Rural Mail Carriers Meet in Batesville with Local Games
The Rural Mail Carriers Association of Ripley County met in Bedl mer Hall Batesville on a national holiday with small attendance. Officers included President Charles Schermer Milan and Vice President George Keasens Batesville. Reports cover local baseball games Ramblers vs Millhousen and Decoration Day ceremonies at Batonville with parade, speeches, and veterans tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Bedblmer Hall
Batesville
Charles Schermer
Milan
George Wheeler
Osgood
George Keasens
Batonville
Carriers Green
Cross Plaine
Schermer
Susman
Brinkman
Stahleys
Schultz
W. J. Schultz
Greenfield
Ind
Louis Goyert
George Kessens
Jed Brinkman
John Stahley
Sunman
C. G. Martin's
Marriage Licenses and Injunction Notes From Court House
Marriage licenses listed for Bernard Bultman and Ida G. Smith, Otto F. Riebel and Bertha R. Matz, Henry A. Franke and Clara Krummel, Harry Lee Pohlman and Francee C. Schene, Herman Steingrauber and Lillian M. Trader, Adam Bischoff and Carrie Treverman. Also noted is Martin L. McNeelan et al. trustee of Holton M. E. church on Philip Smith with an injunction from attending church. Creath & Huntington, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Bultman
Batesville
Ida G. Smith
Napoleon
Otto F. Riebel
St. Magdalene
Bertha R.matz
New Marion
Henry A. Franke
Spades
Clara Krummel
Morris
Harry Lee Pohlman
Bateenville
Francee C. Schene
Herman Steingrauber
Friendship
Lillian M. Trader
Osgood
Adam Bischoff
Carrie Treverman
Martin L. McNeelan
Holton M. E
Philip Smith
Creath & Huntington
Tragic Scalding Death Of Dierckman Child
The two year old child of John Dierckman and wife of R R J Morris fell into a bucket of boiling water while its mother washed. The injuries were fatal, and the child died last Thursday. It was buried at St. Mary's Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dierckman
R. R. J. Morris
St. Mary's
Wool Wanted at Once by Eastern Dealers
Large wool buyers seek 60,000 pounds immediately with contracts from major eastern dealers. Top market price offered. Bring in your wool and junk to 4t N. E. Gregory Meyer Building near the passenger depot.
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N. E. Gregory
Meyer Bldg
Memorial Services for Eagles Aerie in Batesville
Batesville Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles to hold memorial services Sunday June 8 at City Hall. Members assemble at 1 30 p m at the Aerie and march via Boeringer Walnut Catherine Main to City Hall. Memorial address by Edgar E Hite of Greensburg. Everyone invited.
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Batonville
G. A. R. Hall
Lehmkuehler
Pearl and
Walnut
Main
Maplewood Avenue
M. E
Red Men
Red Men Lodge
Dr. Martin
Hillenbrand
Order of Eagles
Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Batesville Aerie
Order For Eagles
City Hall
the Aerie
Aerie
Boeringer Street
Catherine
Edgar E. Hite
Greensburg
Batesville Gun Club concludes with 26 possible score
The Batesville Gun Club held a bieworthy shoot at the Fair Grounds Sunday with scores out of 26. Participants listed include Paul Miller, A. Kops, F. Brummer, H. Reidenbach, John Hughes, and Dick Lightner. Next shoot set for Sunday, June 16. Theo Templeton and wife visited their son Vero, acting Morris agent in Chas. Goldschmidt’s absence due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Gun Club
Bieworthy
Fair Grounds
Paul Miller
A. Kops
F. Brummer
H. Reidenbach
John Hughes
Dick Lightner
Theo
Templeton
Vero
Morris
Chas. Goldschmidt
Leaving for Hyde Park Cincinnati Misses Beckman
Friends note the departure of Misses Wisie Laura and Alvina Beckman for a new home in Hyde Park Cincinnati after eight years with J. H. Wenning and family. Their father Jed Beckman plans to join them. Mrs Wenning and Elsie have been with G. W. Johanning family. The girls, active in St. Mark's Sunday School and League, will be missed. Also, four year old George Romweber was scratched after a fall from a laundry wagon step.
