City Dads Approve Bonds and Street Changes
The City Council met with all members present to sell 3000 dollars in waterworks extension bonds to Kirst National and Batonville Banktat in equal shares. Resolution to vacate First Street from Washington to old Batesville Novelty Co. site was passed. Ordinance granted Batesville Novelty Co. route to extend switch across Mulberry Street. August Bloemer received permit for iron clad building at George and Main. Dick H Schrader granted a city liquor license. Bourbon Brass and Copper Works Co. bond for water mains extension approved. City attorney to prepare pike petition. Claims allowed include Greely Stone Co. 6289 dollars for stone and Fichtner & Heidt 10 dollars for erecting stone bin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirst National
Batonville
August Bloemer
George and
Main Streets
Dick H. Schrader
Bourbon Brass and Copper Works Co
Pike
Greely Stone Co
Fichtner & Heidt
Mike Fritsch
Fourth of July at Batesville Fairgrounds under Eureka Band
A grand Fourth of July celebration is set at the Batesville Fairgrounds under the auspices of the Eureka Band. Attractions include balloon ascensions shooting galleries boating and racing with dancing day and night. A ball game at 1 pm and various refreshments will be available. posters call attendees to join the festive events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Eureka Band
Saloon Licenses Paid In Ripley County Case
Richard Schrader of Franklin county paid $100 for a city license under the two mile police jurisdiction law. The case concluded paying the license was the cheapest way to resolve whether a saloonkeeper could be taxed by a Ripley county city within the two mile limit. It is expected the city will collect $100 from each of the four Ripley county saloons within range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Schrader
Franklin County
Ripley County
Two Mile
Schrader
Public Notice Denies Card Harassment Charge
Mrs Frep H. Dieckmann states she is innocent of sending a insulting postal card to Fred Narwold s wife on April 6 1910 and demands Narwold name the party who claimed she sent the card while offering no blame but hope the guilty party is found.
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Fred Narwold
Cross Foads
Narwold
Mr. Narwold
Frep H. Dieckmann
Sunday School Meeting in Ripley County
The Ripley County Sunday School Association met last Friday with officers H. J. Walsman Batesville president O. L. Newman Delaware vice president Miss Rhoda Schuster Delaware secretary treasurer Mrs H B Canfield Batesville superintendent elementary department and Mrs John Beck superintendent of missions Also state secretary Mr Burney attended They discussed current and future Sunday school plans and actions to boost county interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley County
Sunday School Celebration at Newpoint on July Fourth
Sunday School groups from Batesville are invited to join a Newpoint event on July 4. Batesville students may depart at 8:15 AM by train and return about 5:32 PM, avoiding dust and heat. Noted speakers are planned and the gathering is expected to attract many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpoint
Batesville
Examinations Set for July at Versailles and June August at Osgood
Notice from Hale Bradt County Superintendent announcing regular teachers' examinations on the last Saturday of July in Versailles and on the last Saturdays of June and August in Osgood. High school equivalency exams are held with the regular teachers' exam.
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Versailles
Osgood
Hale Bradt
Alumni Meeting at Laughery Township Hold Nickel's Hall
Alumni call for annual meeting in Nickel's hall on Thursday evening, June 80, at 8 o'clock. Recent graduates invited. President C. H. Andres leads. Community notices recall visits by Mrs. Albert Bultman and others, travels to New Point and Cincinnati, and local sales and promotions at Thie & Schmocker.
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T the Laughery Township
Nickel’s Hall
C. H. Andres
Pres
LeRoys Rally For Eighth Inning Win Over Astons
The Batesville LeRoys defeated the Astons 4 to 2 after trailing 2 to 1 through seven and a half innings. Presty Weigel doubled to start a rally, followed by key hits and an error, with Bohland, Vetter, and Hotopp contributing. Next Sunday they travel to Lawrenceburg to avenge earlier defeats.
