Death notices and obituaries reported with sorrow
The piece records multiple deaths and funerals from the community. Herman Er, Olivia, and a 25 year old daughter of George M. are noted with services at St. Louis Church and interment at a cemetery. Spiegel family tributes follow, detailing Agnes and others, with ages and relatives mourned by a large circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M
Newpoint
Our City
Jage
Dayton
Batestorniog
Louia Church
Inter- Tech
Sebastian
Conducti Ces
Spiegel
Plegel
St. Louia du Manna
Witeh
Therine
Mary
George Sippel
Agnes
Mani
Preakley
Jan
Morain
Milan Mill and Elevator Promotes Farm Supplies and Services
The Milan Mill and Elevator advertises large stock of alfalfa seed sweet clover soy beans cow peas and more. It offers animal feeds, bran, shorts, digester tankage, calf meal and corn products plus convenient deposit accounts and high corn prices. It highlights Marvel Sweet Home Town Tak flour and free compressed yeast with flour, urging farmers to trade wheat or rye after harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGinty
Marvel
Sweet Home
Town
Filelechman
Milan
Batesville School Notes List Top-Performers by Class
Pupils across both buildings and all grades are named for punctual attendance in the year just closed. Old Building lists I and II Elma Winsor Kenneth Winsor Everett Haase Ralph Lightner Roy Hehler Harry Carel Grades III and V Sarah Brook ing Martha Richter Arthur Richter Elmer Lightner Elitcher Harold Schultz Myrtle Tayor. New Building I II Marion Nickel Reuben Eichacker Alice Dunkin Dorothy Huffman Velva Brune Helen Silefert Karl Foerster Erwin Dallman Grades IIf and IIl Ear Kortum Pearl Foerster Frederick Kleiner Norma Behlmer Esele Becker Herbert Robinson Sydney Schreiber Virginia Mestemacher Ivy Wieman Grades V VI Geneva Dieck man Naomi Schreiber Cordilla Nickel Ora Kammeyer Lorena Fichter Sydney Behlmer Reuben Behlmer Grades VII VIII Arthur Dallman Ruth Kortum Albert Besh ea Emil Siebert Selma Taylor High School Norma Heinlein Leslie Taylor Philmer Ward Fred Meyer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Public Schedla
Elma Winsor
Kenneth Winsor
Everett Haase
Ralph Lightner
Roy Hbeler
Harry Carel
Sarah Brokering
Martha Richter
Arthur Richter
Elmer Lightner
Arthur [Ichtner
Harold Schultz
Myrtle Tayor
Marion Nickel
Reuben Eichacker
Alice Dunkin
Dorothy Huffman
Velva Brune
Helen Silefert
Karl Foerster
Erwin Dallman
Ear Kortum
Pearl Foerster
Frederick Kleiner
Norma Behlmer
Esele Becker
Herbert Robinson
Sydney Schreiber
Virginia Mestemacher
Ivy Wieman
Geneva Dieckman
Naomi Schreiber
Cordlla Nickel
Ora Kammeyer
Lorena Fichter
Sydney Behlmer
Reuben Behlmer
Arthur Dallman
Ruth Kortum
Albert Beshea
Emil Siebert
Selma Taylor
Norma Heinlein
Lesle Taylor
Philmer Ward
Fred Meyer
Graduation Exercises at St Clair’s Ball
Last Thursday night the high schools held graduation exercises at St Clair’s Ball in front of a large crowd. The speaker missed his train, so Rev. A. E. Gringle replaced him and delivered a well received lecture on Efficiency. Graduates received their diplomas amid congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clairr
Clana
A. E. Gringle
Barta
Atépe
Wubion
Sebastian Ehrbacher
Herman Ehrbacher
Sebastian
Wuestefeld-Huenefeld Wedding at St Anthony Morris
Miss Emma Wuestefeld and Frank Auenefeld of Morris wed at St Anthony's church Morris in a Wednesday ceremony. After services the couple celebrated at the bride's parents country home with feasting and merrymaking as they began their new life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wuestefeld
BR. R
Frank Auenefeld
Morris
St. Anthony's Church
Philip Wuestefeld
Thanks of August Willich Post to local groups for Memorial Day work
The August Willich Post No 115 G A R thanks Father Pulgence Knights of St John Modern Woodmen Red Men Eagles and other Batesville citizens for traplendid work on Memorial Day. Joseph I Fritch Jr and family spent weekend with Billman family at Milan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Willich
Dept. Ind
Father Pulgence
Knights of St. John
Red Men
Eagles
Batesville
Ward
Car Crash Near Brookville Ends With Narrow Escape
Four Morris men returning from a Brookville ball game in Frank Kellerman’s car struck a water break on a 20 mph stretch. The radius rod broke, sending the vehicle down a 35 foot embankment toward a canal. The left front wheel failed, stopping the car near Brookville. All survived with minor injuries, and rescue arrived by 8:30, reaching Batesville by 11 p.m. The ride down a 36 foot high, 35 degree slope felt like a leap into eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kellerman
Leo Benz
Boehmer
William Easinger
Joe Pierpont
Morris
Brookville
Frank
Batenville
Arthur Carter
Batesville
In Memoriam Euphemia J. McCallum Comes Home
A tribute by Emma King Bonham marks Euphemia J. McCallum being brought back to her childhood home for burial. The poem laments her return, describes May sunshine and wildwood shade, and speaks of farewell, rest, and the soul’s progress to its Maker.