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Wisie
Laura
Alvina Beckman
Hyde Park Cincinnnati
Alvina
J. H. Wenning
Misa Elsie
G. W. Johanning
Jed Beckman
Hyde Park
Iommon
St. Mark's
City
City Council Action on Garbage Cans Sparks Inquiry
A Batesville business letter questions whether residents must buy a specific garbage can chosen by the city. The writer notes samples were shown at a council meeting and asks if the public is compelled to purchase the designated can, arguing for freedom to supply alternatives approved by other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Canbelh
Cincinnati
Indianapois
License Protested Over Moeller Liquor Renewal
Mike Bohland A 5 Wycoff Henry Moeller and Martin Bedel of Morila traveled to Versailles with Ed Ambrecht as chauffeur to protest the renewal of Henry Moeller's liquor license. The protest, filed with the Board of County Commissioners, argues Batesville is limited to five saloons under the Proctor law. The Board granted the license conditionally awaiting the Circuit Court decision in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Bohland
Wycoff
Henry Moeller
Martin Bedel
Morila
Versailles
Pohlar
Ed Ambrecht
Board of County Commissioners
Moeller
Batesville
Circuit Court
Epworth League Hosts Pleasant Evening at Schultz Home
The G. M. E. Epworth League enjoyed an evening at Wesley J. Schultz's home last Thursday. The meeting opened with business, followed by a program featuring outside contributors. Refreshments were served, and attendees departed satisfied with the social fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. E. Epworth
Wesley J. Schultz
Pohlman and Schene to Marry at St Louis Church Wednesday
In this notice Harry Lee Pohlman and Miss Frances Schene will be united in matrimony at St Louis church on Wednesday morning. Attendants named are Florence Fisher and Milas Cora Engel. May good luck attend their married life. Also a gold sword shaped pin with ball and chain was found between Milan and Batesville. Return to the office for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Arndt
St. John’s Ev
Theo. Arndt
Wiggerman
Fenntown
Young Peoples‘ Society
St. John’s Church
Harry Lee Pohlman
Frances Schene
St. Louis Church
Florence Fisher
Milas Cora Engel
Milan
Batesville
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Ious
Aurora
Ramblers
Milihhousen
Ciphers
Hugo Benz
Enzinger
Dirscher
Wernke
Wolfe
Millhausen Boys
Moorman
Millhousen Boya
Millhousen
Leo Blankman
Feldman
Blankman
ST. John's Church
Middle Branch
New Pennington
China
Dashiel
Salem
ST. Mark’s Church
St. Mark’s
Krieger Grove
W. Platt
Flossie Ward
Peter Holzer
Holzer
Flag
Wo. Pratt
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Miss Ward
Schultz Brothers
Schultz Boys
Louis Fichtner
Wm. L. Krieger
Treas. Gauck
Main Street
Helen Street
Herald
Park Avenue
Barnhorst
Ef.c. Timmerman
Henry Dallman
John Nickel
C. J. Doll
John Woming
Star How. Co
Members of Fire Co
American la France Fire Engine Co
Harry Wernke
Chas. Wilson
Batesville Electric Light and Power Co
Edna May Bush
Jesse Rawlings
Adams Tp
James B. Shadday
Frank A. Manaugh
Cross Piaing
Rowland H. Jackson
O. P. Morton Wycoff
Parkway
Walter Lewis
Admi
John Winssor
James H. Wakefield
Sydney Smith
Voorhees G
Sande Et al
George Heimsath
Acre
Holton
C. P. Wycoff
Henry Watson
Calvin Skeen, Jr
Center and
Johnson Tos
Charles R. Shepherd
Bertha Bosse
Madison F. Holman
Clarence Sn
Franklin
Oagood
William Thomas
Admr
O. P. Humes
Shelby
Court House News
Eagles
Gun Club
Reeererereen Yy
Blank’s Pharmacy
Rexall Store
George Romweber
A. W. Romweber
Jackson
John H. Wilker &Co
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