Feast of St Louis Celebrated by Catholic Congregation
In solemn form the Feast of St Louis was observed by the city Catholic congregation last Sunday. The St Louis Men's Society marked its anniversary with communion at 7 oclock High Mass led by Rev Accurs with Fathers Edwin and Edward as deacon and sub deacon. An evening gathering at Nickols hall featured Knights of St John escorting to the church and a sermon by Trex Clavian Larbes of Cincinnati. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and Te Deum closed the services. Next Sunday the St Rose Young Ladies Society will celebrate its anniversary.
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St. Louis
Knights of St. John
Trex
Clavian Larbes
Cincinnati
St. Rose Youngs Ladies Society
Schorr and Jansen Wed at St John’s Lutheran Church
Schorr and Miss Arva Jansen were married by Rev. Hed. Steeing at St John’s Lutheran Church Hunters Fueldware. Attendants were Broesman and Rebrman. A reception followed at the bride’s sister’s home, west of town, with best wishes from the Tribune.
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Muward Schorr
Arva Jansen
Hed. Steeing
St. John's Lutheran Church
Broesman
Mies
Easchracer
Rebrman
Second Gas Well Shot Near Town At Starke County
The German Mutual Gas & Oil Development Company of Indianapolis reports their second gas well on the Harry Borchett farm two miles west of town shows little pressure. Local social notes list many residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby towns, including Miss Hilda Schrader and Mrs Bertha Stockinger, with moves between Knox, Gans town, Hamburg, Cincinnati, and Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Mutual Gas & of, Development Company
Indianapolis
Harry Borchett
Hilda Schrader
Richard Schrader
St. Clair
Bertha Stockinger
Starke County
Knox
Ganstown
Batesville Club Keeps Winning Streak With Fast Game
Batesville beat Cincinnati Altons 10 to 2 in a fast, fielding rich contest to stretch their streak to five straight wins. Key moments came in the third with M Berg and Van scoring, while Oelrich and Wernke starred in defense. Fire alarm near the fairground caused a scare but proved to be just burning weeds. investigation noted minor damage and no serious causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Altons
Batesville Teal
Ove Straght
Fitec
Reng
Moore
Betheen Eire
Dieth
Abe
Milver
Curtis
Inca
Lightner Wa
Wernke
Champion Royals to Visit Batesville in High Profile Game
The Champion Royals of Cincinnati travel to Batesville for a premier Sunday clash against the Batesville club. The Royals, famed for fast fielding, split two July 4 and 5 games here, 1–0 in seventeen innings and 2–1 in eleven, promising another tight contest with a large expected crowd. Game time is 2:30 PM.
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Batesville
Champion Royals
Cincinonati
Ohio
Regimental Parade Planned Through Batesville and Nearby Towns
A description of a marching unit with one hundred men and twenty horses moving from Fort Benjamin Harrison toward Batesville then returning via Greensburg and Shelbyville. The route includes Indianapolis to Brookville and back, with plans for a two mile march in a fanfare through several towns.
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Tatese
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Enaianapolis
Brookville
Batesville
Padi
Greensbury
Shelbyville
Neem Wa
Look After Your Dogs in Batesvice
The text notes concern for dogs in Batesvice and urges closer care. It mentions Connad Brack with a mac cog and a mad cow and says Meyer has decided to shout his duty about the rapies. The piece emphasizes prompt, attentive dog guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connad Brack
Wrank Meyer
Boox
Batesvice
Clairvoyant visit and local social notes in brief
Hand reads offered for ten cents by Oa and Omewa at the former Nicke Theater rooms. The column then lists multiple local residents and visitors traveling to Cincinnati, Lawrenceburg, Martinsville, and Indianapolis, with short mentions of social calls and family visits. Also notes a local sale of laces and embroideries and wares like Hoosier wheat drills at regional stores.
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Oa & Omewa
Nicke
Wa.tm
Fatal Knife Fight Sparks Va of Graves in Williams Town
John Graves rushed to Williams town Kentucky Thursday after his brother was fatally stabbed Monday during a quarrel. Graves, a bystander, intervened to separate combatants when he was struck in the side with a knife piercing the lung. The assailant was arrested and held on five thousand dollars bond. Graves survived the initial shock but his condition remained precarious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Graves
Williamstown
Kentucky
Graves
John
Worning
Serious Accident Near Sunmian Bridge Tragedy
Mr and Mrs Zimmermanns returning from a church ceremony near Sunmian crossed a bridge over a deep ravine when the horse bolted pulling the buggy over the edge. Mrs Zimmermann escaped by jumping onto the bridge while her husband was dragged from the rig and severely injured. The horse died instantly when its neck was broken.
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Zimmermanun
Wilu
Sunmian
Ars Chev
Entertainment and bazaar at St John's Church Huntersville
The Ladies Mission Mociety of St John s Church Huntersville will host an entertainment bazaar and lunch at the schoolhouse on Thursday afternoon and evening September ord. The Koouf P. Band will provide music and the event invites all to attend.
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Ladies Mission Mociety
St. John’s Church
Huntersvile
Koouf P. Band
Eastern Star chapter hosts Grand officers in Batesville meeting
Batesville Chapter No 343 of the Order of the Eastern Star welcomed Grand Chapter dignitaries including Will W Grow Annie C Banes and Madeleine B Conkling of Checotah Oklahoma Past Worthy Patron Walter Grow Mrs Elizabeth Hildreth and Miss Mary Babes attended Conkling who once led the General Grand Chapter is noted as a staunch supporter of the organization The evening ended with a social gathering after the initiation ceremony.
