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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
4
The piece lists state officials and electors, mentions Brandies and a Republican President and VP, notes Chicago delegates and anticipated November outcomes. It forecasts many candidates for the Republican nomination and predicts Democratic support for Woodrow Wilson and Tommy Marshall. It concludes with remarks on free trade shifts among Democrats.
The Indiana Republican delegates at the Congress Hotel elected James A. Hemenway of Boonville as national committeeman to succeed retired James P. Goodrich. The group praised Hemenway as a wise choice to carry Indiana influence to the Chicago convention and urged unity behind the eventual party nominee. Professor A E Patton will leave Batesville for Massillon Ohio for a new position in the commercial department after a long tenure as Batesville’s commercial course head. He cited better opportunities and the school's growth in Batesville as reasons for his move.
Acknowledges neighbors and friends for sympathy during the illness and death of Albert Leuchtenberg. Thanks Rev Frantz pallbearers and Undertaker Zierer. The Leuchtenbergs and Schultz family plan a motor trip through Indiana with golf outings and visits to larger cities in coming weeks.
Trustee Timmermann announces weekly office hours at his residence in Hatesville every Tuesday for township business and inquiries.
Gwendolyn Barret struggles to read signals from Jim who Coralizes a postal card gift. A telegram hints a confession then Jim declares engagement after a playful exchange. She reveals her feelings and vows secrecy about how they became engaged.
Mise Amanda Schmidt rode Cin Cinnali as a passenger Tuesday evening. Mrs Henry Unnewehr of Newpoint spent Tuesday with George Unnewehr and wife. Fred Selke and wife of Weisburg spent Monday with Agberry Dickey and family. The Lindeman family from Clyra Ohio visited Saturday for a week with Frank Green and family. Misses Cecil and Edna Dickey visited Waldron from Thursday to Sunday with Mia May Hammond and Mrs Bell Trader. Mrs E B Taylor went to Cincinnati Wednesday to meet daughter Mica Hazel of Evansville. they returned Thursday evening. Randolph Benz severely lacerated the end of his left thumb Monday operating a frizzer. Henry Duhm and wife of Indianapolis are visiting Harry Siebert and family. Duhm returned Tuesday evening. Tribune Job Printing Always Pleases.
Louis Barth and family shopped in town. Omer Seelinger and family from Seymour visited relatives. Numerous calls and visits across Milan, Friendship and Batesville marked the week as commissions court met Monday. Union Baptismal services drew a large crowd with sixteen Baptist and eleven Methodist candidates baptized.
D P M Wycoff leaves for Chicago to visit his sister Mrs Belle Richards and to attend the Progressive Convention. Everitt Austin and family and Rosa Austin shop on Madison. Kohl of Madison stays with relatives. Mrs Hez Hughes of North Vernon visits relatives. Henry Waltaup of Dillsboro visits Louis Alford. Beer and family and Miss Gusta Suhr visit the Greensburg Odd Fellows home. Fern Hester of Moores Hill visits Reba Beckett. Mary Thompson returns from six weeks with relatives to Winamac. Board of Review in session at the courthouse. B Daubenheyer of New Marlop transacts business. John Andrews of Wright's Corner calls on townspeople. J M Holman and wife attend the funeral of the young son of Mr and Mrs Carl Stevens of California.
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