Local notes from Sunman area listing residents travel and visits
Sunman area residents and visitors are named in a crowd of brief sightings. Grover Martin and wife shopped in Cincinnati on Wednesday, Mrs Henry Busching did business there on Tuesday, and Albert Beulmer with C Nieman were Cincinnati travelers Wednesday. George Trautman and wife hosted a social for local youths. A death is noted near here of Mrs Gettell aged about 50. Various other kin and neighbors are listed visiting Batesville Cincinnati Danville Indianapolis and Weisburg with minor health and travel updates. An anecdote praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for a long lasting sore.
Revival Gains Ground at Baptist Church in Progress
Sam Connelley and family visited south of town on Sunday as revival meetings continue at the Baptist church. Several new members joined. Rev. Leston and a Rockport minister lead the services. Norman Fisher, a Moores Hill vocal student, heads to Indianapolis to advance his craft. Attorney J. H. Connelley travels to Indianapolis for an indefinite stay defending his profession. Bagot and Fleming report strong horse auctions with large crowds. Charles Hunter and wife of Versailles visit C. N. Peters’s family. Frank Reed and wife welcome a 12 pound boy. Milan merchants display holiday goods as shops prepare for busy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Leston
Rockport
Chamberlain's Salve for Eczema and Tetter
The intense itching of eczema and related conditions is quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Salve. Many severe cases have been cured by it. Available through Baas & Schultz Batesville Bigney & Co Sunwan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Baas & Schultz
Batesville
Bigney & Co
Sunwan
Devotion Week Nears Feast of Immaculate Conception at St Nicholas
Forty hours devotion was held at St Nicholas church last week closing on the Immaculate Conception. Rev Fulgens of Oldenburg led sermons and the event drew local interest. Frank Robinson was a pleasant caller in our vicinity. John Luchte of Cincinnati visited on business returning Friday. The Fryer residence south of town nears completion as the Fryer family plans to move soon. Miss Cathryn Ratheiser and Emma Rehnk conducted business at Batenville Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Church
Fulgens
Oldenburg
Frank Robinson
Social visits roll through Napoleon area residents
John Prakel and wife stayed with Wm. Dean and family near Napoleon. Alvin Shane and son from Batesville visited Fred Luers’s family. George Kobhoff returned from months in Illinois and Iowa. Prakel’s Batesville trip and other Sunday gatherings at Laughery Bridge with Johan Hueneke and families are reported. An Dallas Texas resident Goodtoe endorses a laxative from Baas & Schutz’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Shane
Batesville
Fred Luers
Pred Luers
John Hueneke
Laughery Bridge
John Rimstidt
Lewis Kirchhoff
Johan Hueneke
Bow. Goodtoe
St. Louis St
Dallas
Texas
For
Ixing
Baas & Schutz
Residents Return After Weekend Visits in Cincinnati and Nearby Towns
George Raverjourneyed to Cincinnati Saturday morning. Harry Mause returned home there with George Roth and William Luchte after visiting here. Eb Koei went to Shelbyville midweek and came back Saturday. Creorse Sebodt returned Wednesday from a short Cincinnati visit. Tenry Tierman and family returned home Wednesday after seven days away. Jacobs Minerhniever from Iodianapa visited home falls for the winter. Nick Glostieu and daughter Jora took a Batesville trip Saturday. Mrs. John Tiotecp of Batesville and Frank Wellerman with wife were here Saturday and Sunday. Henry Wovin of Rush County returned home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mause
Cincinnati
George Roth
Wmn. Luchte
Tenry Tierman
Cainernoatio
Jacobs Minerhniever
Iodianapa- 2
Canmie
Home Falls
Local residents and visitors share weekend movements
Mrs. Michael Gauck shopped in Batesville Monday while Stella Oelrich of Indianapolis visited her parents. Ted Roell and George Schumacher spent weekend travels to Richmond and Batesville. Various locals, including J N Pohlman and J Clarvey, conducted business in nearby towns. Reports describe a missing girl case near Oodenburg and a strange incident in Fedora involving GW Pepper who recovered from illness after using Dr. Fine's New Discoveries.
