Funeral for Jacob Abplanalp Held at Penntown
Sunman reports the funeral for Jacob Abplanalp attended by Robert and Henry Abplanalp and Mrs Anna Gahm of Cincinnati. Nearby items note a Nov 30 birth Dorothy Jeannette Leer, burglaries in Hubbles Corner, a three week sale on clothing, and local social events including St. John’s lighting upgrade at Hubbles nave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert and
Henry Abplanalp
Anna Gahm
Cincinnati
Jacob Abplanalp
Penntown
Richard Leer
Dorothy Jeannette
Herbert Cooper
Danville
Ind
William Coop
Cincinnati Personal Visits Highlight Week of Travel
Mrs Louis Freyer recently visited in Cincinnati while A Franke went to Indianapolis on Monday. Mrs Quirin Ertel and children stayed several days in Cincinnati last week. Miss Lucia Fitch and Miss Erma Fischmer visited Cincinnati. Erma also called at Batesville and Sunman employees. Mrs William Golden visits Indianapolis this week. O H Terry and Estella called at Morris. Howard Robinson returned from Cincinnati after visiting relatives. Chamberlain and Christopher Carr of Cincinnati spent days with Lee Meister and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Freyer
Cincinnati
A. Franke
Indianapolis
Quirin Ertel
Lucia Fitch
Erma Fischmer
Sunman
William Golden
O. H. Terry
Estella
Morris
Howard Robinson
Mr. Chamberlain
Christopher Carr
Lee Meister
Erma Fisehmer
Batesville
Sunman School Notes Highlight Early Term Work
The eighth grade agriculture class nears term end with compositions on crops and the books prove engaging as the yard is graded. Leroy claims the potato is a tuber, and the Lyceum Course debuts December 20 at 8 pm in Sunman with a male quartet known for county performances. Season tickets are urged for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy
Sunman
PUBLIC SALE OF FARM STOCK AND GOODS NEAR NEW ALSACE
Public sale begins at nine o'clock on Tuesday December 14 at the Harman farm two miles north of New Alsace. Items include livestock farming implements hay oats corn household goods and many other articles. Henry Harman proprietor J J Westrick auctioneer Minger clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Alsace
Henry Harman
J. J. Westrick
Minger
Obituary Notice for Jacob Abplanalp at Penntown
Jacob Abplanalp died at home after a short illness of old age on November 27 1920 at age 2 years 8 months and 15 days. He leaves two sons one daughter one stepdaughter and many relatives. Funeral services were held at the Lutheran Church in Penntown Tuesday afternoon. Robert Abplanalpt of Oakley and Mrs Joseph Gahn of Cumminsville Ohio attended the funeral. Charles Jenner and family visited Sunday. Several from the community attended the funeral at Penntown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Abplanalp
Madisonville
Jacob Abplanalp
Penntown
Abplanalp
Robert Abplanalpt
Oakley
Joseph Gahn
Cumminsville
Jenner
Jennie
Spades
Charles
Charles Jenner
Jacob
Lizzie
Social Visitors and Local Calls In Batesville Area
Mrs John Praker Sr and Elizabeth Selke visited Batesville Monday with Elizabeth consulting Dr Gib. Miss Margaret Schrader visited Cincinnati last Friday. Sherman Hutson and wife and others were callers at Batesville Friday. Charles Denker and Henry Zimmerman of Indianapolis spent days with Henry Mang and family. Marie Selke returned home after five weeks in Indianapolis and Seymour. Elmer accompanied her. Alfred Robbins and family visited Laughery Bridge. Maggie Prakel stayed with Mamie Luers and visited Herman Huncke and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schrader
Cincinnati
Sherman Hutson
Game Center
Frank Meierle
Chris Scherling
William Schutter
Dick Bultmann
Fred Luers
Batesville
Charles Denker
Henry Zimmerman
Indianapolis
Henry Mang
Marie Selke
Seymour
Elmer
Alfred Robbins
George Robins
Laughery Bridge
Maggie Prakel
Mamie Luers
Herman Huncke
Local Social Roundup From Latesville Area
