Local listings note daily ice cream and services in town
Gasoline stores at Walsman and Engles serve ice cream daily while Meyer's restaurant offers ice cream sodas. Several residents travel to Cincinnati and Indianapolis for visits and business, with a funeral for Louis Schorr in Indianapolis and typhoid fever listed as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Louis Schorr
Batesville
John
Joseph
Gabriel Schorr
Ed Schorr
Local ads and notices span sales and visits in Greensburg
Local merchants advertise lawn mowers harness and flour while greeting shoppers. Miss May Meyer visited Cincinnati last Friday and Frank Behlmer travels to Lockland Ohio. C J Doll attends a Indianapolis wedding and Brune family visits in Greensburg with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss May Meyer
Cincinnati
East End saloon keeper fined for selling liquor to minor
Joseph Schork proprietor of the East End saloon was indicted on an affidavit by Mrs. Rachel Laughlin for selling her son Oscar Laughlin a bottle of whiskey. Marshal Rebel served the warrant and Squire William Stowe found Schork guilty under the liquor to a minor law, fining twenty dollars plus costs totaling twenty four dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Schork
East End
Rachel Laughlin
John Laughlin
Schork
Oscar Laughlin
Marshal Rebel
Squire William Stowe
Squire Stowe
Local ads mix goods and travel notes around Cincinnati visits
Binder twine at Walsman's and repairs for binders and mowers at Walsman's. Henry Sahre and Charles Bettice visit Cincinnati on Sunday and Tuesday respectively. Miss Bertha Stockinger and Miss Freda Rosenmund travel to Bloomington for Indiana University events. Mrs August Meier and daughters plan a two month Cheboygan trip. The Standard Fashion Co designer free for three months offered through Wilker & Co. Oscar Lehmkuehler returns from typhoid convalescence in Cincinnati for rest at home. The Permanent Building and Loan Association will collect dues on Wednesday July 5 due to a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanent Building and Loan Association
Prank Walsman
Secy
Sunday Excursions to Indianapolis From Cincinnati
Beginning Sunday July the Big Four will stop the excursion from Cincinnati to Indianapolis for Batesville excursionists. Persons wishing to visit friends in Indianapolis on Sunday have a splendid opportunity. The round trip rate is $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Big Four
Cincinnati
Batesville
Fourth Grade Won In Schoolhouse Grounds Game
Fourth grade defeated third grade 11 to 2 in a last day of school baseball match at the new schoolhouse grounds. Clarence Goyert pitched well for the fourth grade with Siebert catching. Third grade pitcher Bracken sick pitched effectively but lacked defensive support. Green appeared in the field. Umpire Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Goyert
Lester Brackensick
Goyert and Siebert
Brackensick and Green
Terry
Griesehop and Kessing Wed in Oldenburg
Fred Griesehop of Batesville and Miss Lizzie Kessing of Oldenburg were united in marriage at Oldenburg in a ceremony led by Rev Father Kess ing. Relatives from Marion Ohio Cincinnati and Shelbyville attended. The couple departed for Chicago and then Marion Cincinnati before returning to Batesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griesehop-Kessing
Fred Griesehop
Batesville
Lizzie Kessing
Oldenburg
Father Kessing
Rev
Kessing
Marion, O
Clem Kessing
Cincinnati
Anna
Kate Griesehop
Shelbyville
Chicago
Marion
The
Tribune
Smoke Schorrs Pride of Cuba and other ads
Local notices advertise ready made skirts and dresses at Kramers, Havana coffee at low price, Thie and Vonderheide scythes and twine, Brummers repair shop services, McCalls magazine at 50c, and social visits. Also notice of the Permanent Building and Loan Association annual election June 27 at 8 PM with nine directors to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walsman
Sec’y
Young Laughery Bridge Youth Injured by Revolver Accident
The youngest son of Henry Schwier of Laughery Bridge was accidentally shot in the leg when a double action 22 revolver discharged while he pressed the trigger. Dr. Martin attended and dressed the wound, which is healing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schwier
Laughery Bridge
Martin
Graduating Exercises Highlight Batesville Pupils
Batesville public school pupils presented nineteen graduates at St. Clair's Opera House. Superintendent Rudolph Acher delivered the keynote as students impressed with orderly delivery and strong music. The program urged a four year high school and a future gymnasium as Batesville seeks higher education opportunities.
