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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1918

Page

2

Sunman and Dayton Births and Local News roundup

Sunman born to Lee Butler and wife at their Dayton home a girl on last Sunday. Stanley Freeland and wife welcomed a nine pound girl at Connersville on Tuesday morning named Lorraine Freeland. Christ Bergman of Bonnell a business caller here Friday. Sunman soldiers in France heard from recently: C. W. Morrow, David Powell, David Kirschner, H. Dye, Charles Ward, Frank Kivel. Thomas Ferris of Richmond heard from safe. Hazel Alexander returns to Morres Hill as Domestic Science teacher. Londa Butler and wife at Greensburg Saturday and Sunday. John Minger and wife to Batesville for daughter's illness. Dan Reddert visited Cincinnati. Reuben Powell bought the Ed Cook property. Rev. Joseph Posey of Guilford did business here Wednesday. Mrs. R. A. Behlmer and Mrs. Belle Vincent visited Batesville Monday. Clyde Reed and wife home from Shelbyville visit. Roman Reibel discharged and home from Purdue. Amelia Bruns visiting in Cincinnati. Married in Cincinnati last Thursday John Neufarth and Loretta Asche. Henry Swears and wife visited son and family on farm. First time away since injury from fall in June. Trainload of boys mustered out. Joy rather than sorrow as loved ones and neighbors sense returns.

Lee Butler Dayton Ohio Stanley Freeland Connersville Lorraine Freeland Christ Bergman Bonnell Sunman France C. W. Morrow David Powell David Kirschner H. Dye Charles Ward Frank Keivel Amelia Bruns Inincinnati Cincinnati John Neufarth Loretta Asche Henry Swears

Local residents noted visiting kin and travel

Mrs. Fred Belter and her son Paul of Batesville visited relatives here on Thursday. Maurice Volz traveled to St. Louis Thursday for the funeral of his sister Barbara Huseman, who died from influenza. Mrs. Anthony Prickel paid a call in Batesville Friday.

Fred Belter Paul Batesville Maurice Volz St. Louis Barbara Huseman Anthony Prickel

Local residents visit and travel notes from Batesville area

Mrs Otto Glowka and Mrs J Heitz man of Batesville spent Thursday with friends here. Miss Emma Walsman was a passenger for Cincinnati Sunday evening. Messrs Mike Glaub George Gutzwiller and Hugo Doll were callers at Batesville Friday. Miss Alma Kroenke attended the teachers institute at Sunman last Saturday. Mrs Peter Roell was a caller at Mrs George Falbush of Lawrencburg visiting Chas Bramlage family. Misses Anna Hamer Carrie Motz were callers at Batesville Saturday evening. Vincent Brown and family went to Indianapolis Saturday evening to make their home. Mrs Chas Bramlage was a caller at Cincinnati Monday. Mr W W McMullen of Sunman was a caller here Sunday evening between trains. Miss Matilda M Zillebuehler spent Monday and Tuesday in Cincinnati. Leo Broerman of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Louis Kieffer and wife. Miss Sylvia Walters was a caller at Batesville Saturday evening. Chas Winkler spent Sunday with relatives at Needham.

Otto Glowka J. Heitzman Batesville Emma Walsman Cincinnati Mike Glaub George Gutzwiller Hugo Doll Alma Kroenke Teachers’ Institute Sunman Peter Roell George Falbush Lawrencsburg Chas. J. Bramlage Anna Hamer Carrie Motz Vincent Brown Indianapolis Chas. Bramlage W. W. McMullen Matilda M. Zillebuehler Leo Broerman Louis Kieffer Sylvia Walters Chas. Winkler Needham

Social notes from Cincinnati and surrounding towns

Spades Otto Franke and family hosts visitations while Lucia Fitch returns from Cincinnati. Ray Ransom comes home from Dayton and visits Batesville. Sunman girls Alma Erfman Anna Grey Fimma Schom ber Bertha Hermish Edna Wif min spend Sunday at Spades. Lou Meister from Sing visits Cincinnati relatives. Wiesvhan and family shop in Indianapolis then return home. John Siew and family visit Adaum Baus at Sharp's Corner. Rains and travel noted around Alabama.

