Batesville Opens Season With Win Over Madison
Batesville defeated Madison 10 to 0 in the season opener as J Nieman pitched a strong game allowing four hits and nine strikeouts. Batesville built four first inning runs on bunts and errors, added five more in the seventh, and resumes next Sunday against Connersville with Casnor expected to start for the visitors. Eureka Band to perform before the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Gibson
J. Nieman
Wyatt
Weigel
Thompson
Benz
Bloemer
Turner
Fritsch
Batesville
Wernke
Hols
Lightner
Short
Meyer
Lexington
Connersville
Brookville
Casnor
Fred Nieman
Eureka Band
Sunman Man Theodore Reibel Dies After Illness
Theodore Reibel of Sunman aged 26 died early Sunday at his father's home on North Walnut Street after a brief illness following service in World War I. A rural carrier, he served from Sunman Post Office until his discharge in 1919 and was buried with full military honors in St. Nicholas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Reibel
Sunman
Walnut Street
St. Nicholas
Camp Taylor
Frank
Batesville
Theodore
Roman
Order
Memorial Day Observation in Batesville Plans parade and programs
Memorial Day exercises are set for Monday May 31 in Batesville with a parade led by the Prell-Bland Post American Legion and support from the Commercial Club. Veterans from Civil War and World War eras and various lodges will take part, weather permitting at First M E Cemetery. otherwise the program moves to St Clair's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Prell-Bland
American Legion
M. E
St. Clair’s Hall
Railroad accident injures Mr Martin and others during yard switch
Mrs Charles Martin and children visited relatives in Cincinnati area while Mr Martin and the accompanying engineer were hurt when an engine split a switch in the yards Saturday morning. Both men sustained injuries though none serious. Charley later traveled to Batesville with the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Martin
Cincinnati
John Oehlman
Dance At Fair Grounds By Batesville Base Ball Club
The Batesville Base Ball Club hosts a dance at the Fair Grounds on Saturday evening June 19. Music and dancing floor praised with refreshments for an enjoyable night. Struck Out: Nieman nine, Wyatt eight. Based on Bats Nieman two, Wyatt four. Hit Batsman Nieman one. Umpires Terry and Hammerile.
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Batesville
Lightner
Meyer
Wernke
Amos
Nieman
Wyatt
Terry
Hammerile
Batesville Memorial Day Proclamation by Mayor Gibson
Mayor Charles W. Gibson proclaims May 31 as Memorial Day in Batesville. He asks businesses to close at noon and remain closed for ceremonies, and urges residents to decorate homes and join the parade and exercises on the day of observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Charles W. Gibson
Court House News Athletics Lose First
Guardian and estate petitions approved include investment by insurance for Virginia and John Hunter, erection of a monument for Sarah Pate, sale of stock and bonds, private sale of corporation stock for Wm H Wilson estate, and private sale of personal property valued at 370 for Frank Arkenberg estate. Marriage licenses issued and various court motions noted with dismissals, changes of venue, and probate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Hunter
John Gilbert Hunter
Sarah P. Pate
Geo. B. Pate
U. S
Wm. H. Wilson
Harper B. Wilson
Frank Arkenberg
Etta L. Arkenberg
Washington L. Garber
Harry Dobson
John H. Hehe
Guardian
Nicholas Wagner
John C. Roe
Frank Hamilton
Frank Brunner
Henry Hoene
Walter Love
James Gookins
Pitchers Battle as Moorman and Aufderheide Face St Paul
The Athletics lose opener at St Paul 2 to 1 in a pitching duel between Moorman and Aufderheide. Ollier fumbled on error, Luhring and a double steal produce the lone Athletics run. Rockie and Leffler countered with key hits for St Paul. Moore and Luhring made two remarkable catches. Next Sunday the Athletics travel to Connersville to face Furniture Club.
