Sunman News Briefs and Local Visits Over Thanksgiving
Sunman reports list Thanksgiving travel and visits with relatives in Versailles Indianapolis Cincinnati and Greensburg. Frank Meister returned to Sunman after 1915 and former bandmaster toured the US. Fred Albers dies at Manchester after a cancer illness. funeral at Bussie Church attended by Sunman residents. James Amador loses $35 in Indianapolis depot theft. Weather notes mention rain and a dull holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Albers
Manchester
Valla Osting
Manilla
John Hoff
Henry Grosklaus
Underwood
Ind
Tom Mead
Hazel
Nellis Bielby
Carrie Ransom
James Amador
Illinois
Indianapolis
Quve Holwadel
Cincinnati
Gross
John
Fey
Rushville
C. A. Marlin
George Bergman
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Fred Cors
Edna Heisman
Joseph Kuchel
Edward
Mire
Nellie Heavy
Emma Kammeyer
Greensburg
Charles Gerth
Weisbury News Briefs Include Illness and Deaths
Edith Tangman suffers severe neuralgia. William Wolforth returns from Illinois. Roland Ehler rests at the old manse after losing a finger. Julius Hilbert spent Friday in Lawrenceburg. Katherine Nickel travels to Cincinnati for the winter. Fred Albers dies of cancer at home after years in the area. funeral at St Stephens Church with Rev Walker officiating. Large attendance and sympathy for the widow and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Tangman
William Wolforth
Illinois
Parrot
Roland Ehler
Old Manse
Julius Hilbert
Lawrenceburg
Katherine Nickel
Cininnati
Fred Albers
St.Stephens Church
Walker
Local Socials and Visits Reported Across Communities
Mrs C Hutson and daughter Hazel visited Batonville on Friday. Alfred Jenners and daughter visited Charles Jenners and family Saturday. Many delivered turkeys to Sunman Monday morning. Calvin Hutson Elvera Hutson and their uncle traveled to Hamilton Sunday where Elvera is employed. Mrs C Jenners and children Lizzie Abplanalp spent Wednesday with Jake Hildebrand and family in Egypt. Attendance at church Thursday evening noted. Ana Hutson spent Thanksgiving age with home folks. Thomas called on Conner Hutson and family Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
C. Hutson
Hazel
Batonville
Alfred Jenners
Charles Jenners
Calvin
Elvera Hutson
Hamilton
Elvera
C. Jenners
Lizzie Abplanalp
Jake Hildebrand
Egypt
Cincinnati and Indianapolis visitors gather for holidays
Miss Marnie Grunkemeyer of Cincinnati visits home folks for a few days. Mr and Mrs Will Niemeyer and Edward visit Tom Merkel family. Andy Brosher of Indianapolis spends days with Charles Winkler. David Winkler of Needham stays with Charles Winkler. Anna Neumaier and Laura Hamer of Cincinnati return home after visiting H Motz. George Motz of Indianapolis visits relatives. Clara and Matilda Meyer attend Barbara Meyer funeral. Mrs Etter of Indianapolis attends. Ben Schrader spends Saturday in Cincinnati. Arthur Miller and family host several days in Cincinnati. Clarence Holdgrieve returns home after weeks with Arthur Miller. Ed Merkel and wife welcome a new baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
Marnie Grunkemeyer
Cincinnati
Will Niemeyer
Edward
Catharine Helmig
Tom Merkel
Andy Brosher
Indianapolis
Charles Winkler
David Winkler
Needham
Anna Neumaier
Laura Hamer
H. Motz
George Motz
Clara
Matilda Meyer
Barbara Meyer
Etter
Ben Schrader
Arthur Miller
Clarence Holdgrieve
Ed Merkel
Spades Short Course Visitors and Thanksgiving Travel
Spades tuarmers Short Course took place with visitors Mr. and Mrs. Ed Vierling of Batesville joining Mr. Humpper and family over Thanksgiving. Other items note Mrs. F Fishmer and Mrs. Sherman Mason traveling to Batesville, Jesse Robbins returning to Indianapolis, and Prof. Raleigh Schorling visiting relatives from Chicago. A box social at Spades Schoolhouse is set for Dec 9 with ladies bringing boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuarmers
