Sunman News Briefs From Dayton To Cincinnati
Sunman notes include births Judith Lorraine Freeland in Connersville and a girl for Mr and Mrs Lee Butler of Dayton. Lorraine Freeland born Tuesday morning. Several locals visit Greensburg Batesville Cincinnati and Indianapolis for family or business matters. Several soldiers in France have been heard from and a Richmond man found safe. Married Johan Neufarth to Loretta Asche in Cincinnati. Trainloads of soldiers muster out bring mixed emotions of joy and farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Butler
Dayton
Ohio
Stanley Freeland
Connersville
Lorraine Freeland
Christ Foreman
Bonnell
Sunman
France
C. W. Morrow
David Powell
David Kirschner
H. Dye
Charles Ward
Frank Reibel
Thomas Ferris
Richmond
Hazel Alexander
Morres Hill
Londa Butler
Greensburg
John Minger
Batesville
Ethel Sitterding
Dan Reddert
Relatives and Travel Notes From Batesville Area
Mrs. Fred Belter and her son Paul of Batesville visited relatives here. Maurice Volz traveled to St. Louis on Thursday to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs. Barbara Huseman who died of influenza. Mrs. Anthony Prickel was a caller at Batesville on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Belter
Paul
Batesville
Maurice Volz
St. Louis
Barbara Huseman
Anthony Prickel
Sunday Visits and Family News in Cincinnati Area
Otto Franke and family welcomed Lucia Fitch home from visiting Mrs. Leding in Cincinnati. Ray Ransom returned from Dayton and later spent time in Batesville. Sunman girls Alma Kelman Anna Grey Emma Schomber Bertha Hermish Edna Keman were together Sunday afternoon at Spades. Lou Meister visited relatives in Cincinnati for a few days. Mrs Wiesehan and baby and older son spent last week in Indianapolis Christmas shopping. John Siex and family visited Adamflans and family at Sharp's Corner on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Glowka
Heitzman
Batesville
Emma Walsman
Cincinnati
Mike Glaub
George Gutzwiler
Hugo Doll
Patesville
Alma Kroenke
Teachers’ Institute
Sunmuan
Peter Roell
George Falbush
Lawrenceburg
Chas. J. Bram
Louis Kieffer
Sylvia Walters
Chas. Winkler
Needham
Ind
Otto Franke
A. Franke
Lucia Fitch
Ter
Leding
Ray Ransom
Dayton
Sunman
Spades
Alma Kelman
Anna Grey
Emma Schomber
Bertha Hermish
Edna K?man
Harry Wiesehan Oo
Decatur
Alabama
Lou Meister
Stomach Troubles Relief Cited by Mrs Drinkard
Mrs. L. A. Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports quick improvement after using Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble and nervous fatigue. She says relief came from the first dose and full improvement within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pipe Creek I. Cardwell and family recover from flu
Pipe Creek residents report I Cardwell and family back on their feet after illness. Jacob Abplanalp took a brief business trip to Deweytown. Mrs Louis Drake’s family still suffers the flu. John and Carrie Deans near Ripley visited Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp. Neighbors gathered at J Rosfeld’s to settle corn shredder expenses. George Borgerding, recently working near Connersville, is back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Cardwell
Jacob Abplanalp
Deweytown
Louis Drake
John
Carrie Deans
Ripley
Jacob
Lizzie
J. Rosfeld
George Borgerding
Connersville
Deer Foot Crossing Holiday Notes and Local Callers
Wishing everyone a merry Christmas Joe Hountz was a Sunman caller Walter Little spent days with his mother Mrs Linvo after discharge from the U S army He left for Cincinnati for new employment Mrs Frank Schornick and daughter visited Mrs Lingo Herman Bohner and wife on business in Milan Tuesday The Jolly Club traveled Sunday Jack the peeper was seen Sunday evening hiding behind trees Frank Dieckman and wife visited Milan on Thursday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hountz
Walter Little
Frank Dieckman
Milan
Local Social Notes From Greensburg and Cincinnati
Josephine Schmidt of Greensburg and her daughter visited in Greensburg until Saturday. John Neufarth wed Zetta Asche in Cincinnati and will spend a week there. Emma Kuammeyer of St Paul visited her sister Mrs Febbery. Henry Bruns and wife called on KR Robinson and daughter. Anna Haessig returned from Cincinnati. Wille Schneider hauled hay and bought it from Louis Cram Paul. A string of small social visits and family news across Illinois and Ohio communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Schmidt
Greensburg
Hur
Anna Rberg
Tenry Asche
St HW
MD Bonfihre
Otto Holwadel
Local social visits noted in Sunman area
Biddle and son Harry spent Friday evening with Otto Holwadel and family. Grace and Macie McKinney and their cousin Lester Hanes called at Sunman on Saturday. Harry Diddle Ed Sieg and Chas Endres visited Chas McKinney and family Saturday evening. Harry Eberg and family spent Sunday afternoon with John Diesel Bere and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddle
Harry
Otto Holwadel
Grace
Macie McKinney
Lester Hanes
Sunman
Harry Diddle
Ed Sieg
Chas
Endres
McKinney
Harry Eberg
John Dieselbere
Christmas double christening in Mr. and Mrs. Meyers home
On Sunday December 8 a double christening took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers. Attending were Rev. Horn and family, the Meyers of Jolly Center, and Fellerman and H. Meyer families of Batesville. Children christened were the son of the Meyers and the daughter of the Fellerman couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meyers
Local Residents Share Sunday and Visiting Time
George Meister and wife and Frank Meierle spent Sunday with Fred Luers and family. Charles Baylor of Jolly Center called on Herman Huneke Wednesday. Herman Huneke was a business caller at Batesville Friday. John Prakel Sr. and wife assisted their son in butchering a hog Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meister
Frank Meierle
Fred Luers
Charles Baylor
Jolly Center
Herman Huneke
Batesville
John Prakel, Sr
Eset Meister
John L. Schutter
Indianapo
Lis
Harvey Bohlke
Herman Huncke
Edward Huneke
John Prakel
Osgood and Fink’s Corner
Christ Scherling and Wift
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amelia
Bruns
Johan Neufarth
Loretta Asche
Henry
Morris
Pipe Creek
Clinton
Miller
Murs. S
Yes
Victor
Columbia
Pathé
Sunman Music Store
Sunman, Indiana
Sage
Fink’s
The
Tribune
R. R
WM. Goldschmidt & Son
McDougall
Meyer
Batesville, Indiana
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