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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1909
Page
8
The Tribune reports on residents visiting Cincinnati and Greensburg, family travels, business calls, and local commerce. Mentions Meyer's hardware drills, Thie & Schmocker partnership, and a move of Charles Lechner to Rushville for $2600 monthly, plus upcoming church services and community events.
A quiet wedding is reported at Louis Barnhorst’s home in Haymond with the Barnhorst family visiting from nearby. John Barnhorst and relatives are noted in attendance as part of the celebration.
Mrs Christ Beinke of Indianapolis visited her parents Henry Koch and wife and her siblings last week then returned Saturday with her two boys who had been staying with relatives. Mrs Mary Pohlman widow of Fred Pohlman dies at her son-in-law Henry Pohlman south of town age 84. cancer of the face listed as immediate cause. Funeral held Tuesday at 1 p.m. Adelia Demaree of BrooksburgInd visited Rev Vawter and wife arriving Saturday and leaving Monday with Presiding Elder Edwards of Moores Hill who led the last quarterly conference at EK M E church. Edwards preached Sunday and left for Aurora Monday night.
A compact digest cites Carlyle on misdirected faculties and the moral duty to direct strength rightly. It recalls England’s old trial by fire and water, Isaiah’s protection, and notes art dealer M. Chaubachard and the Tryon painting sale as illustrated examples of value and pursuit.
In a major western city the owner of a large jewelry shop reported a broad diamond robbery to police. He suspected a long acquaintance, a tall dark man with curly hair and a heavy mustache, who visited the store days earlier and then vanished. A telegram described the suspect as a tall man with a close cropped head and white upper lip. A Missouri town then sent a reply claiming they had the thief and the goods, holding him ready for orders.
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