Time Table and Local Notices From Batesville Area
Western trains run daily with No 1 at 9 04 am No 5 at 451 pm and No 37 at 952 pm. Through tickets sold to all directions and baggage checked through. Local notices include visits, travel, sales pitches and school events in Batesville and nearby towns. Funeral attendances and school term ends are noted with community happenings and business ads.
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Charles J. Doll
Body of Sunman Man Found Near North Bend
The body of Ed Gutapple of Sunman was found Sunday morning at North Bend fourteen miles from where he died after falling from the L N bridge at Newport. He had been in the water since Wednesday at 10 a m and was in swollen condition. An undertaker from Cincinnati cared for the remains and they were shipped to Sunman for burial.
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Ed Gutapple
Sun- Man
Newport
Tribune
North Bend
Cincinnati
Sunman
Walsman’s offerings and local events townwide
Community notices include repairs at Walsman’s and rooms for rent through Fred Meyer. A busy social calendar features a St. Clair’s hall ball on June 7, Uncle Tom’s Cabin cast, a strawberry social at New Salem, and high school commencement at St. Mark’s Church. Names abound: Hahn, Wehmeyer siblings, Hassmer, Lizzie Kessing, Anna Hoyer, Inez Abbott, Nick Blank, J. H. Wilker & Co., and others from Greensburg, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Oldenburg, and Batesville.
Thankful tribute for John D. Thie
The family expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted during the illness and death of husband and father John D. Thie. They invoke a Bible verse and note they trust helpers will be rewarded. HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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John D. Thie
School board elects teachers by political lines
The board chose six teachers in a Tuesday session with votes split along party lines. Principals and room assignments favored incumbents and party allies while concerns were raised about licenses versus certificates. The piece notes approval of the process and cites a Thiel reference.
Notice of Dissolution of Schrader & Krieger
The firm Schrader & Krieger is dissolved. H. F. E. Schrader assumes sole control of the hardware dept and William Krieger takes charge of farm implement and machinery. Business continues at the old stand. Creditors urged to settle by June 14, 1902.
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Schrader & Krieger
H. F. E. Schrader
William Krieger
Clary-Smith Nuptials Celebrate June Union
On June 1 1902 at H J Walsman residence in Indiana A E Clary of Monroeville wed Lizzie Smith of Greensburg The ceremony drew family from Indianapolis including Mrs Clary and brothers Ollie and Charley Guests enjoyed a festive setup and happiness. the couple planned to reside in Monroeville following a visit to Indianapolis.
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H. J. Walsman
A. E. Clary
Monroeville
Ind
Charley
Indianapolis
Moiroeville
Local Notices and Advertisements From Shelbyville Area
Scouring by Mehlen the tailor. Piano or organ inquiries to Philip Boerstler. Misses Viola Hancock and Clara Stratemeyer visited Sunman. Portland cement for sale at Keepsie Bros for 3.00. Mrs. Henry Brokering visited Cincinnati relatives. George Meyers from Cincinnati visited his mother Mrs. Tressler. George Garteman and Henry Meyer spent day in Greensburg. Mrs. Frank Meblon visited Shelbyville relatives including Ralph Disser. Dennison family spent Decoration Day in Moore's Hill. Mr. Ward and family from Spades attended the decoration. Tobacco filler fertilizer touted for crops and insect control. Behrman & Wisman four passenger lawn swing $4.98. Hillenbrand & Mitchell Co. to show June 12 near Catholic church. 20 cents admission. Sons of Veterans of Shelbyville sent floral wreath for John Stowe's grave on Decoration Day.
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Sons of Veterans
Shelbyville
John Stowe
Local Notes Bring A Variety Of Visits And News
Many residents and guests are noted in a sequence of social updates. Visitors include Emil and Ed Zierer from Shelbyville, Frank Raver and wife from Oldenburg, and Miss Louisa Koester with Mrs. Wm. Meyerrose heading to Aurora and Milton Kentucky. A wedding at the Menchhofer home unites Flora Menchhofer and Albert Voege with a family reception.
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Louisa Koester
Wm. Meyerrose
Aurora
Milton, Ky
Henry Clausen
Frank Lebert
Susan
Ohio
Kentucky
Wm. Hammerle
Tolowa
Ill
John Menchhofer
Flora
Albert Voege
Freudenreich
Maggie Menchhofer
Bertha Schrader
Geo
Weber
Joe Schorr
Laughery Valley Fishing Club Ball At St Clair's Hall
The Laughery Valley Fishing Club hosts a ball on Saturday night June 7 at St. Clair's hall. All are invited. Proceeds go to charitable purposes. Music and refreshments will ensure enjoyment and good order.
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St. Clair's Hall
Laughery Valley
Silver Tea to Benefit St. Mark's Church
On June 12 the St. Mark's congregation hosts a silver tea at St. Clair's hall. A good program and refreshments are planned for all attendees to enjoy. Proceeds go to the church, aiding a worthy cause. Everyone is invited.
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St. Mark’s
St. Clair’s Hall
Honest Watch Recovered In Shelbyville Incident
In Shelbyville three years ago William Hammerle lost his watch during a Batesville clash. Albert Griffey Sr. returned the found watch to Hammerle’s representatives, noting repairs had been made and asking if three dollars would cover the bill, as Griffey’s family had shouldered the cost.
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Batesville
Shelbyville
William Hammerle
al Blank
Mr. Hammerle
Albert Griffey
Hank Schroeder
John Hammerle
Mr.Griffey
Notice of Partnership in Batesville Law Firm
The undersigned form a partnership for the practice of law in Batesville Indiana. Each member thanks the public for past support and asks you to visit the office formerly occupied by G W Gelvin, where one of us will handle any business entrusted, with vigor and promptness.
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Batesville
Ind
G. W. Gelvin
Laughery Valley Fishing Ball Aids Charity in St Clair
Notices urge attendance at a June 7 ball at St Clair's hall hosted by Laughery Valley Fishing Club to raise funds for charity. Obituary notes Mr John D Thie died at 66 years 8 months 6 days after rheumatic illness. wife and four children survive. burial at Huntersville cemetery with Rev Hahmann Arning officiating. funeral well attended.
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DiEp
John D. Thie
Thie
Huntersville
Vy. Hahmann Arning
Stars Defeat Athletics 7 to 3 in Batesville Showdown
Newport Kentucky's Athletics entered Batesville with eight wins but were toppled by the Stars 7 to 3. Roell’s pitching dazzled with twelve strikeouts and only three balls to outfield. Martin pitched well for the Athletics, yet lacked early run support as Oser umpired flawlessly. The Athletics, praised as gentlemen on a likely July 4 return, were efficient but unable to overcome Batesville’s strong defense.
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Athletics
Newport
Roell
Martin
Oser
Batesville
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