Pioneer Matron Philomena Bosse Dies at Batesville Home
Mrs. Philomena Bosse died at her East Pearl Street home after a long illness. Born in Alsace Lorraine and resident of Batesville for over six decades, she left a large family including husband Hartman, son George Hartman, four daughters, and many grandchildren and relatives. Burial followed Mass at St. Louis Church.
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Philomena Bosse
East Pearl St
Alsace Lorraine
Batesville
America
Cincinnati
Adolph Vascou
Vascou
Hartman
Bosse
St. Louis Church
Church
Weigel
Burst
George Hartman
Bertha
August Bloemer
Frank Worland
Shelbyville
William Peters
Rudolph Hahn
George Thieman
Emma Binder
Hamilton
Ohio
George Clemons
Greensburg
John Heck
Frank Gehring
Latonia
Elizabeth Drees
St Patrick's Tea Fetes Missionary Society Members
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Wesley Chapel held a St Patrick's Tea at Mrs E C Canfield's home with Mesdames Moore Freeland Smith Mann Shook and Canfield on the committee. Guests enjoyed green decor conundrums games and a three course luncheon. A Free Will offering was taken and attendees were invited to the Good Friday meeting to study What Medical Missions Have Done for Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Canfield
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Wesley Chapel
Mesdames
The
Missionary Society
John Kile
Korea
Jury awards $1000 policy in Greensburg suit
Attorney A B Wycoff led a Greensburg case against Reserve Loan Life Insurance Co over a $1000 policy for Joseph Lessing of Oldenburg killed in France. The company defended with a war clause claim, but the jury found for Lessing and awarded the policy plus 6 percent interest from the date of refusal.
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A. B. Wycoff
Greensburg
Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
Joseph Lessing
Oldenburg
France
Lessing
Six O Clock Dinner Honors Mr Omer Arnold Friends
Miss Hilda Bauman hosted six o clock dinner last Saturday honoring her friend Mr Omer Arnold of Critten den Kentucky The guests included Misses Audrey Samms Irene Shafer Ida Pohlar and Messrs Roy Curtis Stanton Nickel Byron Winsor The group enjoyed an elegant dinner then attended a Lyric theatre party with extensive music and social time at the Bauman home the evening concluding with praise for the hostess coup de theatre atmosphere and lingering social pleasure
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Hilda Bauman
Omer Arnold
Crittenden
Audrey Samms
Irene Shafer
Ida Pohlar
Roy Curtis
Stanton Nickel
Byron Winsor
Lyric
Bauman
Hilda
Barn Fire Destroys Grunkemeyer Farm Structure
A large barn on Herman Grunkemeyer’s Morris area farm was entirely destroyed by fire about ten o clock Monday morning. The blaze started among the rafters and, aided by hay in the mow, doomed the barn. All contents except some livestock were lost including grain hay a buggy and implements. the driving horse was killed. Henry Hunefeld, Grunkemeyer’s son in law who runs the farm, saved the remaining stock. The cause of the fire remains a mystery.
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Herman Grunkemeyer
Morris
Henry Hunefeld
Humefeld
Grand Easter Ball Opens Dance Season at St. Clair's Hall
The opening dance of the season, a Grand Easter Ball, will be held at St. Clair's Hall on Monday evening April 5. Music will be by the Greensburg Jazz Band with James Withers as singer and dancer.
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St. Clair’s Hall
Greensburg
Lasting Tribute Paid To Beloved Union Furniture Stockholders Friend
Stockholders of the Union Furniture Company and longtime residents gathered last Sunday to pay a final token of respect to a person they loved long and respected throughout the years, marking a somber communal farewell.
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Union Furniture Company
Batesville on Baseball Map and Tragic Death Shocks Milford
Batesville prepares for a strong baseball season with new seats and improved grounds ahead of opening Sunday May 2 while Batesville area residents mourn Mrs. William Christian who died after a gasoline explosion. Funeral services were held at Milford Methodist Church with many relatives among attendees.
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Batesville
Indiana
Vicinity
St. Paul
New Pythian Sisters Temple to Be Installed in Aurora
District Deputy Grand Chief Ida Winsor left for Aurora this morning to install a new Pythian Sisters temple. The lodge will begin with seventy one charter members and a strong start, with the Iva Temple No. 10 degree team from Rushville and about twenty Bon Ami Temple members from this city attending the initiation tonight.
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Ida Winsor
Aurora
Iva Temple No. 10
Rushville
Bon Ami Temple
Eight-year-old falls from Three Arch Bridge injuring arm
Max Tekulve son of Dick Tekulve and wife suffered a severe fall from the Three Arch Bridge last Sunday. He broke both bones in his right forearm but escaped more serious harm and potential permanent injury due to the distance fallen.
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Max
Dick Tekulve
Three Arch Bridge
Seed Oats Ready for Friday Car Sale
Seed oats will arrive in a car of No. 1 quality on Friday with Wilber Schrader inviting buyers to secure their supply.
