Diamond Doings How They Stand Between Batesville and Newpoint
In a close game Sunday between Newpoint and Batesville, a disputed eighth inning ended with Newpoint tied and a runner called safe after a collision at home. Umpire upheld the call despite rules indicating interference, prompting Manager Morwan to withdraw his team. Roberts stole home to knot the score. Milan beat Osgood 10 to 1 and next week Batesville visits Newpoint with Milan at Osgood.
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Mulan
Morwan
Roberts
Ailla
Milan
Osgood
Batesville
Newpoint
Flag Day June 14 Observance Call
Flag Day on June 14 is noted as the anniversary of the adoption of the American Flag. The notice urges all to display decorations and show patriotism next Friday. John Schultz, Com G A R K.
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John Schultz
Com
G. A.rk
Lawn Fete At St Pauls Church Cross Road
A lawn fete by the Young People's society of St Pauls Church Cross Road will be held on Thursday June 2 with amusements and refreshments. City folks welcome and accommodation arranged. Also noted are local social news items and brief notices of visits and travels among residents.
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Young People’s Society
St. Paul’s
Cross Road
St. Marks Ladies’ Society
Room for One More Responds to Newcastle Flowers Claim
In reply to D E Moore’s article last week a Newcastle flower dealer clarifies they did not claim Newcastle Nowers were sold through a Cincinnati house. They note connections with major growers, praise roses received, and invite orders, stating intent to run a straightforward business and welcome public patronage.
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D. E. Moore
Newcastle
Cincinnati
United States
Heiler
E. Stowr & Son
Florists
Bank Concert Shown With Large Country District Attendance
A Saturday night band concert drew many residents from country districts to town. The program was well rendered with marches by Sousa and gliding waltzes. Next performance on Main Street near Pearl Friday night at six o'clock features further selections.
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J. Ht
Sousa
Hayes
D. Johnston Maurch
R. J. Awermendes
WH. Losey
al. Y
H. B. Blinke
W. P. Chumbeors
Blaine Club to Visit Batesville for Chicago Convention
The Blaine Club of Cincinnati will depart Sunday afternoon by special train to the Chicago convention, stopping ten minutes in Batesville as the club band serenades club president Ray Gillenbrand, a Batesville native. Citizens of all parties are invited to greet the group and honor the Batesville boy.
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Blaine Club
Cincinnati
Chicago
Katesville
Ray Gillenbrand
Batesville
Parish Picnic at Fair Grounds This Saturday Week
The St. Louis parish holds its annual picnic at the Fair Grounds during the coming week. Various amusements and refreshments will be available with meals at twenty five cents. Music after supper by the Eureka Band. Public invitation extended.
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St. Louis Parish
Fair Grounds
Eureka Band
Free sample postcard offers and local notices in Canton
A postal card advertises four twapuvines and a money saving magazine sample from TODAY'S MAGAZINE Canton Ohio. Local social notes follow with visits among Johanning and Bees families and trips to Rushville Cincinnati Lawrenceburg and Indianapolis. Also references to fire insurance expiration, Morris Flour quality, spring fertilizer, and a Batesville Milling Company ad. birth announced a new son to Boehmer family.
Gun Club Shoot Contract Is Set
The Gun Club at the fair Grounds held a weekly shoot on Sunday with a tie between A W Kors and Chas W Gibson for most consecutive targets. The club will award the solid brass rod at next Sunday's shoot to the best marksman and a booby prize of free lessons to the poorest shooter.
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Fair Grounds
A. W. Kors
Chas. W. Gibson
O'Neal
K. Timmer
J. Burst
H. Reidenbach
A. Kops
Dr. Gibson
Brummer
D. Lightner
J. Hughes
Schrader
Viennee
Town Sale Warns Everything Must Go After Fire Sale
The Napoleon store of the late Fred Wrank is liquidating all stock with drastic price cuts to close out at once. Mrs Fred Prank and Adolph Kaiser attend a Versailles wedding and plan a Europe tour. Various local residents travel to Cincinnati for funerals, visits, and business, while Bethany English Lutheran Church selects Behlmer Brothers for its new $15,000 building project and seeks local support.
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Fred Wrank
Napoleon
Fred Prank
Adolph Kaiser
Irma Smith
Versailles
William Hoefferkamp
Seyimour
Europe
Bethany English Lutheran Church
Behlmer Brothers
Yarger
Board of
Church Extension
Bethany
Banka
Batesville
Mely
Luther League
Annual Meeting Notice for Building and Loan Directors
The Permanent Building and Loan Association schedules its annual meeting for Tuesday evening June 18 at 6 oclock to elect nine directors. All members are urged to attend. Also noted are various social and personal notices including visits to Indianapolis Kokomo and Chicago, and a sale on hot weather goods at A H Ky aMenn.
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Permanent Building and Loan Association
Momber
Bloemer
Pres
E. C
Timmerman
Secy
Joseph Gonnelly
Indianapolis
Chicago
Gonnelly
Fane
A. H. Ky
Big July Fourth celebration planned at Batesville Air Grounds
The Tribune reports posters announcing an old time Fourth of July celebration at the Batesville Air Grounds next Fourth. Improvements include reroofing and new walks with Eureka Band providing music. Two bands will perform, meals and refreshments will be served, dancing at fifty cents.
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the Tribune
Batesville Air Grounds
Eureka
From Tolks and Tales of Willowville Gazette
The column mocks talkers who rely on a patent almanac for info and satirizes public rumors about figures in Willowville. It riffs on civic talk about Mrs Pryover, census jokes, and social behavior, noting ministers, fights, parades, and curious street encounters.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Willowville
Sarie Pryover
Greece
Anderson
Ind
Boston
Bighena
Batesville
Industrial expansion boosts Batesville furniture firms
The American Furniture Company advances excavating and building a four story addition to its plant, adding 24 795 square feet of space and more workers. Union Furniture extends its factory to the freight track with a 36 by 80 foot, three story addition, increasing capacity and hiring. Mr Ritter adds to property capacity with Hessler Veneer Works purchase and a new industry. Prospects for more work and income brighten Batesville as the city grows into a leading Indiana industrial center.
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The
American Furniture Company
Union Furniture Company
Ritter
Hessler Veneer
Batesville
Indiana
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Seal of Indiana
Batesville Milling, Co
Mary Goonelly
Prof. Goonelly
Chenoatl
Elizabeth Voege
Adams Church
Hilda
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Lome
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Mia
Henry Johanning
Asther Johanning
Ruth Schwartz
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Louis Bees
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Anna Durdorf
John Kappes
George Bessler, Jr
Lawrenceburg
John Sillenbrand
Mary Mitchell
Wycalf & McCallum
Elmer Savage
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Soo
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Henry Moeller
Katie
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Anella Katua
Mike Benz, Sr
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Helen Hurnett
Lodianapolis
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von Renit
Wm " Dehner
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Suoman
Social and Bazaar
Jack Lazenay
Meridian St
Robert O'Neal
Heavy Artillery
Fortress Monroe
Virginia
Chas. Meyer
Lexington
Chester
Fred Pike
Jacob Gerhart
H. H. Krome
Fred Dick|wan
A. A. Kramer
George Same
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