Loyal Patriots of America entertain Philadelphia visitors
The Loyal Patriots of America held an annual gathering at the Lehmkuehbler building in Batesville with Grand Lodge officers from Philadelphia. They initiated three candidates, hosted a reception, and followed with a banquet, smoker, music, billiards, and cards, deeming it one of the year’s most enjoyable meetings.
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America
Lehmkuehbler
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Gustavus Loage No. 7
Our City
Richard A. McFadden
Joseph Kildare
William Stewart
Chas. W. McFadden
Richard W. McFadden
Kildare
Mr. Stewart
Torner
Batesville
McFadden
Mr. Kildare
Lnst
Golfers Win Laurels Abroad
Batesville golf champions Harry Capteld and B Schultz toured Indiana venues in Richmond and Indianapolis, breaking records and earning praise from admirers, though local papers failed to mention their feats across state cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Capteld
B. Schultz
Batesville
Indiana
Richmond
Indianapolis
Presa
Harry
Bargain Farm Land Sale Near Tennessee County Seat
A former Hoosier seeks retirement and offers 108 acres near a county seat town in Tennessee for sale at a bargain in exchange for Indiana property. Includes a new six room house two barns and other improvements. Inquiries at the office. Also notes Winfred Taylor returned from Purdue to visit family and served with the National Guard last week at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Tennessee
Winfred Taylor
Purdue
Taylor
Winn
National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Alster
Misa Hazel
Evansville
Hughes and Fairbanks Named Republican Ticket in Chicago
The Republican convention in Chicago nominates Charles Hughes for President and Charles W. Fairbanks for Vice President. Hughes, a former New York Governor and jurist, is praised for firmness and American ideals. Fairbanks, a renowned Indiana figure, accepts the VP nomination to bolster the ticket with loyalty and national experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles KE. Hughes
Charles W. Fairbanks
Chicago
Justice Hughes
New York
Indiana
Fairbanks
Gluesenkamp-Kamps wed in Richmond home ceremony
Friends learned of the marriage Thursday night between Harvey Gluesenkamp and Miss Alice Kamps of Richmond. The ceremony was at the bride’s home eight o’clock with Gilbert Gluesenkamp of Cincinnati as best man. The couple left for Niagara Falls and the East, planning to reside in Indianapolis after visiting Harvey’s parents.
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Harvey Gluesenkamp
Alice Kamps
Richmwnd
Gilbert
Cincinnati
Niagara Falla
East
Wm.Gloueseekamp
Iodianapolis
Harvey
Indianapolis
Richmond Schouls
Family Gathering Serenaded In Honor Of Ensign Schrader
A Thursday evening family reunion at Mrs G M Hillenbrand home celebrated Albert Schrader’s Naval Academy graduation and his assignment to the battleship Vermont at Newport Rhode Island. The Eureka Hand provided music enhancing the festive mood as Schrader prepares to report for duty.
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G. M. Hillenbrand
Albert Schrader
Annapolis
Bie
Eureka
Albert
Naval Academy
Newport
Rhode Island
Vermont
Shelbyville Couple Wed at St Marys Greeneburg
Erhard Hey of Shelbyville grandson of George A. Cook married Catherine Burke Sunday evening at St Marys Catholic Church in Greeneburg by Father Fein. The couple plans to reside in Shelbyville.
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Erhard Hey
Shelbyville
George A. Cook
Mlle Catherine Burke
Father Fein
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Greeneburg
Greensburg visitors stay with W Martin family
Mrs. Mary Reynolds and Mrs. Catherine Cline visited Greensburg for the weekend and stayed with W Martin and family. Mrs. Cline and her daughters Mary and Anne drove down on Sunday and returned home that evening.