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Batesville LeRoys
Astons
Presty” Weigel
Bohland
Fritsch
Weinke
Parsons
Wickel
F. Weigel
Meyer
Wernke
Nickel
Hotopp
Vetter
LeRoys
Lawrenceburg
Brockman Schrader Wed In Huntersville Ceremony
Edward F. Brockman and Olga Schrader were married at St. John’s Lutheran Church Huntersville at 3 p m Rev H J Steding officiated Attendants included Fred Schraer Florence Brockman Walter Brockman Junita Buchman Albert Schrader and Theokla Morgan A reception followed and the couple depart by train No 37 for Chicago then visit Denver and plan to return August 1 They will reside with groom’s mother Mrs Ernest Brockman on West Pearl Street.
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Edward F. Brockman
Olga Schrader
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Huntersville
H. J. Steding
Fred Schraer
Florence Brockman
Newport
Walter Brockman
Junita Buchman
Albert Schrader
Theokla Morgan
Chicago
Denver
Colorado
Ernest Brockman
West Pearl
the Tribune
Memorial Services by Batesville Aerie F O E
Committees appointed by Batesville Aerie No. 1130 F O E decorated the graves of deceased brother Eagles on Sunday. The Eureka Band led a march to city hall for ritual services followed by an eloquent address from Pete Holzer.
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Pythian Sisters
Laughery Valley
Wycoff
Damon
Pythias
Syracuse
Batesville Aerie
Eureka Band
Pete Holzer
Harvest Season Tells of Local Moves and Visits
Farmers hear bakery bargains while travelers and families roam. George Schebler of Indianapolis visits Hamburg, Henry Schoetmer’s kin travel to Cincinnati, Neil and Mrs McCallum attend aviation races in Indianapolis, and many residents take auto rides or visit relatives. Baptismal services planned at the English M E church next Sunday night. Thie Schmocker offer on cream separator and mowing machine.
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Henry Heberg
Cincinnati
Ballstown
Germany
Fatherland
George Schebler
Hamburg
Indianapolis
Batesville
Marion
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Ed B. Schultz
Ethel Schultz
Shelbyville
Wesley Schultz
Henry Meyer
Norwood, O
Dick Linhaus
Ohio
Fred Kovert
Bertha
Crothersville
Herman Zeits
Greensburg
Albert Armstrong
William Simon
John Schorr, Jr
City
Chas. Meyer's
Plymouth
Thie & Schmocker's
Joseph
Fred Grieshop
St. Louis Catholic Church
Joe Newman
Joe
Herman Bruns
Sunman
Maggie Wittendorfer
Frank
William Turner
H.J. Walsman
the Moores Hill College
Ed. M. Moulton
Henry Dieckman
Geo. A. Baas
Lulu Newman
Dolph Moore
Tiie & Smoke Schoot’s
Belle of
Schmocker’s
Asc
Chas. Meyer
K. of P. and
Albert Bultman
Mrs. Wolfe
Mildred
Henry Chairsell
Birmingham
Ala
E. P. Kirkpatrick
H. W. Terry
Weisburg
Ed Hancock
Alvin J. Burke
August Krieger
Henry
Louis Schorr
North Vernon
Oscar Lehmkuebler
Charles Shane
Christ Schwier
Carl Noelker
Fowler
Thie & Schmocker’s
Mound City ‘Paints
Behlmer Bros
George Niese, Jr
Anthony Erbacher
Thie &Schmocker
Obermeyer
Weigel
Bobland
Curtis
Wittkamper
Rapp
Bobbland
Terry
Krome
F. J. Morgan
Ib Yockey
Rf Kaucher
LeRoys Aetia Altous
Memorial Services
Callat W. Kreuzman
Henry Schoetmer
Frank Rampelman
Neil McCallum
Neil
Harry Canield
Ed Schultz
Flossie Ward
Harry
Moore’s Hill
Herman Bessler and Child
John Blank
John Schorr
M. E
al Cook
Chas
Paris
Love Bros
Wd. B. Schultz
Saan
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