LeRoys Fall In Thirteen Inning Setback At Lawrenceburg
Batesville LeRoys lost their third game of the season 3 to 2 after a twelve inning marathon at Lawrenceburg. Bohland pitched well for Batesville allowing three hits in 12 frames while Haag held the LeRoys to near no hits until the ninth. Lawrenceburg broke first in the fifth, Batesville surged ahead in the ninth then Lawrenceburg won in the twelfth on a single, two errors and a sacrifice. LeRoy management plans a first class team visit Sunday and Monday.
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Batesville LeRoys
Lawrenceburg
Ohio River City
Bohland
Batesville
Haag
LeRoys
LeRoy
Storm Ravages Sunman Area Causing Destruction
A Friday storm northwest of Sunman Indiana damaged property heavily. Barn roof half blown off, Ira Brinkman’s silo destroyed, Penntown orchard uprooted, and many trees felled. A horse and mule died near Rowland Robinson Jr. while Fred Behlmer’s team and wagon were struck by a gravel train. driver unhurt. Charles Dietz suffered severe injuries including leg loss and head lacerations after a track collision while escaping the storm. his 18 year old adopted daughter was thrown clear.
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Sunman
Ind
Dr. Schioesser
Ira Brinkman
Penntown
Rowland Robinson, Jr
Fred Behlmer
Christ Nieman
Albert Behlmer
Lawrenceburg
Charles Dietz
Hardingstown
Stahley and Weber Tie in Sacred Heart Church Marriage
John F. Stahley of Penntown and Miss Helene Weber of Cincinnati wed at Sacred Heart Church in Cincinnati on June 14. Attendants were M. S. Stahley and Ruth Branner. After a breakfast, drives, and merriment, the party serenaded the couple in Penntown before returning to Sunman for a repast and plans to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Stahley
Penntown
Helene Weber
Cincinnati
Sacred Heart Church
M. S. Stahley
Ruth Branner
Sunman
Penntowno
Batesville Building Boom Signals Growth and Setbacks
Behlmer Bros win the school contract after initial rejections, with the project then let about $2000 under the original bid. New factories, residences, bank improvements, and several major structures promise Batesville’s summer expansion, while a picnic night burglary raises security concerns.
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Behlmer Bros
Pearl Street
Behlmer Boys
Ripley County
Novelty Company
George Schumacher
Park Avenue
Jake Telless
Stiegelmeyer
Ralph J. Timmerman
Nedderman Bros
Timmerman & McCallum
Beech Grove Ave
Batesville
E. F. Starks
Newpoint
Clausheide
Batesville Bank
John Meyer
Main Street
Jake Engel
Jake
Moerlein Brewery
Beihl
H. J. Walsman
George Street
Wichtner & Heidt
Fred Stockinger
Fourth of July Picnic at Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka Band hosts a grand Fourth of July celebration at the Batesville Fair Grounds with balloon ascensions shooting galleries boating and racing. Dancing day and night to music refreshments available and a ball game at 1 p.m. Posters invite the public to attend for a good time.
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Joseph Suttmiller
Mr. Suttermiller
Luttmiller
Eureka
Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka Band
Examinations Scheduled for July June and August
Notice from County Superintendent Ha le Bradt announcing the regular teachers' examination on the last Saturday of July at Versailles and the last Saturdays of June and August at Osgood. Examinations for high school equivalency will be held in conjunction with the regular teachers' examinations.
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Versailles
Osgood
HaLe Bradt
Alumni Meeting At Laugh ery Township In Nickel's Hall
The Laugh ery Township Alumni annual meeting is set for Thursday June 30 at 8 p.m. in Nickel's hall. All recent graduates are invited to attend. Local notes mention various visits and shopping items.
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Laughery Township
Nickel’s Hall
C. H. Andres
Pres
Farmers' German Mutual Fire Insurance Report Ends Year
Secretary's report to June 5 1910 covers Farmers' German Mutual Fire Insurance Co Cross Roads Ind from June 4 1909 to June 5 1910 Total capital 32060600 premium notes 3206060 increase of capital 12465 00 decrease 0 760000 486500 Number of members 277 Number of policies 499 new members 4 John Korte Secretary
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Farmers’ German Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Cross Roads
Ind
John Korte
Harvest Time Bakery Ad and Local Notices
Attention farmers. Call at W. Kreuzman's bakery opposite the freight depot to save money. Miss Lizzie Duhme left Monday for Terre Haute to attend summer school. Ed Cook and Cort Nordloh of Sun man were in Batesville early Monday. Miss Dora Wessel visited relatives in Cincinnati Sunday. Engel's offers fine chocolates and candies.