Otto Franke Cincinnati A. Franke Lucia Fitch Mrs. Leding Ray Ransom Dayton Sunman Spades Alma Erfman Anna Grey Fimma Schomber Bertha Hermish Edna Wifmin Tia Sing Lou Meister

Stomach Troubles Benefit Cited By Mrs Drinkard

Mrs L A Drinkard of Jefferson City Maine reports relief from stomach trouble after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says the tablets helped from the first day and within a week she felt improved in every way.

Chamberlain

Local Field Notes From Pipe Creek Area

PIPE CREEK N E Cardwell and family who have been down with the flu are able to be out again. Jacob Abplanaip made a business trip to Deweytown last week. Mrs. Louis Drake has the flu in her family. John and Carrie Denni near Eastern Ripley spent Sunday evening with Jacob and Lizzie Abplanaip. Neighbors met at J loxfeld Saturday night to pay their expense on the corn shredder. Several farmers butchered the last few of George Borgerding who have been working near Connersville this summer is home.

N. Cardwell Jacob

Deer Foot Crossing Holiday Greetings and Local News

Wishing one and all a merry Xmas. Joe Hountz was a Sunman caller. Walter Little spent a few days with his mother Mrs Lin no after discharge from the U S army and left for Cincinnati for employment. Mrs Frank Schornick and daughter visited Mrs Lingo. Herman Bohner and wife were business callers at Milan. The Jolly Club were out traveling Sunday evening. Jack the peeper was seen Sunday evening behind trees. advised to be careful. Krank Dicekman and wife were business callers at Milan Thursday.

Joe Hountz Walter Little Linno U. S. Army Cincinnati Frank Schornick Lingo Herman Bohner Milan Jolly Club Jack Peeper Krank Dicekman

Local Social Roundup From Grocen sburg and Nearby

Mrs Josephine Schmidt of Grocens burg visited daughter Mrs Anna berg from Thursday to Saturday. Henry Asche of St Paul called on H H Ebberg Thursday. Ed Bonfihre and wife and Otto Hol wadel and wife were business callers at Milan Wednesday. Henry Bruns and wife called on Ric Robinson and daughter Josie Schner man Wednesday. Emma Kammerer and son John of St Paul visited sister Mrs Anna Eber on Thursday. John Neufarth and Zetta 9 Asche wed in Cincinnati Ohio on Wednesday and will spend a week there. Mrs Anna Haessig returned from weeks in Cincinnati with her daughter. Wm Schneider hauling hay, bought from Louis Cramer. Wm Miller and family and Mrs S.

Josephine Schmidt Grocensburg Mrs Annaberg Henry Asche St. Paul H. H. Ebberg Ed Bonfihre Otto Holwadel Milan Henry Bruns Ric. Robinson Josie Schnerman Emma Kammerer John Anna Eber John Neufarth Zetta 9 Asche Cincinnati Ohio Anna Haessig Wmn Schneider Louis Cramer

Local residents visit across Sunman and area

Biddle and son Harry spent Friday evening with Otto Holwadel and family. Grace and Macie McKinney and their cousin Lester Hanes were callers at Sunman Saturday. Harry Biddle Ed Sieg and Chas Endres spent Saturday evening with Chas McKinney and family. Harry Eberg and family spent last Sunday afternoon with John Diezelberg and wife.

Biddle Harry Otto Holwadel Grace Macie McKinney Lester Hanes Sunman Harry Biddle Ed Sieg Chas. Endres Chas. McKinney Harry Eberg John Diezelberg

Double christening in Batesville and Osgood area

Sunday Dec 8 saw a double christening at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meyers with Rev. Horn and families and neighbors in attendance. Several locals in Jolly Center Batesville and Osgood were mentioned visiting and hosting relatives and friends through the day and week.

Fred Meyers

Local Farmers Share Visits and Hog Butchering Notes

George Meister and wife and Frank Meierle spent Sunday with Fred Luers. Herman Huneke was a business caller at Batesville Friday. John Wrakel Sr and wife aided their son in hog butchering Friday. Several residents visited Batesville and Osgood areas for family matters and chores.

George Meister Frank Meierle Fred Luers Charles Baylor Jolly Center Herman Huneke Batesville John Wrakel Sondra Meister John L. Schutter Lis Harvey Bohlke Edward Huneke John Prakel Osgood and Fink's Corner Christ Schorling

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