Sunman Jazz Dance and Social News Roundup
Sunman hosts a jazz dance at St Clair s Hall on December 17 with Miss Maggie Ester of Underwood as guest of her sister Mrs Anna Grose and relatives. Several residents arrive from Indianapolis and Batesville. Russell Schuck enlists in the navy in Cincinnati and trains at Great Lakes. Sunman also promotes a modern meat market with diverse affordable products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Maggie Ester
Underwood
Anna Grose
Engelbright Sr
Indianapolis
A. Behlmer
Cordelia Sieg
Batesville
Minnie Bigney
Herbert Cooper
Kansas
Henry Trautman
Cleves
Russell Schuck
Cincinnati
Navy
Great Lakes
J. G. Gilchrist
BE. J. Vincent
Leona Roepke
Fred Brinkman
Gertrude Lang
Wetzler
Maude King
Claudie King
Della Siebert
Roy Roepke
California
France
Sunman
Local News From Weisburg and Nearby
John Wiesehan again with heart trouble Mrs Windhorst not improving Raymond Gutawiller and George Wolforth return from Ponte Illinois Charles Wiesehan back in northern Indiana after visit Anthony Wocks in critical condition Dr Johnson treating him Miss Hazel Fiassord confined with sore throat Edward Henke ships cattle hogs to city stock shortage St Johns Church members surprise pastor at Kammeyer home Farmers winter butcherings under way Several corn husters return Arthur Hemke travels to Cincinnati Charles Wieschan of New Alsace appears in town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiesehan
Will Windhorst
Raymond Gutawiller
George Wolforth
Ponte, Ilinois
Charles Wiesehan
Indiana
Anthony Wocks
Dr. Johnson
St. John’s Church
William Kammeyer
Kammeyer
Arthur Hemke
Cincinnati
Charles Wieschan
New Alsace
Spades event reels through Batesville and Cincinnati visits
Mrs Jamey Mead of Batesville was a caller at Spades in St Clair s Hall on Wednesday. Mrs Louis Freyer of Spades visited Batesville Wednesday. Lee Meister and sister Elva toured Cincinnati last week. Hafners of Batesville visited Louis Freyer Saturday. Rev Reibolt rode as a Hope passenger last week. Mrs Walter Fitch called Cincinnati. Mrs Frank Vienell and Mrs Andy Post of Cincinnati visited home folks. Sunman dance postponed to Monday due to weather but failed to draw the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jazy Dance
St. Clair's Hall
Jamey Mead
Batesville
Spades
Cincinnati
Frank Vienell
Andy Post
William Catterman
Elva Meister
Should Be Quarantined Says Physicians
Physicians advise that anyone with a bad cold should be isolated to prevent spreading to family and associates. They urge early relief and recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective in curing a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
SHARPS CORNER Social visits and local calls listed
Earl Reddert and wife of New York visited Lewis Wittkamper and family last week. John Sieg of Spades called on Adam Baas Wednesday. Alma Kroenke of Elwood spent a few days with Edith Baas. Thursday Alice Schomber hosted. Harry Richter did business at Batesville Saturday. Henry Schomber called at Oldenburg Friday. Mrs. Walter Bauman and son Lew is visited, then returned to Cincinnati. Alice Schomber spent Thursday evening with Edith Baas. Medicine From Horns. A large trade exists in deer reindeer and wild sheep horns for medicines with Hongkong as a main center in south China imports readsied goods manually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Earl Reddert
New York
Lewis Wittkamper
John Sieg
Spades Cailed
Adam Baas
Alma Kroenke
Elwood
Ind
Edith Baas
Alice Schomber
Harry Richter
Batesville
Henry Schomber
Oldenburg
Walter Bauman
China
Hongkong
South China
Jaz
St. Clairs Hall
Fred Luers
Inlaw
Otto Nickel
Indianapolis
Chris Seherling
Henry Mang
Morris
Henry Fillenworth
Near Lookout
Nick Minhaus
Versailles
Local Social Notes Reach Cincinnati Visits Across Towns
Morris Winkler of Needham visits Charles Winkler and family while Ben Merk and wife stay with relatives in Cincinnati. Several residents, including Mrs Chiel Batesville and Miss Clara Bittner, Yo, and Mr. Bramlage’s daughter, Doloris, drop by Batesville and Greensburg. Numerous trips to Cincinnati and Indianapolis mark a busy week of callers and visits among local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Avid Winkler
Needham
Charles Winkler
Ben Merk
Cincinnati
Covington, Ky
George Schulte
Martin Bede
Indianapolis
Myrtle Glaub
Batesville
Wm. Huber
Arthur Miller
Lena Bos
John Fulton
George Farbush
Lawrenceburg
C. J. Bramlage
Roscoe Zobel
al Roell
Anna Hamer
B. Closterman
Anna
Along R R 4 Jaz dance at St Clair's Hall
Local residents attend a dance at St Clair's Hall on Wednesday evening with attendance noted from the community. Community members report various farm and social activities including corn shredding and visits between families.
Adams Church News and Local Notices Summary
Walter Drockelman returned from Illinois and stays with his uncle Fred Drockelman. John Drockelman left Illinois after a week here. Timke's School held a pie social with a large crowd. John Prakel and Maggie helped shred corn at John Prakel Jr.'s. Shredding clubs near completion. Adams Church Ladies Society met last Thursday. Mrs. H Heeseman visited William Brockelman Sr. Walter Brockelman visited John Schutte and family. Edinburgh landmark burned, a one story building with attic, once near Holyrood. The Yeu Tree tavern stood inside Holyrood district. debtors’ hall nearby. Frank J. Cheney swears his firm will pay $100 for each uncured catarrh case with Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. notary public W Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair’s Hall
Walter Drockelman
Illinois
Fred Drockelman
John Drockelman
Forlinois
Timke
John Prakel
Nick Wissel
Maggie
John Prakel Jr
Adams Church Ladies’ Society
H. Heeseman
William Brockelman
Walter Brockelman
John Schutte
Edinburgh
Holyrood
Ie Adenelons
Hig
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank. J. Cheney
W. Gleason
J. Cheney & CO
The Ideal Gift For Every Woman
A Christmas gift catalog offers items women might want including shirts gloves hose supporters cuff links suspenders belts mufflers ties collars silk shirt patterns and washable frocks for home wear. Dresses come in sizes 36 to 54 and blouses in Georgette and Crepe de Chine promise good value.
Christmas Gift Goods From Ribbons to Umbrellas
A broad display of silk satin and muslin items fills the store seasonally. Ribbons, petti coats, gowns, kimonos, aprons, boudoir caps, and michies come in dark or light hues. Ladies misses men boys and tots are catered to with umbrellas of Gloria silk as thoughtful gifts.
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R. R
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Kramer's Your
Coe
Kramer’s Department Store
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