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Wilber Schrader
Memorial Service for Mrs. Henry Schein Held at St John’s
A large congregation gathered at St John’s Church Sunday for a memorial service honoring Mrs. Henry Schein. The sermon by Rev Held reflected the high esteem in which she was held by years of church association, with many friends present due to a home quarantine preventing a public funeral.
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St. John’s Church
Henry Schein
Couple Sails for South America to Start New Home
Dr M A Anderson and his bride left New York for Buenos Aires to begin their life abroad. Mrs Anderson, formerly Miss Clara Annewehr of this city, met him at the Palmer School of Chiropractic in Davenport Iowa. They wed on December 20 and have since traveled across the states visiting relatives.
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M. A. Anderson
New York
Buenos Aires
Bran and Middlings Arrive. Limited Stock Available
Bran and middlings just arrived and are on sale while stock lasts. Buy now to secure fresh supply before it sells out.
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Wilber Schrader
Death follows operation of 12 year old Kenneth Weigel
Relatives mourn the Dayton death of Kenneth Weigel after a post operative complication from appendicitis. The boy, son of Charles and wife, died after a second operation. Body arrived Sunman and was taken to the grandparents near Stumpke's Corner. Burial followed at St Paul. Kenneth left four siblings and many local friends.
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Dayton
Kenneth Weigel
Charles Weigel
Kenneth
Sunman
Weigel
Burst
Fred Seevers
Stumpke
Pen town Corporal Irrgang Receives British Medal
Corporal Andrew Irrgang of Pen town and the 120th Regiment, 30th Division AEF, was awarded a British medal for distinguished service near Ballincourt France on Sept. 29, 1918. Previously honored by the United States with the Distinguished Service Cross, his name now appears on the hero pages of two nations.
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Andrew Irrgang
Pentown
120Th
Ballincourt
France
Irrgang
Corporal Irrgang
New York
Prince of Wales
Prince
War Department
Mr. Irrgang
Ripley County
Republicans Attend Versailles County Meeting Despite Poor Roads
William F. Schroeder township chairman Wm B Goyert candidate for treasurer and Alberry Dickey candidate for sheriff attended the Republican county meeting at Versailles last Saturday afternoon. The event drew many interested ladies and discussed campaign matters with an enthusiastic, confident tone.
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William F. Schroeder
Wm. B. Goyert
Alberry Dickey
Versailles
Prels Bland Post American Legion Holds Inaugural Meeting
The Prels Bland Post of the American Legion convened at Town Hall for its first regular meeting. By laws were adopted and discussions covered various member matters. Rev Joseph Hennigsf orn of Napoleon gave the chaplain’s address. The next meeting is set for the second Monday in April at the K of C Hall with hopes for larger attendance.
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American Legion
Town Hall
Joseph Hennigs Forn
Napoleon
K. of C. Hall
Eggs Wanted Price Quoted by Foerster & Co
Foerster and Co announces they will pay at least within 4 cents of the Cincinnati Market for eggs and urges producers and dealers to secure their price before selling. Price today 37 cents.
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Cincinnati
A. C. Foerster & CO
A Woman's Honor to Be Staged at Oldenburg Hall
A Woman's Honor, a four act drama, will be presented at Oldenburg Town Hall on Easter Sunday April 4. Matinee at 3 00 p m and evening show at 8 00 p m.
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Oldenburg Town Hall
Southern Orator Here Monday Night
Hon. Joseph G. Camp of Georgia speaks at Batesville City Hall on Uncle Sam's Relation to New World Conditions. Admission is free with a ticket drive by schoolchildren to win an American flag for the room with most signed tickets. March 29 at 7 30 p m. Everyone invited.
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Batesville
Joseph G. Camp
Georgia
Sam
Camp
Southland
Lyceum
View Northern Lights Exhibition Lights Up Sky
The Aurora Borealis gave an excellent free show Monday night as people watched across the sky. Phenomena explained by solar disturbance. telegraph wires nationwide suffered transmission problems during the display.
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United States
Republican meeting to form preliminary Batesville group
The Republicans of Batesville and Laughery Township invite all supporters to gather at the Batesville City Hall on Saturday March 27 at 2 30 pm. County Chairman Clarence O Hunter and Mrs J Bilby will attend. Women voters urged to participate. meeting aims to organize by wards and precincts.
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Batesville
Laughery Township
Clarence O. Hunter
J. §. Bilby
William F. Schroeder
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Fred Wilmink
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Drees
Wilmink
Herman
Thelma
Warsaw
Zierer
Louis Hoene
Hoene
Mr. Drees
Harry
Seattle
Washington
ST. Patrick's Tea
William Christian
Mil- Strong
Fieldford
Methodist Church
Milford
Carrie Horstman
Newpoint
Wm. Stockinger
Ernest
Gotlieb Horstman
Chris Horstman
Smyrna
Fred Stockinger
A. G. Hoyer
Peter Abplanalp l
Spades
Greensburg Daily News
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Gottlieb Horstman
Charles Brockman
Henry Brockman
John Abplanalp
Elmer
Edna Stockinger
South America
Great Britain
Will
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