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Batesville
Order of the Eastern Star
Will W. Grow
Annie C. Banes
Madeleine B. Conkling
Checotah
Okla
Danville
Walter Grow
Elizabeth Hildreth
Mary Babes
Metamora
Bateville
Conkling
General Rand
United States
Kanes
Pennsylvania
Annie C. Kanes
Barn Burns Near Town. hay and horse lost
The Bergman barn six miles south of town burned Sunday evening between seven and eight o clock. The cause is unknown. Loss includes 20 to 25 tons of hay and one horse, all covered by a total insurance of 590 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bergman
Batesville Class of ’4 Hay Ride Enjoyed
The Batesville High School Class of 4 held a hay ride to Sunoman Thursday night under the auspices of the young ladies Lenora Annewehr Freda Zeits Rose Meyer and Edna Beck. Gentlemen members Raleigh Schurling Harry Timmerman Rolla Von Gundy Nenben Greemann and Emory Annewehr attended with Misses Selda Greemann Ethel Schultz and Milton Severinghaus as guests. After supper at the Price Havee they returned to Batesville, pleased with the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville School
Sunoman
Lenora Annewehr
Freda Zeits
Rose Meyer
Edna Beck
Raleigh Schurling
Harry Timmerman
Rolla von Gundy
Nenben Greemann
Emory Annewehr
Selda Greemann
Ethel Schultz
Batesville
Milton Severinghaus
Chicago
Batesville Public Schools Call for Attendance and Transfers
Notice to patrons urges compliance with compulsory schooling laws by sending all eligible children to school. Parents are asked to ensure pupils attend the first day so teachers can classify them. Out-of-town pupils must present a legal transfer on entry. The term begins Monday September 7 1908 with seven teachers led by President Toes I. C. Trimmerman.
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Batesville Public
Batesville
Mrs Woerdeman Dies After Long Illness in Batesville
Mrs Anna Woerdeman aged about 88 died at her Walnut street home after a long sickness described as brain softening. She born Covington Kentucky August 17 1855 leaves two children and a husband who preceded her. Funeral set for Thursday September 5 at 9 am. Also notes local notices of burials, visits, and town commerce from Batesville and nearby areas with names such as Sunman St Pauls M E church and Big Hardware Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Woerdeman
Walnut Street
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Lena Hoi
Hamburg
Marie Guler
Frankin
Katie Bolst
Carrie Tekulye
James Hogue
Sunman
James Mead
Frank Boland
Danville, In
John Richland and
Leo Miller
Lydia Meyer
Ketha Beckman
Oscood
Versailles
Joseph Schantz
Chas, Doll and
Peter Fritch
Morris
Frank Weedunnah
Byram
Mississippi
Fred Mestemacher
Novelty Company
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Fred Brummer
Fred
John O'Neal
Meyer
Clara Annewehr
Salem
John Belter
Sieferts At
Cy” Benz
Oelrich
Miller
Staff
Van
Kessler
Vetters
Hualtmeier
Benz
Lightner
Hammerle
Tire Company
Marcie Cornseller
Velrich
J. Benz
Ul Wints
LL. Nick iv
Wernki W. Nickoi
Senrocder
Altons
Holtmeyer
Chenderbein
I Kessier
Beker
Forge
Ny 600
Joseph Harvey
Timothy Seed
Walsman & Schroeder's
Mita
Turns, Pallon, Tecaware St
Dudianaguncs., Inc
Les
George Ce Tatale
Daugite Marie
Sire
Henry
Abbott
A.G. Abbott
Homestead
Ind
Harry Canfield
Mirs
Frank Strauscs
Henry Wetshoff
John Behlmer
Martinsville
George Dennison
Moores Hill
Miss Cappes
Dover
Dr. Cootues
William H. Schwier, Sr
John H. Wilker
Nick Blank
Hoosier
Geo. F. Sieffert’s
Kramer
WA. Watson
Greensburg
H Ot P
Tribune
J. S. Burke
Tinaciarapulis
Frank Brunning
Will Sickel
Alphonse Schmidt
Reading
Isobel Ward
Frieda Rosenmund
Lonona Bedunnah
Will Gelvin
Neil MecCallum
Horace Singers
George Draxe
Milan
Mrs. Crawford
Fred Moorer
William Huser
Knochsburg
Meyer’s
Fred Behlmer
Suoaman
George F. Siefert
Oxil Russell
Mobile
Ala
Oho
Theodore Schultz
August Kummer
Louis Schorr
John Schorr
aA_ lady
William Betzner
Nick Hofbauer
Christ Weismiller
Tipton
H. C. Greemann
Wilbur Freeland
Newpoint
Web Freeland
Louisa Reinke
John B. Rebuck
Wm. R. Griffith
Harry Meyer
G. M. Contepas
Rushville
Meyer's
Joseph Waywood
Engel
Clover Seed
Waisman & Schroeder's
O Cts
Blank’s
Williiam Bruns
Enterprise Casket Co
Miss Studer
Stumpke’s Corner
St. Pauls M. E. Church
Suninan
BP. m
John Wanning
Garrett, Ind
L. Newman
Delaware
Dr. Fletcher
Dr. Gibson
Paul Naylor
Anderson
Was
August Fecher
Herman Drees
Warsaw
Herman
John Khehlmer
Win. Dickman, Jr
Anna Behlmer
Lockland
Carrie Tekulve
Katie Bost
Maggie Weber
Dr. Campbell
Mrushville
John Brum
Siefert’s
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