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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
6
Classified item listing two fresh cows offered by Fred Goertemvelier at 421 Founp Auto Glove. Owner can be reached by call to arrange purchase and payment for this ad.
Three deaths are reported this week: four year old Russell Pickett died of typhoid fever and was buried in the church cemetery after services in Huntersville. Mrs. Henry Wisker of Boochsburg died unexpectedly last Thursday, leaving a double bereavement for her husband and brother of a local resident. Mrs. Ida Abplanalp, wife of Charles Abplanalp near Penntown, died Sunday evening at about forty and is mourned by husband, children, and friends with funeral services in Penntown and burial at the Lutheran church cemetery.
The will of Cordt Timke Joseph Schantz and Peter Abplaoalp dec d were probated Saturday Herman Oceirich appointed adm r will annexed of the estate of Peter Abplawalp dec d Bond 320 The will of John Wisker dec d rebated Monday and Elizabeth Wis ts qualified as executrix and 6500 Marriage license Walter A Robinson Pierceville to Mary Alice Beckman Oagood
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after the death of Russell Pickett and notes thanks to Rev Arndd and the choir, floral donors, undertaker Zlerer, pallbearers, Mrs. Nora Martin, Greensburg, and mourners. Also reports Clarence O Harra breaking his left forearm after a Sunday fall while playing ball. Adds brief illness updates on Mrs Carl Muhlenbrych and visits from Mr and Mrs J A Botorff of Indianapolis.
Fragmentary note describes a provocative act titled Kick the Printer aimed at a printing establishment. The readable text references a defiant stance and a plan or threat related to challenging the printer. No clear names, dates, or locations are established in the accessible fragments.
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