Batesville Baseball Stakes Victory Over Danville Club
Batesville opens season with win over Danville Illinois by 4 to 2. Bohland pitches for Danville and Wormus leads Batesville with key steals and timely hits. Manager Buret books Wiedeman club for next Sunday to boost attendance. Game called at 2 30 with modest admission.
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Batesville Faue
Danville
Illinois
Bohland
Batonville
Wormus
Buhland
George
Baler
Montgomery
Meyer
Balser
Hollenebe
Welvel
Fritch
Nuon
Nun
Bobland
Wernke
Buret
Wiedeman Club
Batesville
Wiedeman’s
Gente
Qhildren Sc
Behlmer Garment Co Sold to Batesville Interests
Fred Ritter and cousin Daniel Ritter of Indianapolis closed a deal with H J Walsman Receiver to buy Behlmer Garment Co machinery and equipment saving the industry for Batesville. They plan a new building adjoining Batesville Furniture Co to operate together, cut overhead, and be ready for the spring trade. The Batesville community welcomes the industry remaining locally with seasoned management and expected employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ritter
Batesville Parniture Co
Danial Ritter
Indianapolis
H. J. Walsman
Behlmer Garment Co
Garment Company
Batesville
Thia
Batesville Furniture Co
Batonville
Ritter
Bloemer Eng el Wedding at St Louis Church
Misa Cora Engel daughter of Jacob Engel and wife wed George Bloemer eldest son of August Bloemer at St Louis Church in capital high mass Wednesday at 9 am. The ceremony was followed by a day reception at the bride's home and an evening gathering of friends with dancing and music. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents and begin married life with many well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Church
Misa Cora Engel
Jacob Engel
George Bloemer
August Bloemer
Alma
Augusta Bloemer
George
Harry Engel
Batenville
American Furniture Company
Lincoln Club Meeting Promises Important Campaign Evening
Lincoln Club members are urged to attend a key meeting next Saturday evening June 24. Members should bring friends as several county ticket candidates will be present and various talks and business will engage the group in supporting the coming campaign.
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Lincoln Club
Fourth of July Celebration Planned at Batesville Fair Grounds
The Buretta Band prepares for a big July Fourth event at Batesville fair grounds with dancing, amusements, meals, and refreshments. Batesville Municipal Club members are asked to gather June 26 at Mrs Gale Moore’s home to plan the outing.
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Buretta Band
Batesville Fair Grounds
Batesville
Batesville Munical Club
Mre
Gale Moore
Ex City Officials Hold Annual Outing at Friendship Indiana
The Ex City Officials gathered at Friendship Indiana last Thursday except ex-treasurer Johno Gauck who stayed in the city for business. The group fished and toured Hunger Hollow near the Sycamore Sanitarium while a luncheon preceded a council meeting critiquing committee performance. City Clerk Jacob Drescher won a prize for first pulled tab. The outing becomes an annual, permanent event with plans for 1917.
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Friendship
Ind
Johno Gauck
Sycamore Sanitarium
Charles Conaway
Jacob Drescher
Firat
Miscellaneous Shower For Bride Misa Cora Bogel
Misa Cora Bogel received a mixed shower Wednesday evening at Nickel's Ball from the Ladies Auxiliary. About fifty or sixty friends attended enjoying music contests and dancing. Light refreshments were served and gifts included silverware cut glass and linen.
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Misa Cora Bogel
George Bloemer
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Misa Cora
Cora
Home on furlough for Michael Vonderheide
Michael Vonderheide, stationed with the Columbus Ohio artillery unit, returns home on furlough to visit Quirio and wife. He expresses enthusiasm for army life and notes plans to report to a post soon. He anticipates possible active service if war with Mexico breaks out.
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Michael Vonderheide
Uncle
Sam
Columbus
Parente
Quirio Vonderheide
Mike
Mexico
Election Notice by Permanent Building and Long Association
The Permanent Building and Long Association will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday June 27 1916 to elect a board of directors. All members are requested to attend. Weece 8 11 AvG BLOEMER President B C TIMMERMANN Secretary.
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Permanent Building and Long Association
Death Angel Relieves Stricken Youth in Ohio Community
Donald Eichacker born 1898 in Pennsylvania endured scarlet fever pneumonia and eye removal before a final illness. He died last Saturday nine weeks ago to his 18th birthday with funeral services held at the Eichacker home and German M E church before burial at Laughery cemetery. He was cared for by his sister Irene grandparents Anton Eichacker and wife and his uncle Frank and family. The family and friends recall his cheery disposition despite long trials and sorrow.
