Batesville Wins Slow Start In Exhibition Tilt
Batesville visitors played fast but struggled to connect with Benz as the locals edged the Champion Royals of Cincinnati 74 30 in a pitching duel. Benz and Hornbach delivered solid ball despite critical errors, Batesville scoring in the second and sixth innings while Batesville tours Newport Ky next. St. Louis Parochial School opens with 172 attending, and classrooms receive fresh desks and a renewed layout.
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Remains of George Struckman Brought for Burial
Remains of George Struckman of Stumpke’s Corner and late of Indianapolis were shipped to Sunman for burial. He shot and killed his wife in Indianapolis last Wednesday and then shot himself. The tragedy is believed to have been prompted by jealousy. He was one of fourteen children. Local notices recount community events and travel, including Hipley County Medical Society meeting at Osgood for Labor Day, and upcoming Versailles session on Oct 6. Various social visits and store notices appear, with advertisements for hardware, seeds, and ice cream specialties.
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Genergie
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Just a Little Spill and Wedding News
Mrs Aberdeck and Mrs Paul Ber tram of Cincinnati visited Henry Kramer. A wagon accident sent them into dust but no serious injuries occurred. Leo Schmidt married Clara Gehring at Odenbur g with a Cincinnati trip following. Various local visits and notes from Adams township including fair trips and neighbors. Local ads for laces, doors, windows, and wheat drills appear.
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Cincinnati
Henry Kramer
Henry
Joe Frethage
Odenbure
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Clara Gehring
Happy Coupe
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Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Bertha Bruns at Schultz Home
A kitchen shower was held last Wednesday for Miss Bertha Bruns at Miss Ethel Schultz’s home. The T. J. FE club of eight young ladies hosted the event with a dainty luncheon and heart shaped ice cream. The group wished the bride elect a happy and successful future.
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Ethel Schultz
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Red Men Hold Big Powwow at Fair Grounds
Large Labor Day gatherings at Batesville featured a Red Men powwow by the Wauseka Tribe at the fair grounds and a St. Clair Grove picnic. Sham battles mocked border life while Noblesville’s Neel gave an eloquent address and William Venn impressed attendees as a genuine Indian scout and rider.
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Public Schools Open Under Moulton in Batesville
Batesville public schools opened Monday with Prof. E M Moulton directing and classroom assignments announced. Moulton oversees grades 9 and 10 with Lulu Schrader in manual training. E E Taylor handles grades 7 and 8. F W Shadday teaches grades 5 and 6. Ella Schierenbeck directs grade 4. Anna Wachsman leads grade 3. Isobel Ward and Sophia Nickel oversee primary grades. A large Tuesday turnout suggested fair enrollment for the term.
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E. M. Moulton
Prin. Moulton
Lulu Schrader
E. E. Taylor
F. W. Shadday
Ellaschierenbeck
Anna Wachsman
Isobel Ward
Sophia Nickel
Quit Wasting Water In Batesville Streets
The curbside water scarcity grows daily in Batesville with no rain in sight. Citizens with water privileges pay for the service, and the text urges prudent use to conserve for emergencies before conditions worsen.
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Anniversary marked by St Rose Young Ladies Society
The St Rose Young Ladies Society of St. Louis church celebrated its anniversary with High Mass and communion. An evening gathering at Nickol's hall led to church services and a sermon by Rev Father Clementine. Several local residents and visitors attended and events followed at nearby venues.
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Transfer Notes Recorded in Ripley County Deeds
Transfers listed by the Ripley County Recorder show numerous property conveyances. Names include Bernard Horstman Henry Kroenke Wetzler Wetzler Peters Wells Hazelrigg Behlmer Litteie Rea Clausheide Cook Cosby Bosco Meisberger Kra mer Nea Helms Schmidt Heluis Warfield Ehlers Myers Raney and others with parcels ranging from 3 to 117.2 acres across Adams Napoleon Otter Creek Shelby Center Johnson and Delaware townships plus lots in Osgood and Batesville. Values cited include amounts from 50 to 83 500 dollars and rooms in Delaware.
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Bernard Horstman
Henry Kroenke
Adams
Wm. E. Peters
Jessie E. Wells
Milian
Luther Hazelrigg
Harry W Behlmer
Napoleon
Dora Litteie
James C. Rea
Otter Creek
Henry Clausheide
Emma K. Cook
Batesville
Hiram H. Cosby
Wm. A. Bosco
Shelby
Mary Meisberger
Charley Kramer
Charles D. Nea
Wm. Hawkins
Scott Boswell
Newton Jackson
Johnson
Lena Miller
Margaret Brown
John H. Schmidt
Andrew Hl. Helms
Andrew H. Heluis
Frances Rutlese
Letta M. Parsons
Delaware
Sta
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Eliza J. Raney
Democrats Name Candidates in Laughery Township
Democrats met in Laughery Township to nominate candidates for trustee Wuirin Vonderheide assessor Christ Steur justices Henry Schwier John McClure John Gauck precincts 1 2 and 5 constables Clint Wilson Herman Hartemiller Louis Nickel Gauck may back out as justice candidate. Also notes social calls and local business, with oats purchased and horses gear advertised.
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Wuirin Vonderheide
Christ Steur
Henry Schwier
John McClure
John Gauck
Clint Wilson
Herman Hartemiller
Louis Nickel
Gauck
Office of Justice
Watson to Speak in Batesville and Versailles
James F. Watson plans a day of talks starting Monday in Batesville, visiting Versailles in the afternoon, returning for an evening speech, then taking the night train to Indianapolis. He is described as a capable orator likely to attract a large crowd and will spell out his party stance plainly.
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Watson
Jim Watson
Notice to School Patrons Urges Early Enrollment
Notice from Batesville School Board urges that children reaching school age between now and January first should start school this term. Those who turn school age after January first must wait for the next term. Timmerman, treas.
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Boano
Republican Convention at Spades schoolhouse Sep 12 1908
Adams township Republicans meet at the Spades schoolhouse to nominate a township ticket and conduct convention business. Attendees include Frank Brod and wife guests, Miss Florence Stevens, Miss Pearl Patterson, Thomas C. Parkes and wife, John Bouldrey and wife and son, Mrs Henry Hoene and children, and others. Local movers and visitors travel to fairs and interments, with various names and towns mentioned.
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Louis Sime
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Thomas C. Parkes
Kirod
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Stumpke’s Corner
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