Beware of Frequent Colds and Local Notices
A fragment from a header style page notes cures for chronic colds with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and includes testimonials. It lists local stores and sales agents, a Christmas bazaar plan, sick lists, and recent marriage notices such as Marl Roberts to Bessie Dunlap and George Bodenberg to Sophia Voege with Batesville and Nuvo to be joined in coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Roberte
Bessie Dunlap
Dillshero
George Bodenberg
Nuvo Tean
Sophia Voege
Batesville
Social Notes From Cincinnati Visitors and Local Calls
Guests include Mr. Hollenkanny of Cincinnati staying with Henry Laker Sr. and family. Wim Tebbe called at Batesville. Jos Ortman of St. Maurice visited relatives and attended Mrs. Henry Obermeyer’s funeral. Anna Dickman of Cincinnati stayed with her parents. Ben Muckerheide and Ben Lamping of Hamburg attended the Obermeyer funeral. Wm Ferkinhoff returned from Waldron Indiana. A buggy overturn caused by a scared horse injured no one. John Game of Cincinnati visited the Lampe family. Henry Scheele and wife visited Frank Iaker’s household. Mrs Frank Fehrman of Oldenburg visited Harmeyer family. Try us for job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ortman
St. Maurice
Henry Obermeyer
Ben Muckerheide
Ben Lamping
Hamburg
The Magic No 3 Mascot for Geo J Parris Cedar Grove Me
A letter extols Electric Bitters as a cure for liver and kidney troubles praised by Geo J Parris of Cedar Grove Maine. The testimonial claims relief after one bottle and cure after three and notes the product is guaranteed to aid stomach liver and kidney issues. Baus Schultz druggists advertise it at 0 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. J. Parris
Cedar Grove
Baus & Schultz
Local Notes From Batesville And Vicinity
John Baldlunstd Hunter delivered a fine lot of cattle to Batesville Saturday morning. Oscar and Ed Goyert of Cross Roads were seen in the area Sunday morning. Ernest Norwold and family visited George Wambsgans and wife Friday evening. Mrs Carrie Hicosse and children of Huntersville spent Sunday with Geo Menchhofer and family. Albert Siebert and wife of Batesville visited John Compart's several days last week. Edward Menchhofer had dental work at Dr Bos in Batesville. Ben Meeker and John Wambigans attended a soldiers meeting in Batesville Sunday afternoon.
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John
Hunter
Batesville
Oscar
Ed Goyert
Cross Roads
Ernest Norwold
George Wambsgans
Carrie Hicosse
Huntersville
Geo Menchhofer
Albert Siebert
John Compart
Edward Menchhofer
Dr. Bos
Ben Meeker
John Wambigans
Christmas observance and its cultural origins
The piece traces Christmas as a legally observed holiday in U S states and territories, notes its evolving acceptance among Protestant groups, and outlines historical origins of Christmas practices. It explains Christmas tree German roots, Santa Claus links to Knecht Ruprecht, and Kriss Kringle derivation, plus heathen origins and Queen Victoria's German connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
America
New England
Telesphorus
Jesus
Europe
Asia
Germany
Rupert
Kriss Kringle
Christ Kindlein
England
Victoria
A Farmer Begins Week With Restful Sunday Plan
One Saturday night ends all farm work except essential tasks like feeding and milking and Sunday is a day of rest and worship. Monday starts with a clear brain, vigorous body, and a hopeful heart to make light work and fill the day with sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Worship
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Sunman
Grover Martin and
Henry Busching
Albert Beulmer
C. Nieman
George Schumacher
Owen
George Trautman
Here
Gettell
Bertha Cores
Danville
Gordon Bennett
Indianaapolis
Mary Nieman
Nora
Esther Sassens
Mires
Alice Behlmer
Louise Peters
Henry Johanning
Baterville
Henry Sweitzer
Herman Vornholt
St. Lewis
Charifotte Nollins
Carrson
Maline
Minn
C. Podowadel
George Stegner
Jon Borgman
Weisburg
Bucklen
John Scarrett
North Mills
Rags W Schultz
Drauggists
Mottan
Sam Connelley
Wm. Inders
Norman Fisher
Moores Hill
Indianapolis
J. H. Connelley
Bagot & Fleming
Charles Hunter
Versailles
C. N. Peters
Frank Reed
Milan
John Luchte
George Fryer
Cathryn Ratheiser
Emma Rehnk
Batenville
BR Ito
John Prakel
Wm. Dean and Family
Near Napoleon
George Kobhoff
Illinois
Iowa
George Raver
Eb Koei
Shelbyville
Creorse Sebo Dt
Nick Glostieu
Jora
John Tiotepm
Frank Wellerman
Owite
Henry Wovin
Rush County
Morris
Michael Gauck
Stella Oelrich
Ted Roell
Richmond
Joseph Hensley
Pike
Blovetington
Ind
Ben Merk
Oscar [Sischoff
Nick Volz
Brookville
J.N. Pohlman
Denburg
J. Clarvey
Gatesville
Oodenburg
Lee Odenburg Academy
Wkooxville
Tenn
Scimenne
Tellog
Fedora
GW. Pepper
Fiine
Abison House
Fannie Benham
Cinetonati
Gregor Roe
Waldron
Shelly County
Chamberllain
Mre
M. White
Butler, Tenn
Baas & Seeholtz
Katesvile, Bigney & Co
Sunmian
Columbia
Schwiler
Dr. Stankin
Greensburg
Presbyterian Church
Jas. Anderson
Missouri
Nora Neill
Newton Jackson
George Cravens
Lawrenceburg
Ladies Aid Society
G. UN. It. Hall
Austin
Mr R-No. 8
Mr. Hollenkanny
Henry Laker, Sr
Wim. Tebbe
Anna Dickman
Wm. Ferkinhoff
Waldron, Ind
Henry Brockman
John Game
Henry Lampe
Henry Scheele
Frank Iaker
Frank Fehrman
Mr. Harmeyer and
Baldlunstowd
New York
Pennysylvania
Virginia
J. H. Wilker & Company
EDISQ
Edison
Guss Brunner
Indiana
W.A. Watson
John Dittus
Third St
Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
Ohio
Kentucky
Foley
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