Milan, Batesville Lead In Southern Indiana League Debut
Decoration Day opening of the Southern Indiana League saw Batesville beat Osgood 7 to 3 then split with them after a close loss. Milan tops the standings after winning both season openers against Newpoint, 8 to 3 and 2 to 0, with strong pitching by Johnson and Brunz. City notes include orchard demonstrations planned under Clore law funding, with Ripley county allocating funds for institutes and cooking demos pending council approval.
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Batesville
Osgood
Milan
Newpoint
Johnson
Aug
Cincinnati
Hornbach
Brunz
Billy Ludwig
Jobo Meyer
Pete Holzer
Pepe
Latta
Purdue Unoiversity
Purdue
Ripley
Cross Road
Ripley Co
Farmers’ Institute
Ramblers Win Hot Contes t on Local Diamond
Ramblers edge Millbousen 2 to 1 in a late inning thriller. Enzinger Burst and A Heugel had two base hits, while L Benz and Blankman combined for eight and thirteen strikeouts respectively. Umpires Lightner and Green officiated as Svor, er Wa and Burst logged the day’s blur of errors and runs.
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Ramblers
Millbousen
Innig
Huntie
Sgl
Lindenmaier
Millhausen
Ramblera
Enzinger
Burst
A. Heugel
Bavee
H. Benz
Unzinger
Schenkel
Scheidler
L. Benz
L. Blankman
Blankman
Balk — Blankman
Lightner
Green
Svor
er—Wa
Lawn Fete By St. Marys Church At Grose Road
A lawn fete will be hosted by the Young People’s Society of St Mary’s Church at Grose Road featuring a variety of scents and refreshments. Proceeds aid city outreach efforts and community programs.
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People’s Society
the St
Grose
Nadayy Jane
Rural Carriers Meet at Milano Thanksgiving Session
Rural Free Delivery carriers held their semi annual meeting at Milan o. President Chas Schermer opened the session with the business program and state communications read by secretary Rose M Stahley. Louis Goyert led active discussions. An auto caravan including Louis Goyert Geo Kessens Harry Borenell and Win Bruno enjoyed the ride. A sumptuous dinner hosted by Mr Schermer followed. The delegate to the state convention was chosen and the group adjourned to meet at Osgood on Thanksgiving Day.
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Maj
Milano
Chas
Scherme
Rose M. Stahley
Louis Goyert
Ratesville Carriera
Geo. Kessens
Harry Borenell
Win
Bruno
Schermer
Cardera
Osgood
Gun Club Score Sees Players From Local Team
The Gun Club reports a score tally out of twenty with Harry Reidenbach R J Timmerman and Raul Miller aiding August Belter. Firemen’s celebration and other factors reduced turnout. One top shooter will be penalized by unfavorable wind, plans to return when conditions improve. Next Sunday a shotgun cleaning rod prize will honor the shooter with the highest run of broken targets. No admission to watch the shoot. ball game attendees pay at the gate. A strong crowd is expected.
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Harry Reidenbach
R. J. Timmerman
Raul Miller
August Belter
Memorial Service For Woodmen Camp Next Sunday
Notice to Woodmen announces a memorial service at the local hall in the Behlmer building next Sunday at 2 p m. The program includes a song quartet recitation by Luella Winsor an address by D E Moore another quartet and a series of audience responses with named participants from Oldenburg Todlaappolia and other locales.
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Behlmer
Luella Winsor
D. E. Moore
A. B. Wycott
Firemen Celebrate Silver Anniversary in Batesville
Last Saturday in Batesville featured a Firemen's Silver Anniversary parade led by the Eureka Brass Band and city officials. A large audience attended an operetta The Crowning of the Gypsy Queen, with a Cincinnati orchestra and Batesville musicians, drawing about 700 paid admissions.
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Eureka Brass Band
Hillenbrand
K. of P
Redmen
George Cleveland
Fire Prevention Bureau
Cincinnati
Batesville
Milan
Tod
Michael Buhland Gove
Eureka Band Plans Weekly Saturday Concerts
The Eureka Band will present its second concert of the season Saturday night at the corner of Walnut and George Streets. Future programs are planned weekly on Saturdays, weather permitting, with notices in the paper. The program includes marches, medleys, and selections, plus a boat and river theme during the Mississippi River setting. Herman Siebert and wife hosted a 14th anniversary gathering with many relatives and friends.
