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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1921

Page

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Illness and Death Notices Surround Sunman Area

Sunman William Weisman and wife of West Virginia visit after Mrs Elizabeth Hobwadel's illness and death. Obituary notes Mrs Hobwadel at age seventy five with funeral at Penntown. family mentions include four daughters and two sons. Other items record visits, sickness, and birthday reflections with reader thanks for postcards and well wishes.

William Weisman West Virginia C. Neufarth William Dreyer Cincinnati Elizabeth Holwadel Earth Penntown Dr. Ingalls Lewis Fackler Indianapolis C. Fink Roberts California Kansas City Madisonville

Social notes from Galion area households

Mrs Edward Fishmer returns home in Galion Ohio after visiting her mother Mrs J Fishmer. Frank Lang and family of Morris spend Sunday with Henry Bruns and wife. Mrs Lizzie Fishmer Mrs Lee Meister Mrs Carrie Ransom and Mrs Richard Glade visit Sunmen last Friday. Mrs Grover Cleveland and children of Ashlin Kentucky visit local friends. William Golden and wife host Euchre Club last Saturday. Mr Dye visits Covington Kentucky last week. Mrs Sherman Mason and son Alden and Mrs James Miller visit Joseph Wurtz family last Thursday. Henry Franke calls at Madison Inn last week. Henry Sand of St Nicholas travels to Indianapolis last Tuesday. Mrs Henry Neinstedt of Rushville visits relatives here. Mrs Howard Robinson spends Friday with Raleigh Robinson and wife at Spades Route 1.

Edward Fishmer Galion J. Fishmer Frank Lang Morris Henry Bruns Lizzie Fishmer Lee Meister Carrie Ransom Richard Glade Sunmen Grover Cleveland Ashlin William Golden Euchre Club Dye Covington Sherman Mason Alden James Miller Joseph Wurtz Henry Franke Madison, Inn Henry Sand St. Nicholas Indianapolis Henry Neinstedt Rushville Howard Robinson Raleigh Robinson Spades

Mrs Harper Improves amid Local Illness Update

We lis t Mrs Harper convalescing after illness while John Heuer and John Arum visit from Pontiac Illinois. Edith Tangman regains health and John Scholl stops in Batesville for business. Many attend the Farmers Short Course at Sunman as Peter Neuer and Rev Coltmeyer visit Shelbyville.

Purdue Mike Hohman

Pipe Creek Christmas Roundup and Local Notices

PIPE CREEK residents extend Christmas greetings and note community events. The Shredder Company completed work last week and a Christmas Eve entertainment is planned in Penntown for children. Local updates include Mr. Borgerding returning home from Brookville and Ed Huber building an auto shed. The scribe reports the death of Mrs. Elmer Flint near Liberty, formerly from the area. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp visited Sunman Monday.

Penntown Joe Borgerding Brookville Ed Huber Elmer Flint Liberty Jacob Lizzie Abplanalp Sunman

Tribune Ad Promise Quiet Service for Busy Customers

An advertisement touts that staying silent ensures no customer disturbances while promoting Tribune ads to attract busy shoppers. The pitch implies discreet service and effective advertising reach for local business.

Adams Church community notes and Christmas events

Sunday visits among Adams Church families are listed along with confirmations of Walter Bernhard Edwin Schutte Irvin Drockelman Raymond Michel Isabelle Haessig Elizabeth Haessig Gertrude Schindler Clara Drees Selma Heeseman Margaret Drockelman A Christmas Eve program at Adams Church is planned for seven o clock and a Timke School Christmas program is set for Friday afternoon. Rev H Heeseman Selma and Anna Heeseman were business callers at Batesville Monday. Frank Drees and family plan holidays at home.

Bertha Ada Vogel Anna Heeseman Margaret Prakel Henry Heeseman Carl Schnitker Edward Gus Bergman Marie Lizzie George Elmer Selke Lillian Bohner John Praker Adams Church Walter Bernhard Edwin Schutte Irvin Drockelman Raymond Michel Isabelle Elizabeth Haessig Gertrude Schindler Clara Drees Selma Heeseman Margaret Drockelman Timke School H. Heeseman Selma Batesville Frank Drees

Christmas Greetings From Along R R No 4

Supt Hale Pickett of Versailles visited the Mang School Monday. Ralph L Crexton attended teachers ins titute at Batesville Saturday. John Prakel and wife stayed with Henry Bauman who is sick. Andrew Meister and wife of Batesville stayed with their son George and family. Edwin Einhaus and Alfred Sehrler returned from Manitoba where they have been employed since last March. Alfred Robbins and family visited Greensburg. Mrs Mary Huneke of Sanman stays with her aunt Mrs Henry Lauman on sick list. Alfred Schrader and Edwin Einhaus employed at Batesville with Fichtner and Steinkamp carpenter work.

