Season Opening Opens Batesville versus Lawrenceburg Baseball
The Batesville team defeated Lawrenceburg with strong pitching by Cy Beng and solid defense. The crowd at the fair grounds was the largest opening day audience, Eureka Land provided a pregame concert, and critical plays included Kronenerg and Savenvery catches and a Schroeder-M. Benz double play in the fifth.
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Fair Ground
Batesville
Lawrenceburg
Lawrenceburg Boys
Drescher
Eureka Land
Cy” Beng
Focals
Iie
Louden
Frumlo
Furher
Kronenerg
Batesville Team Heads to Lawrenceburg for Season Opener
Batesville travels to Lawrenceburg Sunday to assist the host club in opening its season. The Lawrenceburg manager praised Batesville for their hospitality and vows to make the opening game memorable for all. A large Batesville fan contingent plans to attend.
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Batesville
Lawrenceburg
Township Convention Call for Ripley County Republicans
The Republicans of Ripley County townships plan a June 6 meeting at 1 30 p.m. to select delegates and alternate delegates for the congressional judicial and county conventions. Each township gets one pair except Laughery which receives two pairs and apportionment is based on one delegate and one alternate per ten votes cast for the Republican secretary of state candidate.
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Ripley County
Laughery Township
Johnson
Otter Creek
Shelby
Washington
The Contest of the Nations at Iatesville High School
Iatesville High School presents a patriotic cantata on May 7 featuring girls from grades seven and six with help from seventh and eighth graders. Twelve nations compete for the Goddess of Liberty crown through speeches and songs in elaborate costumes, promoting patriotism. A cream and cake reception follows at Stairs Hall after the performance.
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Iatesville High
Goddess of Liberty
Stauve
St.air’s Hall
Notice of Contract Setting for Cement Sidewalls on Rastero Avenue
Notice from the Town Board printing the contract setting for cement sidewalls on Rastero Avenue. Bids due with certified checks. contracts to be awarded by the Town Clerk. plans and specifications on file in the clerk’s office. The board reserves the right to reject any bids.
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Suuman
Ives
Gerk
Cone Tract
Rastero Avenue
Mids
Debian
Annual Social at St. John's Huntersville
The Young People's Society of St. John's Church Huntersville holds its annual social Wednesday afternoon and evening at the Huntersville school house with refreshments and music by the K of P band. Nearby visits and petty notices fill the rest of the page with brief local reports and ads.
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Young People's Society
St. John’s Church of
Huntersville
Huntersville School House
K. of P. Band
Batesville and Laughery township land values and stats
Assessed valuations for Batesville town and Laughery township total 1 201 620 with township taxes 124 low. Agricultural figures cover wheat oats potatoes clover and animal stocks plus dairy and cheese production. Various property transfers listed including Halton and Laughery parcels with prices and parties.
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Joseph Newman
Batesville
Lauchery Township
Lown Hoag
Moody Meadow
Pentecost Ball At St Clair's Hall Announcement
Pentecost bail at St Clair's hall on Moon day June s with refreshments. All invited. Voeedere Suttminer returned from Kretts street hospital in Cincinnati Saturday evening, head operation successful and recovery promising.
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Pureka Gandhi
St. Clair’s Hall
Everybudy
Voeedere Suttminer
Kretts Street Hospital
Cincinnati
Local visits and weekend trips thread through Batesville scene
Miss Bertha Jandsiedel returns from Cincinnati to Batesville with Frank Green and family visiting relatives in Sunman and Newpoint. Residents and visitors include H H Krawer Dan Kammeyer and wives. Charles Green Lotta Davis Walter Osburn and others on short trips. Local sales feature discounted lave mowers and Havana Blossoms cigarette ad.
Correction on April Fourth incident in the excursion train
In the Tribune sf May 7 we reported a Big Four conductor accused Charley Kramer of spitting on a seat. Kramer states the clash arose from an old grudge, not spitting on the seat.
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Tribune
Charley Kramer
Kramer
Notable Local Notices and Shop Updates Abroad
Patrons receive notice of shop deals and local travels. James Wooley and family headed to Indianapolis for an undertakers' convention with Mrs Wooley and daughter visiting Myra Siefert. Local merchants tout summer shirt waists at presentation prices and a red cedar shingles shipment arrives.
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James Wooley
Famiy
Indianapolis
Mr. Wooley
Undertakers
That City
Wooley
Myra Siefert
Worley
H. H. Kramer
Davis-Newman United in Marriage at Osgood
Mr W P Davis of Paintsville Kentucky wed Miss Pearl Newman of Batesville R R 1 at Osgood on Wednesday May 138 02. They visited her parents Jos Newman and wife before driving to Paintsville where Davis serves as county clerk. The Tribune extends best wishes for a long and happy life.
