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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
Sunman residents entertained Governor of Kentucky Adjunct General and two state officials as overnight guests en route to Martinsville. The visitors left cards, prompting local notice. A busy week included memorial service attendance, local visits by residents, and the Bankers meeting in Milan.
Notes from Batesville and nearby towns recount calls and visits by Albert Prakel and family John Prakel Everett Robins Herm an Huneke and others. The Home Insurance Co. president John Prakel received a Milan telegram about lightning killing three cows on a local farm.
John Hoff called on Louis Witthamper while Ed Thomas spent Sunday with Henry Schomber and family. Grandpa Reddert and son Dan and families from Sunman and Mt. Healthy visited Louis Witthamper and family. Wittkamper and Henry Reddert were at Morris on Sunday morning with Henry Schomber. Ed Pohlar and family drove to Cincinnati. Mrs Lar Wittkauper and daughters visited Sirs Waupe.
Edna Haskamp and several residents visited kin across Morris with many small gatherings including Nordmeyers Brandstetter Zillebuehler and Hamer households. A solemn communion was observed at St Anthony s Church with 21 first and 12 solemn communicants.
Penne and Son will complete the frescoing of Adams Church this week. Next Sunday English service with Holy Communion. Mrs Helson near Lookout is very low with tuberculosis. her sister came from Muncie to care for her. Gertrude Schindler surprised on thirteenth birthday by school mates. Rev H Heeseman and wife visited John Ahrens and Charles Schindler. Florence Grossman spent Sunday with Ada Vogel. Ladies Aid meets Tuesday for important business. Will Pornhard visited Sunman on business. Charles Denker and wife of Indianapolis at the cemetery.
Pete Probst acted as caller in Cincinnati on Saturday. Miss Norris Scholl visited with family on Wednesday and Thursday. John Scholl served as business caller in Manchester on Friday. Mrs Gus Doehlman and daughter Mabel stopped at Sunman on Thursday. Mrs ALF Brunner hosted a strawberry dinner for youths Sunday. David Minneman and family from Southgate visited Thursday. A F Brunner and son were callers at Batesville Friday. Mrs Mike Hohman and children drove to Cincinnati Friday. John Wolforth visited home folks Sunday. Robert Cairns Jr and Howard Yangmen traveled to Cincinnati Monday for work.
Ed Huber of Liberty spent Sunday with family at home. Henry Drake, working at Batesville, visited relatives in town. Herman Grothaus and daughters, with wife, were in Cincinnati for time with family. Jacob and Wizzie Abplanalp visited cousin Ottie Holswadel and family in St Paul. R A Stout of Brookville called on customers here last week. Fred Abplanalp helped raise William Volz's new barn. Harry Christie works at Batesville. Jacob Walloe of St Mary’s called on the scribe Friday. Clarence and Myrtle Abplanalp visited Sunman Saturday afternoon.
The ash constituents of food build bone teeth and muscles and nerves. They enter the living cell in every part of the body and regulate body processes.
Edward Shaner and wife hosted visitors on H Eberg Wednesday. Various locals including John Richardson and son plowed with a tractor for Mr Shaner. Several residents spent time with families in Cincinnati and Franklin Church memorial services drew attendees from here.
Mrs. Lester Barnes came home to Shelbyville Saturday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Josh Gunter. Mrs. William Golden and her mother Mrs George Hack returned Sunday from visiting Harry Wiesehan and family in Moulton Alabama. Mrs. William Rattleman and her Cincinnati born child visited her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Meister and Mr and Mrs Howard Robinson. They traveled to Holton Indiana last Friday to retrieve one of three children the mother had to give up. Mr and Mrs Arthur Sunman rescued another child Sunday. Edward Thomas and his mother now reside here. Miss Bernice Monroe returned to Waldron Monday after visiting Ethel Gunter the prior week. Mrs Frank Hughbanks of New Palestine Indiana spent several days last week with her mother Mrs John Hahn Sr.
Charles Abplanalp and daughter Berdela were callers at Sunman Saturday. Charles Jenners was a caller at Jacob Treg’s Friday morning. Mrs Walter Hildebrand and daughter spent Saturday evening and Sunday with home folks. Miss Elvera Hutson with Conner Hutson and family. Miss Anna Hutson visited sister Mrs Walter Hildebrand last week. Charles Jenners and family spent Sunday with her parents Jacob Hildebrand and wife. Miss Elsie Baas visited Henry Baas and family Saturday and Sunday. Calvin Hutson visited Walter Hildebrand Saturday and Sunday.
On a sunlit voyage to Europe the upper deck hosts fifty two travelers relaxing. A young couple notes an elderly pair, then humorously remark they were married yesterday and the older man reveals they are indeed in their long union.
Nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism that need no internal treatment. Pain relief comes from Cham berlain's Liniment which aids sleep and rest for those afflicted.
A report by secretary John W Cravens shows Ripley County sent 23 students to Indiana University over the past year as the university enrolls over 4200 students, a 500 rise in 25 years. Commencement June 7 marks the largest history, with an all university exposition and pageant to honor the graduating class and soldiers dead.
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