SUNMAN primary ballots and local social notes
Voters in Sunman are asked to choose Lia Harper for Treasurer and George Michel for Sheriff on the No. 29 primary ballot. A first dance hosted by the Prell-Bland Post at St. Clair's Hall is set for Wednesday night May 5 with jazz music. Local residents and travelers, including Alma Fermier, Mrs. Osting, Miss Nordloh, and others, are noted visiting relatives or moving, with several trips to Cincinnati and Indianapolis for family matters and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia Harper
George Michel
Prell- Bland Post
St. Clair’s Hall
Alma Fermier
Chicago
Mary Osting
Charles Wuellner
Greenfield
Ind
Emma Morton
Sadie Nordloh
Cincinnati
Moltlie Wood
Arthur Bauerlein
Orin Cooper
Hamilton
Ohio
Nicholas Fehlinger
George Ollier
Dan Foley
Batesville
Susie Rosfeld
Joseph Schloss
Nellie Heavey
Greensburg
Stanley Freeland
Connersville
Henry Stephens
Adeline Kammeyer
Indianapolis
Arthur Schene
Walter Hedges
Ira Harper
George Pulskamp
Yung’s Corner
John Bartling
Versailles
Holton
Herman Thum
Henry Erfman
Arthur Withamper
Bartling
Abbegglen
Spades
Alvin Bruns
Sunman
John Mosmeier
Arthur Wittkamper
Ruth Ben
William Baas
Iva Gesell
Brookville
Alma Pulskamp
Yun
Farmer as Stable Element Says Leonard Wood Motto
A quotation emphasizes keeping farmers busy to rapidly build up farms while noting the farmer remains steady despite unrest. The Red Flag phrase is invoked to contrast with the farmer’s steadiness as a stable element.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Batesville and area social notes and wedding report
The column lists visitors and callers in Batesville and Laughery Bridge including Fred Luers Henry Mang and others. It notes Lizzie Selke returning home from Indianapolis after illness and the April 21 wedding of Harvey Steinfort and Ida Mang at Adams Church followed by a reception and serenade. The newlyweds will live with the groom's parents Frank and wife.
Loyalty to Country Quote from Leonard Wood
A patriotic quotation from Leonard Wood condemns immigration as an incursion by undesirable people and argues that Americanism is defined by loyalty to institutions rather than length of residence. It frames protection of labor land and families as a foundational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wood
Pipe Creek Vote for Ira Harper for Treasurer
Fred Abplanalo and family spent Saturday at Batesville. Several residents took stock to Sunman on Thursday. Myrtle Abplanalp visited Loretta Roberts Sunday afternoon. Alice Jenner recovered from a weeklong flu. Charles Jenner suffers from tonsillitis. Jennie Jenner of Spades visits her brother Chas Jenner and sick-listed family. Clarence Abplanalp helped Harry Christy lay a foundation at Sunman for Mr. Fellev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Michel
Ira Harper
Prell- Bland
St. Clair’s Hall
Fred Abplanalo
Batesville
Sunman
Myrtle Abplanalp
Loretta Roberts
Alice Jenner
Charles Jenner
Jennie Jenner
Spades
Chas
Clarence Abplanalp
Harry Christy
Mr. Fellev
Local Social Roundup From Adams Church Gatherings
Mrs H Heeseman and Lillian visited Mrs Frank Schuerman. Arbin Einhaus and Charles Bergman spent Sunday with Elmer Bernhard. Edward Bernhard spent Sunday with home folks. William Drockelman and two children and William Werbach visited Fred Drockelman and Misses Lucinda Einhaus and others. Ida Mang and Harvey Steinfort wed at the parsonage and were celebrated by relatives. Anna Heeseman took an exam at Greensburg. Fred Bergman and son visited George Bergman nearby Greensburg for a christening. Henry Mang and family spent Sunday with Frank Steinfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prell- Bland
St. Clair’s Hall
George Michel
Ira Harper
H. Heeseman
Lillian
Frank Schuerman
Arbin Einhaus
Charles Bergman
Elmer Bernhard
Edward Bernhard
William Drockelman
William Werbach
Fred Drockelman
Lucinda Einhaus
Ethel Bultman
Ida
Alma Wissel
Hilda Schutte
Paul Wissel
Walter Bernhard
Ida Mang
Harvey Steinfort
Anna Heeseman
Greensburg
Fred Bergman
Charles
Rev. Heeseman
George Bergman
Henry Mang
Frank Steinfort
Local Social Notes and Church Events
Spades Mrs James Miller and Mrs Coda Mason were in Cincinnati on Saturday. Mrs C E Wiesehan returned home from Moulton Alabama after a month's visit with her son Harry and family. Miss Estella Terry was at Greensburg Saturday. Mrs William Golden spent Tuesday in Cincinnati. Mrs Louis Fassold and daughter Edna went to Weisburg Sunday. Mrs O H Terry and daughter Olive were at Cincinnati Saturday. A delightful evening was spent at the home of Frank Fischmer and family last Thursday. Fifty five relatives and friends were present and the evening spent dancing. Lemonade and cake were served. All departed at a late hour. Robert Montgomery finished his term of school at Morris Thursday where he will visit relatives. Sunday School will be reorganized Sunday May 2 at the Lutheran Church. Church services at 2 00 pm. Everybody come. The Lawrenceville Ladies Aid met at the home of Louis Freyer Wednesday afternoon. About twenty five friends of Henry Gruns dropped in and surprised them Saturday evening. A lunch was served and all departed at a late hour reporting a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Michel
