Thanksgiving Day Activities in Sunman Area
Sunman and nearby Anderson residents shared Thanksgiving with relatives while local groups hosted events. The K of P Lodge held an entertainment at their hall and Sunman Band and Orchestra performed for the occasion. The Sunman Band also danced at Big Four Hall, where a coal lamp ignited briefly but was put out. Other notes mention illness, visitors from Lawrenceburg and Cincinnati, a death in Cincinnati with burial back home, and local residents returning from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Stegner
Anderson
K. of P. Lodge
Sunman Band
Big Four Hall
H. G. Bielby
Eatal Bielby
Lawrenceburg
Minnie Loring
Cincinnati
Wm. Newforth
Emmett Engiebright
Indianapolis
James Shively
Richard Heisman
Local social notes from Waldron and surrounding towns
Mrs. Fred Worland and daughter Anna of Waldron spent the weekend with Fred Sahn and family. Misa Lydia Abplanalp was a passenger for Indianapolis Friday. Otto Freyer returned home from Toledo Wednesday. Mrs. H J Sunman visited relatives at Rushville and Greensburg. Hen Bruns of Indianapolis spent Sunday here with Mrs. Louis Frewer and son. Elmer went to Indianapolis Wednesday to visit relatives. Ww. Golden and daughter Nellie of Morris spent Thursday at C K Wiesehan's. Arch Bobner wife and child of Indianapolis spent Sunday with relatives here. Miss Mary Eckert of Batesville visited A Franke's several days. Henry Bauman and wife of Batesville visited relatives here Sunday. Rev. T Bendrat spent several days last week in Cincinnati. Milton B E Wieschan of Zionsville visited his parents here last week. Miss Pearl Smith of Butlerville visited Lydia Abplanalp several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Freyer
Toledo
Ohio
H.J. Sunman
Rushville
Greensburg
Hen Bruns
Indianapolis
Louis Frewer
Elmer
Ww. Golden
Nellie
Morris
C. KE
Zionsville
Mies
Pearl Smith
Butlerville
Lydia
Ed Peine
Covington
Leonard JF. Gartner
Cincinnati
Esther Burringer
Annia Frey
Middletown
Sadie Milan
John Burdick
St. Bern Pard
Harry Buddendick
Detroit
Mich
Burdick
Jos. Huser
Spades
Linda. Peine
Ertel
Pete Kellerman
Paul Munchel
Jake
A’aberger
Batonville
Migs Steildoélrich
Indianavallo
Ed Kessing
Fred Bittner
Gon
John
New Alsace
Frank Bittner
Rob. Schultz
Shelbyville
Nick Dupps
Ida Merkel
Batesville
George Siefert
Bateeville
Andy Hahe
Henry Hirt
Joe Schantz
Frank Huber
Pete Dupps
Lawrenceburg
Joséphine Brockman
Anthony Gindling
Ava
Saad
Clarence Donnell
Name Tulks
Greenavucg
Amanda Smith
Oldenburg
Clara Teculve
Christ Sutferie
Oabe
Anna
Lillian Feldman
Covington, Ky
Wm, Tekaive
Clara
Wm, Bischof
Brookville
Ida Bittner
Matilda
Loretta Zuilebuebler
Harry Harvey
Wm. Schneider
Bloomington
Agnes Merkel
Mayme Wintz
Louis Kiefer
W. Huser
Elizabeth
Sassy Volz
John Walsman
Joseph Walters
John Busald
Jank Busald
Sam Wippel
Jake Schreianr
Jed Retzner
Nicholasville
Joe Motz
Carrie
Tony Volz
George Huber
Otto Merke
Ilinoia
Town Folks Visitances and Thanksgiving Travel
Oldenburg residents and visitors share Thanksgiving travel notes with relatives in Covington Cincinnati St. Bernard and Middletown Ohio Indianapolis and Waldron. People such as Ed Peine Esther Burringer Anna Frey and Linda Peine join relatives while Joseph Koepfle Agnes Lamping and Elizabeth Meer head to Cincinnati or nearby cities for visits and errands.