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Mary Reynolds
Catherine Cline
Greensburg
W. Martin
Mer. Cline
Mary
Anne
Brick Wall Planned Replacing Fence on Main Street
A fence along Main Street between the Ripley House and the Fleet National Bank will be removed and replaced by a brick wall to enhance the street’s appearance. Also offered is a sale listing for a house in Morris or Batesville, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Ripley House
Fieet National Hook
Big Ball Game in Danville Bateaville Series
Danville Lil. will play Bateeville at theair Grounds on Sunday June 15 to showcase a fast Danville Lil. club. The team has not lost this season, facing top clubs in Illinois and Indiana. Mer Burnt funds a costly trip to bring the squad, urging local support to boost baseball in Bateaville.
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Danville
Lil
Bateeville
Theair Grounds
Lilingis
Indiana
Mer. Burnt
Bateaville
Mourn Loss of Babe Barry Gehrich Dies in Sleep
Frank Gehrich and his wife mourn the death of their baby boy Barry who died Sunday morning after a short illness. The infant lived a little beyond his first birthday. Funeral services were held at St Louis Church and interment followed in the church cemetery under the charge of Weigel and Burst Undertakers. The family receives sympathy from those who know them.
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Frank Gehrich
Barry
St. Louis
Uodertakers Weigel & Burst
Gebrich
Ice Cream Social For Hayti Base Ball Club
The Hayti Base Ball Club will host an ice cream social on Thursday evening June 22 in the John R. Cook grove opposite Salem church. Proceeds aid club maintenance. Refreshments will be abundant and all are invited to attend for a good time.
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Hayti Base
John R. Cook Grove
Salem Church
Walsman Family Attends Moores Hill Commencement
Mrs. Henry Walsman and her son Everett visited relatives in Lawrenceburg then attended Moores Hill commencement exercises on Wednesday. They plan to proceed to Rising Sun for the Epworth League Convention.
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Henry Walsman
Everett
Lawrenceburg
Moores Hill
Rising Sun
Hunter head injury after horse kicks driver faces jaw fracture
Wwm Hunter sustained a badly cut face a fractured lower jaw and the loss of four teeth after a horse he was driving kicked him in the jaw as he reached forward to adjust the animal. The incident occurred on a Sunday.
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Hunter
Bill
Cincinnati man visits relatives with wife in tow
George Obermeyer of Cincinnati spent Sunday here with relatives and returned Sunday evening with his wife who had been visiting her parents John Ohlman and his wife for several days.
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George Obermeyer
Cincinnati
John Ohlman
Flag Day Observed in Huteeville Neighborhood
Flag Day was observed in Huteeville among the blueviewa houses with most residents displaying the national colors throughout the day.
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Huteeville
Athletes Defeat Osgood at Fair Grounds
The Athletes defeated Osgood 13 to 5 on a rainy Sunday at the Fair Grounds. A light crowd saw Batesville’s second team of fast clean youngsters play steady defense and fielding, while Os good pitching struggled. Disputes arose but the umpire ran the game capably as Batesville showed potential deserve more home support.
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Osgood
Fair Grounds
Batesville
Gagoud
Umoire
Unwelcome Callers Roam Batesville Band Of Gypsies
Report from Batesville describes a small group of gypsies who stayed briefly, conning residents and stealing $9 from blacksmith Frank Strathman in Morris after distracting him with fortune telling. The incident highlights quick thefts as the group moved eastward with improvised performances.
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Batesville
Our City
Frank Strathman
Morris
Frank
Big Sugar Special Offers Bargain 18lbs Sugar for $1
The notice advertises a sugar sale for 18 pounds of granulated Bert Cane sugar at $1 with every $1 purchase on Thursday Friday and Saturday June 15 7. Contact phone 172 for details. PF Buck Mrs Joan Venter and sister Mary King visited their mother Mrs Wm King in Newpoint on Wednesday.
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Buck
Joan Venter
Slater
Miae King
Newpoint
Mra
Wm. King
Lincoln Club Sets June Meeting for June 24
The Lincoln Club alters its schedule to hold the June meeting on Saturday evening June 24 to maximize attendance. The Executive Committee aims to avoid conflicts and boost Republican campaign involvement with talks and topics of interest for the November election. Members urged to attend and remember the new date.
