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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

5

Batesville Citizens Appeal for Road Improvement

Batesville residents urge Ripley County Board of Commissioners to build a concrete 18 foot wide road from the Franklin County line through Batesville to Napoleon. They request survey, cost estimates, bid advertising, and action next summer with priority for Batesville based on tax contributions and a two million dollar valuation.

Board of Commissioners Ripley County Franklin County Batesville Napoleon Versailles Commissioners’ Court Walnut Street Franklin Street Gutter Boehringer Street Main Street Jesville Osgood Holton Ripley Honorable

Young Wife Dies After Illness in Indianapolis

Mrs. Berry Dickey rushed to Indianapolis last week as her daughter Mrs. Dora Beebe, age twenty seven, lay gravely ill after an operation for tonsil removal. Beebe died Saturday morning and was buried at Crown Cemetery beside her husband and family.

Berry Dickey Indianapolis Dora Beebe

Loyal Patriots Lodge Receives Grand Officers Visit

Lodge No. 7 Loyal Patriots of America welcomed Grand Worthy Master Robert McCutcheon and Grand Secretary Joseph Kildare of Philadelphia along with Past Grand Worthy Master J. R. Davis of Pittsburgh. Members gathered for business, secret work demonstrations, addresses, and a banquet with social hour.

Lodge No. 7 The Loyal Patriots of America Loyal Patriots Robert McCutcheon Joseph Kildare Philadelphia J. R. Davis Pittsburg of the Our City

Resigns Banking Position John H Wilker

John H Wilker resigns as second vice president and director of the First National Bank after fifteen years with the institution. He served as cashier until recently and will seek new business engagements after a period of rest, having been a longtime Batesville business figure.

John H. Wilker First National Bank Batesville J. H. Wilker Bank

Back to Old Time Returns as Plants Restore Schedules

In Batesville the new factory schedule to start an hour earlier and quit at eleven for lunch failed to satisfy workers. The five day trial caused confusion as neighbors did not share meal times, and by Monday all plants reverted to the previous timetable.

Batesville

Morris man arrested for forgery over stock purchases

Henry Cordes of Morris was arrested by Marshal Harry Wernke on a forgery charge. He was brought to Batesville and released on bond until a preliminary hearing before Mayor Gibson. Checks totaling about 1250 were cashed against Maurice Volz’s account with forged signatures.

Henry Cordes Morris Maurice Volz Harry Wernke Mr. Cordes Batesville Gibson Mr. Volz Cordes

Mrs Albert Zierer Recovers From Bethesda Operation

Last Saturday morning Mrs Albert Zierer underwent a serious operation at Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati. Friends here are gratified to learn she is recovering nicely and hope she may be with us again soon.

Albert Zierer Bethesda Hospital Cincinnati

Batesville Baseball Club Dance at the Fair Grounds

Batesville Baseball Club hosts a dance at the fair grounds on Saturday evening June 19 with latest dance music. The event promises a good time and is open to club members and attendees alike.

Batesville Fair Grounds

Population Trends in Ripley County 1900 1910 1920

The table from the bureau of census, Washington shows Ripley County population for 1920 with 1910 and 1900 comparisons. It indicates a net loss of 758 people over the last decade.

Ripley County Bureau of Census Washington

Gas Situation Prompts Batesville Council Action on Plant Sale

Batesville officials and Commercial Club leaders discussed delaying a sale of the Batesville Gas Company's plant. A joint committee will seek time extension to study wells, gas supply, costs, and operation, with engineer Bennington to survey holdings and report soon to guide next steps.

Batesville Gas Company M. F. Bohland E. E. Taylor Commercial Club Wm. F. Wisman A. B. Wycoff Batesville Bennington Snider and Rotz Indianapolis

Streets being oiled by Covington oil works crew

Eaton Oil Works representatives from Covington Kentucky are oiling the streets with a 900 gallon tank truck, delivering about 7 500 gallons daily. The oil makes streets tough to travel on briefly but reduces dust in summer and preserves pavement, with a suggestion for a second oiling in fall.

Eaton Oil Works Covington Tate

Reelected to City School Board

At a City Council meeting last week Herman Kaiser was reelected to the City School Board, keeping the personnel unchanged: A G Qierer John Behlmer and Mr Kaiser will continue on the board.

Herman Kaiser A. G. Qierer John Behlmer Mr. Kaiser

School enumeration shows county gain in 1920

Ripley County’s 1920 enumeration reports 5 604 persons aged six to twenty one, a net gain of 85 since 1919. Franklin Township and Versailles each credited with the greatest local gains, while Johnson Township shows the heaviest loss.

