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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
5
Numerous residents of Morris and nearby towns are listed as visiting Cincinnati Indianapolis Greensburg and Lawrenceburg with returns to home towns. Highlights include Adam Bischoff and wife honeymoon over west, Mrs Carrie Kirschbaum planning Indianapolis move, and many relatives visiting friends and attending events across Indiana and Kentucky.
A memorial notice remembers William Borchett who died on June 27 1912 aged 76. The author Mrs Charles Schein writes a line about not calling back the departed and finding him in the Father’s mansion, sending loving regards from his daughter.
On June 21 at St Pauls church Cross Roads Mias Lilling E Busch daughter of August Busch and August Miller of Cincinnati united in marriage with Mr Miller from Cincinnati Rev Herman Flantz officiated. Guests from Cincinnati included Martin Miller John Meyer and families Henry Beese Phil Miller and others. The couple will reside in Cincinnati with many well wishes from Laughery township and Batesville communities.
Herman Erbacher and Olivia Volk of Enochsburg were married at nine this morning in a ceremony led by Rev Sebastian Erbacher. Attendants included Sylvester Volk Flora Erbacher Harry Schaffer and Elizabeth Volk. A wedding breakfast followed at the groom’s parents home. The couple will reside in Cincinnati.
A few boys are suspected in taking about a dozen and a half gold fish from Mrs Schrader’s pond north of town. The fish, five to six inches long, were moved to a new pond. only three remained after the transfer. The act is described as wanton and unnecessary.
The Becker family expresses heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during the burial of Edmund H. Becker. Special thanks go to the Redmen lodge for flowers and help, Undertaker Zierer and pallbearers, Rev. Luz, and all friends for kindness in his last hour.
Mr John Meyer chairman Farmers Institute receives thanks for a $50 check given by Mayor J A Axby. The money will be used for a good cause, said Geo H Lewis treasurer Lawrenceburg Indiana. Chas Kramer hurt by mule near Rushville. Steve Ensinger to appear Monday in Greensburg.
The Batesville Casket Company traveling men commence a three day outing with factory tours through metal casting and finishing, cloth room, and wood costs. They are tested on lessons about casket components, prices, and sales tactics, followed by a farm banquet with manufacturers and staff.
Relatives and friends gathered at his home south of the city Sunday evening for a sociable birthday surprise marking Christ Hornig’s 68th year. A generous spread was enjoyed as guests listed include Pred Brummer family Joe Fritach Adolph Wirth Mrs Hawking Ay Clostermeier Wm Fritch Gottlieb Horaman Henry Brockman John Brockman Wm Boehmer John Pohlman John Huffmeier Mike Hornig Otto Bauer Charlea Heory Leo Bauer Barry Pohlman Adolph Hartman Connie Miller Roy Frachteicht Paul Schmipke William Goyert Lorena. Mr Goyert and daughter visited Indianapolis to see Emma Grote. he returned Monday evening leaving the daughter for a longer stay.
George Hillenbrand and wife left Thursday for Rome City. Miss Serretta Aalzer yielded friends at Newpoint last Thursday night. Mrs W Nocka and her son returned from Cincinnati Friday evening. Anton Weightbright went to Noblesville Tuesday to visit his sons. Mrs fd Taylor and two daughters and Mrs M Fritch spent Friday at Sunman. Henry Walsman departed for Madison Monday to stay a week. Mrs Harlap Huffman of Circleville Ohio visited for several days. Herman Haddier died at his Smyrna home Sunday aged 86. funeral held today at Smyrna church at 1 pm.
The loving wife and children express gratitude to friends for kindness during illness and death of John A. Bosse. Special thanks to Rev Theodore Arndt, the undertaker, pallbearers, floral donors, and the German Landwehr Verein members for their friendship and support during the sorrowful rites. May God bless you all.
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