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W. Kreuzman
Lizzie Duhme
Terre Haute
Ed Cook
Cort Nordloh
Sunman
Batesville
Dora, Wessel
Cincinnati
Transfer Notes From Hughes and Other Property Deals
Transfers document Wilbur L. Hughes and wife to John Elvan Hughes of 180 acres in Johnson and Shelby To. with $100.00. Joseph W. Henry and wife to Florus W. Shadday for Batesville Lots 348 and 355 at $1800. Nicholas Volz and wife to Frederick Stockinger Job No. 2 Batesville at $800. Gus Levy and wife to R S Richardson for an acre Franklin Tp. at $10. Desse Payne et al to Omer Stockman 40 acres Johnson Tp. at $50. William A. Hallgarth to Vaughn Hallgarth acre Brown Tp. and land in Jefferson and Switzerland counties at $1555. Albert F. Shaw and wife to Bert and Carrie Starks Lots 256 and 257 Os good at $1800.
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Wilbur L. Hughes
John Elvan Hughes
Johnson and Shelby
Joseph W. Henry
Florus W. Shadday
Batesville
Nicholas Volz
Frederick Stockinger
Gus Levy
R. S. Richardson
Franklin Tp
Desse Payne
Omer Stockman
Johnson
William A. Hallgarth
Vaughn Hallgarth
Brown
Jefferson
Switzerland
Albert F. Shaw
Bert
Carrie Starks
Osgood
St Louis Parochial Schools Close After Long Term
The St Louis congregation marked the close of a lengthy term with a Friday mass and sermon by Father Clementine. Saturday featured the annual children’s outing at the fair grounds with mixed attendance, a well behaved crowd, and a notable twelve inning baseball win by the Greens over the Reds 8 to 7.
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St. Louis
Father Clementine
Fair Grounds
Reds
Greens
Notice to Public retracting postal card accusations
The writer apologizes for accusing Mrs. Fred H. Dieckmann of sending a postal card to his wife and states he has spoken to Mrs. Dieckmann personally, asserting innocence in the June Tribune article.
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George Ollier
Elizabeth Holter
Hamburg
J. L. Ollier
Fred H. Dieckmann
the Tribune
Dieckmann
Fourth of July picnic baskets offered for sale
Leave orders early for Fourth of July picnic baskets packed in sanitary condition. First-class goods. See basket container list. Mrs. John Beck and Mrs. H. C. Canfield attended the Epworth League at Aurora. Mrs. Dan Freier of Morris shopped in Batesville. Spend the 4th at the Fair Grounds Batesville with special attractions. Dr. Coomes and family visited friends in Osgood. A W Romweber did business in Cincinnati. Paris Green advertised at Thie and Schmocker's.
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H. Kramer
John Beck
H. C. Canfield
Aurora
Dan Freier
Morris
Batesville
Fair Grounds
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Lanburg
Parsons
Nickel
Wernke
F. Weigel
Albment
Buhland
Ed Becraft
Thie & Schmocker’s
Henry Smith
Schutters Corner
Harry Monroe
Indianapolis
Leeroys
H. P.O
G.A
H.p.qola L. Avior
F. Ayior
Ss Fame
E. Kaffenberg
Caldwell
Schnetzer
Albright
W.kaffenberg
Thompson
Christian
Stahley-Weber
A. J. Burke
Smoke Schorr’s Belle
J. H. Wilker & Co
James H. Wooley
William Dickman
John Behlmer
Dickmann
Louis Barg
John Benham
Benham
Will Westerman
H. H. Krome
William Johnson
Citizens
A. F. Tekulyv
Herman Rankin
Grace
Thelma
H.C. Meyer
Henry Krieger
Shelbyville
W. H. Wessel
Geo. A. Baas
Fowler
Mound City Paints
Bout — Beblmer Bros
Frank Brinkman
M. R. Connelley
Marion, Ind
Plymouth
Thie & Schmoacker
Schmidt
State of
Indiana
Nicholas Schmidt
Squire Holzer
W. B. Parker
A. B. Wycoff
Parker
Office of
Engel’s
Fred C. Narwold
Dr. Coomes
A. W. Romweber
Paris Green
Paris
B. Schultz
PRG
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