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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
1
A Sunman area report lists the Sunman Farmers Short Course on December 19 20 and 21. It also chronicles visitors including Lawrence Whiteford and wife from Moores Hill and Mrs Henry Dickens of Hyde Park Cincinnati as guests of W W Bigney and family.
Neighbor greetings and visits mark a quiet week in Sunn area. Residents share calls with Batesville and Cutter’s Corner friends while Mrs. Scherling recovers at home after illness. Henry Vogt endured a tumble while roofing, with Dr. Gibson treating minor injuries and the patient resting comfortably.
Dee invites residents to the Sharp's Corner Farmer Short Course at Sunman on the 19th 20th and 21st. The text notes local social visits and neighbors including the Wittkamper and Pohlar families as part of a weekend in Sunman.
Henry Presse will hold a sale of nonschololic goods Saturday December 10 at 1 00 p m George Meyer of Bruntville was a tailor here Wednesday Gus Lowe of Cincinnati stays with William Meyer and family Fred Brumpter and Lewis Meyer work at Latesville Mrs Mary Roberts and daughter Alma and Hazel Bartling visited Sunman Saturday John Steinhauser bought Henry Presse property Elsie and Vernis Drake spent Sunday with John Bartling and family William Paas John Sieg John Bartling and Wilbur Hofmacker visited Versailles Monday For healthy bowels take Chamberlains Tablets after supper they aid constipation and improve mood
Ottilia Merkel left for Cincinnati last Monday. Frank Grunkemeyer headed to Cincinnati Wednesday to visit relatives for several days. Harry Bramlage of Cincinnati stayed with Charles Bramlage and family over the weekend. Mrs. James Miles was a Batesville caller between trains Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Winkler spent Friday at Greensburg. Arthur Miller was a Batesville caller Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Max Stock were callers in Batesville Saturday. Mrs. Henry Miller and son visited Arthur Miller’s family Saturday. Pete Dupps spent Sunday with home folks. Topsy Robinson visited here Sunday with his girl friend. Good luck to you, Topsy. Miss Currie Bear and sister visited home folks Sunday. Anthony and August Fassbinder of Oldenburg called on Max Stock and family Monday. Loretta Zillebuehler went to Cincinnati Monday for several days. Clifford Cable was a business caller at Comstown Monday.
Spades Farmers Short Course dates December 19 to 21 announced. Local residents including John Diver and Carrie Ahving of Sunman spent Sunday with Mrs. J. Fishmer, and others from Spades Route 1 visited Howard Robinson and family. Mrs. Edward Fishmer of Galion Ohio visits her mother Mrs. John Fishmer. Mrs. William Golden returns from New Palestine after visiting her mother Mrs. Gee. Box social at Spades Schoolhouse Friday evening December 9 promoted by Mrs. Frank Fishmer and daughters Gladys and Rosana and Mr Raleigh Robinson Sr. Also reports of Harry Bohman at Knochsburg, Frank Lang and Morris family, Erma Fishmer visiting Datesville, Mrs. Sherman Mason and son Alden at Batesville, and Wilbur Gunter returning from Waldron visiting sister Mrs. Lester Barges.
Adams Church noted a Farmers' Short Course in Sunman. Rev H Heeseman and Mrs Heeseman visited Mr and Mrs Henry Vogt Sunday, where Vogt injured himself last week shingling a smoke house. Several local residents spent Sunday with friends and students from the Adams Church confirmation class will be confirmed Sunday.
Sunman hosts the Eastern Ripley Farmers Short Course on the 19th 20th and 21st with events led by caller Charles Jenner. Local residents including Conner Hutson Ralph Jenner and Arthur Huff visit attendees as butcher activities rise in the area. Mrs Charles Jenner remains ill and several locals attend Mary Weaver's funeral in Lawrenceburg.
Mother's favorite cough remedy praised for soothing relief from colds croup and whooping cough. The product is praised for pleasant taste and rapid cures and is noted as free from opium and other harmful drugs.
Fred Minneman of Indianapolis stays at home for a few days. Sylvan Lang and Oscar Lang now attend school at Weispurg. Virginia Butcher of Cincinnati visits relatives. Mrs. Fred Stutz suffers a bad cold. Edith Tangman improves. Snow covers the area again. A poet notes winter masks many dirty elbows. Clarence Woliung returns from Illinois. Edward Holz bacher and family visit parents. Friends serenade A F Brunner’s home Saturday night. Dr. Smith of Lawrenceburg visits patients here. Some residents lament talkers who never listen.
Edw. Barnfiher and family visited Lawrenceburg with wife and son. Anna and Sadie Eberg called on Frick and wife. Schuermans and A Eberg visited Tracy Robinson near Kammeyer’s Corner. Will Schuerman and families attended a party at Tony Dupp’s. Dieselberg and Will Neufarth with Eberg families spent Saturday with Freyer. Middendorf of Cincinnati visited his son Oscar for several days. Job Printing Tribune Office.
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