Crane Incident Delays Freight Train Near Batesville
H King traveling freight agent for Big Four division and D F schaft division superintendent with HQ at Lodianapolis were bound for Batesville on railroad business Monday. Westbound fast mail due 1 05 was held to proceed and the crane bent, forcing four new ropes to be erected next morning. The train, moving quickly, struck the crane pouch and when stopped, it crawled past the crane slowly, the arm failing to release and the crane bent before the pouch could be released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uc. H. King
Big Four
D. F. Schaft
Lodianapolis
Batesville
Local social notes from Cincinnati trip and visits
Sizable roundup of local residents including Elmer Slifer and Flora Behlmer visiting relatives. Byron Winsor, C. W. Gibson, Philip Schumacher, and Fred Schaffer travel to Cincinnati. Dorothy Zierer visits Covington. Mrs Dan Geiger and Mrs H J Nagel return from Cincinnati. Luella Winsor recuperates in Indianapolis. Schein, Speigel attend Casket Convention. Betz and Ruth Betz visit Theo Schultz. Schantz wedding at Rushville noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. M.betz
Misa Ruth Betz
Cincinnati
Theo. Schultz
Decoration Day Notice and Memorial Sermon
Decoration Day notice states August Willich Post will meet at their hall at nine on Memorial Day Sunday May 30 to march to St Louis church where Father Fulgence will preach the Memorial sermon. At one pm the post will assemble at their hall and march to St Louis cemetery for Decoration Day services with the memorial address by Father Fulgence. All are invited and those marching should be on hand by one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willich Post
St. Louis Church
Father Fulgence
St. Louia
Sharp. Co
S. Ward
Adj
T. John Schultz
Possible Greensburg factory eyed for dust caps and aprons
Report from Greensburg Times claimed Batesville promoters plan a plant locally employing about thirty girls to manufacture dust caps and aprons. Sam Levenetela heard of the idea, but Behlmer Bros deny any move or correspondence. They say Greensburg has no such plan and are expanding in Batesville and locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Sam Levenetela
Batesville
Levenstein
Business Men's Association
Commercial Club
Greensburg Times
Behlmer Bros
Bates- Ville
Deaths at Morris and Haymond area rural obituary notes
A string of local notices reports the deaths of Theresa Middendorf of Haymond and Joseph Schantz of Morris. Middendorf died after long illness at 43, survived by mother, sisters, and a brother, with services at St Mary’s and interment in Oldenburg cemetery. Schantz died after two weeks of illness near Morris, aged 78, survived by wife, four sons, two daughters, and two predeceased sons. funeral at St Anthony’s with undertakers Weiger and Tekulve. The page also covers a wedding in Batesville, Odelia Schantz and Anthony Rollie marrying at St Mary’s, with attendants Stella Vascou, Katherine Caron, and Miss Henrietta Talbert singing Ave Maria, followed by a reception and plans for a Chicago trip and Indianapolis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Middendorf
Haymond
Jorg
Miss Middendorf
Raymond
Ajeters
Matt
Oak Forest
St. Mary's
Church
Unadertaker Keesing
Oldenburg
Stookville
Hol. Cook
Bea Meyer
Louis Allerbrecht
Cincinnati
Morris, Inc
Angel of Death
Joseph Schantz
Schantz
Morris
Chas. Doll
Mary Iritnch
Batesville
Frank
Henry
Anthony
Williiam
Heavenly Home
St. Anthony’s Church
Weiger and
Tekulve
Rushville
M. N. Lyons
Misa Stella Vascou
Bateesvile
Accidental Shooting Fatality In Delaware Versailles Area
Coroner investigated the death of Edward Hehe eight near Delaware and Versailles last Wednesday. He shot himself with a twenty two rifle while parents were away leaving siblings aged five three and eighteen months at home. The coroner ruled the death accidental after finding the body at four pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samme
Edward Hehe
Delaware
Versailles
Edward
Sermon on The Way to Health and Prosperity at Bethany Church
Rev Arthur E Gringle of Bethany English Church will deliver a sermon next Sunday evening in Bethany church on The Way to Health and Prosperity as part of a series explaining his views. The talk aims to be informative and is open to the public with urged early attendance due to previous crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Arthur E. Gringle
Bethany English Church
Gringle
Bethany Church
Athletics Beat Newpoint 12 to 8 at Batesville Grounds
The Athletics defeated the strong Newpoint team 12 to 8 on Sunday at Batesville public school grounds. Pohlman pitched well, allowing only 3 runs as Batesville’s athletic club challenges teams aged 14 to 16. letters to Captain, Batesville Athletic baseball club, Batesville Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newpoint
Batesville
Pohlman
Athletics
Ind
Arthur Carter Visits Cincinnati Friend, Plans Return to Batterilie
