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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

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Memorial Day Observed With Fitting Exercises

Memorial Day services at Gibson Theatre honor soldiers who died for freedom. Judge Raymond S. Springer of Connersville spoke on citizenship duties and Americanism, with G. A. R. and American Legion units laying flowers at St. John's Cemetery.

Gibson Theatre Batesville America Wissie American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Legion and Auxiliary H. J. Walsman Flanders Fields Heltzel M. F. Bohland Raymond S. Springer Connersville Springer Stroehtein St. John’s Cemtery Auxiliary

Luther League Social at Huntersville School Grounds

A large crowd attended the Luther League Social at the Huntersville School grounds last Saturday evening hosted by St. John's Luther League. Hot lunch and refreshments were served and music provided by St. John's Orchestra.

Huntersville School St. John’s Luther League St. John's Orchestra

Bankers Hear Large Milan Meeting Address by Bowers

The Indiana Bankers Association Group Six met in Milan with nearly six hundred bankers and guests attending a morning banquet and business session. C M Bowers of Milan gave the welcome on behalf of the Ripley County Bankers Association noting Ripley banks hold 5 592 393 dollars in resources and no depositor has ever lost a dollar. Thomas Laws of the State Bank of Milan was elected president for the coming year.

Indiana Bankers’ Association Minogeo Milan C. M. Bowers Ripley County A. B. Wycoff Thomas Laws State Bank of Association

Versailles Tornado Damages Town and Farmland

A western tornado hit Versailles and nearby areas shortly after noon on Thursday. Strong winds uprooted trees blew off roofs and damaged buildings while heavy rain flooded homes. Crops gardens and livestock suffered. no fatalities reported, but power lines were down leaving the town without lights for a month or more.

Versailles

Fire Slightly Damages Roof During Memorial Exercises

A fire damaged the roof of John Gauck’s residence Tuesday morning while memorial exercises were underway at the Gibson Theatre. Fire Chief Brummer and many firemen were at the event. the apparatus arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze with chemicals. A defective flue caused the fire, but prompt action prevented major damage.

John Gauck Gibson Theatre Brummer

League Schedule Change Forces Reduction in Clubs

Officials of the Southern Indiana Base Ball Association meet in Greensburg and cut the league from ten to eight clubs with Madison expelled and Rushville withdrawing. The schedule shifts as Batesville hosts Hope at Liberty Park, replacing the Madison trip.

Southern Indiana Base Ball Association Greensburg Madison Rushville Batesville Hope Liberty Park

Greensburg Player Breaks Leg in Sunday Game

Dan Jenkins of Newcastle captain and center fielder for the Greensburg Eagles broke his left leg sliding into second base in the sixth inning during the Greensburg versus Southside Turners game. He was a heavy hitter and led the Eagles in batting. Joe Hahn, Greensburg’s other center fielder, recently broke his ankle.

Dan Jenkins Newcastle Greensburg Eagles Eagles Turners Indianapolis Joe Hahn Jenkins Shelbyville Leach Reis Aece C. Schott Bloemer Karr Schaeffer Lightner J. Schott Ray Fritsch Wintz Flagler

School Picnic and Social at St. Louis Church Lawn

A picnic for St. Louis school children was held on the church lawn last Saturday with many older residents attending in the evening.

St. Louis

Woodmen Camp 3810 Holds Special Meeting June 3

Notice announces Home Sweet Home Camp No. 3810 of Woodmen holding a special meeting Saturday evening June 3. The Osgood team will confer degrees on six candidates. Members urged to attend. Edward Fecher, Vice Commander.

Home Sweet Home Camp No Osgood Edward Fecher V. C

Notice to Public on Motor Car Company Interest Sale

Owner Frank Heppner announces purchase of Clem Raver's interest in the Heppner Raver Motor Car Company. All company accounts are payable to Frank Heppner at the Oldenburg Garage in Oldenburg.

Clem Raver Heppner-Raver Motor Car Company Oldenburg Frank Heppner

Golden Wedding Celebrated After Fifty Years of Marriage

A Cincinnati couple celebrated their golden wedding at St. Louis Church after fifty years from their original May 28 1872 ceremony at St. Anthony's. Joseph Firsich born 1849 in Bavaria and Mary Crusa born 1849 in Indiana renewed their vows in a High Mass with grandchildren as attendants. The event drew all seven children and many relatives, with a family reunion atmosphere, gifts of gold, and salutes from friends and a large guest list across Indiana Kentucky and Ohio.

St. Anthony’s Church Cincinnati Father Ulrich Joseph Firsich Mary Crusa Mrs. Firsich St. Louis Church Adelbert Pius St. Louis Firsich America St. Peters Highland Township N. J. Fehlinger Joseph Boehmer Batonville North Vernon William Stapelkamper Sam Jenkins Elizabeth Bauman Mary Stapelkamper Indianapolis Thomas Brown Newport

Becks Embark on Zarah Temple Shrine Tour West

Mr and Mrs George H Beck depart next Tuesday for a Shrine tour to San Francisco for the 48th Imperial Council session. The trip includes visits to Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods Pike's Peak Royal Gorge and stops in Salt Lake City Feath er River Canyon San Francisco Mt Tamalpais Santa Barbara Los Angeles Catalina Island San Diego and the Grand Canyon with a return via New Mexico Arizona and Kansas City. They expect to be away until late June.

