School Inklings Win Big as Basketball Beats Clarksburg
Last Friday the high school basketball team defeated Clarksburg at St. Clair's hall by 29 to 6t. Saturday morning the team with Prof. Gonneller beat Auto 21 at Brookville 21 to game details note Maurice Woit led Clarksburg with twelve of fourteen foul goals. in Brookville he hit twelve of fifteen. The Shakespeare class, led by Mrs. Wycott, shows progress as they study play proper. German patrons attend semi monthly Goethe program with first and fourth year presenting essays and recitations.
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Clarksburg
St. Clair’s Hall
Prof. Gonneller
Brookville
Auto 21
Maurice Woit
Wycott
Goethe
Walsman Harvey Boelke
Greenman
Albert M
Luine iGermany
Wm Coe Monoy
Sman
Dale Coomes
Ziever
Timmer
Amn Pape
Christine Meyers Hutarous
Wii. Locke
Las Krieger Artlow
Florence Ey Ruth Prophecy
Krownke
Germany
Confirmation Services at St. Mark's Church Next Sunday
A class of twelve communicants will be confirmed at St. Mark's next Sunday morning. Services in English start at 10 o'clock. A baptismal service is planned for the evening. Lenten services Thursday evening will be in German led by Pastor N.S. Les.
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St. Mark’s
N.S. Les
Epworth League Entertained at Schultz Home
Mr and Mrs Theodore Schultz entertained the Epworth League at their home last Saturday evening. The gathering was pleasant and refreshments were served. All present pronounced the Schultzs ideal entertainers.
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Theodore Schultz
M.F. Epworth
Hheir
Mrs. Schultz
New Millinery Store Opens in Batesville
Mrs Cruea will open a new millinery shop in the H F E Schrader building on Pearl Street Batesville. Opening days are March 20 21 and 28. Visitors invited. Mrs Sophia Weidner of Cincinnati has been here two months visiting relatives and returned Tuesday morning. Mrs Wm Lindenman and child came from Indianapolis to visit Frank Green and family. Mrs Eggler went to Cincinnati Saturday to spend time with kin. Philip Weber and wife went to Greensburg Sunday morning. Nick Volz did business in Morria Saturday. Cort Nordlob of Suoman spent Tuesday here.
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Sophia Weidner
Cincinnati
John Lemkuehler
Wm. Lindenman
Indianapolis
Frank Green
Mrs. Eggler
Gabelman
Bloowington
Ind
Sylvia Johnson
Bloomington
Clara King
Newpoint
A. W. Romweber
Dave Martin
Roscoe Meyer
A. J. Hasamer
Lawrenceburg
Ben Bruening
Dayton, O
Dayton
Schoolrooms closed for disinfection after scarlet fever
The old public school buildings will be closed Wednesday and Thursday for thorough disinfection due to teacher Misa Taylor's illness with scarlet fever. The article also notes various local travel and visits including Mrs. James Marlio returning to South Dakota and Rev. Harry Zierer visiting family before a Cincinnati trip.
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Misa Taylor
Costly Ride Leads to Fine for Train Jumping
Frank Selke was arrested after jumping a moving train at the Batesville passenger depot. He pleaded guilty before Acting Judge M F Bohland and was fined three dollars plus costs totaling twelve dollars and forty five cents. The editorial urges equal treatment for Batesville youths and warns against selective enforcement of the city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Selke
Marshal Wernke
M. F. Bohland
Batesville
Smith, Jones
Plan to Move Court House to Os good
Albert Shaw Freeman Holman and O R Jenkins of Osgood rode the evening train to Indianapolis to urge passage of the Zearing Court House bill. It would let a majority of county voters decide removal, relaxing the current 70 percent rule. Osgood citizens vow a hard fight to move from Versailles, Versailles supporters will resist, Laughery township remains neutral.
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Albert Shaw
Freeman Holman
O. R. Jenkins
Osgood
Indianapolis
Zearing Court House
Court House
Versailles
Laughery Township
Greemann plant sold at public sale amid bids and concerns
The Greemann Bros. plant and adjacent property were sold by Receiver A. 5. Wecoeff last Friday in six parcels. Total sales reached 38772 dollars with parcel details noted and bidders from Nicho las Cornet to Aug A Hackman. The sale drew low competition though Hillenbrand interests bid to prevent dismantling, ensuring the plant will operate with capable new owners. The letter from the State Board of Tax Commissioners advises all personal property be assessed at 74 percent of value to equal real estate assessments, urging full compliance this year.
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Greemann Bros
Wecoff
Nicholas Cornet
Hillenbrand
South Street
Mr. Cornet
Depot
South Streets
Aug. A. Hackman
Sunman
Geo. Conk
Lyipa
Fair Grounds
TR Rt
Connereville
Hillenbrands
Batesville
Frank Talbott
Board of Tax Commissioners
Ripley County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Hammond
Bedford
Card Of Thanks For Kind Attentions In Sickness And Death
A heartfelt thank you to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during the illness and passing of Caroline Bauman. Gratitude extended to Revs Gringie and Luz, the St Mark's Choir, and Undertaker Zierer for their sincere service. The Corr Bauman family and relatives extend blessings.
