Batesville Defeats Brookville In Narrow Road Contest
Batesville travels to Brookville and edges the Brookville team 4 to 1 in a close game. Pitcher M Benz held Brookville to three hits through eight innings while A Nickel homered for Batesville in the seventh. Wernke and Winty delivered key singles for Brookville, but Batesville's defense and Benz’s late work sealed the win before a large crowd.
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Batesville
Gookville
Brookville
Franklin County
Waddell
Seibert
Benz
Biltz
Indiana
Wernke
Winty
A. Nickel
A. Bi
Young Girl Passes Away in Aurora
Miss Marie Sauer oldest daughter of Mrs. Louis Stemler died at her aunt and uncle Jesse Trester and wife Aurora on Sunday morning June 7 1908 from consumption after a six month decline. She was 20 years 11 months and 7 days old. Funeral from the Catholic church at Aurora Tuesday morning with Louis Stemler and wife Misses Carrie Bauer Emma Stemler Mrs Albert Zierer and Miss Anna Blank attending.
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Marie Sauer
Louis Stemler
Jesse Trester
Aurora
Saver
Carrie Bauer
Emma Stemler
Albert Zierer
Anna Blank
Batesville Team to Play Shelbyville Next Sunday
Batesville travels to Shelbyville for a Sunday game against a top amateur squad. The Batesville roster loses star third baseman A Nickel who joined Batesville Casket Co as a traveling salesman. A replacement to handle third base is expected to be found before game day.
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Batesville
Shelbyville
A. Nickel
Batesville Casket Co
Leroys defeat Eureka band team 6 to 2 at fairgrounds
The Leroys won Sunday afternoon over Eureka by 6 to 2 with Bohland pitching and Terry on the mound for Eureka. Batter ies Bohland and Ruell for Leroys backed by solid fielding. Eurekas led by Terry and Schroeder.
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Leroys
Eureka
Fairgrounds
Terry
Eurekas
Bohland
Ruell
Schroeder
Milan
Leoys
Card of Thanks from the K. of P. Band
The K. of P. Band thanks all who assisted at their May 30 entertainment. Special appreciation to D. McCallum for the address, the Young Men's Social Club for the farce, the volunteers who served, and the public for their patronage.
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K. of P. Band
D. McCallum
Next Lecture Course Number
Miss Emma Weinhart returns to speak next Monday evening on the lecture course with a dramatic recital noted for humor pathos and tragedy. Entertainment begins at 8 pm. Also St Pauls Young People society of Cross Roads plans a June 19 lawn fete with town conveyances. Republican convention attendance was light due to farmers busying fields. Mrs R J Smith plans summer move to Terre Haute. Leonard Kirschbaum and wife visited Shelbyville and Indianapolis to buy a clover bullet. Knights of Pythias to confer Knight rank June 11 at 7 pm. For sale Poland China and Berkshire pigs and shoats, all registered.
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Emma Weinhart
St. Paul’s Young People’s Society
Cross Roads
Leonard Kirschbaum
Shelbyville
Frank
Indianapolis
Laughery township Republicans elect 37 delegates and alternates
Township meeting at the town hall elected 37 delegates and 37 alternates to the county convention, with Precinct No. 1 receiving 13 slots and the others 12 each. Lists of delegates and alternates were submitted by precinct chairmen. Also noted are Flag Day observances, school flag duties, and local notices including a funeral in Jackson township.
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Haughery Township
George Showers
Laughery Township
Showers
Dolph E. Moore
June Wedding at St. Joans Lutheran Huntersville
Fred B. Hornemeier and Dora Koester wed at St. Joan's Lutheran Church Huntersville in a June ceremony performed by Rev. Henry J. Steding. Attendants included William Koester Mary Bornemeier Edward Bornemeier Rose Koester Aug Leightenberg and Louisa Koester. A reception followed at the bride's home northwest of town. The couple will live in the Sparenberg property Huntersville.
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St. Joan’s Lutheran Church
Huntersville
Fred B. Hornemeier
Dora Koester
Henry J. Steding
William Koester
Mary Bornemeier
Edward Bornemeier
Mises Rose Koester
Aug. Leightenberg
Louisa Koester
Mrs. Bornemeier
Sparenberg
The
Tribune
In Loving Remembrance Of Barbara Krummel
Obituary and community notices recall Barbara Krummel who died June 9, 1907 with a year of mourning. Son and daughters express grief and memory while others report local events including dances, travel, visitors, sales, and upcoming church activities.
Trustees Meet in Town Board Action-Laden Session
The town board met with full attendance to address town hall repairs and sidewalk grades. Reports covered finances, street openings, liquor license, weed abatement, school board election results, and bids for roof painting with bids due June 22 1908.
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Bohland
Schork
Greemanon Street
Wm. Giesen
Clausheide
Wesler
Fire Department
John H. Wonning
Fred Brummer
Chas
H. Wesler
Gale Moore
G. Moore
Herman Wonning
Charles Green
Becker
Hook and Ladder Company
William Johanning
Tom Patterson
Drescher
Ben Schene
Union Furniture Company
Vine Street
Catharine Street
Frank Thiel
Aug. Greeman
Christ Pohlman
Thie
Tom Reidenbach
Batesville Bank
Ernst Wonning Dies After Epileptic Attack
Ernst Wonning died Sunday morning at his brother Herman Wonning’s home after years of illness and a recent epilepsy attack. Born May 30, 1855 near Cross Roads, he lived in that area most of his life and leaves four brothers and two sisters. Funeral services were held at Herman Wonning’s house then at St. Paul Church in Cross Roade with Rev. Plautz officiating. burial was in St. Paul cemetery.
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Ernst Wonning
Herman
Wonning
Cross Roads
Herman Wonning
St. Paul’s Church
Cross Roade
Plautz
St. Paul Cemetery
In Memory of Frederick Schrader
In memory of our dear husband and father Frederick Schrader who departed this life June 12 1907. Father is gone but not forgotten. Never shall his memory fade. Sweetest thoughts will linger around the grave where he is laid. One year has passed how we miss him. His loving wife and children.
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Frederick Schrader
Father
Four-member Gun Club Shoot Draws Small Turnout
The recent Gun Club shoot attracted only four participants. The record lists shooters including Fred Brummer and John Graves with scores shown amid a miscellany of local notices and ads about hemp twine and farm supplies.
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Gun Club
Fred Brummer
Dr. Gibson
John Graves
J.A. Hillenbrand
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