Arthur Carter of Cincinnati spent Saturday on business and visiting old friends. He and his wife anticipate soon resuming residence in Batterilie as he plans to take charge of the repair department at the Greon garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Carter
Cincinnati
Arthur
Batterilie
Greon
Local Social Notes and Moves in Indiana and Cincinnati
H H Krome spent Monday in Cincinnati. Arthur Schreiber visited Liberty Indiana on Monday. Stella Robben returned to Cincinnati Tuesday morning. Henry Schnippel conducted business in Greensburg Monday. For paper hanging and painting contact H J Hammerle. Loura Huber and daughter Clara spent Sunday with relatives at Peppertown. Mrs John Travis of Greensburg visited Monday night with sister Mrs Win Bruce. Randolph Krieger, visiting his parents, left for Indianapolis Tuesday to attend a state bakers convention before returning to Bedford. Albert Michel was taken to Bethesda hospital in Cincinnati last Friday for surgery and is recovering. he is a popular high school student here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Travis
Greensburg
Randolph Krieger
Indianapolis
The
Indiana Bakers
Bedford
Albert Michel
Bethesda Hospital
Cincinnati
Albert
Miss Frances Stomps Visits Dayton With Party
Wa. Pohlar drives the Buick for Miss Frances Stomps and companions Miss Cory and Mise Etter who left Monday for Dayton Ohio Misa Stomp’s former home. They spent the week sightseeing visiting points of interest and beauty around Dayton and returned to Oldenburg Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Pohlar
Frances Stomps
Miss Cory
Mise Etter
Dayton
Misa Stomp
Oldenburg
National Rating League Seeks Indiana Merchants Interest
Mr. O G Hower of the National Rating League of Chicago invites Indiana business men to join and assess creditworthiness. The league operates widely in Indiana, rating consumers to help merchants, doctors, and publishers judge applicants. Individuals rate themselves by actions, with hearings for debtors in their own defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Hower
National Rating League of Chicago
League
Indiana
Bradstreet
R. G. Dunn
Memorial Day Services At Catholic Cemetery
Next Sunday May 30 the G A R marks graves of fallen soldiers with a memorial service at the Catholic cemetery. Father Fulgence will deliver the address as patriotic citizens gather to honor the men who sacrificed for liberty in a land of peace and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A.R
Father Fulgence
Wilker and Co's June Acreage Sale Deal
Wilker and Co announces a June acfund Bale event as part of its sales campaign. The notice stresses timing and promotional terms for customers and dealers in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilker & Co
Social notes from Indianapolis and surrounding towns
Mrs Marie Dickey of Indianapolis and friend Mr Thompson visited Berry Dickey and family then traveled to Osgood and Napoleon to visit friends. Elizabeth Hilker, guest of Henry Dalleman family, returns to Cincinnati. Mrs Wm Andre returns to Cincinnati after visiting Chas Weoler and family. Merc J Grapperhave returns to Richmond after visiting TG Roel and family and Mrs Fred Ildebrand. Viola Hildebrand and Elia Hildebrand visit from Pipe Creek to Jacob Hildebrand then leave for Pipe Creek. Wa Jones and daughter plan a visit to Eden Idaho to see relatives. Henry Theilking and family travel to Cincinnati. Get your money back at Wilker Co’s Refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dickey
Ndianapolis
Thompson
Waldron
Berry Dickey
Osgood
Napoleon
Fred Illdebrand
Viola
Middletown, O
Mica Elia Hildebrand
Pipe Creek
Jacob J. Hildebrand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ager
Nignotandard Souid
E.B. Schultz
Geo.a
L.c.cook
Batesville, Ind
Weigel @ Burst UNDERTAKERS
Geo. Steinwart
John Dittus
E. Cor
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Kentucky
Ripley County
Herahe
Circuit Court
Ripley
Mount Ty
William Sick
Cutto County
Bald
William H
Rory
A.B. Wycoff
Mra. M. Bummers
Box FP
Notre Dame
LC. G. Roeil
Inincinnati
Elmer Slifer
Shelbyville
Sharon Waleman
Byron Winsor
N. E. Gregory
Dr. C. Ww. Gibson
Flora Behlmer
Frank Moorman
Blanche Livingston
Champaige
Geo. Volk
Cincionati
Philip Schumacher
Fred Schafer
Dorothy Zierer
Covington, Ky
Eg Mre
Dan Geiger
Joseph Klee
Chas. Schein
Gregor Speigel
Louis Stemmler
Paul
H. J. Nagel
Joe Kraus
Cross Roads
Mrs. Schantz
Yorkville
Odella Schhantz
Luella Winsor
Ltndianapolis
Henry Winsor
Geo. Heitzman
Newport, Ky
Adam Fehlinger, Sr
Dixie Highway Commissioners
Chattanooga
Teen
Gulf To the Lakes
Chicago
South
Richmond
Indianapola
Louisville
Nashville
Bloomington
Martlesville
Morris and
Senate
Nobby Clothing Co
H. H. Krome
Arthur Schreiber
Liberty
Ee Migs
Stella Robben
Henry Schnippel
H. J. Hammerle
Loura Huber
Clara
Peppertown
National Rating League
E. B. Schultz, ‘Trecei
Sherwin-Williams
Elizabeth Hilker
Henry Dalleman
Jamily
Wm Andre
Cincinvati Venday
Chas Weoler
Merc. J. Grapperhave
TG Roel
Wa. Jones
John Hannebaum
Foppartown
Eden
Idaho
Henry Thlelking
Wilker
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!