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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
1
Sunman hosts farmers short course December 19 to 21. Mary Bauer dies at age 75 from heart trouble with funeral at St. Nicholas. Various locals visit, illnesses, and family aids noted including Cooper and Holwadel families and other travelers from Indianapolis Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Oakley and Underwood.
Morris area notes list visits and social calls. Families including Belter Glaub Glowka Riehle Freel Miller Schomber Zillebuchler Fruchtman and Fruchtman are mentioned with relatives and friends in Morris Cincinnati Batesville Sunman Greensburg New Alsace and Lawrenceburg. Several church and funeral attendance noted.
Lizzie Abplanalp visited Mrs. Charles Jenner on Monday. George Hildebrand and son Edward spent Sunday with Conner Hutson and family. Ella Schomber stayed with her sister Mrs Jenner last week. Anna Hutson spent Sunday with homefolks. William Baas called on Conner Hutson Monday. Charles Abplanalp called at Sunman Monday. Farmers hauled hogs to the city last week. William Drake called on Louis Ertel Monday. Advertise in the Tribes and they will keep your agpaw.
Fred Luers traveled along R R No 4 to Batesville on Wednesday afternoon. George Meister and wife visited Batesville Saturday to see the farmer's father who is ill. A funeral was held Sunday afternoon at Huntersville Church for Elmer Heidt with many local attendees. Margaret Schorling came from Terre Haute Sunday to help care for her mother Mary Schorling who is poorly. John L. Schutter visited Indianapolis Friday to see his grandson Harvey Bohlke and relatives. John Praker and wife called at Lookout Saturday. George Meister bought three fat porkers from Fred Luers for future sausage. Maggie Praker visited Cutter's Corner with Herman Bohner before returning home Tuesday. John Luers and wife of Kelly Ridge, George Kirchoff and son Raymond of Laughery Bridge, and Lewis Bohlke of North Branch spent Sunday with Fred Luers and family. Fred Luers and son John attended Frank Wilson's funeral at Salem Saturday. Harvey Steinfort and wife visited Batesville Friday afternoon with Henry Mang and wife.
Spades news notes visitors from Kentland Indianapolis Cincinnati Batesville Livingston Cal Kansas and Livingston Cal share the week’s social visits Teachers Institute events and a birthday surprise for Louis Freyer with a Friday night gathering and refreshments.
Sunman December events record residents traveling to Cincinnati for funerals and visits. Frances Pfeister's funeral marks a family loss while Emma Sufferle's service drew Clifford Schomber and companion. Wittkamper Kroenke and Cruza relatives frequent Sunman and Batesville, with Osburn and Harveys visiting Ballstown relatives.
Ottie Freyer and family spent Wednesday at Batesville. Edith Eberg stayed with her parents over the weekend. Mrs. Voege’s mother arrived to assist her daughter who cannot work. Oscar Middendorf shipped a load of fat cattle to the city this week. Edward Barnfisher and family visited Harry Eberg. Will Schuerman’s family visited Rolla Robinson nearby Kammerer's Corner. Myrtle Holwade visits Cincinnati for a few days. Raleigh Robinson visited Rosa Franke in Columbus.
Henry Stohlman of Cincinnati visited relatives this weekend. Emma Huncke Ada Vogel Bertha Vogel Hilda Schutte visited Anna and Selma Heeseman. Elmer Heidt funeral held at Huntersville. Fred Miller business caller Batesville. Rev H Heeseman business caller Sunman. Anna Heeseman at Spades Institute. Walter Bernhard Edwin Schutte visited cousin Johnnie Schutte. Mrs Drees aided Mrs Timke with work. Luther League social planned this Thursday. Confirmation class to be confirmed next Sunday December 18.
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Mrs Casper Irrgang spent time with daughter in Brookville and Ira Gesell’s family visited William Meyer. Anna Hutson visited home folks. The Henry Presse sale drew a good crowd. John Mosmeier’s family visited A Earhart’s at St Peters. Thelma Gesell and Meyer family joined George Pulskamp’s at his home. Mrs Arthur Wittkamper and daughter called on Louis Richter. Alois Meyer visited Waldron. Mrs Casper Bartling and daughter Hazel called on Sunman residents.
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