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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

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Errors Cost Batesville in Close Loss at North Vernon

Batesville fell 6 to 4 to Jennings County as errors at critical moments helped North Vernon build an early four run lead. Nieman pitched well for Batesville and Moore for North Vernon used an emery ball despite rules. Two big crowds were forecast for next weekend’s home doubleheader with Osgood for the Ripley County championship.

Batesville North Vernon Jennings County Nieman Moore Meyer Hammette L. Flecker Louth Zimmerman Wintz Fritsch Lauth C. Flecker Bernhart Jefferies Wernke Zimmermann Luhring Benz Brummer Lightner Osgood Ripley County Bohland Danville

Tennessee Women Urged to Register Ahead of November Vote

The Tennessee House action removing ratification from the journal increases suffrage uncertainty but likely does not delay full women's voting. Women are urged to register next Saturday September 4, with a second registration on October 4 to ensure eligibility for the November polls. Officials expect courts to decide legality, but registration remains essential for all voters including women.

Tennessee House of Representatives All Record House of Representatives of Tennessee House

Farewell Surprise For Miss Elsie Beckman By Eastern Stars

A large Eastern Star gathering at the Lodge Rooms surprised Miss Elsie Beckman upon her return from a visit to the Johanning home. She leaves soon for the Far East to teach Armenian girls at the Armenian College for Girls. The party featured ice cream and wafers, and a pin gift from Mrs. M. L. Samms. Miss Beckman then traveled to Cincinnati before her five year assignment begins.

George Johanning Elsie Beckman Johanning Miss Beckman Far East Armenian College For Girls Luther League Lodge

Confession in Slaying of Sidney Thatcher Near Rising Sun

A Milan arrest follows the Tuesday of last week when a man confessed to killing his brother Sidney Thatcher and setting fire to the murdered man Floyd Thatcher’s barn and nearby barns. He told Ohio County News he stayed near the scene, joked about bloodhounds while overhearing handlers, and claimed a mind-reading power aiding past actions.

Sidney Thatcher Floyd Rising Sun Milan Ohio County News

Soldiers Visit Batesville During National Army Tour

The First Division detachment of about thirty men with field kitchen and camping gear arrived at Batesville and camped at the Fair Grounds after noon last Thursday. They stayed until Saturday then moved to Guilford for an overnight camp and then to Lawrenceburg for a short stay as part of a nationwide tour to promote army life and enlistment. Local courtesy was noted and the soldiers appeared to enjoy their brief visit.

Batesville Fair Grounds Guilford Lawrenceburg United States

Bullet Wound Fatal to Mrs Hubert Rose in Milan

Mrs Hubert Rose of Milan died after a late night accident at her father Herman Whisman’s home near Napoleon. A revolver discharged while her husband removed it, wounding her in the abdomen. She underwent surgery at Good Samaritan Hospital but succumbed Tuesday evening.

Hubert Rose Milan Mrs. Rose Herman Whisman Kelley Ridge Napoleon Mr. Whisman Good Samaritan Hospital

Specials Defeat St. Mary in 13 to 4 Victory

The Specials defeated St. Marys 13 to 4 on St. Marys ground with Dreckman pitching well for the Specials and Bischen receiving for St. Marys. The Specials built a 4 0 2 3 4 scoring run through six innings before a halt. A 9 to 3 second game followed with a mixed Specials lineup. Next Sunday St. Marys hosts a return game at Wessels Park as the slump ends.

Specials St. Mary’s Dreckman Bischen Lorenz Walloe Meyer Robinson Wessel’s Park

Bank Adds Separate Christmas Savings Club Department

The Batesville Bank completed interior remodeling to create a distinct Christmas Savings Club department with its own window. Assistant Cashier Harry M. Sitterding will lead the unit as activity in this savings program has grown significantly.

The Batesville Bank Christmas Savings Club Harry M. Sitterding

Harvest Home Supper Draws Crowd at Cross Roads

The Ladies Society of St Pauls Church hosted a supper at Cross Roads drawing a large crowd. Attendees enjoyed abundant food and chicken, despite a forecast shower. The event ended late with nearly all items sold, marking a social and financial success for the group.

Ladies’ Society St. Paul’s Church Cross Roads Ladies of

School time approaching as teachers head to institute

The arrival of September marks the start of school time with teachers attending a Versailles Teachers Institute for the week. Batesville Schools plan to open Tuesday September 7 and Laughery Township schools on Monday September 20, with most teachers commuting daily from the county seat.

Ummer Versailles Teachers’ Institute Batesville Laughery Township

Umpire Hurt By Ball In Preseason Nap Morrin Game

During a practice before the Napoleon Morrin game on Morrin ground last Sunday, umpire Andy Hahn was struck under the right eye by a thrown ball. He lost consciousness and bled, but after Dr. Gibson dressed the wound he recovered rapidly. He could not umpire the game due to facial swelling and impaired vision.