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Batesville
St. Clair’s Opera House
Batesville Public School
County
Rudolph Acher
Supt. Acher
Great Pitchers Battle Ends In Thirteen Inning Win
Batesville Reserves defeat Brookville 4 to 3 in a thirteen inning pitchers duel led by Terry for Batesville and Miller for Brookville. Errors late cost Brookville as Walthers covered center and a wild throw aboard helped the winning run. Umpire Lapish oversight drew some questions from players and fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville Park
Batesville
Brookville
Terry
Miller
Brookville Boys
Franklin County Boys
Joe Schroeder
McCallum
Vanderheide
Schroeder
W. Nickel
Walthers
Benz
John Schroeder
Biltz
Bossert
Gagle
Short
Meyers
McClure
Huberty
Neibarger
A. Nickol
L. Nickol
Mil
Ler
Lapish
Brookville Invades Batesville For Sunday Baseball Game
Batesville notes recount Brookville’s visit with a big delegation planned for Sunday. Highlights include Bossert caught stealing twice and McCallum making two fine catches. Terry’s one handed stop in tenth hints at a near-hit, and coaching at third hindered runs. The Eureka band will perform before the 3 PM game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schroeder
Brookville
Bossert
McCallum
Peaches
Miller
Terry
Hureka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baas & Schultz
Walsman's
Engle’s
Meyer’s Restaurant
John Behlmer
Frank Collins
Gehring’s Bakery
Kramer’s
Thie & Vonderheide's
P. Boerstier’s
Ed Stowe
Newpoint
Henry Brockman
Henry Behlmer
Suoman
George Bessier, Sr
Andy Lamppert
London
W.H. St. Clair
Stephen Ensinger
Anna Dehner
William Vogel
Greensburg
Geo. Bessler
Bartholomew Weis
Lafayette
Salonus and
Constantine
Anna Bruenning
Laurens
South Carolina
John Dennett
John Baumer
Paul Foerster
John Gehring
Meyer’s
Havana
H. H. Kramer’s
Inquire Western Furniture Co
National
Avery
Meyer's Hardware Store
Frank Behlmer
Lockland, O
Brummer
Charles Heinlein
First National Bank
Klein Block
Broadway and
Walnut Street
H. H. Krome
C.J. Doll
Joseph Doll
Fred Doll
Willian Brune
Mary Brune
Creath Lloyd
Wm. H. Brune
Acorn Brass Manufacturing Co
Sunbeam
Harry Peetz
Peetz
Walsman’s
Meyer's
A. W. L. Trotter
Thie & Vonderheide’s
Hamilton
Wm. Krieger & Son
Henry Sahre
Charles Bettice
H. H. Kramer's
Freda
Stella Rosenmund
Piow
Yandell Bros. Camp
Java
H. Krome
Meyer
Charles Johnson
Mr. Johnson
August P. Meier
Cheboygan
Wis
Standard Fashion Co
Wilker & Co
Oscar Lehmkuehler
Smoke Schorr.s Pride of
Cuba
Schorr
Louis Stemmler
Thie & Vonderheide
Plymouth
H. B. Greemaon
McCall’s Magazine
Blank’s
Rev. Bower
Sunman
Kate Grieshop
Fred
Gringel
H. W. Terry
Elen Rosemund
Anna Bevis
Monroe
Robert Noelker
Rebestipeneth
Ferret
Selda Greemann
Harry Sitcerding
Dia Meyer
Adust
Tthe i Schultz
Elsa More
Vey Wenning
Oliver Cromwell
Nora Nordloh
Scames Newman
Itele
Ima Timmerman
Arvrere
George
Vonderweide
Brooxville
M. Benz
Eae
Vonderheide
Jos. Schro
D’r
W. Nickol
Jao. Schro
Eure Ree
A.B. Er
PAO. Huberty
Neiburger
Eae Gagle
Is McClure
Baseball Notes
Moyer Lumber and Hardmare Co
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