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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

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City Dads Meet in Regular Council Session

The Batesville city council convened with full attendance to approve minutes and hear department reports. Purchases included three carloads of crushed stone and a carload of paying brick from Brazil and St Paul. Bids for water main extension were awarded to Bourbon Copper and Brass Co. for 3130 dollars. The mayor formed a committee to attend the municipal league in Richmond on June 21 22 and 23 1910. Edward Timmerman was elected school trustee. The meeting recessed to June 20.

Brazil Newpoint St. Paul Gauck Corporation Fund Awezaeneds Waterworks Fund Streeb Fudd Cccscerecase Ecesaesens Bourbon Copper and Brass Co H. F., &. Schrader Drescher Marshal Obermeyer Henry Street Clausheide Ind Edward C. Timmerman John H. Schwartz Timmerman Big Four Stone Co Indiana C. J. Doll Howard Akers Nick Volz Indianapolis Commercial Herald Publishing Co Henry Obermeyer Batesville Bank

Local Notes From Cincinnati and Greensburg Visitations

Frank Gauck returned to Cincinnati Monday morning after spending Sunday with home folks. Mrs H F E Schrader and daughter Lotta visited Greensburg Saturday. Screen doors and windows at Thie and Schmocker s.

Frank Gauck Cincinnati H. F. E. Schrader Lotta Greensburg Thie and Schmocker’s

Logan Thackery Marries Miss Virginia Steele

The Cameron Daily News reports the marriage of Virginia Steele to J A Logan Thackery on May 29 at the bride’s aunt’s home in Cameron. Rev A R Liverett officiated. the couple will reside in Batesville Indiana after a wedding dinner with family.

Virginia Steele J. A. Logan Thackery Virginia Harris Thackery Batesville Indiana California Logan Thackery Cameron (Mo

Augustus Thie Found Dead in Hog Pen Near Enochsburg

Augustus Thie, 59, a respected farmer living 1.5 miles north of Enochsburg, collapsed while helping his brother repair a hog pen. His death was ruled a heart attack by the coroner. Funeral held at Knochsburg Friday morning.

Augustus Thie Enochsburg Augustus Knochsburg

Decoration at St John’s cemetery at Huntersville

St John’s Sunday School Ladies Society and Young People’s Society held annual decoration services at St John’s cemetery in Huntersville. Rev Steding delivered the memorial address and the Eureka Band provided suitable music. A large crowd attended and graves were appropriately decorated.

St. John’s

Shadday family travels long route for southern railroad

F W Shadday and family visited Shelby township after traveling from Greensburg to North Vernon and Dupont through four counties to reach a place in their own county. The event highlights the inconvenience caused by the lack of a southern railroad. Miss Clara Sand assists Morris post-office in Postmaster Goldschmidt and wife’s absence while they tour the West. Miss Elizabeth Bedel of Morris returns home after several days here.

F.W. Shadday Shelby Township Greensburg North Vernon Dupont Southern Clara Sand Morris Post-Office Goldschmidt West Elizabeth Bedel Morris

Karl Noelker Heads to Cleveland Then Berea Trip

Karl Noelker traveled from Cleveland on Saturday morning with a plan to proceed to Berea afterward.

Karl Noelker Cleveland Berea

LeRoys overpower Brookville in fast ball clash

LeRoys routed Brookville 9 to 2 as Bohland struck out 13 over seven and two thirds. Parsons Hotopp and Nickel led with hits. Parson and Waddell stole bases. Lorenz pitched well for the visitors until the eighth. LeRoys plan a return game in Brookville next Sunday seeking another victory.

Brookville Franklin County LeRoys Our Boys Parsons Fritsch Nickel Hotepp Bohland Lorenz Hotopp W. Waddell Obermeyer M. Weigel Wernke A.B H. P.O A. E. Obermeyer Meyer Ee Nickel Weigel Nape Eee R. Pva Humig Scherer Lf Hora Stele Ce Robinson Siebert H. Waddell Hamilton

Fred Brummer Hurt Cranking Gas Engine at Batesvill

Fred Brummer suffered a bruised right wrist and a dislocated bone after the gasoline engine he was starting at Batesvill Gas Co. kicked back. The incident occurred last Friday and left him with a sore arm likely to keep him sidelined for some time.