Gilchrist Vincent Wedding at Sua Tao Home
Dr. Vincents Sua Tao residence hosts a June wedding for Blanche Gilchrist to Job J Gilchrist at 8 00 pm Wednesday followed by a fine dinner and a reception by the Eastern Stars. The bride, known in Hatesville, travels with the Big Four engineer groom. Also notices a Receiver sale beginning June 19 for a three story block building factory equipment and furnishings. Prof Victor Wilker of Baldwin Wallace College visited Berea and lectured at the G M E church after staying with his son John.
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Vincent
Suatao
Blanche
Job J.gilchrist
Ior
Hatesville
Rutin
Jon the Big Four
Kreceiver
A. J.wallman
Gehlmer Garment Co
Victor Wilker
Baldwin Wallace College
Berea
Tuoe
John
G. M. KE
Local Residents Visit Green and Family in New Point
Mr and Mrs 71 A Green of New Point Mrs Forest Ketchum of Lebanon Ind and Mr and Mrs Harry Green of Dallas Tex were guests of Chan Green and family and Frank Green Thursday. Mrs Herman Zeits and Verna Downey visited Greensburg to spend weekend with Albert Armstrong and family. Wanted experienced buffers and prove operators at Indiana Lamp Co Connersville Ind.
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71. A. Green
Newpoint
Forest Ketchum
Lebanon, Ind
Harry Green
Dallas
Texas
Chan. Green
Prank Green
Herman Zeits
Verna Downey
Greensburg
Albert Armstrong
Indiaoa Lamp Co
Conneraville
Ind
Church Notes From Smyrna Area Churches
Trinity Sunday English services planned at St. Pauls Smyrna. Bethany Church schedules include Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship 10 30 a m with Luther Leagues and German and Apish services led by Rev Langendorff. Peppertown English services with hoy communion at 2 p m. St John s Ev Luth German service at 10 15, memorials at 2 p m, Luther League and Ladies Society active, quarterly meeting June 18 19 at Middlebranch with Dr Murphy. Various preaching itineraries include Newpoint Middlebranch New Pennington and Batesville ahead of Epworth League events.
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Junior
Luther League
L. L
The
P. Langendorff
Dayton
Peppertown
Langendorff
Holy Spirit
E C. Annewehr
ST. John's EV. Luth
St. John’s Church
Ladies’ Society
Sunday School
Mr. Moody
Middlebranch
Murphy
Epworth
Fishing trip opens Kenton season and a Pentecost dance in Batesville
Three calendars marked for June 10 signal Kenton fishing season opener. H. F Buck Dr H J Tims and P E Lockwood join No 34 on a trip that yields nearly sixty wood sized Oasa totalling around forty pounds. Eureka Band’s Pentecost ball at the Fair Grounds draws a large crowd despite poor weather. A second community sale is set for Owl Livery Barn on June 17 at 1 pm. Dr H Seevers Gommel and Joe Benz report a strong White Sox win in Washington 3 to 0 on Monday, allowing three hits.
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Batesville
H. F Buck
H. J. Tims
Mermarianc
P. E. Lockwood
Kenton
Isaac Walton
Eureka Band
Fair Grounds
Owl Livery Barn
H. Seevers
Gommel
Joe Benz
White Sox
Washington
Sox
Tod
Young Ladies and Men to Host Euchre at Fire Hall
A euchre will be given by the Young Ladies and Young Men's Societies next Sunday June 18 at the Fire Co hall Morris Tod. H I Schrader returned from a business trip to Indianapolis Friday.
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Young Ladies and Young Men’s Societies
Fire Co. Hall
Morris, Tod
H. I
Schrader
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L. P. OF A
Randolph Starks
Norma Wilker
Ohio
Baldwin Palace College
John BH
Wilker
Republican Party
Hughes-Fairpacks
United States
Hughes and Fairtanks
Gluesenkamp-Kamps
Morris Or
Allckman
Babe
Ice Cream Social
Lincoln Club
Announc
ST. Paul's Church
Smyrna, Mnd
Trinity
Bethany Church
ST. Mark's Church
Church
Wesley Chapel
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