Opening of Liberty Theatre Draws Large Crowds in Sunman
Large crowds attended Sunman opening night of the Liberty Theatre last Saturday though delays affected service. A five reel feature and a comedy are set for next Saturday with first show at 7:15 PM and second at 8:45 PM. Local residents and visitors, including John Wintz and guests, are noted among the crowd and social visits are listed. A fire alarm was sounded for a small blaze at the Schuck building, quickly extinguished.
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Liberty Theatre
John Wintz
Mgr
Wm. Mahler
Lebanon
W. W. Bigney
Cincinnati
Henry Bonfier
Henry Kirschoff
Lawrenceburg
C. W. Morrow
Pennsylvania
Sophia Zimmer
Peter Holzer
Batesville
Herman Thum
B. F. Ferris
Elizabeth Dreyer
Sophia Erfman
Schuck
Aurora
Bessie Hornig
C. King
Maude
Emma Roepke
Frank Lang
Morris
Henry Bruns
Dr. Fletcher
Social and family visits across Indiana and Ohio
Sunman residents spent time in Cincinnati with relatives including Mr and Mrs Ed Franke and Aug Franke Jr. Aug Franke Sr and family hosted, Wm Kattleman visited Elva Meister, Ida Drake and son Karl visited parents in Indianapolis, Walter Franke in Cincinnati, Olive and Estella Terry with Oldenburg convent friends visiting parents, Chas Fritsch returned from Batesville, Gindling family attends funeral in Willard, overseas service member William Gindling home, Gillispie family visit Cincinnati relatives.
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Sunman
Cincinnati
Ed. Franke
Aug. Franke
Columbus
Ind
Wm. Kattleman
Elva Meister
Ida Drake
Karl
Indianapolis
George Heller
Walter Franke
Mieses Olive
Estella Terry
Oldenburg Convent
Oliver
Mev
Chas. Fritsch
Batesville
Anthony Gindling
A.holensbee
Willard
Ohio
Attend the dance at St Clair's Hall Saturday night May 3
Notes list social visits and local travel including Mrs Edward Neimeyer visiting Greensburg relatives, Jude Colson and daughter in Cincinnati, and several Greensburg shoppers. Others mention Claude Fuller guest of John Hoff and family, Reed Dowden visiting Kennard, and B Harding returning from overseas with a visit to Shelbyville. Margaret Swango hosted dinner with Amma Tellas and Walter Tellas in attendance.
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St. Clair’s Hall
Kennard
Ed Moulton
B. Harding
Local residents send reports of travels and visits
Penntown figures Michael S. Stahley Jr and sister Rose drove to Cincinnati last Thursday. Ira Brinkman did business in Batesville last Saturday. Dr E W Kneer seen on business here last week. Cincinnati visitor Mr Schloss aided Sun man Canning factory interests here last week. Edith Willet, Batesville worker, visited home folks. Mrs Helen Stahley and children visited relatives in Cincinnati last week. Wm Pohlar of Batesville passed through en route to Gertrude Ratheiser. Ratheiser visited Ada Meyer Sunday evening. Mrs Osborn visited brother Hayes and wife several days last week. John Saladin and son from St Peters did plaster work here last Thursday. Alvin Bruns and family visited relatives here last Sunday. Mr Prasse and wife hosted relatives Sunday. Clarence Miller was a pleasant caller through here last Monday.
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Harry Lower
Thresia Grunkemeyer
Cincinnati
Herman Grunkemeyer
Julia Holdgrieve
Davis McManus
Chillicothe, CO
Ben Schroeder
Multon
Ala
Winkler
Clara Busald
Indianapolis
Michael S. Stahley, Jr
Miss Rose
Ira Brinkman
Batesville
E. W. Kneer
Mr. Schloss
Sunman Canning Factory
Edith Willet
Helen Stahley
Wm. Pohlar
Gertrude Ratheiser
Ada Meyer
Morris Attend Dance at St Clair Hall May 3
Local notes show Morris residents and visitors attending social events and paying calls. Anthony Huber of Heyworth NL spent a Sunday with relatives in town. Several Batesville callers and Cincinnati visitors are named among weekly social visits.
Local residents spend weekends with relatives and friends
On Saturday and Sunday multiple families visited kin and neighbors. Names mentioned include Macie McKinney Anna Eberg Ollie Robinson Louisa Shazer Oscar Stewart and others visiting or hosting in Sunman Batesville and surrounding areas.
Ownership and publication details of Batesville Tribune
Statement of ownership and management for the Batesville Tribune published weekly at Batesville Indiana. Editor and publisher Donald McCallum. Bondholders and security holders with 1 percent or more: none. Sworn before Notary Albert L. Wycoff, April 12, 1919. Notary commission expires May 12, 1921.
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Batesville Tribune
Batesville
Ind
Donald McCallum
Albert LB. Wycoff
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Harvey Wissel
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Susan Biddle
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