George H. Beck San Francisco Cal Zarah Temple Imperial Council of the Mystic Shriners Shriners Vernon Hinkle Colorado Springs Garden of the Gods Pike's Peak Royal Gorge Tennessee Pass Salt Lake City Saltair Beach Feather River Canyon Mt. Tamalpais California Santa Barbara Los Angeles Santa Catalina Island San Diego Tia Juana Old Mexico Grand Canyon Arizona Albuquerque New Mexico Kansas City Beck

Dr Timmermann Leaves Batesville for Kokomo Optics Firm Move

Dr R J Timmermann who bought the optical department of the Boston Store at Kokomo moved his household goods by truck and left Batesville to start a new home in Kokomo. His rooms will be taken by O J Lider and family.

R. J. Timmermann Boston Kokomo Batesville Timmerman’s O. J. D. Lider

Man Struck on Overhead Bridge by Train-Watching Incident

John McGarry was badly bruised after being struck by a car on an overhead bridge last Sunday while watching a train. He stepped into the roadway within the car’s path, heard the engine late, and suffered only soreness with no broken bones.

John McGarry John

Fire damages Osgood light plant roof and equipment

A late Sunday fire heavily damages the electric light plant at Osgood. The overheated exhaust pipe from an oil engine is blamed for igniting the roof, causing extensive damage and leaving the town without light until repairs are completed.

Osgood

Mrs Barbara Meyer Breaks Hip At Son’s Home

Mrs Barbara Meyer 94 fell in her room at her son Frank Meyer’s home early Tuesday breaking a bone in her hip. The injury is serious due to her advanced age and she faces significant pain and suffering from the fracture.

Barbara Meyer Frank

Mutual Farmers Fire Insurance Meeting at Cross Roads

The annual meeting of the Mutual Farmers Fire Insurance Company will be held at the school house at Cross Roads on Saturday June 3 at 2 00 oclock. John Korte secretary.

The Mutual Farmers’ Fire Insurance Company Cross Roads

Appreciation for Batesville Fire Department Help

The Gack family thanks the Batesville Fire Department and all responders for their prompt and efficient aid during a Tuesday morning fire. They credit timely action with limiting property loss and preventing total destruction of their home.

Batesville

Public Sale of Household Goods at Mrs Samms Home

A public auction of household goods will be held at the residence on South Main Street this Saturday June 10 starting at 1 30 p m Mrs M L Samms acts as auctioneer and owner of items.

South Main Street M. L. Samms

St Pauls Ladies Plan Bazaar and Social at Cross Roads

The St Pauls Ladies Society hosts a bazaar and social at Cross Roads on Thursday June 8 with refreshments and lunch served at 5 00 PM. Attending are Mrs Lulu Schmidt and daughter Lenore Mr and Mrs Leonard Schmidt Mr and Mrs Wesley Schoup of Dayton Kentucky Mr and Mrs William Egtehoff of Pawnee City Nebraska Mr and Mrs Charles Crusa and daughter Bertha near Saint Marys and Mrs Elizabeth Meyer of Oldenburg.

St. Paul's Lulu Schmidt Lenora Leonard Schmidt Wesley Schoup Dayton, Ky William Egtehoff Pawnee City Neb Charles Crusa Bertha Near St. Mary's Elizabeth Meyer Oldenburg

Piano Tuning in Batesville Area Around June 10

A piano tuner will be in Batesville and vicinity around June 10. Persons seeking tuning service should contact Mrs. M. J. Baas at phone 215-3 rings for arrangements.

Batesville M. J. Baas

Free Movie Tickets With Flour Purchase Offer

A promotion offers a free movie ticket with every 24 pound sack of Betsey's Best or Seal of Indiana Flour. Customers are invited to ask for tickets at checkout.

Indiana

Big Dance at Liberty Park Opens Seasonal Series

The opening dance at Liberty Park is set for Saturday evening June 3 to kick off the season with music and social events for residents and visitors.

Liberty Park

Batesville Wins Sunday But Loses Tuesday Game

Local notes show Batesville split a pair with Shelbyville on Sunday and Brookville, winning 4 to 1 on Tuesday. Umpire decisions sparked protest from Batesville leadership, who expect a board ruling within ten days amid a pitchers duel between Leach and Reis and a cleanly played Shelbyville game.

Batesville Shelbyville Biltz Brookville Brookvile Schuck Board of Governors League

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Luther League Social Masons Eastern Stars Harry Gelvin Will Batesville Lodge E. B. Schultz Wilbur Robinson Sunman Lodge W. B. Rimstidt Greensburg Lodge D. W. Blackmore Sunman Louis Belter William Behlmer Harry C. Canfield D. McCallum West Osgood Light Plant Insurance Company Meeting John Korte Columbus Greenwood Hope Sinnaba Bend Azo Greenwood Jasco Eageeerenans Nancy Teeters Ease Luhring
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