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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
7
Morris Feds invited all comers and routed the Ramblers 17 to 0 as the Ramblers failed to appear. The Feds will play Weisburg next Sunday, with a good game expected. Community notes include visits, travel to Cincinnati, bazaar attendance, and a Belleville area social.
Spades Mrs Gertrude Stewart of Batesville and Eunice Smith of Ves Sailies visited C P Sellers II and family on Wednesday Miss Mamie Gruckemeyer training nurse in Cincinnati enjoys two weeks vacation with home folks Wh Scheib Ft Wayne visiting relatives Henry Meinter at Cincinnati Walter Schief and wife from Indianapolis visited Walter H Fitch and family then Moore s Hill Mrs A Sitzman went to Cincinnati for a week Lucia Fitch returned from Cincinnati Monday Ww Golden and wife of Indianapolis spent Sunday with C K Wlese han and wife
Sheriff Buitman and family visited relatives near Napoleon Chase. Bond signed to release Russell Warram from jail on bastardy charges. Mary C Meisberger named administratrix of John Meisberger estate with her sons signing bond. Marriage licenses issued for J Walsman to Lydia Meyer and others. Local visits and transacted business noted in Madison and surrounding towns.
METAMORA H R Lennard and son George and Harry Shacckleford attended a ball game in Cincinnati Sunday. Roy Lewis funeral held at M E church Tuesday at one with Rev Polhemus officiating and interment in Metamora cemetery. Lithie boys served as pallbearers and six carried lovers. Elsie Clark of Whitcomb visited for Roy Lewis funeral. Mrs Bert Sherwood and children visited relatives in Brookville. Alice Hoffman of Laurel was guest of Harriet Wiley. Wu Jones, an old spider in the Cupp Chapel area, died Thursday morn from heart trouble.
Walker Scheier of Iinois Mrs. George Bchcher and son Versailles Mrs. Ed Hancock and son Mrs. Wm Kramer Mrs. Wm St. Clair New Castle Harry Bultman and wife Lock Springs George Hartig and wife Elwood attended the funeral of Alice Schwer last week Ben Bultman wife and babe visited his father Elma Hueneke fell from a hay fork hitting her head and was unconscious for a time Dr Gibson treated her no bones broken Henry Meyer plowed land belonging to Joe Thackery and killed twenty five snakes which was considered luck
The report describes a tense Cincinnati baseball contest with key plays and notable performances. It notes fielding highlights by Banty, Meyer and Thomps on, and includes postgame details such as attendance and player movements. Community updates follow, mentioning local residents and activities.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach liver and kidney disorders. It claims to purify the blood prevent constipation and improve liver kidney and bowel function with a diet of better foods.
The notes recount visits in Indianapolis and nearby towns last week. Mrs Ed Seyer and Mrs Ed Schone Pritay shared an afternoon call. Fred Wooping from Cross Roads handled local business Tuesday. Fred Mrucke and family with Mrs Henry Wessel visited Fred Meyer. Bernard Stickford and wife visited Sunday. Fred Bee Henry Miller Henry Borneme and Chas Dieckman did business at Brookville Monday. Henry Holle and daughter Lillian visited on St Maurice Friday.
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