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W. P. Davis
Paintsville
Pearl Newman
Batesville
R. R
Osgood
Jos. Newman
Johnson County
Mr. Davis
Davis
Kentucky
The
Tribune
Indiana
Circuit Court News Roundup
Court records show John H Noble vs B & O S W Ry Co damages: jury verdict for defendant after motions. Valentine Krause vs Dora Thomas et al set aside deep trial before Special Judge Frank E Little with finding for defendant. State of Indiana vs William Berner found not guilty in saloon case. Voiz pleaded guilty for obstructing view. fine 10 and license revoked. Purdy vs Susan McGaffy continued to Sept term. Rail Co vs Lawrence Fritsch et al to condemn land set for May 21 trial.
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John H. Noble
Valentine Krause
Dora Thomas
Frank E. Little
State of Indiana
William Berner
George Voiz
Zachariah Purdy
Susan McGaffy
Repievin
C. C1. CG
St. L. Ry. Co
Lawrence Fritsch
Leroys Lose Close Game at Milan
The Leroy baseball team fell 9 to 5 at Milan in a tight contest. Bohland pitched well for Batesville but costly errors behind him hurt late. Wilson shined for Milan, supported by stronger defense than Leroy.
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Leroy
Milan
Bohland
Batesville
Wilson
Bohlauod
Gains and Losses in Ripley County School Enumeration
The county report shows eight townships losing population since 1907 and three with gains. In incorporated towns four increased while one decreased, with Batesville showing the largest township gain and Versailles the only town with a decline. Net county loss totals 32, led by Shelly township’s drop and Batesville’s rise.
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Ripley County
Adams
Center
Jackson
Johnson
Laughery
Otter Creek
Shelby
Washington
Brown
Delaware
ST Franklin
Cape
Versailles
Batesville
Milano
Osgood
Sunman
Shelly Township
Milan
Batesville Gun Club Regular Shoot Scores
Scores from the Batesville Gun Club weekly shoot on Saturday show Fred Brummer 18, Rod Timmerman 16, Andrew Kops 14, A W Romweber 13, John Graves 11, and H J Timmerman 10.
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Batesville Gun Club
Fred Brummer
Ecee
Pati Hee
Rod. Timmerman
Andrew Kops
A. W. Romweber
John Graves
H. J. Timmmierman
Memorial meeting for Watseka Tribe members requested
Two Watseka Tribe No.445 members are asked to meet at Bertram's hall on Saturday May 30 to prepare for a parade and memorial service. Other local items note visitors, travel, and sales at Nick Blank's and Thie & Vonderheide, plus several short notices of people traveling and visiting relatives.
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Bertram’s Hall
Ornder
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Tirve
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Sroeder
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Baas & Schultz's
Harry Canfield
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Mabel Martin
Newpoint
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Indingdapolis
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Ottilia Bachus
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Morris
John
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James Ray
Kramer’s
Thie & Vouderheide
Mg Statistics
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Annie Mosier
Emma EF. Carson
Ferdinand Huexen
Fred J. Huelsen
James R. McClure
Fred Helsen, Sr
Halton
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Bo & Lo
Chas
Gateman
Washington Tp
Albert F. Drescher
John G. Drescher
Sarah J. Rea
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Frank Tempest
Joan C. Wade
John Crum
Wm. A. Wayhinger
Hattie J. Austin
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O. P. Shook
N. M. Ward
Holton
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Loia A. Firth
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Magdaene Messang
Maria Stadtticher
Jobin H. Heke
Charles Hing
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Wilson Connciler
Daniel Kidd
John Walsh
Prankiin
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Bsa
Laugchery
Batesville Corporation
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H H. Krawer
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James H. Wooley
Thie & Vonderheide
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Havana
Mike Benz
Mrs. Sprakling
Covington, Ky
Henry Muehler
Mabel Shane
She.byville
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Asberry Dickey
Benham & Krieger
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Spades
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Pleasant Park
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Dallman Hollow
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Latonia
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Wm. Hueneke
Louis Steiier
Aurora
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Evansville
Nick Blank
H. HA. Kramer
Fred Sieg
H. F. E. Schrader
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Meyer's
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Venatowa
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Ory
August Cuck
Alverraine, O
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Miihousen
Pischer
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Columbus
John Wonning
Martha Stockinger
Greenfield
Ind
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Oimig
Carl
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Weisburg
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J. N. Peters
Fred Stemke
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