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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1916

Page

7

Falls From Scaffold Breaks Leg On Monday

Louis Stemmler and Chas Toerner worked on a scaffold at the new American office building when it collapsed 7 to 8 feet from the floor. Stemmler broke his right leg below the knee as he could not control the fall. Dr. Gibson treated him and he was taken home to mend. Stemmler has a history of broken bones from dangerous carpentry work. The Epworth League hosted a program at the German M E church with music and readings by Shelbyville guests. Roy Freeland bought sixty two cents worth of horse meat, and a local man won a pony raffle after a prior bet. The Ladies Auxiliary inducted thirteen members at Nickel Ball and a May meeting followed. Norton Winsger and Sheriff Bultman’s son Forrest visited for grand jury witnesses. Seventeen witnesses testified daily in the Brown murder case.

Bon Ami Temple No Mies Addison Francis Temple of Liberty Euclid Temple Sunman Mra. Truax Rose Hill Temple Gosport Wil Chae. Gibson John Beck Wm. Platt Chris Smith Henry Siebert Wm. Brune Louise Buchanan Carrie Schwetmanon Jeanette Beck Little Louis Stemmler Chas. Toerner New American Mr. Stemmler Dr. Gibson Epworth League Batesville Oscar J. Hall Shelbyville Arthur Schultz Virgil Schultz Fred Bellman Virgil Bellman Nora Grace Greeman Sophia Nickel Wesley J. Schultz Miesea Grace Nora Greeman Ed Schultz Pred Heidt Alice Mr.o. Tucker Theo Schultz Roy Freeland Roy Joe Boehmer Joe de- Neves Moody Napoleon E. R. Lewis Waverly Ind Evangeliat Salem Epworth

Bank Your Money and Burglar Safe Ad

The notice touts First National Bank burglar proof safe and insured bond of staff. Win Heitz returns to work after days with a sprained back from lifting a barrel of varnish. Chas Johnson summoned to Versailles to join Grand Jury probing the Ranzell Brown murder. Loretta Noble from Cincinnati visits grandmother Grownker. Mrs Wissel of Calumbia visits family. Mrs Poblar calls at Gunman.

First National Bank Win Heitz Chas. L. Johnson Versailles Ranzell Brown

Marriages And Church Notes From Batesville Area

A report of multiple weddings and church events includes Miss Rose Walsman and William Federle married at St Anthony's in Batesville, with relatives from Cincinnati Indianapolis and Brookville attending. Other notices mention Fred Ritter secretly marrying Jeanette Weser in 1914, Edward H. Gage and Clara Wittenberg wedding, and the Smith Nagel nuptials with serenade.

Edward H. Gage Napoleon Clara Wittenberg Versailles Rev McQueen Smith—Nagel

Batesville Milling Co Stockholders to Meet at City Hall

The Batesville Milling Co stockholders are called to a Friday evening meeting at City Hall on May 12 to decide the mill’s fate. Options include liquidation, sale to a buyer at fair value, or appointing a receiver to sell the property. Also notes train discount to Chicago from Indianapolis for the June convention week and mentions local youths Giprich Jansing Huffmeyer and others heading to Comeraville for work.

Batesville Milling Co Chicago Indianapolis

Greensburg May Queen crowned in city parade

Misa Gladys Timmerman, formerly of Batesville, won the Greensburg popularity contest and served as May Queen in the Big Wednesday auto parade. More than 900000 ballots were cast with Gladys leading the runner up by about 30000 votes. Attending princesses received gifts from the Greensburg Business Men's Association and local merchants.

B.H Kirby Kirby Bros Misa Gladys Timmerman Gladys Batesville Miss Gladys Greensburg Business Men’s Association

Centennial Program At St Clair’s Ball For Public Schools

Public schools present a centennial commemoration program at St Clair’s ball next Friday evening. Admission is free and all are invited. The program starts at 7 30 with choruses, songs, solos, recitations, and tableaux across rooms 1 2 3 and 4 featuring Indiana themes and Batesville school history.

Indiana Wabash Rooom Terry Batenville Batesville Schoo Ward Fagley Sam Diph Columbia

New Undertakers Offer Low Monument Prices

Batesville Monument Works advertises direct from Gio. A. and L. C. Cook that they will deliver monuments by Decoration Day at the lowest price. They emphasize in house production, prompt delivery, and avoiding out of town agents to save money while stressing quality.

Batesville Monument Works Gio, A L. C. Cook

Closing Day at Boyer's School With Music by Family Band

On Wednesday evening May 17 at 8 o clock closing exercises will be held at Boyers school featuring dialogues recitations and scenes. Mr Brown and his family band provide music and a free will offering will be taken. Catherine Mano thank patrons for past kindness and introduces Miss Vivian Baylor organist of Greensburg Baptist church who will take piano and organ pupils. Ora Starks Mrs James Mead and Mrs Tom Meade of Sunman were Cincinnati passengers Saturday morning.

Boyer Brown Catherine Mano Vivian Baylor Baptist Church Greensburg Ora Starks James Mead Tom Meade Sunman Cincinnati

Notes of Interest to Baseball Fans in Batesville Area

Local baseball reports describe Batesville Ball team opening the 1916 season at Brookville against White Water Valley, with strong fan interest and improved park facilities. Also covered are Athletes versus Tigers at the High School grounds, Grover Benz and Lee Butler contributing for Holton, and minor injuries and local business trips.

Batesville Brookville White Water Valley Cincinnati Urichos Coonersville Brookvile Cheater Meyer Otto Fritsch Mat Weigel Walter Diracheri Wernkesis al Worman Dick Lightner Leo Benz Barry Pohlman al Hohens Beep Bender

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Fred Behrman Westport Muncie Batesville Lodge Brethers Batesville Eastern Star Batesville Lodge 13 Knights of St. John Oldenburg New Point Vern Winsger Forrest Bultman Bultman Ripley Mras Loretta Noble Mre. Grownker Mra Jerome Wissel Calumbua Orta Wissel Fred Poblar Rosemary Gauck Mrs. Federle Ciaciasati Ritter Weser Fred Ritter Batesville Furniture Co Jeannette Weser Hardinsburg Fred Gage Wittenberg D. Robertson Smith Bride N. Main St Jonathan Foster George Travis Foster Metamora Harry Reidenbach Weathport August Pohlman ST. Mark's Church Ya. m Luther League St. Johns EV. Luth. Church Samuel Christ the Rock Rlbert Luther League Bethany Church Junior L. L The M E. Church Hall Dunkin Wiegand Wesley Chapel Mill Meeting Frank Buret Ed Jansing Frea Huffmeyer Joe Gebrich Comeraville Gladys Timmeemann New Undertakers Tigers Brockman Weroke Robinson Brockoiao Gunter Maple Taylor Hayt Hueeke Grover Benz Lee Butler Holton North Vernon Grover Lee Butler Adrian Siefert Samme Vincent Brown Morris Harry Schwier Ciocinnat
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