Milan Promises a Glorious Fourth in 1915
Milan plans a July 3 celebration with a Grand Parade, awards, and addresses led by Willard New and J. E. Watson. Milan Commercial Club tourism drives include prize categories for floats, costumes, and entries in a parade line from the Milan Flour Mill to local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sence Sréianas Grand Parade
Muaic
America
Fegsenee Syeuberprese
Dr. A. J. Bigney Music—Choir
Welcome Addreezs
Reno
Badnese Agencie Povsads
Dianer
Milan
Addrese
J.E. Watson
Willard New Music
Agdrega
Cesesiscemeneee Eeet
Robert A. Creigmile
Fabien Eniwuranvbere
James M.spencer
Indiaga
Lincoln Club Meeting Sets Next Saturday Event
Lincoln Club holds a regular meeting night on Saturday June 19 with all members urged to attend. A parade route through Milan Indiana is outlined and prizes will be awarded after dinner. contact Bagat and Dever for details.
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Lincoln Club
Bagat & Dever
Committee On Parade
Milan
Ind
Romweber Crystal Wedding Celebrants Hosts Dinner
Mr and Mrs A W Romweber celebrated their crystal wedding with a grand family dinner at their home. Crystal decor featured daisies and crystal centerpieces. Guests included Mrs Joan Romweber and Cincinnati visitors. An evening surprise by 50 friends capped the celebration with best wishes for a silver anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roday
Mra. A. W. Romweber
A. W. Romweber
Guesta
Joan Romweber
Anna Peine
Ida Case
Cincinnati
Harry Blank
Spen
Romoweber
Memorial Services for Eleven Eagles Members
Fraternal Order of Eagles No 1130 held Memorial services Sunday evening June 13 at Aerie Hall and City Hall. Rollin A Turner of Greensburg delivered the address as crowds gathered on Walnut George and Main streets. Eleven members including Charles Lehmkuebler and Frank Borgan were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bateeville Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie
Blank'a Pharmacy
Eureka Band
Boehringer Street
Walnut Street
George Street
George
Main Street
Main
City Hall
Rollin A-Turner
Greensburg
Order
Hemie
Charles Lehmkuebler
Frank Borgan
Chas Tekulve
Reuben Shane
Wo. Schuler
Fred Mozer
Fred Stockinger
Steven Eneloger
John Fischer
Fred Meyers
al. P. Cook
Ramblers Game Called Off By Sudden Storm
Fans and Ramblers faced disappointment as a sudden afternoon storm forced the cancellation of the Petersburg Kentucky game. The Ramblers endured expenses while Shelbyville was rained out the previous Sunday, but they plan to make up the Greenaburg game next Sunday at the Fair Grounds to boost gate receipts.
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Ramblers
Petersburg
Kentucky Boys
Shelbyville
Greenaburg
Fair Grounds
Thirteen fishermen on Ohio River trip near Lawrenceburg
A group of thirteen anglers fished along the Ohio River near Lawrenceburg amid a day of yachtlike prep and casual mischief. They displayed a twenty pound catfish landed by John Schwartz and drew lots to determine ownership of gear while a heavy afternoon storm cut plans, then returned home satisfied with their recreation.
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Ohio
Bill Krieger
John Schmocker
John Schwartz
Geo. Johanning
Alphabet Schrader
Roy Johanning
Lawrenceburg
Kentucky Attle
Cincionat International Harvester Co
John
William
Grave Vault Proves Durability in Exhumation Case
Last Saturday the remains of Martha Stockinger were moved from Laughery church cemetery to the German M E cemetery and reinterred in the family lot. The four year old Gallon steel vault was found in excellent condition with the interior perfectly dry despite a foot of water in the grave, confirming vaults protect the body from elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stockinger
Louis, Stockinger
Laughery Church
Memorial Exercises For Wauseeka Tribe Imp O RM
Notice to Redmen announces memorial exercises to be held in their hall on Sunday June 20. Members are urged to attend and welcome. A short program will be rendered. Hiram Many, sachem, signs the notice.
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Wauseeka Tribe
Imp. O. R.M
Hiram Many
Sachem
Election Notice for Building and Loan Directors Meeting
The Permanent Building and Loan Association will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday June 22 1915 to select a board of directors. All members are urged to attend.
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Permanent Building and Loan’ S Association
Fia
Local visitors and social notes from Ava and Spear
Ava Bloemer and ER C. Timmermann attend a family visit with Mrs Wycoff and relatives. Willis Holiman and wife of Spear Indiana join Mrs Holiman’s sister. Mrs Gelvin visits relatives in Toledo and Dayton. New buggies still in stock. D. H. Sotrader.
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Willis Holiman
Speaer Ind
Mra. Holiman
A. B
Gelvin
Toledo
Dayton
Ohio
A Few Church Notes For Your Perusal
Church notices list St Mark's St Pauls Smyrna and other congregations with Sunday services prayers temperance meetings and special sermons. Includes union meetings at Huntersville and reminders of Sunday school classes Epworth League and upcoming events across Batesville Pennington and nearby towns.
