Batesville Poultry Association urged for show and growth
Poultry notes stress the Batesville Association as the best local group for breeders to join. Members gain benefits, including free poultry paper subscriptions, while plans for an annual poultry show grow. The next meeting is at City Hall on Thursday evening, June 4 at 7:30. Everybody is welcome.
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American Poultry Association
Batesville Association
Batesville
Hiseige Niga
Ven
New Merchant Mr Buck and wife move to Batesville
Mr Buck and Mrs Buck arrive in Batesville to establish residence and take over management of the Krome store. Buck, a nephew of Mrs H Krome, has spent five years with Alme & Doepke and fifteen years with Jol Shillito. The couple, living above the Krome store, are welcomed and urged to gain public patronage.
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F. Buck
Ciociffiany
Batesville
Buck
H. Krome
Krome
Batesville Lodge Represented at Grand Lodge Meeting
Ed Frensemeier serving Worshipful Master attended the Grand Lodge of F and A M in Indianapolis Tuesday morning as the Batesville lodge's official representative.
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Ed Frensemeier
Batesville Lodge
A. M
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Bees Attack Morris Man. He Recovers After Aid
Justice Vola a swarm of bees at his Morris home last Thursday caused severe injuries as limbs were struck when Maurice cut a branch to free the bees. He was left unconscious for an hour before Dr Samms revived him. He is recovering but faces further care. Opening of Fall Grounds May 30.
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Justice Vola
Morris
Maurice
Samms
Crooks Depart On Motorcycle Disappearance Case
Early Wednesday a missing motorcycle case led to the discovery that Ed Kelly and Elmer Barrie, two youths known in the Gibson Garage circle, had removed belongings from Gregory’s boarding house and fled. Their ride was traced to Brookville, with further sightings and a decoy dispatch of the machine to police chiefs. a red motorcycle matching the description was found abandoned near Lafayette, though others remain unlocated.
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Gregory
Kelly
Gibson Gardge
Charley Wilhelm
Brookville
Harris
Marshal Wernke
Mr. Gregory
Connersville
Rushville
Indianapolis
Krome
Chiefs of Police
Lafayette
Henry
Harrie
Batonville To Host Five Lecture Series Next Winter
Local boosters secure another Century Lyceum Bureau contract for five lectures. High School sponsorship returns under新的 auspices as in prior year. Acts include The Old Kentucky Quartette, Bl Bone, Preston Bradley, The Harp Entertainers, and Maud Stevens Co. readings. Season tickets priced at one dollar.
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Batonville
Century Lyceum Bureau
Chicago
Bl Bone
Bua ‘Orous
Preston Bradley
Harp
Maud Stevens
Commencement Address Set for May 30 at Perry Chapel
The Sooman Schools in Sunwan Missouri announce Mr Vuo Klelasmid of Jeffersonville Indiana will deliver the commencement address on Saturday May 30. He is described as one of the ablest educators in the state. The class includes one high school graduate and nineteen common school students. Attendance invited by all with interest in education.
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Sunwan
Sooman
Vuo Klelasmid
Jeffersonville
Ind
Klelasmid
Perry Chapel
Lawn Fete for St Pat's Church at Cross Roads
Life Young Peoples Society of St Pat's church hosts a lawn fete at Cross Roads on Thursday June 11 with various refreshments and amusements. An auto bus run by Mr Poblar will transport attendees to and from the grounds after 6 o'clock from Schulta's drag store. Invitations extended to all. Families Beot Thielbar Bohutter and others visited near Bohutter's Corner Sunday.
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Life Young Peoples
Society of St. Pat’s
Cross Roads
Poblar
Schulta
Court Actions on Marriages Divorces and Foreclosures
Court calls list marriages license grants for Greensburg and Dabney. Divorces granted or continued include Queen Smith Gilliland and Maggie Miller. Several foreclosures, partitions, quiet title actions, and estates statements proceed with sales and distribution orders.
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Queen N Smith
Stumie Smith
Queen
Gilliland
Maggie Miller
Frank Miller
Luella M. Scates
Wm.t. Scales
Thlai
Kenneth Scales
Hazel Brack
Ferdinand Brack
Russel C. Brack
Decoration Day Services For August Willich Post
Members of the August Willich Post 175 meet at Pearl Street hall at 1 30 p m Saturday May 30 to arrange grave decoration for departed comrades. They travel by auto to St John s Cemetery for memorial services, return to city hall for an address, with music by the band and a quartet. The public is invited to attend.
Bathers Beware in Bateaville Reservoir Incident
Several Bateaville boys were caught bathing in the Water Works Reservoir, violating the law. Local authorities warn against trespass and unsafe conduct around the public water supply.