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Donald Eichacker
Pennsylvania
Slster
Donald
Anton Eichacker
Frank
American Furniture Co
Eibhacker
M. E
Zierer
Laughery Cemetery
Irene
Monon
Batesville Monument Works Wins Cemetery Monument Contract
Batesville Monument Works has been awarded the contract to erect a large croag monument at St. Vincent's cemetery near Shelbyville. The fifteen foot tall piece will be cut from white Green River Stone, cost about $700, and reflects the firm’s trusted workmanship on a distant cemetery project.
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Batesville
St. Vincent’s Cemetery
Shelbyville
Loweat
Green River
Elzen
Kalser Visit Winds Through Jackson County Families
Hugo Kalser visits with brothers John Herman and Adolph and their families in Jackson County. Mrs Kalser stays longer and plans to join him before returning to their home near Versailles Missouri. Miss Clara Kammeyer returns to Spades after visiting her sister Mrs Gus Behimer.
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Hugo Kalser
John
Herman
Adolph
Hugo
Jackson County
Mra
Kalser
Versailles
Mies
Clara Kammeyer
Spades
Gus Behimer
Luther League State Convention Notes and Local Church Activities
Luther League of St Mark's prepares for the nineteenth annual state convention with visiting delegates and ministers expected next week. Events include a Tuesday banquet at Nickel's hall and sessions at St Mark's church with a grand Thursday chorus program. Also listed are Wesley Chapel prayer meetings and St John’s and Bethany church services with Luther League activities and upcoming Children’s Day preparations.
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Luther League of
St. Mark's Church
League
Nickel’s Hall
St. Mark’s Church
Elizabeth Duhme
Edon Richter
Fischbach
Cincinnati
Mise Hulda
Pishbach
Milan Mill & Elevator Seeks Farm Trade Amid Crop Outlook
The Milan Mill and Elevator promotes abundant seed and feed options for 1916 crops. It lists Tennessee German millet, coy beans, cow peas, alfalfa, sugar corn, jap buckwheat, and other field seeds, with inoculating soy bean material free. It touts Schumacher Little Chick feed, Quaker Oats direct mills, Marvel flour, and custom grinding, inviting farmers to visit at the railroad crossing.
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Schumacher
Great Mills
Quaker Oats Co
Marvel
la Crosse
Milan Mill & Elevator
St Mark’s Social Attracts Large Attendance
The St Mark's social Saturday evening drew a large crowd with varied entertainment and prominent music by the Eureka Band. The weather committee earned special mention for timing, ensuring attendees had safe travel home despite a heavy afternoon shower and a late downpour.
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St. Mark’s
Eureka
Receiver's Sale at Behlmer Garment Co Continues This Week
The Receiver's Sale at Behlmer Garment Co. will continue all week featuring bargain yardage, sash and doors, iron pipe, remnants of goods, middies, large stocks and dies, pipe wreochse and other articles. H. J. Walsmao, Receiver.
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Behlmer Garment Co
H.J. Walsmao
Ice Cream Social at John R. Cook's Grove
The Hayti Base Ball Club hosts an ice cream social tonight with music by the Crose Roada Band. Attendance urged. Fred Steining and family came from Hamilton Ohio for the weekend visit, with local callers Mrs. Mead and Mrs. James Mead noted at Sunman. Mrs. Bornemeier plans a Cincinnati trip.
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Hayti
John R. Cook
Crose Roada
Hill Crest Golf Club Summer Outing Amid Rain
Weather dampened the Hill Crest Golf Club mid-summer outing yet many enthusiasts persisted through a long day starting at six. The Driving Contest unfolded between showers with participation including many ladies. The following scores were recorded.
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Hill Crest Golf Club
Breaks Collar Bone With Ladder Slip
William Wisseman fell from a ladder while adjusting an overhead belt at the Western. The belt was moving slowly when he struck a post, breaking his collar bone. Engineer Henry Schein quickly cut power, preventing further injury. Wisseman later sought medical aid and was given care by Dr. Gibson.
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Wm. Wiseman
Henry Schein
Mr. Wissman
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Pohlman
Holly
Brewer
Poleman
Sweet Home
Nuco
Bose
Bloemer-Engel Wedding
Weece
Avg
Bloemer, Pres
B.C. Timmermann, Secy
Luther League
Wesley Chapel
Epworth
ST. John's EV
Luth
St.paul's Church, Smyrna, MD
L. S.reyser
D. D
Springfield
Born
Milan
O. Doering
Napoleon
Lod
Ladies’ Society
Bethany Church
Junior
L. L
The
G. M E. Church
Ice Cream Social
Fred Steining
Hamilton
Mr. Steining
Kimma
Thomas Mead
Sunman
James Mead
Snnman
Fred Bornemeier
Golf Links
Geo. M. Hillenbrand
J. A. Hillenbrand
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