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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1916
Page
6
A stream of short vignettes records residents like Fred Ording C. H. Andres J. A. Hillenbrand and many others visiting Cincinnati Indianapolis Morris Sunman and Newpoint. It notes births engagements travel for relatives and multiple weekend trips with mentions of churches dances and civic events.
If you suffer from bleeding, swelling, or protruding piles, write to Mrs. M. Summers in Notre Dame Indiana for details on a home absorption treatment. Immediate relief and speedy cures are claimed. No money needed, free trial samples offered with local references if requested.
Bargains listed include varnish, sash and doors, 14 black pipe, 100 ft 2 in hose, blocks and tackle with rope, jack screws, roof paint, stocks and dies, cement block machine, paper press, lumber, grind stove frame, tank pump, registers, electric fans and assorted hardware. Receiver H. J. Wallman for Beblmer Garment Co.
At Monday night’s meeting the city council awarded the oiling contract for streets to HB Colter & Son of Milroy. Their bid of 0.0225 per square yard narrowly beat Jos Burst’s bid of 0.0285. Burst had held the contract recently and kept prices low while delivering satisfactory work.
Grover Herz broke a small bone in his ankle during a theft of second base in the Katenville Holton game at Helton last Sunday. He slid and his right shoe spikes likely caught on a bag hook, dislocating the ankle. He was placed in a planter pariy, Dr. Gibson treated the injury, and he will miss time but hopes to return to playing after recovery. Grover had been hitting .500 for Holton this season and many teammates and opponents regret the accident.
Joe Benz pitched a strong game for the White Sox last Saturday in Philadelphia. He held the Mackmen scoreless and aided by persistent hitting, the Sox ran up eleven runs. Benz used smart pitching and fielding to keep Philadelphia hitters from crossing the plate.
Mr and Mrs George Hillenbrand attended the Newport Kentucky party joining Herman Riesenberg and wife for their Silver wedding celebration. The event featured thirteen Reisenbergs in the family circle and was described as one of Newport society s most enjoyable affairs.
In Memoriam for Euphemia Jane McCallum who died May 26 1915. A year has passed yet we forget not her kindness and affection. She rests with angels in a heavenly home alongside her children in God’s mansion. Notices of family visits and local movements follow including visits to Cincinnati Vernon and Newport Kentucky and Dayton Kentucky.
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