Versailles Republican Charles R. Hertenstein Ripley County Johnson Township Franklin Township Versailles Adams Brown Center Delaware Franklin Eos Jackson Johnson Laughery Jeeree Creek Shelby Washington Tp Milan Osgood Sunman Batesville

Shepherd of the Hills drawn strong crowds at Lyric

The Shepherd of the Hills at the Lyric drew many patrons last Thursday and Friday. Harold Bell Wright supervised staging and his work pleased audiences who read the book or saw previous productions. Wintz’s efforts to bring top picture-film quality were praised and patrons urged continued liberal support.

Harold Bell Wright Wintz

Social event draws strong turnout at St Pauls Ladies Aid

Despite unfavorable weather the St Pauls Ladies Aid Society social and bazaar last Thursday drew a large crowd and proved a success. The women worked hard and are gratified by the favorable outcome.

St. Paul's

Lawn fete by C C U girls at St Mark's Church lawn

A lawn fete hosted by the C U girls takes place on Wednesday evening June 16 at St Mark's Church lawn. Refreshments will be served and proceeds benefit the group.

St. Mark’s Church

Knights of Pythias Memorial Service in Huntersville

Laughery Valley Lodge held memorial services for departed Knights at St. John's Church Huntersville with about one hundred Knights, K of P Band leading a procession from Castle Hall. Rev Held led the program with music from St Mark's Orchestra and hymns, Rev Barthelmas delivering a memorial sermon on The Sepulchre of Our Loved Ones. John Pruis spoke on Pythianism and read Grand Chancellor John W. Craig's memorial message. Doxology and benediction closed the service.

Laughery Valley Lodge Knights of Pythias St. John’s Church Huntersville K. of P Castle Hall Rev. Held St. John’s St. Mark’s Barthelmas John Pruis John W. Craig The K. of P. Lodge

Mann-Hart wedding unites Miss Helen Mann and Roy Hart

Miss Helen Mann daughter of Emmett Mann and wife and Roy Hart son of Willard Hart were wed Wednesday at Napoleon in a ceremony led by Rev. W F Crane of Wesley Chapel. Bridesmaid Alma Kammeyer and Everett Hart attended. A wedding supper followed then a trip to Greensburg and Indianapolis before returning to the bride’s home.

Helen Mann Emmett Mann Roy Hart Willard Hart Napoleon W. F. Crane Wesley Chapel Alma Kammeyer Everett Hart Aew Greensburg Indianapolis

Recovery Update From Local School Instructors

Miss Leona Stuart Domestic Science instructor at the high school is recovering after an appendectomy at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati. Her friend Miss Burlingame former Batesville principal also underwent surgery and has already been released to convalesce.

Leona Stuart Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati Stuart Miss Burlingame Batesville High School Burlingame

Coca Colas to Meet Batesville Athletics at Fair Ground Park

Batesville Athletics resume action next Sunday at the fair ground ball park facing the Coca Colas of Cincinnati. The semi pro lineup features pitcher Walter Marcus who blanked Reading Royals last Sunday and Norwood in a 14 inning affair. Game starts promptly at 2 30.

Batesville Athletics Coca Colas Cincinnati Fair Ground Norwood Walter Marcus Reading Royals Athletics Queen City

Convicted Batesville Man Sentenced in Delinquency Case

Charles Stott twenty seven of Lawrenceburg Ind was sentenced to three months in the workhouse after being found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of a sixteen year old girl He told Judge Hoffman he would marry the girl if his wife obtained a divorce He is a former Batesville resident Mrs Oscar Lehmkuehler returned to Cincinnati after a ten day visit with her mother in law

Charles Stott Lawrenceburg Ind C. W. Hoffman Stott

Arlington Team Beats Batesville in Big Local Game

The Arlington team defeated Batesville 9 to 3 at the fair grounds to even the series. Neideffer pitched brilliantly for Arlington while Fred Nieman and then John Nieman pitched for Batesville. Arlington plans a Brookville return game Sunday with Dennison's A B C's to follow.

Brookville Dennison Batesville Arlington Fair Grounds Fred Nieman Huddleson Lightner Fred John Neideffer Franklin County Indianapolis

Prell-Bland Post Meeting Set for Monday Evening

The regular monthly meeting of the Prell-Bland Post of the American Legion will be held at their headquarters in the K. of C. Building next Monday at 7 30 P M. All service men are urged to attend. Adjutant.

Prell-Bland The American Legion K. of C

Dance at Osgood features James Withers Wednesday night

James Withers to host another popular jazz dance at Osgood on Wednesday evening June 16 with music by the Greensburg Jazz Band. Promoters urge attendance and describe the event as must attend.

James Withers Osgood Greensburg

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