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Caroline Bauman
Gringie
Luz
St. Mark’s
Zierer
Corr Bauman
Notice to Patrons Meats Close Early on Weekdays
Notice to Patrons states meat department closes promptly at 7:00 PM on and after March 3 except Saturdays when open until 9:00 PM. Michael Benz proprietor. Also reports E Canfield of Dearborn County traveling to visit his son Harry and family and plans to move to Batesville soon. John Bohner, recently returned from Knoxville, Tenn., is very ill with slim hopes of recovery.
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Michael Benz
John Bohner
Knoxville, Tenn
Notices and Local Briefs From Sunmano Area
Indebtedness to George H. Huber deceased to be settled with administrator I R Bebl mer Rex Tribune Office for typewriter sale ad. Cincinnati visitor Meyer Indianapolis visitor Lucésse in town. Birth announcement Chas Brum family. Greensburg guest Win Meyerose. Mrs Vance visits Morris. House for rent call Foerster.
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George H. Huber
I. R. Beblmer
Sunmano
Ind
Marriage license and multiple court actions listed
Freeman Acra and Gladys Clapp of Pierceville obtain a marriage license. Elizabeth Hussey sues James E Hussey for divorce. Lenora B Willianson sues Roy Willianson for divorce. Henry Edward Stowe sues Eugene Stowe et al to quiet title and partition. Mayme Vedde sues Philip Smith et al for writ of Habeas Corpus. Arminta S Rawlegs sues Samuel T Maxwell on note with $993.85 found for plaintiff. Clara Gray sues William and McMurphy on due bill with $12269 found for plaintiff. Henry Bergdoll et al petition for free tax in Washington township. Appeal from Board of Commissioners. Frank E Little named special judge.
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Elizabeth Hussey
James E. Hussey
Lenora B. Willianson
Roy Willianson
Henry Edward Stowe
Eugene Stowe
Mayme Vedde
Philip Smith
Arminta S. Rawlegs
Samuel T. Maxwell
Clara Gray
William
Sunday services and local notices in Laughery area
German M. E. Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 10 30 a m on The New Law with Epworth League at 6 45 p m. Evening service at 7 30 in Noglish. Wednesday prayer meeting, Ladies' Aid at Mrs Ed Stowe's, and Laughery Church Sunday afternoon worship. Local society members travel to Cincinnati for carpet purchase and members attend Western Star chapter meeting in Sanman. Dozens of community updates include residents visiting relatives, illness, funerals, and small business notes.
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M. E
Chas, Wessier
New Law
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
Stowe's North
Walnut St
Laughery Church
St Louis Catholic Church
St. Elizabeth
Batesville
The
Western Star
Sanman
Enid
City Council Proceedings In Mayor Pro Tem's First Session
With Mayor Hillenbrand absent, Clerk Drescher presided and Henry Dallman was elected mayor pro tem. Absent members included Councilman Dall and Attorney Bohland. Treasurer Gauck reported fund balances as of March 1 1913 and the marshal was instructed to build brick crossings at several street intersections.
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Hillenbrand
Drescher
Henry Dallman
Dall
Bohland
Gauck
Corporation
TL Water Fund
Street Fundus
Marshal Wernke
Mulberry
George
Pearl and Elm
Elim
Boehringer
Fire Department
Mollaun Bros
Pirot Co
Harry Schwier Co
Dial
Star Hardware Co
Wit
F Krieger
EV. Schrader
H. H. Kramer
Harry Wernke
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Philip Weber
Greensburg
Nick Volz
Morria
Cort Nordlob
Suoman
James Marlio
South Dakota
Peppertown
Harry Zierer
Manchester
Ohio
Chas, Doll
Bheury Doll
John Wints
Father Accurs
Lafayette
John Gauck
John H. Wilker & CO
Greemann Sales County Assessor
Hillenbrand Company
Status Lamb
Clint Carnine
Delaware Township
Shelbyville
Dr. Lamb
Valley Junction
Henry Moeller
St. Maurice
Mrs. C. Hickman
John Gauck Stora
E. €. Canfield
Dearborn County
Harry
Mr. Canfield
Jacob Simon
Wesley J. Schultz
L. C. Smith & Bros
Rex
Tribune
Henry Lucésse
Chas, Brum
Win, Meyerose
Herman Thie
Chiia Nieman
Charles Vance
Morris, A
Foerster
Court House News
Freeman Acra
Gladys Clapp
Pierceville
William Benham
Rising Sun
Safe and Lock Company
Oldenburg
B. Harmeyer
Reading
Frank Pethrman
R. BR. 2
Louis Barg
San
Conrad Norworld
Tom Mead
James Mead
J. £. Gregory
I Borchelt
Videnburg
Paul Foerster
John Buhner
Elizabeth Macke
Hamburg
John Karl
Ballstown
Misses Marie
Anna Bradley
Pohlar
Mrs. Souders
St. Mary's
Katesville
A. U. F Poerster
Luesse Building
Jos, W. Oswald
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