Napoleon Morrin Andy Hahn Andy Gibson

Boxing Cards on Labor Day at Rainbow Inn

Two boxing matches scheduled for Labor Day at the Rainbow Inn after the ballgame. A fast preliminary leads to a six round bout between Private Henry and Private Cook. The events are held under Prell-Bland Post American Legion auspices and labeled as good clean bouts.

Rainbow Inn Henry Cook Prell-Bland Post American Legion

Birthday Celebration for Harry Engel at Twenty First

Harry Engel celebrated his twenty first birthday with a large gathering of friends. The evening featured dancing to old and new tunes and ample refreshments, leaving attendees to say they had the time of their lives.

Harry Engel Harry

Republican Speaking at Pocket Schoolhouse Meeting

A meeting is announced at the Pocket Schoolhouse west of Batesville for next Friday evening September 3 at eight o clock. Speakers, both men and women, will discuss current campaign issues and all are invited especially ladies to attend.

Batesville

Greensburg Jubilee Week Draws Big Crowds

Visitors from Batesville and nearby areas attended Greensburg Jubilee Week organized by the American Legion Post. Ripley County Day drew the largest crowd despite a drizzle, and the event proved a financial success for Greensburg Legion members.

Batesville Greensburg American Legion Ripley County

Three-base Hit Highlights Batesville North Vernon Baseball

Batesville and North Vernon teams exchanged sequences including a three-base hit by Meyer. Pitchers Nieman and Moore logged six and five strikeouts respectively with four walks for Nieman and one for Moore. Umpires were Ham merle and Moore.

Batesville North Vernon Meyer Wernke Jefferies Wintz Weigel L. Flecker Lauth Nieman Moore Hut Hammerle

Tribune to Release Next Issue A Day Late

The Tribune informs readers that the next issue will reach them one day later due to Labor Day. Postal service and staff休 rest schedules shift schedules, delaying country correspondence and printing deadlines.

the Tribune Sam

Smiths Saxophone Orchestra to Headline Batesville Dance

James Withers will present a grand dance at St Clair's Hall in Batesville on Tuesday evening September 21 with a special attraction Smith's Colored Saxophone Orchestra of Lexington Kentucky billed as the greatest Jazz Band in America. Music runs from 8 80 until 2 00 a m and all are welcome.

James “Withers St. Clair’s Hall Smith’s Colored Saxophone Orchestra Lexington America Batesville

St Johns Church Golden Jubilee in Napoleon

Members of several Lutheran congregations and ministers attended the week long Golden Jubilee of St John’s Church in Napoleon which marked the 1870 organization. Rev Doering led services and the congregation hosted visitors with care and entertaining programs concluding last Sunday evening.

St. John’s Church Napoleon Doering

Labor Day Dance at Batesville Fair Grounds

The Eureka Band hosts a Labor Day dance at Batesville Fair Grounds on Monday September 6 with Danner's Orchestra of Indianapolis providing music for afternoon and night on a large southern Indiana dance floor. A ball game between Osgood and Batesville occurs in the afternoon. Refreshments available. Ladies 60c Gents 50c including tax. Meet friends and enjoy yourself.

Eureka Band Batesville Fair Grounds Danner’s Orchestra Indianapolis Indiana Osgood Batesville

Farmers Meeting in Ray Township at Placke Schoolhouse

The Farmers Organization of Ray Township will hold a meeting at the Placke Schoolhouse on Thursday September 2. Important business will be transacted and all are urged to attend. Otto Wissel is Chairman.

Farmers’ Organization of Ray Township Placke

Crowds welcome Senator Watson in Indiana campaign

James E. Watson and Eleanor Barker spoke at Osgood and Batesville as Republicans rally voters on League of Nations reservations. Watson argued the Senate cannot ratify the league without safeguards, noting reservations and independence, while Barker urged women to register and vote. Music by the Eureka Band accompanied the events.

Ripley County Osgood Batesville James E. Watson United States Eleanor Barker Jim Watson League of Nations Miss Barker St. Clair’s Hall Watson League Senate Congress Benham Washington Eureka Band Senator Watson Joseph Cannon Watson

Church Property For Sale By Trustees

The Newpoint M. E. Church and lot will be sold to the highest bidder. Lot and building may be sold together or separately with no fixtures included. Bids due at New Point State Bank before noon September 4. Committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Trustees: Jerry Wagener L P Hart Ward Williams Walter Stanley

Newpoint M. E Newpoint State Bank Jerry Wagener L. P. Hart Ward Williams Walter Stanley

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