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Eureka
Walnut
George Streets
Irish Brigade
Julie W. Castor Mediey
H. Hall
B. Blanke
National Guards of
Arlee
Zubin
Durkies
Lattop
Mississippi River
Arkles
Designe
Old Kentucky
Darkies
Dark
Bierschen
Herman Siebert
Fred Siebert Sr
Fred Siebert Jr
Louis Heimanth
August Siebert
Albert Siebert
Fred Dleckman
Adolphada Walter Siebert
Miesea Anoa Korte
Lorena Behlmer
G M E Church Notes and Local Socials
G M E church notes announce Mrs Nocka s class missionary program at the church Wednesday eve with costumes All are welcome. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Dora Zierer s Thursday afternoon Epworth League social Friday at Wesley Schultz s home Sunday services as usual Mr Ritter and sister and John Hughes and wife drove to Indianapolis Thursday to see the speedway race Mrs Ritter and another remained in Indianapolis John Hughen and wife arrived by train Friday Memorial Day births: a girl to Albert Goldschmidt and wife on Thursday May 30th visitors Gale Moore and wife were guests Thursday
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Noka
M. E. Church
Fred G. Ritter
John Hughes
Indianapolis
Mr. Ritter
Speedway
Albert Goldschmidt
Card of Thanks from Mrs John Piomar and Fantty
Expresses sincere gratitude to all who aided during search for husband and in funeral rites. Wishes kindness be repaid. mentions George Hotepp and his parents as part of the remembrance.
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John Piormar
Fantty
Tly
Cine
George Hotepp
Clawatl
A Word to The Public From a Batesville Florist
A Batesville florist defends freshness and direct sourcing of flowers. He cites direct shipments from Newcastle and multiple growers, explains weather delays for warm weather, and asserts a policy of refunding or replacing non fresh blooms. He notes memberships, trade journals, and that he is listed in the American Florist Directory as Batesville's sole florist. He mentions offering Parasols and a visit by Henry Toerner of Covington, Ky., with local social notes following.
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Thial Hah
Green House
Newcastle
Ind
Batesville
Thesociety
American Fioriate
Germany
Cincinnati
Indianapolls
Detroit
Richmond
Chicago
Springfield
Ftortster
Election Notice for Building and Loan Directors
The Permanent Building and Loan Assomption will hold their annual meeting on Tuesday evening at 6 o clock to elect nine directors. Every member is requested to attend this meeting.
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Permanent Building and Loan Assomption
Ofclack
Post Expresses Thanks for Floral Offerings to Mayor Hillenbrand
August Wilteh Post No 175 G A R expresses gratitude to Mayor Hillenbrand for his beautiful floral offerings at the Decoration Day exercise. John Schultz visited Speldyville to stay with his children and went to Indianapolis for Decoration exercises. a burial is noted in Crown…
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Wilteh
Hillenbrand
John Schultz
Speldyville
Indianapolis
Crown Ail
Bie Ulece
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Eli Williams
Juanette Melson
Nannie
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James H. Wakefield
Bén Tangman
Versailles
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Thos. W. Laws
Washington
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Oscar Walton
New Marion
Samuel F. Neel
Harry A. Cass
Holton
Sallie EB. Laws
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Miguerette L. Coleman
Croas Platoa
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Robt
A. Borders
John Klusman
William A. Ehlers
Adams Tp
John 3. Schilling
Henry Schilling
Washington Tp
Louise Hoeferkamp
Alto Ansa Tebbing
Johnson Tp
Loutee Hoeferkamp
Alto
Mary Dresselhaus
Brown
Dallas Smock
Thomas Harmon
James Daugherty
Charles S. Gilderaleeves
George Colson
Isaac N. Walker
Lota
Ransell T. Olmsted
Wm. E. Lewis
Morton A. Hunter
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Ang Iba
Pidella
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W. & Berry
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Martha A. Dey
Ogood
Wiliam Kawmmin
Medora Raymond
Center
George B. Livingston
George Licking
Bud
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W. L. Pet
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Lawn Fete
Gun Club
Arthur Garter
Roman
Meyer
Lawrence
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Lawsence Dennett
Hary Lampley
G. A. BR. Post
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Corporation Fond
Hadgong Senag
Herald
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Echool Board
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Zhteke
Board of Health
Fred Schuerman
Kaiser Bron
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Big Four Stone Co
C. J. Dail
the Herald Publishing Co
Walter Fitch
Batesville Light & Power Co
John Nickel
John Schroeder
Rapid
Ktene
G. M. E. Church Notes
Gale/Moore
H. A. Kramer
Henry Toerner
Covington, Ky
Chae
Clarence Goyert
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