Sunman Visits and Community Notes Across Decatur
Sunman resident Ed Stille visited from Decatur, while Bruns family from Cincinnati joined H H Bruns and wife. Local socials, visitors from Indianapolis and St. Marys, and a Batesville ball game are recorded alongside storms, a murder remains, and a public auction. The Farmers Telephone Exchange moved to Bell line space under E R Behlmer with three operators. A dangerous shooting close call on a porch prompts safety reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Diver
John Diver
Batesville
Alsace
Farmers’ Telephone Exchange
Bell Lines
Seon
E. R. Behlmer
Herrman Herman
John Ahrendsonj
Henry Bonfihre
St Peters celebration and local social notes
PIPE CREEK observers attended St Peters Saturday night. Joseph Cahn and family of Cincinnati spent the Fourth with Jacob Ablanalp and Lizzie Abplanalp, returning home Monday evening. Miss Lillian Baas returned to Cincinnati after visiting home folks. Several attended Michael Peters Sr funeral at Penntown Friday. Myrtle Abplanalp hosted two friends from Lawrenceburg Saturday to Monday. Everett Huber had an auto accident injuring Christ Roberts' colt but no people harmed. Ladies from here attended the Ladies Aid at Penntown Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peters
Joseph Cahn
Cincinnati
Jacob Ab
Lanalo
Lizzie
Lillian Baas
Michael Peters Sr
Penntown
Myrtle Abplanalp
Lawrenceburg
Everett Huber
Adams Church Wheat Cutting Weekend Social Notes
Farmers busy cutting wheat. Chris Kennath and wife visited Henry Fillenworth and wife. Henry Stohlman and Cincinnati relatives spent the Fourth here. Mrs. John Schorling is very low. Mrs. Schorling and daughter from Indianapolis visiting relatives. James Arthur and Carl Schnitker with home folks. Miss Hilda Schutte and Miss Mary Weber with Miss Selma and Miss Lillian Heeseman Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Kennath
Henry Fillenworth
Henry Stohlman
Cincinnati
John Schorling
Schorling
William Miller
Indianapolis
James
Arthur
Carl Schnitker
Hilda Schutte
Mary Weber
Selma
Lillian Heeseman
Summer Complaint Relief Propaganda Claim
Mrs Henry Jewett of Clark Mills New York says a severe attack of summer complaint was relieved almost instantly by Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The product is recommended as an excellent remedy to keep at hand by every family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Henry Jewett
Clark Mills
N. Y
Local notes from Penntown and nearby towns
Everett Huber and John Bartling made a flying trip to Aurora Friday evening. Farmers are busy harvesting in our vicinity. John Dirkman purchased a new Oakland sedan the past week. Several from here attended the picnic at Oldenburg last Sunday. George Presse and wife of Cincinnati are staying with Al Meyer and family. John and Arthur Bartling went to Aurora Tuesday to get new cars. Miss Marie O Stahley of Cincinnati spent last Sunday with home folks here. Fr J J Rapp and mother of St Nicholas visited Cedar Grove friends. Dr E B Vincent and wife were visitors Sunday. Maria Stahley accompanied by her brother Michael S Stahley Jr motored to Cincinnati and home. Alberta Wuest was a business caller at Sunman. Frank Wippel and family entertain relatives from Cincinnati. John Helena and family motored from Tipton to visit relatives. Lizzie Mosmeier transacted business at Sunman last Monday. John Hofmeckel was at Milan one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Huber
John Bartling
Aurora
Ralph Dare
Henry Bartling
Casper Bartling
Ira Gesell
Brookville
William Meyer
George Mesmeier
Alvin
Alice
Indianapolis
John Mesmeier
Herman Thum
John Dirkman
Oakland
Oldenburg
Charles and
Omer Meyer
Fred Brumpter
George Presse
Cincinnati
al Meyer
John
Arthur Bartling
Marie O. Stahley
J. J. Rapp
St. Nicholas
Cedar Grove
E. B. Vincent
Michael S. Stahley Jr
Maria
E. W. Kneer
Alberta Wuest
Sunman
Frank Wippel
John Helena
Tipton
Ind
Lizzie Mosmeier
John Hofmeckel
Milan
Local Social Notes From Indiana and Cincinnati Visits