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Moorman
Aufderheide
St. Paul
Athletics
Ollier
Luhring
Taylor
Rockie
Leffler
G. Favors
Moore
Herman
Connersville
Fast Furniture Club
HPOA
E Ollier
I Luhring
Her
Wernke
Wee Tae
Brummer
Sagaae
Karbowski
A Wintz
Eye
PO Lefer
Teller
Lf Moore
Beeen Nee
Garret
Rf Fagel
Ween
D. Favors
St. Paul Sense
Athletics Deans
Wintz
Stollen
Moeller Humig couple wed at St Louis Church
Charles Humig and Anna Moeller were married at St Louis Church at five o'clock Wednesday morning with attendants Mr and Mrs Michael Bulach. After a wedding breakfast they plan a Greensburg trip and visits to Indianapolis Muncie and other Indiana cities before settling on West Pearl Street in a home purchased from Mrs Ernest Brockman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Humig
Anna Moeller
St. Louis Church
Michael Bulach
Euchre and social draw large crowd at K of C Hall
A large turnout attended euchre and five hundred at the K. of C. Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday last week. A pie social followed the games on Wednesday with auctioned pies fueling lively bidding and extra amusement. Jazz dance at St. Clair's on May 22.
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K. of C. Hall
Batesville Chautauqua Move Seeks 500 Season Tickets
Citizens and backers of former Chautauquas met at City Hall to discuss a Batesville Chautauqua this summer. The Batesville Chautauqua Society will turn funds over to the Batesville Commercial Club to support Chautauqua efforts. Professor Wallace and Rev Schreiber encouraged pledges, with four hundred season tickets already pledged and hope for the remaining hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Chautauqua Society
Batesville Commercial Club
J. H. Shaw
Professor Wallace
Bloomington
Illinois
Mr. Shaw
Schreiber
M. E
Batesville
Initiation ceremony for nine candidates in Greensburg
Batesville and Oldenburg Commanderies Knights of St. John attended initiatory ceremonies in Greensburg. High Mass, parade, and a banquet preceded degree work by Greensburg and Cincinnati teams. Father Daniel delivered the address as visiting knights and candidates enjoyed social hours before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Oldenburg
Knights of St. John
Greensburg
Ladies of St
Cincinnati
Daniel
Batesville Road Meeting Urges Action on Local Improvements
A public Batesville City Hall session considered road needs for Batesville and Laughery Township. Despite a poor evening turnout, attendees agreed the area deserves serious road improvement, promising a firm plan to pursue petitions and press claims for needed funds and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Laughery Township
Supper Enjoyed by St John Luther League at Huntersville
A large crowd enjoyed the excellent supper served by St John Luther League at the Huntersville School House last Saturday evening. Attendees stayed for a social hour, mingling with friends, listening to music, and taking part in the organized amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Luther League
Huntersville
James Withers Dance at St Clair Hall May 22
James Withers hosts another enjoyable dance at St Clair Hall on Saturday evening May 22 with Jazz music. Special ties by Mr Withers and invitation extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair's
James Withers
St. Clair's Hall
Mr. Withers
St Marks Church Honors Its Pastor on 25th Anniversary
Rev J Barthelmas marked twenty five years of gospel ministry at St Marks Lutheran Church with a two session jubilee. Doering Benting and Bethany Church leaders spoke while Luther League and Ladies Aid organized an elegant program and a silver gift honored the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Barthelmas
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Luther League
John Pruis
Ladies’ Aid
D. P. Heltzel
Bethany Lutheran Church
Heltzel
Doering
Napoleon
Luther Leaguers
K. of P. Hall
Benting
Indianapolis
Bethany Church
Barthelmas
E. E. Taylor
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Madigan
Cole
RH PO
Renee Thompson
Oes
Aee Meyer
Eeeeenee
Senee
P Te
Total Eye
Baeee
AE Pauls
de Harper
Rf Server
Holsclaw
Wee Bees Ag Amos
Cher
Jones
City of
Court House News Athletics
Vernon Robbins
Mathilda Brummer
Robert L. Cutter
Dillsboro
Charlotte L. M. Otte
Olean
Chas. Humig
Anna K. Moeller
Arthur Jahnigen
Freda Nolan
Ida Schwier
Miller
Sieberman
Schene
Pohlman
Brown
ST. Marks Church
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