Henry Hoegeman
Margaret
Covington
Lou Hunt
North Deer Park
Ohio
George Menzie
Greensburg
Convention Picture of State Legion Delegates at Evansville
A striking gallery photo displays the second state convention of the American Legion in Evansville Indiana. Bearl Kleiner, representative of Prels Bland Post, owns the image and is easily spotted among the delegates in the foreground at Blank's Pharmacy display.
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the American Legion
Evansville
Ind
Blank
Bearl Kleiner
Prels-Bland Post
Earl
Waldron Falls to Athletes in Narrow Nine Inning Loss
The Athletes defeat Waldron four to one at the Fair Grounds as Harold Wolf hurled a seven year no loss game. Waldron finally scored in the ninth on a passed ball and a single, with Schreiber's miscue aiding. Return clash set for next Sunday at Waldron.
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Waldron
Fair Grounds
Harold Wolf
Harold
Schreiber
Karbowski
Luhring
Wolf
Lefer
Waldronite
Art
Births of the Week Record at Local Hospital
To Matthew West and wife, on Friday July 16, a girl. To Monroe Wonning and wife, on Saturday July 17, a boy. To Anthony Weberding and wife, on Sunday July 18, a boy. There is only one kind of Prints worth anything the right.
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Matthew West
Monroe Wonning
Anthony Weberding
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Abrhpoa E Weigel
Fritsch
Nee
Bloemer
Brewer
Ates
Meyer
E. Wernke
HPO
AE Ball
Batten Eeee
Lambert
Crouse
Sacrifice Hill
Scott
Ball
FE. Wernke
Brackman
Terry and
Hunter
City Patrons of Telephone Co
City of
Ripley
Sheriff Harper
Farley
Colored Jazz
Grieshop
AB RH
Taylor
Vps
Brummer
Robinson
Rf Reiber
Renee
Beens
Leffler
Brown
Reever
Kelly
Dake
Aurine
Fischer
Meals
Welb
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