James Miller
Coda Mason
Cincinnati
C. E. Wiesehan
Moulton
Ala
Harry
Estella Terry
Greensburg
William Golden
Louis Fassold
Edna
Weisburg
O. H. Terry
Olive
Frank Fischmer
Robert Montgomery
Morris
Lutheran Church
Lawrenceville
How Diphtheria is Contracted
Explanation of how a cold can increase diphtheria risk and guidance to keep a child home from school during outbreaks. Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for the cold and to lessen danger from diphtheria or other germ diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Local residents visit and callers in Batesville area
Morris Henry Bruns and wife and Mrs. Fischmer of Spades spent Monday with Frank Lang and family. John Freel caller at Batesville Monday. Will Harry Rhine and Frank Huber spent Sunday with Mrs. George Huber. Mrs. Golda Reister shopped between trains Monday at Batesville. Ed Merk of Batesville spent Sunday with Art Miller and wife. Marian Stadtmitler spent Sunday and Monday with relatives at Shelbyville Indiana. Wilbur Bruns caller at Batesville Monday. Otto Glowka spent Sunday with Mrs. George Huber. Ed Reihle of Lawrenceburg spent days with relatives here. Media Lockland and Mrs. Miller of Spades spent Sunday with Frank Lang and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Michel
Ira Harper
Prell- Bland
St. Clair’s Hall
Henry Bruns
Fischmer
Spades
Frank Lang
John Freel
Batesville
Will
Harry
Rhine
Frank Huber
George Huber
Golda Reister
Ed Merk
Art Miller
Marian Stadtmitler
Shelbyville
Ind
Wilbur Bruns
Otto Glowka
Ed Reihle
Lawrenceburg
Media Lockland
Miller
Sharps Corner Social Notes From Sunman Area
May events and visits include George Pohlar and wife callers at Sunman Thursday. Ed Pohlar and wife travel to Cincinnati Tuesday for a several day visit. Henry Spreckleson called at Sunman Wednesday evening. George Pohlar Sr. and wife with Paul Gaab and wife visited John Pohlar and family Friday. Miss Ida Pohlar and Byron Winsor spent Sunday with her parents Conner Hutson and wife and children with Henry Bohnert and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Michel
Ira Harper
Prell- Bland Post
St. Clair’s Hall
George Pohlar
Sunman
Ed Pohlar
Cincinnati
Henry Spreckleson
George Pohlar Sr
Paul Gaab
Local Social Notes From Penntown and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. George Pulskamp of Yung's Corner helped her mother with house chores recently. Several local families hosted guests and visited kin over the weekend, including Bartling, Stahley, Meyers, and Gesell households. Out-of-town visitors from Cincinnati and Bath joined the gatherings, with trips to Osgood and Brookville noted among the casual social calls.
Local residents share Sunday visits and outings
John Butt and wife of Indianapolis visited home folks on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefellow spent Sunday with friends in Cincinnati. L A Bruns of Sunman visited with friends here. Mrs. Sherman Mason of Spades spent Sunday with her aunt and uncle. Elmer Horman visited his mother. A social dance in New Alsace drew many locals who reported a good time. Dr Johnson was called to Dover Sunday afternoon to check road conditions. Gust DochIman Fred Stutz and Lewis School attended lodge in Shelbyville. Elizabeth Scholl returned from Cincinnati to spend weeks with home folks. John Hill and Fred Minneman of Indianapolis returned home Sunday after visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butt
Indianapolis
John D. Rockefellow
Cincinnati
L. A. Bruns
Sunman
Sherman Mason
Spades
Elmer Horman
New Alsace
Dr. Johnson
Dover
Gust DochIman
Fred Stutz
Lewis
Shelbyville
Lodge
Elizabeth Scholl
John Hill
Fred Minneman
How Is Your Complexion A Beauty Advice Note
A woman should grow more beautiful as she ages with baths diet and exercise and by keeping liver and bowels in good order. If you are haggard yellow eyes dull flesh flabby it may be indigestion or sluggish liver. Chamberlains Tablets claim to correct these disorders.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iva Harper
Milan
H. F. Kammeyer
R. C. Robinson
Osgood
Penntown
Joseph Lambert
Blanche Gilchrist
FE. B. Vincent
R. R
Tra Harper
Fred Luers
John Prakel
Willie Fritsch
Anthony Eckstein
Wm. Schutter
James Henneke
Laughery Bridge
Edward Huneke
Conrad Luers
Henry Schierenbeck
Lizzie Selke
John Selke
Adams Church
Heeseman
Pipe Creek
Toner
Monitor Stove Company
Meyer Hardware CO
Batesvills
Sunman Home Outfitting Co
Mansing
Cooper-Bennington
Nobby Clothing Co
Holeproof
Wilson Bros. Hosiery
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