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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
4
The Batesville edition notes editorial battles over publishing ordinances and franchise actions, plus a rush of local notices. It lists residents visiting, trips to Cincinnati, Indianapolis, and Rising Sun, and a new soda fountain opening at Blank’s Pharmacy with carnations for the ladies.
On May 2 at six in the morning John Moeller of Oldenburg married Miss Kate Knapmeyer of Covington in the Mother of God church Covington Ky. The couple, with witnesses Fred Moeller and Miss Anna Klausing, visited Oldenburg that evening and plan to live in Covington. Best wishes from the Tribune.
Local notes report Rev Vawter filled his regular appointment at the New Pennington church Sunday. An event at Parmer Threshing Co near Joe Parmer involved a gathering and property damage. The Parmer family and Miss Effie Parmer are mentioned in scattered fragments.
The clipping lists numerous individuals visiting Cincinnati and nearby towns on various days from Saturday to Thursday. It records travels to Lawrenceburg, Indianapolis, Fremont, Denia, Prescot, and Morris with mentions of attending auto races, school commencements, and relatives, plus a farm land ad by Timmerman & McCallum near Milhousen with acreage and features.
Notice states regular teachers exams occur on the last Saturday of July at Versailles and the last Saturdays of June and August at Osgood Examinations for non commissioned high school students on the first Friday of June High school equivalency tests will be held with the regular teachers exams HALE BRADT County Superintendent.
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