Rambers Open Season Victory at Batesville Park
The Ramblers beat Batesville 7 runs in the ninth inning rally before rain halted play at Batesville's grounds, with Eureka Band providing a pregame concert and Mayor Gibson urging local support for baseball as a civic and educational activity. Grover Benz and Dixie Dirscherl starred in the field while Hollenabee and Weigel contributed key hits as the Ramblers built an early lead before the weather interrupted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Park
Lawrenceburg
Buntenville
Eureka
Stone
Batesville
Ramblers
Dixie Dirscher
Hollenabee
Grover Benz
Innine
W. Barrows
Liddie
Wehrhoff
C. Barrows
Huag
Sullivan
Easinger
H. Benz
L. Benz
Hollensbee
Pohlman
Winegard
Kitchel
Hagee
Webr Hotf
Wernke
Weigel
Benz
Haag
Eneipger
Sores Neers
Hayes
Liddle
Pohlmen
Short
Eit
G. Benz
Ensinger
Wercke
Dirscherl
Enainger
L. Henz
H.benz
Batesvills
Roziager
Holenebee
Bendy
Prue
Bateavillet
Bysinger
G. Bens
Barrows
Batesville City Council Agrees Water Works Pact 1915 18
Special meeting approves Public Service Commission rates for Batesville Water Works with city payments of 237,347 per year for three years for fire protection and improvements. After May 25 1918 city pays 7 percent annually on improvement costs and council may approve plans bids and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W.gibson
Water Works Co
Public Service Commission
Batesville Water Works Co
Public Service Commission of Indiana
Batesville
City of
Theater Works Co
Doll
Behlmer
Deonert
Canfield
Koehmer
Utilities Commission
Chas Brossmann
Improvement of Water Works Co
Indianapolis
Mrs McCallum Rests After Long Illness in Batesville
Obituary for Euphemia J. McCallum details seven weeks of illness culminating in death from malignant liver disease. Born in Lincolnville, she spent 25 years in Batesville, known for hospitality and charity. Survived by husband Donald, children Etta Lotta Nell, and Neil. services planned in Batesville and Lincolnville.
Ministerial Conference in Cincinnati District Opens
The Ministerial Conference of the Cincinnati district met May 18 at Batesville Indiana with Rev O Rogatzky presiding. About twenty eight ministers attended though illness and death kept some away. Sessions were uplifting. a choir led by Chas Wesler provided fine music. Bishop Aod ereon spoke on the business of a Christian minister and the books of nature, the word, and life were discussed. Rev O Rogatzky preached I am the Way followed by Rev Schail on God’s Souls. Rev Betz urged needed religion. The conference was deemed a success and will meet next year in Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Tuesaday
Bateeville
Ind
O. Rogatzaky
Chas. Wesler
Chas
Betz
Lawrenceburg
Hamilton
O. M J
John Wisker Dies After Long Illness at Home
John Wisker died early Monday after months of locomotor ataxia and declining health. He sought relief in Cincinnati but returned home where he suffered until death while his devoted wife and two brothers, an adopted daughter, and other relatives mourn. Funeral services were held Wednesday at St. Louis church, with interment to follow at a later date when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wisker
Mr. Wisker
Cincinnati
Mia
Anna Mauer
Beneca
Kan
Bearde
St. Louis Church
Poultry Owners Urged to Attend June 3 Meeting
Notice to Poultry Owners invites all interested in poultry raising to a Batesville Poultry Association meeting at the city hall Thursday evening June 3 at 8. Prof Le Roy L. Jones from Purdue University will lecture on Opportunities in Poultry Raising and Dollars and Sense and Chickens. Members to meet early at 7 15 before the public program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultry Association
Batesville Poultry Assnciation
le Roy L. Jones
Poultry Divisions
Department of Agriculture Extension
Purdue University
Jones
Batesville Poultry Association
Blank's Opening Adds Sanitary Service Feature
Last Saturday marked the fifth annual opening of Blank's soda fountain despite unfriendly weather. The notable feature was a system recording all glasses and dishes and replacing them with sanitary holders so each patron uses individual glasses. Carnations were not given to ladies. balloons delighted the men. The fountain saw steady patronage from day until night as music drew crowds enjoying the various refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blank
Aoda
Foundain
Memorial Exercises by Batesville Eagles at City Hall
Batesville Aerie No.1180 Fraternal Order of Eagles will hold memorial exercises at city hall on Sunday evening June 18. Brother Rollin Turner of Greensburg will deliver the address. Members meet 7 p.m. in Aerie room, then march to city hall with the Eureka Band leading. Public invited, no admission or collection. 2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Aerie No
Order of Eagles
Rollin Turner
Greensburg
Aerie Room
Eureka Band
Notice To Redmen Meet For Memorial Services
Notice to Redmen of Waneeka Tribe Imp O R M calls members to meet at their Wigwam at 12:30 Sunday May 30 to march with the Grand Army to the Catholic cemetery and take part in memorial services. 60 other notices to Hiram Mann Sachem. Ed Frensemeier traveled to Indianapolis to represent Batseville Lodge 3 A M at grand lodge. Mrs Gale Moore and Misses Mar pares and Mary Walker went to Ru ng Sun Tuesday for a few days visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waneeka Tribe
Imp. O. R. M
Grand Army
Hiram Mann
Sachem
Ed Frensemeier
Indianapole
Batseville Lodge 3, & A.M
Grand Lodge
Gale Moore
Misees Marpares
Mary Walker
Stores Close Monday Decoration Day Observed
Stores will close Monday May Slot after Decoration Day Sunday. Legal holiday observance shifts to Monday with noon closing for stores and other busy places, affecting local commerce schedules.