Sunman
Ed Vierling
Batesville
Humpper
F. Fishmer
Sherman Mason
Jesse Robbins
George Volz
Indianapolis
Raleigh Schorling
Chicago
Spades
Pleces
Charles AG. Jesse
Peter Abplanalp
Louise Huggler
Fremdling
Tipton
Ind
Aungst Pranke
Shelbyville
William Rattleman
Babe
Cincinnati
Henry Meister
Adams Church Visits and Christmas Song Practice
Miss Bertha Vogel visits from Indianapolis and plans a several week stay with her sister Ada. Several local families host gatherings and visits with relatives in Indianapolis and Cincinnati. Christmas song practice is announced for next Sunday at Adams Church with an invitation to all to sing. Rev H Hoeeseman and family traveled to Batesville for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
Bertha Vogel
Indianapolis
Ada
Fred Selke
John Prakel
Karl Drockelman
Cincinnati
Hilda Schutte
Hertha
Ada Vogel
Anna Heeseman
Littell
Lillian
Local Notices of Social Visits and Farm Work
PIPE CREEK John Baas and friends from Indianapolis hunted in the area for several days last week. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp visited Sunman Friday. Mr Jenner and daughter from Spades called on Charles Jenner's family Saturday. Ed and Walter Huber returned from Liberty where they husked corn. Mrs Jenner and children and Lizzie Abplanalp visited Jacob Hildebrand at Egypt last Wednesday. Charles Jenner family visited Sunman Friday. Sam Wiedeman and George Theobald from Eastern Ripley sold beef locally one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
John Baas
Indianapolis
Jacob
Lizzie Abplanalp
Mr. Jenner
Charles
Walter Huber
Liberty
Charles Jenner
Jacob Hi
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Mothers
The soothing remedy is celebrated for its pleasant taste and quick, effective relief from colds croup and whooping cough. It contains no opium or harmful drugs and is favored by mothers of young children who seek safe relief.
Local Social Roundup From Batesville and Nearby Families
Mrs Harvey Stainfort and babe visited her parents Henry Mang and wife at Batesville. Alfred Robbins hosted relatives from Batesville and Laughery Bridge for dinner. Mr and Mrs John Schutter and Cyrus Bohlke visited Indianapolis relatives. Ralph Croxton taught at Mang School and stayed with relatives at Sharp's Corner. Elmer Huneke and Clarence and Charles Huneke visited Rateville parents. Alfred Robbins worked as a dealer in North Vernon early week. Edward Huneke sold sixteen pigs to Elmer and George Selke. Dr Gibson attended Arthur Gartenman ill at home Thursday. Henry Schutter and Mrs Mary Burst returned to North Vernon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
Harvey Stainfort
Babe
Henry Mang
Batesville
Alfred Robbins
George Meister
Albert Schrader
Osgood
Laughery Bridge
John Schutter
Cyrus Bohlke
Mary Purst
Indianapolis
Ralph E. Croxton
Mang School
Sharp’s Corner
Elmer Huneke
Clarence
Charles Huneke
Rateville
Herman Huneke
North Vernon
Edward Huneke
Elmer
George Selke
Selke
Dr. Gibson
George Gartenman
Arthur
Henry Schutter
Mary Burst
SHARP'S CORNER COMMUNITY NOTES
Henry Kroenke called on Henry Wittkamper and family Thursday Ed Timmermann and John Pistner spent Sunday with Louis Wittkamper and family. Ralph Croxton of Batesville Route 4 spent days with George Pohlar Jr. and family. Russell Reddert of Mt Healthy Ohio spent Sunday with Alice Schom ber. Louis Wittkamper and wife were business callers at Morris Saturday. Mrs George Pohlar Jr Mrs Henry Wittkamper and Mr and Mrs Louis Wittkamper and daughters Dorothea and Irene attended the Ladies Aid at Spades Tuesday. The Aid was on Tuesday since Thanksgiving was on Thursday. Raleigh Cook and family spent Tuesday with Henry Schomber and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
