Town Trustees Meet in Regular Session Adopts Licenses and Ordinances
The Town Board met with all members present. Minutes were approved. Crossings at G M E church and old public school were completed. Licenses for circuses and peddlers were approved with Ordinance No 6 regulating licenses. Several town hall and sewer items were authorized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Borgstede
Mary Mitchell
North Street
West Street
Amervat Furniture Company
Batesville Tribune
Joseph Schorr
John Leumkuehler
Board of Health
Borgstece
Lost a Good Horse at Frei hage Farm
A horse died of colic after ten years with the Frei hage farm causing a notable loss to Mr. Freihage. Community notes mention funerals and visits from Indianapolis to Oldenburg and Steamboat Landing, plus local social events and upcoming fairs.
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Freihage
Buss
First Communion at St Louis Parish by Eighteen Children
Eighteen St Louis parishioners received their first holy communion last Sunday. Procession of school children and Knights of St John accompanied the communicants to a solemn high mass at 4. Rev Father Clementine preached the sermon and presided with Fathers Accurs and Floribert. The church featured abundant flowers and lights and the day ended with benediction Te Deum and vespers for sodality eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Knights of St. John
Father Clementine
Father Accurs
Fioribert
Floribert
John Blank
Wasic
Sodality
Annual Picnic at St Louis Parish Grounds Next Saturday
The St Louis parish announces its annual June picnic at the fair grounds on Saturday June 27. The event runs from 9 am to 1 pm with music by the Sureka band, baseball games, egg and sack races, tug of war, exhibitions by the Knights of St John, and a dinner and refreshments. Public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis’ Parish
Fair Grounds
Sureka
St. John
Wells Breakthrough Near Fourth of July Drilling Progress
An oil crew resumed work after a rope broke during drilling and reached about 300 feet by Tuesday night. They expect to complete the well by July 4. Local political progress noted as Newton Hyatt and Tony Powell met delegates this week with Hyatt visiting Monday and Powell Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vas
Newton Hyatt
Tony Powell
Huston
Hyatt
Powell
Local notices of visits and upcoming events from Sunman area
Miss Oma Meyerose of Sunman visits relatives and attends college events then returns home. R. B. Willson and wife of Moores Hill visit son George Dennison and family before heading to Winnimac. Miss Hauk of College Hill visits sister Mrs H A Jacobs over Sunday. Joseph Zimmerman and wife of Manchester visit cousin Mrs Louis Stemler. Rudolph Brauer John Yunker and Fred Kasten travel to Greensburg. Mrs John D Parise of Greensburg visits mother Mrs Frank Biltz. John Hafner and son Jacob go on business with H Guyert to Greensburg and Morris Fresnay for the day. Chas Stark and wife welcome a boy on Thursday June 18 at the Hardware Store. St Mary’s Grove July 4 gathering invite. Oats at 8c per package at U Krome’s. Machine oil and twine at Walsman Schroeder’s. The National cultivator at Meyer's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moores Hill
George Dennison
Winnimac
Ind
Batesville
Meyer L.A H.co
Henry Brockman
H.H. Kramer
Charles Meyer Baas
Batesville Plans July Outing With Local Businesses
Batesville residents are invited to a July 1 outing at Lammer's Grove east of town near Morris Road. Attendees should bring lunch, with on-site refreshments shared. Many local firms pledge to close for the day, creating a town holiday and urging a day of recreation over work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Business Men's Club
Lammer’s Grove
Town
Morris
Fourth of July Posters and Local Notices in Batesville
Community ads note Fourth of July posters printed for local events at Sum man, St. Clair log rolling, and Batesville Fair Grounds. Local visits and travel updates mention residents from Cincinnati and Ironton, along with shop promotions at Nick Blank's, Thie & Vonderheide, and Walsman & Schroeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Summan
St. Clair
Fair Grounds
Batesville
Galauska Betting Wedding at St Louis Church
Adolph G Betting and Miss Martha H Galauska united in marriage at St Louis church Wednesday morning. Rev Father Clementine conducted the ceremony witnessed by William Voegele and Miss Margaret Martin. The couple will reside in Cincinnati with out of town guests Mrs Joseph Stoeser and daughter Albina and Mrs Zier and daughter Marie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis’ Church
Adolph G. Betting
Martha H. Galauska
Clementine
William Voegele
Margaret Martin
Joseph Strauss
South East Street
Betting
Cincinnati
Joseph Stoeser
Albina
Zier
Marie
Rain Delays Batesville Baseball Game
Heavy rain on Saturday night and Sunday morning postponed Batesville versus Lawrenceburg. Batesville aims to rebound Sunday against the strong Cincinnati Queen City club noted for beating most opponents. Game starts promptly at 2 30. July 4 and 5 the Champion Royals visit for two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Lawrenceburg
Cincinnatus
Queen City
Royals
Batesville Teachers Elected for New Term
The Batesville school board elected the teaching staff for the upcoming term. Names include Edward Moulton principal for Room 7, E F Taylor for Room 6, Mrs Anna Wachman Room 3, Miss Sophia Nickel Room 1, Miss Isabel Ward Room 2, Mrs R Knockings Room 4, and F W Shadday Room 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Public Schools
Edw. Moulton
E. EF. Taylor
Anna Wachman
Sophia Nickel
Old School
Isabel Ward
R. Knockings
F. W. Shadday
Surprised Their Friends Unite in Cincinnati Wedding
Batesville Bank president August Hackman and Mrs Catherine Baumer wed quietly in Cincinnati on June 24 1910 or 1911 era and plan a week there before returning home. The Tribune extends best wishes. Other local items note relatives and neighbors traveling visiting and attending events across Cincinnati Indianapolis Sunman Bunman Newpoint Terre Haute and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hackman
Batesville Bank
Catherine Baumer
Cincinnati
Fire destroys major stock at The Fair and Racket Store
A Friday evening blaze of mysterious origin swept through the Feld building opposite the freight depot ruining most of the Fair and Racket Store stock in the millinery department. Owner H A Jacobs faces about 3500 in loss with 2600 covered by insurance, while upper rooms sustained water damage but were quickly drenched. The store remains closed until insurance is settled and repairs are arranged.