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Euphemia J. McCallum
Emma King Bonham
May
Decoration Day Observed by St John’s Sunday School
In Huntersville last Sunday afternoon the St. John's Sunday School Ladles' Society and Young Peoples' Society held Decoration Day. They formed a procession at the church, marched to the cemetery with Eureka band music, laid flowers on graves, and heard a memorial sermon by the pastor for the deceased, before a large attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John's RV. Luth
Huntereville
Young Peoples’ Society
Batesville Circuit
Middle Branch
New Pennington
Batesville
New Point Thureday
Batonsville
Chester Stockinger
F. M.S
Brotherhood Society
Henry Smith
District Epworth League
Greensburg
Napoleon
St. John’s Sunday School
Ladles’ Society
Chhurch
Eureka Band
Permon
Installation of Pastor at Spades and Penn town
Rev. T. Arndt will preach at Spades on Sunday and consecrate his brother H. Arndt who leads the church at Spades and Penntown. Services begin at 10:00 a.m. in Spades and 2:00 p.m. in Penn town.
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ST. Mark’s Church
J. C. Wiegand
Hubbles Church
St. Mark's
T. Arndt
Spades
H. Arndt
Spades and
Penntown
Market Prices for Roots and Wool Include Batesville Notice
The market lists May apple root at per pound and green and dry varieties with prices. Wool is priced at per pound. Batesville’s N. E. Gregory notes highest market price for all kinds of medicinal roots. Remember the High School Library opens to the public Thursdays from 7:30 to 8:30.
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N. E. Gregory
Batesville
Decoration Day Exercises Draw Large Crowd and Praise
Decoration Day services in Sun day drew a large attendance and fitting tributes. G A R members attended St Louis church with eleven veterans in the procession. Father Fulgence delivered a memorial sermon and later spoke at the cemetery with the Eureka Band and a military band backing school children’s hymns and a ritual memorial. His Civil War history emphasis praised patriotism and loyalty.
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St. Louis
Father Fulgence
Post
Eureka
G.A. R
Fulgence
South
Europe
Welcome Home Wedding Party Parade in Dray Drawn by Groom
Otto Fritsch and bride returned from California for a welcome home hosted by K of C friends. About fifteen couples gathered at Jobo Bruewer’s home and paraded the newlyweds on a soap-bore dray through town led by Wrank Gauck, ending at the K of C Hall for festivities. The St Mark’s Church and Sunday School enjoyed a basket dinner picnic at Bent Grove last Monday. Mrs Frank Benteo and Milas Delorse Bardio of Letts and Mrs Virgil Wallace of Greensburg visited Mrs Geo and Mrs Shane Monday night.
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Otto Fritsch
Bride
Calfornia
K. of C
Jobo Bruewer
Charl
Wrank Gauck
K. of C. Hall
St. Mark’s
Bent Grove
Frank Benteo
Milas Delorse Bardiio
Letts
Virgil Wallace
Greensburg
Mre
Geo
Mra
Chai. Shane
Batesville Beats Brookville in Pitchers' Battle
Batesville failed to convert a strong fielding game into a win as Brookville edged ahead with a disputed fair call in the sixth. Enzinger and Hugo Benz sparked Batesville with timely hits, while Hart and Allen provided Brookville's runs and strong defense backed by solid pitching from Cooley.
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Baeneille
Brookville
Batesville
Gretran Scrose
Ensinger
Hugo Benz
Enstager
Brookeville
Hart
A. Benz
Dirschel
Butch Benz
Ginger
Shelbyville
Bate
Greensburg
Petersburg
P.O. A
Tryov
George
Allen
Peters
Gunther
Robinson
Everhart
Cooley
Batenville
Bart
Batch
Fox
Stalen
George Roblogon
Hollensbee
G. Benz
H. Benz
Dirachers
Bergen
Urat
Memorial exercises by Batesville Eagles at City Hall
Batesville Aerie No.1180 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles holds memorial exercises at Batesville City Hall on Sunday evening June 13. Rollin Turner of Greensburg will deliver the address. Members meet in the Aerie room at 7 p.m. then march to city hall led by the Eureka Band. Public invited. no admission. collection taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Rollin Turner
Greensburg
Aerie Room
Eureka Band
For Sale A Jersey Cow Fresh Produces 17 Lb Butter Weekly
A Jersey cow described as fresh is offered for sale. The notice states the animal yields about 17 pounds of butter per week and is associated with seller John Mencehofee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
John Mencehofee
Miss Della Showers Returns Home From Greensburg Visit
Miss Della Showers who had been staying with her uncle George for several days returned to her Greensburg home on Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Showers
George
Greensburg
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Eaper
Herman Ery
Olivia
St. Loula Church
Paster
Bia
Wuestefeld-Huenefeld
Josgph I. Fritch, Jr
Mr. Billman
Kellerman
H. A. Broadwell
Laula Unnoewehr
Epworth League
Frank Eibhacker
Bethany Church
A. E. Griogle
Gringle
Kate Meyer
Walter Meyer
Luther League
The
Lowis Catholic
Huntersville
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Tig Owio Valley
Tannesser
Sansey Wanther
San St A Comune
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