Deaths of Myrtle Taylor Thomas Patterson and William Martin
Myrtle Pearl Taylor dies at home from membranous croup after laryngitis and illness. Thomas Patterson expires while being taken to Betts Street Hospital in Cincinnati. William Martin dies after a period of bronchial asthma, with survivors including widow and five children.
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Thomas Patterson
William Martin
Myrtle Pearl Taylor
Myrtle Taylor
Myrtle
Messenger Divine
Paradise
E. E. Taylor
St. Mark’s Sunday School
Luther League
Women’s Auxiliary American Legion
Cincinnati
Barthelmas
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Winifred
Leslie
Hazel Pruis
Selma
Patterson
Dayton
Batesville Furniture Company
Betts Street Hospital
Bigham
Ed Ambrecht
Laughery Valley K
P. Lodge
Zierer
Bethany Church
Arthur Gringle
Detroit
Mich
Heltzel
M. E
Vincennes
Ind
Batesville
Martha Fink
Bethany
Paul
Charles
Joseph
Frank Sanders
New Orleans
Formal opening of Gibson Theatre in Batesville Indiana
The Gibson Theatre will open Thursday night November 10 with a super feature play and music by an orchestra. The new theater seats 500 with 408 on the main floor and 92 in the balcony and offers modern equipment and rotating pictures. Halloween social events at St Mark's Luther League First M E Sunday School and Knights of Columbus light up the week with mask contests, feeds, and dances.
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Gibson Theatre
Indiana
Batesville
Gibson
Luther League
St. Mark's Church
Armistice Day Observance To Be Held At Gibson Theatre
The American Legion will observe Armistice Day Sunday afternoon November 18 at the Gibson Theatre. Judge Raymond Springer of Connersville Indiana will deliver the address. Springer is a World War veteran and former State Commander of the American Legion.
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Gibson Theatre
American Legion
Raymond&. Springer
Connersville
Ind
Judge Springer
Supper and Bazaar by Huntersville Ladies Society
A chicken supper and bazaar will be held at Canfield's Hall on Saturday November 19 by the St John Ladies' Society of Huntersville. Supper served 6 to 8 pm. Relatives and friends attended St Louis Church services Monday morning with Knights of St John members among the crowd.
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Canfield’s Hall
St. John's
John
Cincinnati
Grover
William Voegele
Morris
Joseph Schroeder
Lawrence Zoller
Shelbyville
Christ Schuck
George
Osgood
Joseph
Charles
Smyrna
Yacoma
Washington
St. Louis Church
Red Cross Meeting for Ripley County Chapter
The Ripley County Chapter of the American Red Cross will meet in the library assembly room at Osgood on Wednesday November 9 at 2 00 p m. All interested in Red Cross welfare urged to attend as several matters of importance will be discussed and Chapter officers will be elected.
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Ripley County
The
American Red Cross
Osgood
Red Cross
Last Week of City Campaign in Batesville
The Batesville city election nears with next Tuesday's polls. Voters are urged to cast their ballots for the four year city leadership as the campaign ends peacefully with candidates known to the community. Women are encouraged to participate as city affairs touch home life closely.
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Batesville
Lour City
New Road Completes To Connect Batesville With Versailles Route
Last week the macadam link from Albert Schra der s farm through Schutter s Corner and Delaware opened providing a shorter path for Batesville and northern Ripley to Versailles. Travel on the Delaware route is praised with improved Ripley Creek hills cut down. motorists note the Town Hill into Versailles remains the steepest ascent.
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Albert Schrader
Schutter
Lizzie
Milan
Versailles
Firth Hill
Town Hill
Confirmation at St Louis Church Overseen by Bishop Chartrand
Bishop Joseph Chartrand of Indianapolis confirmed 78 boys 84 girls and 20 adults at St Louis Catholic Church Tuesday evening. He spoke on confirmation and immediacy, followed by benediction and the congregation singing Holy God We Praise Thy Name. Visiting clergy assisted as the large church overflowed with members and guests. The St Louis male choir provided special music.
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Joseph Chartrand
Indianapolis
St. Louis Catholic Church
St. Louis
Sunman Dance Well Attended Despite Downpour
A masquerade ball hosted by Kenneth L. Diver Post of the American Legion at the Big Four Hall in Sunman drew a good crowd despite heavy rain. Attendees enjoyed dancing on a floor that was suitably filled for an enjoyable evening.
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Kenneth L. Diver Post
American Legion
Big Four
Sunman
Public Notice on Leaf and Trash Burning Prohibition
City ordinances ban burning leaves or trash on streets and citizens must comply. By order of the Board of Health. Dr. C. A. Bigham, See.
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Board of Health
C. A. Bigham
Knights of Columbus Euchre and Dance Opens Season
The Knights of Columbus host their first euchre and dance at their club rooms and hall on November 3 at :00 o'clock. A large number of prizes will be awarded and the public is invited to attend.
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Knights of Columbus
No Grinding Wednesday at Hattiesville Roller Mills
Notice warns no feed grinding on Wednesday November 9 at Hatesville Roller Mills. City officials and mill manager urge customers to adjust deliveries and plan alternate processing.
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Hatesville Roller Mills
Potatoes Car of Red River Ohio Pre stoes this week
A car shipment of potatoes from Red River Ohio is due this week with a price of 1504 dollars per bushel. H. tl Kramer.
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Car
Red River
Ohio
H. Tl Kramer
Batesville Opens Season with Victory Over Versailles
Batesville High School edged Versailles 16 to 14 at Liberty Park Hall in a fast paced opener. Cheers from Miss Stuart and her drill team plus Slim Sherman’s late scoring energized the crowd for Friday’s home game against Letts.
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Batesville
Versailles
Liberty Park Hall
Letts
Liberty Park
B. H. S. Versailles
Slim” Sherman
Cutloss
Batesville High
Miss Stuart
Stuart
Davis Buys Grocery Store From Sykes at West George Street
Harry Davis purchased the grocery store of Allen Sykes at 1 West George Street and took possession on Saturday. The business has enjoyed strong patronage and Davis’s wide community ties suggest a solid venture. Sykes plans to remain a resident of the city.
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Harry Davis
Allen Sykes
West George Street
Sykes
Davis
Dance at St Clair Hall November 22
Bigg dance at St Clair's Hall Saturday evening November 22 with Harmony Syncopating Five providing music. Admission charged 50 cents for gentlemen 25 cents for ladies and spectators.
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Bigg
St. Clair's Hall
Harmony
Potatoes at $1.50 a bushel as Red River Ohips near
A newspaper notice from A. C. Foerster urges customers to order immediately as Red River Ohips are expected to arrive soon and supply looks depleted. Prices listed at $1.50 per bushel.
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Red River
A. C. Foerster
Batesville Roller Mills Offer Special Egg Rates
Hen Scratch and Special Scratch priced per ewt with 1.80 and 1.70 respectively. The ad promises savings of a dime a day and suggests calculating monthly total. Ends with First National Bank as contact or sponsor.
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Batesville
First National Bank
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Martin
St. John’s Luther League
Wesley Shape Sunday School
James Moody
Council of the Knights of Columbus
K. of C. Hall
St. Clair’s
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