Fred Brummer Batesvill Gas Co Fred

Wessel Establishes Jones Scale Agency in Huntersville

Fred Wessel Jr. has set up a Jones wagon scare at his Huntersville store and can now supply farmers and others with the correct load weight. He has taken the Jones scale agency for the territory.

Fred Wessel, Jr Huntersville Mr. Wessel

Workingmen's Home adds saloon and daily meals

The new saloon at St. Clair's grove operated by Henry Moeller offers lunch daily with extra Saturday evenings service. Miss Bertha Loring, visiting since February, travels to Cincinnati to stay with her sister Mrs. HB Ernstes. Mrs. John Clausen also goes to Cincinnati with granddaughter Edna Hoene to visit relatives, returning Sunday. Chas Piepmeyer and wife from Covington, Ky visit George Jaeger family. A garden line from Thie& Schmocker is available.

St. Clair’s Grove Henry Moeller Bertha Loring Cincinnati HB. Ernstes John Clausen Edna Hoene

Deceased Honored in Decoration Day Observance

Home, Sweet Home Camp No 3810 and Greensburg members observed decoration day visiting Rossburg German M E cemetery and St Johns Huntersville graves. The K of P Band furnished music while local Woodmen male quintet sang, honoring Neighbors F P M Starks W T Greeman L Kirschbaum.

Sweet Home Camp M. W Newpoint Batesville Rossburg F P. M. Starks Greensburg K. of P. Band Bertram Home, Sweet Home Camp

Will Petition for Pikes in Batesville

Petitions circulate for two new pikes within Batesville city limits. The first starts at Fred Ording’s corner at Adams Adams Township line and Laughery townships east end Central Ave. The second begins at Broad Way crossing the new pike, runs west on Broad Way to Depot, north to North, west on North and Boehringer to Smith, south to Pearl, west to Mulberry, and south to the overhead bridge.

Adams Township Fred Ording Adams and Laughery Townships Central Avenue Broad Way Street Depot Street North Street Boehringer Smith St Pearl Street Mulberry Street City of Batesville

Correction on Delaware township commencement date

The newspaper corrects a previous item and notes Delaware township commencement will be on Tuesday June 14, not Wednesday June 15 as earlier published. County Supt. Hale Bradt provided the copy.

Hale Bradt Delaware Township

Children Day Services at Bethany English Lutheran Church

Next Sunday evening Bethany English Lutheran Church will hold children's day services. A fine program has been prepared and everybody is cordially invited. Program will begin at 7:30.

Bethany English Lutheran Church

Pythian Sisters to Convene District Meeting at St Clair Hall

The Pythian Sisters district meeting will be held at St Clair Hall on Friday June 10. Doors open at 9 30 a m. District Deputy Miss Toole from Milan will attend to provide instruction and present a first class program.

Pythian Sisters Pythian St.Clair Hall Miss Toole Milan

Granddaughter’s Wedding Draws Family Home

Mrs. Wm. Volz and Mrs. Dan Geiger with two children returned from Indianapolis Sunday evening after attending the wedding of Mrs. Volz’s granddaughter, Miss Georgia Mills.

Wm. Volz Dan Geiger Indianapolis Georgia Mills

Lawn Fete Planned at Cross Roads June 16

A Lawn Fete will be held at Cross Roads on Thursday June 16. Watch the hand bills next week for full particulars. Mrs Emil Zierer and child of Shelbyville return home after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Sick. George A Cook traveled to Shelbyville to spend Sunday with his son Joseph and family. Mrs Wm B Goyert and two daughters return from a visit in Indianapolis.

Cross Roads Emil Zierer and Child Shelbyville John Sick George A. Cook Joseph Emma Wm. B. Goyert Indianapolis

Undefined Fragment Sparks Local Inquiry

Incomplete OCR fragment from Schwing and his son of Middletown Ohio is read on Sunday with parents present. The text hints at a local city matter concerning paint or coatings but is too damaged to determine full event or entities.

Schwing Middletown Ohio

Aged Pioneer Belter Dies Near City

Frederick Wilhelm Belter aged 85 died at his home two miles north of the city Sunday morning after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Disten Germany on September 15 1824 he was one of the area’s oldest residents and father of sixteen nine of whom survive with his wife having died in 1909. The funeral will be held this afternoon at Huntersville with Rev. H J Steding in charge and Zierer Funeral Undertaker.