Supt Hale Pickett Versailles Mang Ralph L. Crexton Batesville John Prakel Henry Bauman Andrew Meister George Edwin Einhaus Alfred Sehraler Manitobs Alfred Robbins Greensburg Mary Huneke Sanman Henry Lauman Alfred Schrader Fichtner Steinkamp

Penntown Social Notes Include Visits and Funeral

Roy Verry and wife called at Batesville Saturday afternoon. Edwin Abegglen and wife from Spades visited John Mosemier and family. Mrs Meyer and Mrs Bartling visited Mrs Mary Huber who is very sick. John Bartling went to Cincinnati Monday. Alois Meyer Raymond Meyer and Arthur Holt helped Joe Stahley shred corn. Funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Howadel of Sunman held Tuesday at 11. Mrs Rehimer and daughter Ethel of Summan and Rev Werner visited Mary Huber’s family Sunday. Sunday School plans a Christmas Eve entertainment at 7 30 p m with everyone invited.

Roy Verry Batesville Edwin Abegglen Spades John Mosemier William Meyer Sper Bartling Mary Huber Huber John Bartling Cincinnati Alois Meyer Raymond Meyer Arthur Hot Joe Stahley Elizabeth Holwadel Sunman MD Rehimer Ethel Summan Werner Penntown

Local Visits Reported Across Sunman and Brookville

East of Sunman Lizzie Abplanalp called on Mrs Charles Jenner Monday morning. Charles Abplanalp and daughter were visitors at Sunman Monday afternoon. Mrs Conner Hutson and son Milton visited Sunman Friday. Walter Hildebrand and wife spent Sunday with her parents Conner Hutson and family. Jacob Berg called at Sunman Monday. Mrs Godfrey Huber remains very poorly. Cal Hutson and Leonard Gartenman went to Brookville Monday on business.

Lizzie Abplanalp Charles Jenner Charles Abplanalp Sunman Conner Hutson Milton Walter Hildebrand Jacob Berg Godfrey Huber Cal Hutson Leonard Gartenman Brookville

Pohlar families gather for weekend visit at George Pohlar Jr

Fred Pohlar and family and George Pohlar Sr. and family spent Sunday with George Pohlar Jr. and family. George Pohlar Jr. and Ed Wirtz visited Louis Wittkamper and family. Clifford Schomber spent a few days with his brother in law Raleigh Cook. Mrs. Charlies Crusa returned home Thursday after visiting daughter Miss Bertha in Cincinnati.

Fred Pohlar Groege Pohlar Sr George Pohlar Jr Ed Wirtz Louis Wittkamper Clifford Schomber Raleigh Cook Charlies Crusa Miss Bertha Cincinnati

Local Social Notices and Visits Around Batesville

Morris Miss Clara Meyer returned home from Indianapolis Tuesday. Mrs Ben Schroeder was a Batesville caller Tuesday. Albert Richie spent Tuesday in Indianapolis. Rev Rapp called on Father Wagner Tuesday. Charles Bramlage was a Cincinnati caller Tuesday. Frank Donnell was a business caller here Wednesday. Mrs Charles Winkler and daughter spent Tuesday at Needham. Lamphard Doll was a Batesville caller Monday. Mr and Mrs Max Stock were Batesville callers Monday. August Merkel is spending a few weeks with home folks. Mrs Henry Miller son Clarence and daughter Emila were Batesville callers Thursday. Clarence Wright and Lawrence Hess of Greensburg are hauling logs for the Donnell Brothers.

Clara Meyer Indianapolis Ben Schroeder Batesville Albert Richie Rapp Father Wagner Charles Bramlage Cincinnati Frank Donnell Charles Winkler Needham Lamphard Doll Max Stock August Merkel Henry Miller Clarence Emila Clarence Wright Lawrence Hess Greensburg Donnell Brothers

Christmas OUD over all waters chorus of voices

A damaged OCR fragment sings of Christmas hymns, unity, and peace. It evokes dawn, nations, and the spread of goodwill with repeated calls to rise and sing for harmony among peoples. The text is garbled with misspellings but centers on global blessing and hope.

Jesus Eriza Lize

Christmas Morning for Old Hiram Palmer in Western Union

An elderly man, Hiram Palmer, waits alone at his window on Christmas Eve, a figure of generosity overlooked by family. The postman brings no packages and Palmer faces a bleak holiday as relatives admit they no longer consider him in their gifts.

Hiram Palmer Hiram Our West Palmer Ian

Balfour Quote on Forgiveness and Conduct

A quotation attributed to F M Balfour emphasizes forgiveness for foes, tolerance for rivals, guidance for friends, deference to parents, self respect, and conduct that earns a mother’s pride. It frames ethical living as a universal standard across relationships.

F. M. Balfour

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Mothers

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is touted for soothing healing properties and pleasant taste. It is favored by mothers for colds croup and whooping cough and is praised for quick relief without opium or harmful drugs.

Roning Board Cover Sewn From Muslin

A simple guide instructs cutting unbleached muslin to fit a trimming board with extra margins. Hem and crochet an edge then lace the cover to the board using loops only every fourth stitch. The cover twists off and can be washed easily.

Constipation Advice With Chamberlains Tablets

A health note promotes Chamberlains Tablets after supper to ease bowels and banish dull feelings from constipation. It promises gentle relief without unpleasant effects and suggests their use for a healthy notion of the bowels and liver.

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