Batesville Defeats Brookville by Default in Rain Interruption
Batesville faced Brookville in a Sunday road game against the Lexingtons tandem on the Brookville field. A seventh inning rally by Batesville drove in four runs before rain halted play and Brookville left the grounds, deeming Batesville the winner by default. John Nieman started for Batesville, Meyer relieved, and Wintz at short with a new pitcher to come. Eureka Band to perform before the contest.
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Batesville
Brookville
Connersville Lexingtons
Bloemer
John Nieman
Brockville
Meyer
Michaels
Fritsch
Lightner
Wintz
Benz
Dennison
Indianapolis
Batonville
Fair Grounds
Joe Wintz
Eureka Band
Abrhapore Beng
Obermeyer
Wernke
Nieman
P & Rf
Abrhpore
Lewes
Taibert
Batchelor
Winters
Bloomer
Mere Bas
Athletics
Coca Colas
Coca Cola
Cincinnati
Marcus
Taylor
Moorman
Herzog
Brummer
Indrops
Vevay
Switzerland County
Connersvill Furniture Company
Luhring
Ollier
Sowraes
Poae 'Kemen
Lubing
Nenehort
Bordering
Naber
Bell
Berning
Gasling
Benning
Kemen
Robinson
Ferguson
Gesling
Farm Demonstration Truck Tour to Visit Batesville
The Cincinnati Truck Dealers Association promotes an educational motorcade tour with a 15 piece jazz band and a farm lighting vehicle arriving in Batesville next Tuesday at 12 15 PM. The event features 20 truck makes, nine body types, pneumatic tires, and aims to show farmers how motor trucks cut labor and costs, with fines for any sales pitches. Local committee led by Mayor Gibson and E M Baker as speaker will arrange demonstrations and band concerts before farm visits.
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Army
Cincinnati Truck Dealers Association
Batesville
H. P. Kelley
Mayor Gibson
Michael Bohland
E. E. Taylor
John A. Hillenbrand
Frank Steinfort
William Pohlar
Leonard Howard
E. M. Baker
Sun- Iman
Elegant speaker to address Commercial Club dinner
The Eastern Star will host a dinner for the Commercial Club at the Canfield Building next Thursday evening, June 24, featuring Howe S. Landers of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. Landers is known for engaging talks on home city progress and modern problem solving.
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Ladies of the Eastern Star
Commercial Club
Canfield
Howe S. Landers
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
Landers
Caspar Grasmick Opens New Shoe Repair Shop
Casper Grasmick announces his new shoe repair shop at a corner location on Catherine and Main Street near Town Hall. He invites customers to visit on Friday June 18 for service in the updated storefront.
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Catherine and
Main Street
Town Hall
Casper Grasmick
Baseball box score fragment with players and outs
Box score fragment lists players Nieman two hits Meyer one Michaels four. Struck out Meyer five times and Michaels five times. Umpires are Dudley and Hammerie.
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Nieman
Meyer
Michaels
Dudley
Hammerie
Harding and Coolidge Clinch Republican Nominations at Chicago
The 1920 Republican Convention nominated Warren G. Harding for president and Calvin Coolidge for vice president at Chicago's Convention Hall on the tenth ballot. The lead candidates split votes 647 for Harding, 157 for Wood, 12 for Lowden, and 804-5 for Johnson as factions battled over League of Nations and labor planks amid long delays and last minute compromises.
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Chicago
Harding
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Republican Party
Batttle
League of Nations
Senate
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
League
Elihu Root
Europe
Root
Grain of Corn Causes Death of Local Boy
Raymond Kirschner four year old son of Anthony and Mrs Kirschner of Clear Fork near Oldenburg died after a grain of corn lodged in his windpipe. He was treated in Cincinnati where an X ray and autopsy revealed the cause. Burial services were held in Oldenburg Wednesday.
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Raymond
Anthony Kirschner
Clear Fork
Oldenburg
Cincinnati
Kirschner
Louis Roth
Little Girl Viola Fehlinger Passes Away
Relatives here report the death of seven year old Viola Fehlinger daughter of Mr and Mrs George Fehlinger of Indianapolis after a week long illness. Services and burial were held in Indianapolis this morning and local relatives express deep sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Viola
George Fehlinger
Indianapolis
Fehlinger
Batesville Baseball Club Dance at Fair Grounds
Batesville Baseball Club hosts a big dance at the fair grounds on Saturday evening June 19th. Music features latest dance tunes and promises a good time for attendees.
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Batesville
Fair Grounds
Dance at St. Clairs Hall By James Withers June 26
James Withers presents another enjoyable social at St. Clair's Hall on Saturday evening June 26 with good mosie music. Charles Zweige visited Cincinnati Saturday to spend Sunday with relatives and friends.
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James Withers
St. Clair’s Hall
Mosie
Charles Zweige
Cincinnati
First Mass by Rev Romuald Mollaun In Odenburg Italy
Odenburg Indiana celebrates the first Holy Mass of Rev Romuald Mollaun OFM at Holy Family Church. A solemn procession, extensive ceremony, and special sacerdotal blessing mark the event, with family, friars, and parishioners attending, followed by a celebratory dinner and home reception.
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Odenburg
Ind
Romuald Mollaun
Holy Family Church
Joseph B. Mollaun
Anthony of Padua
House of God
Titus Gehring
Higginsville
Bernard Nurre
Covington
George Hoeh
The
Theological Seminary
Lambert Brockman
St. Bernard
Ohio
Clarence Holtel
Cincinnati
Fulgence Meyer
Jesus Christ
Romuald
Mollaun
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Harding and Coolidge
Wright A. Patterson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Mexico
Ireland
Resolutions Committee
Watson
Indiana
Jarren G. Harding
ST. Clair’s
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