Local residents and visits noted in Benton Co area
PIPS CREBE Trustee Vanderheide of Haymond was among attendees Saturday. Albert Huber Louis Zimmer Anthony and Chas Rosteid returned from husking corn at Benton Co last week. Fred Abplaoalp and family were at Penntown Thursday. Mike Peters Jr of Progress bought pigs from Jacob Abpian also last week. Louis Tegeler and family were in Suoman Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderheide
Haymond
Albert Huber
Louis Zimmer
Anthony
Chas
Rosteid
Benton Co
Metamora Babies Buried and Local Visits Noted
The article records the burial of Walter Herridan and wife’s other twin baby on Saturday. Edith Jackson visited Connersville last week. Cease Curry and family from Oklahoma visit his parents here. Alden Murry and wife and Henry Murry of Indianapolis visit relatives here. Ww. Colburn of Cincinnati guests here. Ray William, a Cincinnati college student, spent Thursday with home folks. T. W. Jones died at his son Willis’s home in Connersville Sunday night. remains coming here Wednesday for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Herridan
Edith Jackson
Connereville
Cease Curry
Oklahoma
Alden Murry
Henry Murry
Indianapolis
Ww. Colburn
Cincinnati
Ray William
T. W. Jones
Willis
Connersville
Thanksgiving Visits Span Cities in Local Notes
A string of hometown calls and visits weave through the region as residents from Indianapolis Cincinnati Batesville Oldenburg Covington Lawrenceburg and nearby towns spent Thanksgiving week with relatives and friends. People like Mrs Jake Aabergerger Ida Merkel and Miss Amanda Smith were listed among callers and hosts while others traveled to see kin or seek work, including Frank Huber from Cincinnati and Harry Harvey heading to Cincinnati for employment.
Electric Bitters Promise Quick Relief for Women
Stomach, liver and kidney troubles, weak nerves, lame back and female ailments vanish with Electric Bitters. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma reports recovery from sickness, praising the remedy and hoping every sufferer tries it. Each bottle guaranteed 50c or $1.00, endorsed by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
Thanksgiving Visits Trace Local Social Roundup
Henry Pohlmar and wife visited Greensburg from Saturday to Monday. Henry Schierenbeck and wife with Pred Bergman Jo visited Chris Schorilog and wife for Thanksgiving, while Wm. Cook and wife called on John Schutter and wife. Cordi Timke and wife stayed with Charles Prakel and wife at Batesville Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pohlmar
Greensburg
Henry Schierenbeck
Pred Bergman
Chris Schorilog
Wm. Cook
John Schutter
Cordi Timke
Charles Prakel
Batesville
Sharp's Corn Bhr: Cincinnati Visitors Honor Local Hosts
Fred Wittkamper and wife from Cincinnati visited relatives in Sharp's Corn Bhr last week. Mrs Mary Baab and Mrs Wm Meyer from Penotowne spent Tuesday with Mrs Wm Baas. Fred Beas of Newpoint and J Baas of Indianapolis visited Wm Baas and family. Adam Huber Jr and sister Ida called at Sunman Saturday. Emma Bauman hosted the euchre club Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wittkamper
Cincinnati
Mary Baaa
Wm. Meyer
Penotowne
Wm. Baas
Fred ©. Beas
Newpoint
J. Baas
Indianapolis
Wm. Baaa
Adam Huber, Jr
Ida
Sunman
Mmma Bauman
Euchre Club
Local Visitors and Property Changes Mentioned in Ballstown
Mrs Bertha Hiemsath of Lork springs and Mrs Gottlob Peetz of Pleasant Park visited War Mench effer and family. John Michel and wife, Pleasant Park guests of Louis Stock inger and wife. John Ogden moved back to Idlewine place. A tranument was erected on the weave of George Price at St Pauls cemetery. Oscar Goyert of Indianapolis spent Thanksgiving with home folks. Al Malet sold his team of horses to Henry Guyert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hiemsath
Lorksprings
Gottlob Peetz
Pleasant Park
Notice of township call and local notices
Notice in oereby given timet 1 will he ay otter Cor Wahrut tral Patesta on satan day of ey B Showeek AL parthes having busi ness With the township should call an dhet duv QWALREN VONDERUIEDOR Trustee Gaughyry Tp Elmer Crowell and wife went to Westport Thursday to stay until Sans day. Winer put in the thae hunting wee Aks War Vanes and son Willian after spending about a wee with relatives at Corcineau returned home Modday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oereby
AL Parthes
Elmer Crowell
Westport
Winer
War Vanes
Willian
Corcineau
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Bridget Garvey
St. Nicholas
Lou Morrow
Weisburg
Tillie Pohlar
Fred Worland
Waldron
Fred Sahn
Misa Lydia Abplanalo
Pips
Crebe
Santa
Christmas Bay
Sharp’s Corn
Ballstown
Nobby Clothing Company
Pete
Queen City
Nobby Clothing CO
ED A. Zierer
Ff. Lindenmaier
THE
TRI State Butter Company
Cincinnati, Ohio
Andree
Cream City
Laurel
Florence
Monarch
Star Hardware CO
Vrustee
Qwalren Vonderuiedor
Gaughyry Tp
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