Frederick Wilhelm Belter Mr. Belter Disten Germany Huntersville H. J. Steding Zierer

Close Call for Hart at Local Rail Yard

Hart, a worker at the American factory near Newpoint, narrowly escaped death Sunday night when trying to board a moving excursion train. He fell along the ties after being thrown from a coach, sustaining head and body bruises and torn clothing, with passengers alarmed by the incident.

Will Hart Newpoint Hart

Notice to Cut Weeds in Batesville City Streets

City orders property owners to cut weeds and grass along street frontages by June 20 1910 or the city will do so at the owner’s expense. Common Council approval noted by City Clerk J F Drescher. Richard Behlmer sought a casket for Mrs Febringer who died near St Pius Church at age 70. funeral to be held at St Pius Church.

Common Council City of Batesville Jacob F. Drescher Richard Behlmer Suoman Febringer St. Pius Church Franklin Township

Adams township convention names delegates for Madison

At the Adams township gathering last Saturday afternoon Dr. E. B. Vincent of Sunman was elected a delegate and Frank Steinford named alternate to the Joint Senatorial Convention to be held in Madison June 11.

Adams Township E. B. Vincent Sunman Frank Steinford Madison

Mrs Susan Pickett Returns to Cincinnati After Visit

Mrs. Susan Pickett of Cincinnati, who was visiting her son Fred, returned to her city home on Saturday morning.

Susan Pickett Cincinnati Fred

Timmerman attends Southern Indiana Shooting Tourney

R. J. Timmerman traveled to Greensburg Thursday to take part in the Southern Indiana Shooting Tournament and A. A. Hackman headed to Cincinnati Thursday morning on business. Residents are urged to visit Kreuzman’s for homemade ice cream.

R. J. Timmerman Greensburg Southern Indiana A. A. Hackman Cincinnati Kreuzman’s

Transfer notes detail multiple property deeds and sums

A list of transfers records numerous parcels in Adams and Johnson Townships, Otter Creek, Shelby and Batesville, with buyers and sellers, lot and acreage details, and prices from $50 to $14,000 plus. Informal notes include guardianship and implied deeds among individuals and families across Cross Plains, New Marion, Jackson, and Decatur County.

Elzina J. Carter J. L. Whitham Cross Plains John A. Raab Joseph Beer Adams Tp Oscar Walton J. Morton Brown New Marion Elizabeth Firsich Charles T. Schein Batesville William J. Cox Martin M. Shaw Holton Charles F. Merkley Admi F. I F. E. Galbraith Adams Aurelia Fontanarossa John and Mary Fontanarossa Indi Johnson August Franke Chas E. Weisehan Hlizabeth Johnson John T. Meek Jackson Decatur Jasper Bilby Albert Weinberg Osgood Michael C. Stagg Helen C. McMinds Otter Creek America Roberts William Ent Johnson Tp Jane Jolly Pranas M. Thompson Shelby Thomas &. Thompson Francis M. Thompson Harley J. Crumb Ripley County Geo. W. Griffith Rachel Schmith Hayes Osborn Robert Wilson Alto John Summers Rank Buenker Henry Schumacher

Bargain offers and local notices in Cincinnati area

Subscriptions to the Cincinnati Post offer six weeks at six cents a week with a choice of an American flag or a Sissels carpet sweeper. Local social notes mention visits among residents from Cincinnati Norwood Sunman and Indianapolis and a wedding in Sunman. Fire insurance and rubber rooting ads appear among the notices.

Cincinnati Post Cts Edwin Wisman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Council Chamber N. Blank Batesville, Indiana Brookville Aggregation Workingmen’s Home Chas. Piepmeyer and Wiig Covington, Ky George Jaeger Family Sunday Thie& Schmocker Children’s Day Services Lawn Fete Ound J. P. Stein and Son Fred Stempke John Schutter Wm. Schutter Carrie Annewehr Norwood W. T. Greemann John Bohner Mrs. Price Price- Bartlhog Mrs. Cort Bauman Spades Thie & Schmocker’s H. J. Waisman
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