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J. C. Wiegand
Hubblee
St.Mark’s
ST. Paul's Church
Smyrna
Mnd
C. WM. Schirmer
John's EV
Luth
Huntersville
Wiegand
Batesville
Web
Frieda Wiegaod
Epworth League
Union Temperance
Pennington Zion G. M. E
Does Batesville Need a Public Library
A letter argues Batesville should establish a public library to provide wholesome reading and study spaces for youth. It notes small towns with limited funds still support libraries, compares local offerings to public schools, and suggests start-up costs of fifty donations at 7.29 or one hundred subscriptions at 3.50 to begin a library. A. EW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Surprise Birthday and Farewell Party for Bruning
On Tuesday night relatives and friends gathered at William Kammeyer’s home to surprise him on his forty first birthday and to bid farewell to Frank Bruning and his wife who depart for Iowa today. The Home Circle Band played as a lively, humorous crowd celebrated the occasion and sent the couple with fond memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kammeyer
Mr. Kammeyer
Frank Bruning
Iowa
Home Circle Band
Mr. Bruning
Correction on report of Wolfe shooting death
A correction clarifies Willis Wolfe of Newpoint was not drinking the day of his death. The Gouge shooting was previously misreported and family members provide proof the claim was a mistake.
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Willis Wolfe
Newpoint
Marshall Thomas Gouge
Lawn Fete At St Mark S Church June 16
Lawn fete hosted by the Ladies Aid Society on the church lawn with a daytime and evening program. Includes entertainment by children after an address by Father Fulgence, admission 25 cents, reserved seats 10 cents, curtain at 8 pm. Children’s feast and parish festival Saturday with free meals for kids and 25 cents for adults. Guests Rev A Schaaf and Rev L Welshaar visited the rectory Sunday. Fr Sebastiano Erbacher left for Metamora. Fr Ludger O ordination noted.
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St. Mark’s Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Clair’s Hall
Fulgence
Black’s Drug Store
A. Schaaf
Brookville
L. Welshaar
Haymond
Father Schaaf
Father Welshaar
Sebastiano Erbacher
Metamora
Tit
Water ville Board Sealed Coal Bid Notice 1915
The Board of Education of Water ville will receive sealed bids by 1 pm on July 25 1915 for one car of good mine run coal and one car of domestic lump coal. Bids priced per ton of 2000 pounds delivered to the basement at the high school and seeds at the old school building. The board may reject any or all bids. Batesville School Board report trades and property moves involving Jacob J Hildebrand Henry Wickemeyer Fred Poblar to Ww Koester and plans for a new house.
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New Pennington
Weeley Chapel
Nolon
Hunteraville
Epworth League
Newpoint
Middle Branch
Batesville
Board of Education of
Waterville
Batesville School Board
Jacob J. Hildebrand
Henry Wickemeyer
Morris
Fred Poblar
Poblar
Ww. Koester
Mr. Pohtar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pearl Street
Napoleon
Oagood
Versailles
Jay Bird
Beat Brass Band
Uncle Sam
March South
E. P. Shockley
W. F. Poblar
H. C. Canfield
Canfield
Louieville
Nora Wonpingta
Wittenberg College
Springfeld
Vine Street
Vine One Square
Carr
Care
Arkenberg’s Corner
Josephine Street
Wilson’s Store
Abbott'a Corner
Universalist Church
Eagles’ Memorial
Ohio River
Batesvillians
Redmen
Ava. Bloemer, Pres
C. Timmermann, Secy
D. H. Sotrader
M. E. Church
F. J. Wiegand
Batesville Circuit
H. A. Broadwell
T. Louis Catholic Churcil
Lawn Fete
Charles Crowell
Elmer Crowell
New Point
James Maple
Bede Oldegeering O. F. M
Kansas City
Oldenburg
Ludger O
Ripley County
Howard L. Akers
Henry Bennett
Jess W. McClure
Louis Peetz
Admr
Rollin Hoyer
Laughery
Mary C. Harvey
Henry Obermeyer, Sr
Anthony Obermeyer
Adame
Robert Warman
Frankla E. Poulter
Osgood
Albert Pancoast
Huntington
Johnson
John R.cook
Joseph E. Gordon
Aaron Lafary
Center
Charles H. Reder
Herman &. Minniear
Otter Creek
Harriet E. Minniear
Charles Redjer
Lulu Pease
Levin P. Chance
Jamal
Charles B. Rix
Mary Bloom
Wm G. Greeman
Blanche Sunman
Adama Township
Albert B. Wycoff
E. Schrader
Bernard H. Kollenberg
Sophia Knollenberg
Franklin E. Pouiter
John C. Benham
Missouri
Caroline Evane
Calvin Skeen,Jr
Lousia B. Koenig
Lawrence Steinmetz
Cornet H. Yater
Thos
S. Hlarrel
Holton
Davison C. Yater
Joho F. Brimney
Lizzle Pino
John K. Kleffer
Delaware
Wm. Engelking
Jobn W. Kleffer
Geo. Lawa
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