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Feld
Otto Wessel
H. A. Jacobs
Jacob Telless
Jos. Luttmiller, Jr
Graduating Exercises for Batesville Class of 1908
Seventeen graduates, sixteen from Batesville and one from Loughery township, completed exercises at St. Clair's hall on Thursday night. E B Taylor led the Batesville class and gave an address. Superintendent Hale Bradt attended and spoke commendably of the schools and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
St. Clair’s Hall
Loughery Township
E. B. Taylor
Hale Bradt
Medical Men Meet at French Lick During 59th Annual Session
The 59th annual Indiana State Medical Association gathering convened at French Lick with welcoming remarks by Honorable Thomas Taggart. Key presentations covered the President's address and tuberculosis research by Dr. Ander and by Drs. Harry and Keen. Ripley County doctors from New Marion Versailles Cross plains Holton Osgood Napoleon and Batesville attended with spouses and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Medical Association
French Lick
Thomas Taggart
Ander
Harry
Keen
Orange County Medical Society
Ripley County
Johre N. Hess
New Marion
G. T. Beckett
Versailles
C.D. Ryan
Crossplains
C. E. Holton
Holton
E. D. Freeman
Osgood
L. T. Cox
Napoleon
M. Jos. Coomes
Batesville
Batesville Gun Club Shoots Noted Scores and Local News
Batesville Gun Club reported Saturday results with Andrew Woops 2 points and WW Pred Bruomner 1. Local notices include Jake Engel’s soda fountain upgrade, travel of Creath and Tautiv to Indianapolis for medical treatment, visits by Mrs. Nutting and Mrs. Shazer, and preparations for July 4 events at fairgrounds and St Clair's Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Gun Club
Andrew Woops
Pred Bruomner
H.J. Timmerman
J. Morgan
Jake Engel
Jake
Tream
Socha
Creath
Tautiv
Lawrenceburg
Here
Indianapolis
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Frank Barnhorst
Grim
Oldenburg
Ed Schultz
Chas, Gausman
Herman Gausmann
Suace
Elia Showers
Marion
Steamboat Landing
Soloman Fuller
Dauhter
Thomas Thompson
Milan
Frank Bedunnah
Henry Wessel
Fred Reinke
Sunman
Chas. G. Harvey
Pipe Creek
Our Town
Miss Sophia Nickel
Louisville
Roy Decker
Greensburg
Dr. Campbell
Meyer’s
Oma Meyerose
Joseph Zimmerman
Manchester
Louis Stemler
Rudolph Brauer
John Yunker
Fred Kasten
John D. Parise
Frank Biltz
John Hafner
Jacob
H. Guyert
John Wintz
Morris Fresnay
Chas. Stark
Ihursday
St. Yair'’S Grove
Jive
U. Krome
Walsman Schroeder's
Meyer’a
J.H. Vonderheide
Eid Foerster
Greemann Bros
W.G. Camphbeil
Andrew Kops
Otto Kirschner
Win. Kreuzman
D. LE. Monce
Q* Op
Tas
Ei Lli
FE. Schrader
Mr. Koehler
A. Wuest
John Wuest
Mike Meister
Norma Nagel
Joe Kraus
Shelbyville
al Nickel
Batesville Casket Company
E. R. Johnson
Birmingham
Alabama
A. Hk. Martin
H. H. Kramer
Martha Galauschke
Joseph Straus
Ella Schierenbeck
Ida Boerstler
Ironton, O
Lizzie Franke
Spades
Nick Blank
Thie & Vonderheide’s
Harley Jackson
St. Clair’s Grove
Walsman & Schroeder's
Galauska
Steding
Henry Doliman
Wolfe
Evansville
Chatard
Henry Pape
Herman Zeitz
City
Orna Meyerose
John Borchett
H. d. Kramer
Chas. Mann
Sundianapolis
Geo. A. Cook and
Frank Behlmer
Freddie Hoffmaster
George Ilillenbrand
Rose Schwegman
Charley Toerner
Jas. H. Wooley
Meyer's
Geo. F. Siefert’s
Schorr
Havana
Olga Schrader
Ada Dolle
Miss Dolle
Harry W. Greife
Fred Mozer
Henry Miller
Newpoint
Emma Volz
Haymond
Jack Moore
Newport
John Fehlinger
Father Angelus
Henry Busching
Fred Behlmer
Ralph Timmerman
Sophia Zwickel
Bunman
H. H. Krome
George Hillenbrand
Frank Liingston
Daisy
Killers
Tanglefoot
St. Clair Grove
Ben Oberle
Terre Haute
Binder Twine
Thie & Vonderheide
J. P. Nutting
Florman Hoertemiller
Will Nickel
Elizabeth Shazer
Aliss Ethel Minger
Suoman
Biringham, Alabama
A. E. Martin
Charles Annewell
Blank’s
Louis Steiner
Aurora
Martha Haase
William J. Bebimer
Sturman
Worning
Blanche Vincent
Peter Holzer
Henry
St. Clair’s
A. Herman Thie
Union
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