Henry Kroenke
Henry Wittkamper
Ed Timmermann
John Pistner
Louis Wittkamper
Ralph Croxton
Batesville
Morris
George Pohlar Jr
Dorothea
Irene
Spades
Raleigh Cook
Henry Schomber
Thanksgiving Interlude and Local Visits in Penntown
Mrs Henry Clemens and Mrs William Meyer attended the Ladies Aid at Spades last Tuesday. Rev Lewis Fackler of Indianapolis preached a Thanksgiving night sermon. Anna Hudson spent Thanksgiving with home folks. Mrs William Meyer and son Raymond visited Batesville Friday. Henry Eviman family visited Mrs Charles Schomber Thursday. John Bartling called in Batesville Sunday morning. Mrs Henry Price and daughter Thelma visited Casper Bartling family. Mr and Mrs Frank Huber were Sunday guests of William Meyer. Edwin Abegglen and wife visited John Mosmeier and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clemens
William Meyer
Ladies’ Aid
Spades
Lewis Fackler
Indianapolis
Anna Hudson
Raymond
Batesville
Henry Eviman
Charles Schomber
John Bartling
Henry Price
Thelma
Casper Bartling
Frank Huber
Edwin Abegglen
John Mosmeier
Birthday party marks Mrs. Schmidt seventy third year
William Howard Clinton and family hosted in Newcastle with Ed Purnfiher and Ida Dieselberg visiting. Eberg family visited, Thanksgiving with Anna Eberg and Mildred. Emma Kammeyer and Nellie Heavy joined the Greensburg birthday gathering for Mrs. Josephine Schmidt’s 73rd birthday. Edward Barnfiher and his son called on Lawrenceburg Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard
Newcastle
Harry Eberg
Ed Purnfiher
Ida Dieselberg
Cora Freyer
Eberg
Anna Eberg
Mildred
Emma Kammeyer
Nellie Heavy
Greensburg
Josephine Schmidt
Edward Barnfiher and Son
Lawrenceburg
Taking Desperate Chances With Colds and Remedies
A cautionary note urges readers to avoid neglectting colds as each attack weakens the lungs and lowers vitality. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a famed, affordable treatment to prevent progression to more serious illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barne
Measuring the Moon and its place in Pacific lore
The article notes the moon is a small body with a 2160 mile diameter and, in the Pacific Ocean’s great circle once thought to be its birthplace, the moon would appear as a solemn island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Circle of the Pacific
Sollenry Island
Bosses and Writers: Freedom Keeps Giants Honest
An old proverb links good bosses to good workers. Samuel G Blythe recounts Joseph Pulitzer never dictated his writing, only once asking him to stop coverage of the White House rebuilding. The lesson: trust worth kept employees and avoid micromanaging from the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pulitzer
Samuel G. Blythe
Blythe
Star
Great Wind
Washington
Pulitzer
Tisner
White House
Graves
Bee Life Span Ranges Across Seasons
A bee born in early summer lives about six weeks on average, while autumn hatchlings survive until spring. The note highlights seasonal variation in bee lifespans and their productive period.
The Somber Colors Reflect Our Own Eyes
A reflective note cites Charles Dickens on how gloom in nature and people mirrors the observer’s jaundiced heart, arguing somber colors reveal inner bias rather than objective truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dickens
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
An old advertisement explains catarrhal deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures such deafness. It offers $100 for any case not cured by the medicine and invites requests for circulars from J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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