Fred Bergman and Mr and Mrs Louis Timke and Henry with Selma and Anna Heeseman visited Latesville on Saturday. Dorothy Behlmer joined Hilda Schutte for a Sunday visit. Farmers attended a meeting at Spades. George Timke and wife and family spent Sunday with Louis Timke. Henry Drockelman visited his parents. Frank Steinfort family and Omer, Harvey, and Fred Bergman kept pleasant calls at Jed Miller’s. Rev Heeseman’s wife spent Wednesday with Mrs William Drockelman Sr. Behlmer family from Batesville visited William Bernhard. Edward Bergman returned from Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bergman
Louis Timke
Henry
Selma
Anna Heeseman
Latesville
Dorothy Behlmer
Hilda Schutte
Spades
George Timke
Henry Drockelman
William Drockelman
Frank Steinfort
Siolen
Omer
Harvey Steinfort
Jed Miller
Rev
Heeseman
Fred Behlmer
Batesville
William Bernhard
Edward Bergman
Binois
Community Notes From Batesville Area
William Meyer, a Batesville business caller, visited Wednesday. Mrs. Raleigh Hoff and Miss Ella Hoff assisted in Batesville on Thursday. Miss Hazel Bartling plans to stay in Cincinnati for the winter. Virgil Schomber, Henry Bartling, and the Meyers visited home folks over the weekend. J A Driscoll of Liberty Indiana delivered a Jersey to Arthur Wittkamper last week. John Denni called on John Bartling Friday. Mrs. Mary Haas visits daughter Mrs. Fred Heitzman in Batesville. William Meyer and wife visited Carrie Clemens, who is ill, Monday. Edwin Richter was a business caller at Morris Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kirschner
John Albers
Hubbles Corner
Mr. Albers
Shuck’s Hotel
Arthur Bauerlein
Spades
Batesville
Maud King
Dr. Neufarth
Neufarth
Eulalia Wotters
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Charles Roepke
South Bend
California
Br. Duncan
Samuel McMullen
Edward Cooper
Manchester
Clarence Andres
Win Taylor
Ted Fellis
Fort Thomas
Georgia
Albert Behlmer
Cincinnati
William Stephens
George Smith
Lawrenceburg
Newpoint
St. John’s
Hubbles
Schwartz
William Meyer
Raleigh Hoff
Ella Hoff
Lawrenceville
Hazel Bartling
Virgil Schomber
Henry Bartling
Lewis
Charles Meyer
J. A. Driscoll
Liberty
Ind
Arthur Wittkamper
John Denni
John Bartling
Mary Haas
Fred Heitzman
Charles Mosmeier
Carrie Clemens
Edwin Richter
Morris
Local Visitors and Sunday Callers in Sharps Corner
Conner Hutson and wife spent Sunday with the latter's cousin. Henry Dreyer and family at Newpoint. C. M. Osborn and Walter Fitch were callers at Lawrenceburg Sunday. Mrs. Conner Hutson was a caller at Morris Monday morning. C. Osborn called at Hutson's Monday evening. John Hahn and William Coyle were callers at Henry Spreckleson's Sunday morning. Hayes Osborn and wife spent Tuesday with C. M. Osborn and wife. C. M. Osborn called at Henry Schomber's Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner Hutson
Henry Dreyer
Newpoint
C. M. Osborn
Walter Fitch
Lawrenceburg
Morris
C. Osborn
Hutson
John Hahn
William Coyle
Henry Spreckleson
Hayes Osborn
Henry Schomber
Hunsicker School Notes and Local Contests
The Hunsicker School reports a busy period with guest speaker Mr. Patterson from Tipton visiting Hayti and Napoleon, a successful annual expansion contest highlighting top finishers such as Jacob Youngman and Lloyd Kress, and a lively horseshoe tournament led by Roy Engel with finals between Lyman and Roy. The note ends with Santa Claus countdown chatter and no marriages reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Tipton
Hayti
Napoleon
Tipton County
Jacob Youngman
Alvena Borgman
Lloyd Kress
Edward Peetz
Hagen Borgman
Ethel Holhausen
Eliabeth Kress
Milton Peetz
Sarah Engel
Paul Petz
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Pipe Creek
Fred Abplanalp
Henry Baas
R. R
John Praker Sr
Elizabeth Selke
Gib
Adams Church
Hunsicker School
William
Edward
Cloyd
Roy
Roy Engel
Lyman
Wilbur
Santa Claus
Ripley County
Farmers’ Organization
C. F. Patterson
Indiana Federation OF Farmers’ Associations
William Oatman
Friendship, Ind
MR. Farmer
Adams
Laughery
Delaware
Jackson
Center
Franklin
Washington
Johnson
Brown
Shelby
Otter Creek
Napoleon Osgood Stumpke
Stringtown
Versailles Court House
Jolly
St. Magdalene New Marion
Holton
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