Sunman Community Notes Highlight Holidays and Incidents
Local residents return from trips in Germany and Cincinnati while Thanksgiving gatherings fill homes in Rushville Versailles and surrounding towns. A student concert at Sieg’s school entertains, and a serious accident near Galbraith’s mill hospitalizes Harold Freeland. The town sees multiple visits and funerals as families travel for kin and rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Freeland
Galbraith’s Mill
Sawyer
Dr.c. Neuforth
Batesville Notes of Visits and Funeral Attendance
Several local residents traveled to Batesville and Versailles for funerals and family visits on Thanksgiving weekend. Mrs Anna Bultman and companion visited Barney Wiete and wife, while Bertha and Willie Stockinger from Cincinnati called on their parents. An ad notes Chamberlains Salve as effective for skin diseases, sold by Kaas Schultz Batesville and Bigney Co Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bultman
Friend
Batesville
Barney Wiete
Bertha and
Willie Stockinger
Cincinnati
Go Home Remedy Ad Promotes Cough Cure in 1910s Bluffton
A Bluffton Banner clipping touts going home for relief and amusement and adds a note to take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a cold. The ad lists Haas & Schultz of Batesville and BNney & Co of Suoman as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluffton
Ind
Chambelain
Haas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Suoman
Local Teachers Association Meeting Reported
Dhalawe O L Newman attended the teachers' association at O-70od Friday and Saturday. Mrs J D Grey of Indiana Harbor visits her parents O A Francisco and wife. Pearl Orr and Mollie Fetsharris of Cincinnati visit Mrs N Dehart. Mrs A Mullan returns to Indianapolis after visiting sister-in-law Mrs J A Moorne. R W Crespmile of Versailles was here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L. Newman
Teachers’ Association
Mrs. J. D. Grey
Indiana Harbor
O. A. Francisco
Wife
Pearl Orr and
Mollie Fetsharris
Cincinnati
Mrs. N. Dehart
Mrs. A. Mullan
Indianapolis
J. A. Moorne
He Fired the Stick
John Garrett of North Mills North Carolina says he healed a long sore by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after other treatments failed. The medicine is guaranteed for piles burns and related conditions by Baas and Schultz druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Garrett
North Mills
N. C
Baas & Schultz
Social Notes From Batesville and Nearby Towns
Spades Mrs A A Abegglen made a short call at Batesville Monday. Mrs Henry Bauman and son of Batesville were visiting here last week. Chas McMeese and family of Cincinnati came in Saturday to visit H Timke. Otto J Franke spent Wednesday and Thursday at Cincinnati. W H Fitch and wife were guests of relatives at Lawrenceburg and Aurora Thanksgiving day. Sheriff Gordon of Versailles was in town Friday. Mesdames Gabriel Shazer and Lucy McQuire visited relatives at Newpoint Miss Mary Lampe returned to Cincinnati Monday morning. Albert Bristow and Preston Condit of Indianapolis visited at W H Fitch's last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Henry Bauman
Chas. McMeese and Family
Cincinnati
H. Timke
W. H. Fitch
Lawrenceburg
Aurora
Albert Bristow
Preston Condit
Indianapolis
Dr King’s New Life Pills Praised By Dallas Man
E W Goodloe of 107 St Louis St Dallas praises Dr King’s New Life Pills saying they effectively cure malaria and biliousness without grinding or griping. Sold for 25c at Baas & Schultz’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Goodloe
St. Louis St
Dallas
Tex
Dr. King
Baas & Schultz
Pleasant Park Attendance and Local Illness Notices
A reader reports attending the Kaffee Breachten at Cross Roads on Tuesday. Irene Meyer and brothers have the mumps. Several residents attended the funeral of Herman Wessel at Huntersville on Thursday. J H Wenning and wife of Batesville visited his brother Fred here. Fred Goertemiller was ill with chicken pox last week. Mrs Henry Siebert visited Mrs Adring Sunday. John Wisman and family near Batesville spent Thanksgiving Day with relatives here. Fred Keck and sister Mrs Davis spent Thursday with Fred Hadler and family near Newpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Karl
Fred Wonning
Pleasant Park
Herman Wessel
Huntersville
J. H. Wenning
Batesville
Fred
Fred Keck
Mrs. Davis
Fred Hadler
Near
Newpoint
The Magic Number Three Promotes Health Hope
A Cedar Grove Maine man credits Electric Bitters with curing liver and kidney troubles after a long illness. He reports relief after the first bottle and full recovery after three, praising Baas & Schultz druggists for a guaranteed stomach liver and kidney remedy at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Parris
Cedar Grove
Baas & Schultz
Local Social Notes and Obituary Recap