Mrs Anna Thomas of Indianapolis visits Osburns then returns home Tuesday. Mrs Joseph Fritsch and children travel to Batesville to visit relatives. Mr Shockley of near Milan and his son from Moores Hill meet the train for Edward Shockley visiting from Texas. Mrs Hutchinson of Milan returns from Indianapolis. Mrs Jacob Spaeth of Nicholasville heads to Batesville Monday evening. Mrs Howard Robinson hosts visitors after a Cincinnati sojourn. Mrs Q M Ertel at Batesville between trains. William Kattleman returns to Cincinnati. Wilbur Bruns travels to Cincinnati. Everett Seevers and family of Indianapolis visit Henry Bruns. Raymond Franke of Indianapolis and Rev Ahrends and Madison visit August Franke. Mrs Dora Fritz and children of Cincinnati visit Howard Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Thomas
Indianapolis
C. M. Osburn
Joseph Fritsch
Batesville
Shockley
Near Milan
Moores Hill
Jacob Spaeth
Nicholasville
Howard Robinson
Cincinnati
Q. M. Ertel
William Kattleman
Wilbur Bruns
Everett Seevers
Henry Bruns
Raymond Franke
Ahrends and Family
Madison
August Franke
Dora Fritz
Harvesting Wheat Ties Rural Kin Across Indiana Roads
A Kansas style harvest scene shows Herman Huneke and wife visiting Louis Jobst family at Laughery Bridge. Many relatives from Batesville St. Pius and Indianapolis gather Sunday around Adams Church and Henry Behlmer kinships. Continuous exchanges among Schrader Luers Prakel and lamp of farm families mark a quiet rural weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Huneke
Louis Jobst
Laughery Bridge
John Prakel
John
Adams Church
Harvey Selke
Indianapolis
John Selke
Henry Behlmer
Batesville
Dick Einhaus
Arendt Behlmer
Josie
St. Pius
John Schmocker
Albert Schrader
Fred Luers
Alvin
Eugene Gartenman
Oscar Denker
Elmer Luers
Charles Huneke
Henry Pohlman
Carrie Ludeker
Stumpke’s Corner
Scherling
Clara Miller
Babe
Fred Drees
John Huneke
Wouldn't Go Camping Without Rat Snap Says Kay White
Kay White recalls using RAT-SNAP on a camping trip after rats ruined the cook fire smell. She and her husband bought RAT-SNAP, placed it outside their tent, and trapped large rats. The ad urges farmers storekeepers and housewives to use RAT-SNAP with three sizes priced 25c 60c and 1.00, sold by Meyer Hardware Company and Blank's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay White
Meyer Hardware Company
Blank’s
Summer gowns show soft delicate lingerie styles for warm weather
A prominent fashion commentator notes summer dresses favor soft dainty lingerie frocks using voiles batistes and organdies with chemise shapes long sleeves and low waistlines. Gingham plaids dotted swiss and Swiss muslin appear with short sleeves tucks and fringe detailing while veiled collars hats and organdie underslips elevate ensembles.
White cotton crepe dress with green shadow stripe design
A simple white cotton crepe dress features a bright red and green printed design. The chemise style with kimono sleeves rests on a thin white silk foundation, edged by a green crepe shadow stripe along the bottom and at the neck and sleeves.
Loss of Appetite Advice and Remedies
The article notes that temporary appetite loss is not serious if meals are spaced five hours apart and exercise is daily. It suggests Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation related loss of appetite and ends with a promotional line about the paper reaching homes and helping reach buyers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ed Stille
Decatur
Ill
William Bruns
Frank Bruns
Friend
H. H. Bruns
Mary Bauer
Church Lawn
Earl Cowles
St. Mary’s
Ohio
Kate Beer
Versailles
Stanley Freeland
Onnersville
Nina and
Marie Walker
Greenfield
Lara Wetzler
Will Turner
Manchester
William Engelbright Sr
A. Behlmer
Ed Bohlke
Owensville
James Amber
Dr. Robinson
Roman Reibel
Samuel Kirschner
Gus Bruner
Yvan Raudebaugh
St. Mary's
Ed Stevenson
Arthur Lukes
Emmett Engle‘pright
Albert Behlmer
Norman Mendel
Muncie
Pipe Creek
Spades
R. R
America
First National Bank
John H. Wilker & Co
Palm Beach
Nobby Clothing CO
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