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Ates
Plainfield School Picnic on Decoration Day In Cincinnati
Sunday School friends plan a church picnic at Bale Grounds in Cincinnati on May 30. Attendees include Mise Tillie and others. Bring lunch and join the gathering from 8 PM until sunset.
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Biday
Pserster
Mise Tilliepent
Cincinnati
Ill
Bale Grounds
City Dads Approve Sidewalk Bid Plan In Special Meet
In Lie City Council Monday night the contract to build sidewalks and curb and gutters where missing along Pearl street was approved. Bids due June 15. Oil paving proposal rejected for delay. Property owners to oil streets via Star Hardware Co at 3 cents per sq yd, then 31 cents for repeat. Selected oily streets include Main from Herald Office to Philip Schumacher corner, Catherine from Main to Park, and Park from Catherine to passenger depot. Boerlager Street cement walks and curbs proceed Walnut to East. Surveyor J W Phillips and wife set Batesville as temporary home during survey work.
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City’ Council
Pearl Street
Star Hardware Company
Main Street
Herald
Philip Schumacher
Catherine Street
Main
Park Avenue
Catherine
Boerlager Street
Walnut Street
East Street
J. WH. Phillips
Shaibyville
Mr. Phillips
Tie Wife
Batesville
Local Eastern Star initiates new members in ceremony
The Eastern Star local chapter added three new members last Saturday. Milan chapter sent twenty seven members to confer degrees, joined by Sunman delegates and local attendees for a total of over fifty. A three course luncheon followed an initiatory service and a social hour before adjournment.
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The
Eastern Star
Milan
Sunman
Social and Apron Bazaar at City Hall
The St Marks Ladies Society will host a social at City Hall on Wednesday and Thursday June 11 in the afternoon and evening. A featured apron booth and a free program start at 8 o clock. Refreshments will be served.
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St. Marks Ladice’ Society
Wead- Oqenday
Evenjing
Public Notice of Power Plant Fire Whistle Test
Notice to the Public announces a noon Saturday whistle test at the Power Plant to check its power. The public is asked not to be alarmed as the test is routine. Also mentions visits by Mrs Josephine Grappenhouse and Dolph Moore with Mre Maud Fecher in various local areas.
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Dolph Moore
Jodlapapolie
Kla ‘Slater
Mre
Maud Fecher
Aurora Falls 3 To 1 At Batesville In Local Ball Tilt
In a Sunday home game Batesville outplayed Aurora 3 to 1. Heine Kops hurled well for Batesville, striking out nine and giving up two bases on balls. Aurora’s E Kning and James contributed defense and offense, but the Batesville bats produced more timely hits, including a two-run single in the eighth. First listing of scorers shows Benz, Fritch, Bloemer, and Kops among leaders.
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Aurora
Fritch
Bloemer
M. Weigel
Pohlman
F. Weigel
Lo Lightner
M. Parson
Kopas
Meyer
E Kning
K. Kling
Bjamea
J. Lansing
Crosby
Bauer
Norria
Bruce
J. James
Hoopa
James
Benz
Lansing
Baues
Kops
E. Kilng
Kiing
Kling
Batesville
Updike and
Hartis
Show Your Appreciation Memorial Services on Decoration Day
Public notice urges all citizens to attend Decoration Day memorial services. It honors old veterans who fought for the country, noting many are fading from life. The piece pleads for public recognition and participation while veterans stay with us, calling for bands and communal support.
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Earth
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
M. E
Newport
Covington
Harolston
Dayton
Portsmouth
New Knoxwell
Ohio
Lawrenceburg
Africa
Hedwig Graff
China
Japan
India
Corea
Schrader
Ciocianat
Agat
Lawn Fete
George Beot
Thielbar
Bultman
Joba Mre
Win Bohutter
Bohutters ' Corner
JE. Koenigkrauter
Greensburg
Alta M. Mundy
Dabney
Charles G. Harvey
Mary C. Hoyer
Mack Perry
George’ Bruce
Stephen Bruce
Leopold Volz
Wm. F. Bagot
Casper Buffo
Jacob Buffo
Albert Muir
Samuel E. Fletcher
Prank Moody
Cross Pains State Bank
Andlag
Iacum
Coats
Henry Harmon
Nancy Sage
Jacob Behr
Otia Stowe
Deamurrer
John-Menchhofer
George Q. Weber
Edwarda Mfg. Co
Martin McNeelan
Virgil Stegner
Costa
John-Helmanth
Ito
Clarence Davis
Rose Erhardt
Agmix
Nicholas Volz
Harry W. Behmer
Mary C. Behler
Exparta
Florence Pegee
Otto Walter Pegee
Josephine Grappenhouse
Ted Roell
Richmond
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