City teams clash for championship on Pair Grounds
Sunday saw the two leading city teams the big team and the Ramblers contest for the city championship. The Ramblers fought hard though defeated by a superior rival. Separate recaps note the Models beat Oldenburg 25 to 8 at Batonville school grounds, Rexalles beat Huntersville 12 to 5 with Dickman striking out sixteen, and weddings and local notices followed with details of events at Batesville and Indianapolis venues.
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Jeading City
Ramblers
Start
Oldenburg
Batonville
Spnday
Art Scheiber
Walke
Modele
Brom and
Beez
Moorman
Rexalla
Huntersville
Dickman
Rexsils
Sweteen
Foster
Kops
Batesville
AB. BR
H. P.O
Q. Benz
Pohlman
Fritsch
Elgel
BloeMer
Welgel
Wermage
A. Wolf
H. Kopa
P. Esses
Rameleas
Churches announce Sunday services and gatherings
BT JOHN'S CHURCH and G. M. B. CHURCH list next Sunday schedules with German and English services, Sunday School, Young People's Society, and a cemetery decoration for dead members. Epworth League events and district conventions are noted, along with other church services at Napoleon, Salem, Batesville, and St. Marks.
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John's Church
St. John's Ke
Luth
Young People's Society
Ladies’ Society
Chr
Gomme
Theodore Schultz
Mies Nora Greemano
Epworth League
Covington
Nocka
Cincinnati University
Karl W. Nocka
Napoleon
Salem
Batesville
Ald
Tetrick Priday
Cheater Stockinger
H. A. Broadwell
Concert at St Claire Opera House Thursday Night
Junior League of St Mark's church presents a concert at St Claire Opera House on Thursday night June 12. Admission 15 cents with reserved seats at Schultz's drug store 25 cents. Attend this community event.
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Junior League of
Wissel Convicted in City Hall Trial Over Friday Fight
The state tried Ed Wissel and George Thiel Jr with Theodore Suttmiller as witness. Jury of twelve found Wissel guilty on the provoke charge after a lengthy session. penalty set at 1.00 and costs. Wissel to be tried again today on intoxication and possible concealed weapon charges. Other related cases rumored but details unavailable.
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State of Indiana
Ed Wiesel
Jery
Alllenby
Theodore Suttmiller
Ed Wissel
George Thiel, Jr
Turner
City
Bobland
A.B. Wysoff
Meyer
Wissel
Costa
Wiesel
Wissel Te de
Death of Mrs Goetke in Indianapolis Funeral Details
Mrs Goetke wife of George Goetke formerly of Batesville died at her home in Indianapolis last Saturday evening. William Goetke of Hamilton Ohio arranged burial in Huntersville. Remains shipped to Batesville by train Tuesday. funeral held at St John’s Huntersville at 2 pm with interment in Huntersville cemetery. A streetcar collision in Indianapolis wrecked the hearse injuring driver and attendant. undertaker Alerer later prepared the body for burial.
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Misa Amelia Turner
William Turner
Clifford Petera
Glendore Ave
Cinelnaati
Batesville
A Parente
Flunteraville
Union Station
Indianapolis
Alerer
Decoration Day Services Mark Woodmen Gathering
Notice to Wotdien Home Sweet Home Camp 3810 MWA holds annual Decoration Day on Sunday June 14 at the Bellmer Building. Peter Holzer to deliver an address with a fitting program. All Woodmen urged to attend and the public invited. Program begins at p.m. Wa. Schwier 81 Br and George H. He made a business trip to Law renceburg Thursday morning.
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Home Sweet Home Camp
Bellmer
Peter Holzer
Schwier
George H
Lawrenceburg
Lightning Loss Adjusted at St Johns Tutheran Church
St Johns Tutheran church in Hun tersyills battered by lightning last week saw its steeple damage appraised at 150 dollars. Timmerman & Co settled the claim promptly, adding 10 dollars for the church. Trustees note the ease of high steeple repairs and insurance reliability. Mrs. John Stewart and family were mentioned in local visits.
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St. John’s Tutheran
Huntersyills
Timmerman & Co
Generouaty
Charles Goldschmidt Dies After Tumor at Morris
Morris resident Charles Goldschmidt longtime Big Four Railway agent and postmaster died after a prolonged tumor at his Morris home. Funeral service was held at C U church and burial at St Pauls cemetery with Masonic Fraternity participation. He leaves a wife, one child, parents, and a brother. Several attendees from Batesville and nearby areas attended the funeral.
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Charles Goldschmidt
Morris Whol
Saamaa
C. U
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Goldschmidt
Morrie
Big Four Railway Company
Unclear Note on Visit Plans This Weekend
Fragments indicate someone named Askatatios plans a short visit at home and will spend a few days with relatives starting Saturday evening, with a brief mention of Witt and a par down. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or places.
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Henry Bebimer
Sunman
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Wm. Shouse
Herbert Broadwell
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Mabel Castor
Oscar Shouse
Osborn Kroeger
Carrie D. [Kroeger
Osborn
Pipe Creek
St. Mary's Parsonage
Rev. L.welebaar
Elizabeth Kroeger
Ed Janning
St. Mary's
Peters Turner
Chris
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Scherer
Henry Heimaath
John Kammeyer
Barney Stickfordt
Fred Siebert
Ate Eg J. Wm
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W. 4Th St
HoRn
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Wotdien
Rexall
Elkay
Henry Huenefeldt
Morria
Obert
Mr. Huenefeldt
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Hiegon
Fred
Kanle
John Stewart
Spades
Versaillée
Osgood
Fred Schrader
George Hillenbrand
John, Romweber
Albert Schrader
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Florence Mupfort
Indianapolia Priday
Wo. Diedman
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