Morris George Schumacher and wife of Batesville visit his parents. Joseph J. Harvey and daughter Ida attend the silver wedding of William Meyers near St Peters on Thanksgiving. Mrs Ben Merk dies of pneumonia. interment at St Anthony's. Marion Oberting and wife of Lawrenceburg visit A S Bischoff family. Next Monday stock shipping day. Garfield Osborne visiting from Big Four. Mack Fletcher and wife with son Richard visit Indianapolis guests attend Mrs Merk funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Harvey
Ida
William Meyers
Sear St. Peters
Ben Merk
St. Anthony’s Cemetery
Mack Fletcher
Richard
John Puhlman
Indianapolis
Merk
How Diphtheria is Contracted
Explains how a cold can make a child susceptible to diphtheria and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for the cold and a way to lessen the danger of diphtheria. Mentions sale by Baas and Schultz Batesville and Bigney Co Suaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney x Co
Suaman
Local Notes On Area Residents and Visits
Ed Pobler of Cincinnati visited home folks for several days. Fred Abplanalp and family moved into their new house. John Hoff attended his aunt Mrs. Mike Hoff's funeral in Newpoint. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp attended Mrs. Lilly's funeral in Suoman. Albert Huber returned from Coulter's Corner. William Meyer and wife celebrated their silver wedding. William Abplanalp went to Cincinnati to seek work. Anna Poirier went to Cincinnati for the winter. Alice and Walter Huber returned home from Coulter's Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Pobler
Cincinnati
Jacob
Lizzie Abplanalp
Mrs. Lilly
Suoman
Local Social Notes From PHPPERTOWN and Nearby
Robert Cain of Connersville spent Thursday and Friday with Mrs Roemer and family Irene Holbert returned home from Connersville Wednesday Frank Thister and wife with brother Charles spent Thursday with Mrs Maggie Roemer Walter Mohr and W Reifel spent Thursday at Cincinnati Henry Senour of Metamora was in town Friday Dan and Chas Wolf came home Thursday Mrs Henry Hannebaum and child of Indianapolis visiting her parents Louis Pepper and wife Chas Wolf is on the sick list Mr Manlove of Connersville visiting John Holbert and family Henry Hose Jr of Metamora was in town Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cain
Connersville
Frank Thister
Charles
Maggie Roemer
Henry Hannebaum
Indianapolis
Louis Pepper
Mr. Manlove
John Holbert and
Henry Hose, Jr
Metamora
Hunter kills deer in Texas prior to holidays
Texas report notes a hunter killed a deer. J E Conley of Memphis based Conley Frog and Switch visited Newpoint weekend. Thanksgiving gatherings were held by Mrs R T Massey. R E Thomas moved to the Big Four in Galion Ohio and left Friday. E E Starks returned from Greenville Tennessee with a pleasant time. L P Grady of the Big Four secret service hunted nearby as a guest of Fred Wolfe. Christmas preparations begin with fresh snowfall and local entertainment practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Grady
Secret Service Department
The
Big Four
Fred. Wolfe
Digestion Focus Promises Strength With Chamberlains Tablets
It emphasizes digestion over intake and claims Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets invigorate these organs to improve food relish, strength, weight, endurance, and clarity. Price is 25 cents with free samples. sold by Baas and Schultz in Batesville and Binnie and Co in Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis Schusterman
Herman Dreyer, Sr
Germany
Peters
Rushville
Gus Bruner
Helen
Dillsboro
Miss Duhme
William Huneke
Sarah Huneke
William Rohls
Anna Reddert
Anna Brandt
the Tribune
Will Graff
Manchester
W. D. Robinson
Versailles
G. B. Ashton
Bride
David Hair
John O. Sims
W. W. McMullen
Fred Brinkman
Walter Brinkman
Lia Brinkman
Rev. Bowers
Penntown
Henry Spreckelson
Napoleon
Joseph King
Covington, Ky
Henry Osting
Mary J.osting
Harvey Butler
Greensburg
Frank Galbraith
Londa Butler
Mr. Butler
Baltimore
Flora Osting
Vaha Osting
Sheriff Gordon
Philip Endres
Fred Lonke
Rev. F. Lowenstein
New Orleans
Henry Hoff
Oliver Wallner
Cincinnti
Tom Lilly
Muncie
Elmer Brinkman
E. B. Vincent
Henry Schuck
John Billman
Rev. Hubbard
Boggstown
Ballstowimn
Batesaville
Hunters Church
Carrie Thackery
Institute
Kaas & Schultz
Dhalaware
R. W. Crespmile
Spades
A. A. Abegglen
Otto J. Franke
Mesdames
Gabriel Shazer
Lucy McQuire
Mary Lampe
Kaffee Breatchen
Cross Roads
Irene Meyer
Brothers
Fred Goertemiller
Henry Siebert
Adring
Jobn Wisman and
Morris
George Schumacher
Louise Pulskamp
Hearvy Uit
Chas. Goldsmith and Family
Marion Oberting
A. S. Bischoff
Sunday
Theodore Poulman
Garfield Osborne
Piph Crehehe
Fred Abplanalp
John Hoff
Mike Hoff
Albert Huber
Coulter's Corner
William Meyer
William Abplanalp
Anna Poirier
Alice
Walter Huber
Coulter’s Corner
Irene Holbert
Walter Mohr
W. Reifel
Henry Senour
Dan
Chas
Wolf
Chas. Wolf
Texas
J. E. Conley
Conley Frog & Switch Company
Memphis, Tenn
R. E. Thomas
Galion
Ohio
Greenville, Tenn
Nobby Clothing CO
George St., Batesville, Ind
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