Wanted Diessmaking and House Sewing by Mrs Mary Ziegler
Help wanted advertisement from Mrs Mary Ziegler of East Pearl Street City seeking dressmaking and all kinds of house sewing work. The notice mentions Wilker & Co and patent in the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ziegler
East Pearl Street
City
Wilker & Co's
Notice to Woodmen Meet May 30 at Behimer Building
All members of the M. W. of A. are requested to meet at the lodge hall in the Behimer building on Sunday May 30 at 12 30 p m to turn out with the G A R Gale Moors Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. of A
Behimer
G. A. R. Gale Moors
For Sale Jersey Cow Fresh Prosaans 1its
Jersey cow offered for sale described as fresh with butter week at hand. Also notes: John Menchhofer born to Harry Weroke and wife on Wednesday, a girl, indicating a birth announcement in the same brief item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
John Menchhofer
Harry Weroke
Woralog
Court Callings From Ripley County Court Adjourned Saturday
Ripley County court records show numerous cases including Marriages licenses for Clarence B Kelley and Maltida R Melaberger. Joseph E Ebal and Mabel Horton. Huenefeld Morris and Emma Wuoentefeld. Walter Meyer and Lillian Hui Pouske. Plains actions include partition, notes, quiet title, foreclosures, and estates. Trials by court and by jury result in multiple judgments and settlements with various costs and estates being settled or discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence B. Kelley
Horton
Matilda R. Melaberger
St. Magdalene
Joseph E. Ebal
Mabel Horton
Osgood
Rank Huenefeld
Morris
Emma Wuoentefeld
Batesville
Walter B. Meyer
Lillian A. Hui Pouske
OLVIL
Sophia Schmidt
Caroline Schurrick
James M. Hagen
Clarence Suaman
Aod
Clarence Sunman
James M. Hazen
Charles
Royce
Oliver R. Willie
Tle
Vernailles Bank
Samuel H.johnson
Chag
W. Miles Va
H. Schulenberg
Coste
First National Bank of
Carrie Kirachbaum
Williamson Heater & Ventilator Co
John F
Poske and Meyer Bride at St John’s Huntersville
A quiet Wednesday ceremony at St John’s church in Huntersville united Lilling Poske and Walter Meyer with Reverend Arndt officiating. Attendants included cousins Don Cornelius and Clarence Goertemiller, Lena Sandman, Edward Meyer, Ethel Huber, and Fred Puske. The couple plans a new life on the groom’s farm west of Batonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.John’s Church
Huntersville
Lilling Poske
John H. Poske
Walter Meyer
George D. Meyer
Arndt
Don Cornelius
Clarence Goertemiller
Lena Sandman
Edward Meyer
Ethel Huber
Fred Puske
Batonville
Teachers Selected For Coming Term
Education contracts signed with Missee Ward Beckman Nickel Mia Wadheman and Messrs Taylor Pagley and Duokin for the term. No definite arrangements yet for Professors Patton and Benham. contracts for these positions will be arranged shortly. Last Tuesday evening the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Education
Missee Ward
Beckman
Nickel
Mia
Wadheman
Messrs
Taylor
Pagley
Duokin
Patton
Benham
Board
Violin Lessons With Mrs McKee Open for Summer
Mrs McKee invites younger pupils to join summer violin sessions focusing on practical interaction and ensemble practice. Classes held in Batesville at Jeninle Starke McKee address on Tue days and Saturdays each week for varied grades.
Commencement Week Sees Banquet and Exercises
Public events mark year end with a Juniors banquet for Seniors in maroon and silver, a four course luncheon, poems, and toasts. Eighth grade exercises follow, with Scott F Hershey delivering the high school commencement address at St Clair's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Fagley
Dunkin
Patton
Bricken
Loyal Patriota of America Initiates Two Members
The Loyal Patriota of America held a banquet in Leimbkeuhler's hall initiating Gale Moore and Clarence Govert into a growing lodge. Grand Secretary Joseph Kildare and Grand Secretary Jarvie attended, praising lodge progress and sharing remarks on expansion. A sightseeing auto tour, banquet, and lively amusements followed, with diplomats noting a profitable, pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriota of America
Gale Moore
Clarence Govert
Leimkuehbler
Jodge
Joseph Kildare
J. ©. Jarvie
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Batesville Lodge
Kildare
Jarvis
George Johanolog
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Mblers
J. McCallum
Batenville
Lincolnville
Donald McCallum
Etta
Lotta
Nell
Mc Cullum
Neil
Andrew
John Morrow
Christina
Life
Elysian
Redmen
Ripley County
Perry A. Row
Admr
Harriet Mosler
John H. Schroder
Emma HK. Creath
Emma
Creath
Horace Creath
Poske— Meyer
L. P. of
A. Banquet
William Martin
John
Smyrna
George
Frank Gehring
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Jos, Merchen
Covington, Ky
U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
Valley
Tennessee
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