Death notices and social visits in Sunman area
Word arrived of Mrs. Frank Bedunnah's death at her mother Mrs. Thompson's Milan home. Residents Henry Barnfider and others improve homes by painting. visits from Charles Robbins Indianapolis guests. Jacob Vetters Indianapolis visit. funeral of Edward Hollenshe attended. Abplanalp daughter Nora and H. Stohlman family travelers. Clover Leaf Creamery sold to H. G. Bielby for residence. memorial services at Big Four Hall. many relatives from Versailles Cincinnati Batesville noted. John Hoff assists with corn preparation. Mrs. Hattie Rumsey of Holman visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bedunnah
Thompson
Milan
Herman Herman
Cincinnati
Morris Smith
Big Four Hall
G. B. Ashton
W. D. Robinson
Versailles
Frank Tangman
Batesville
Fred Tangman
John Hoff
Hattie Rumsey
Ffolman
Everett Seevers Family Visit and Local Death Notice
Mr and Mrs Everett Seevers of Indianapolis visit her parents Henry and wife. Edward Hollenslee aged 53 died Friday at 2 50 pm after a brief illness and was buried Sunday at Pipe Creek Baptist Church Tenntown. He leaves a son and grandson. Sixty six relatives honored Henry Bruns twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a six o clock dinner and wishes for twenty five more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Seevers
Indianapolis
Henry Bruns
Edward Hollenslee
Pipe Creek Baptist Church
Tenntown
William Rattleman
Babe
Cincinnati
Henry Meister
William Golden
George Wieschan
New Palestine
Hack
Sherman Mason
Batesville
Reuben Behlmer
John Kammeyer
Henry Kassen
Emma Cartmill
Edward Holtens
Community Notes From Penntown Visits and Guests
Mrs. Mary Meyer called on Mrs. Mary Huber Thursday morning. The Misses Anna and Lena Brumpter of Cincinnati visiting their mother Louisa Brumpter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bartling of Oakley visiting relatives here for several days. John Baas and family of Indianapolis visited with William Baas and family. Mrs. Lewis Richter and son Robert called on Arthur Wittkamper and wife Sunday. Mrs. M P Hubbard returned to Brookville after a week with her parents Caspar Irrgang and wife. John and Arthur Bartling called at Batesville Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Meyer
Mary Huber
Anna
Lena Brumpter
Cincinnati
Louisa Brumpter
Arthur Bartling
Oakley
John Baas
Indianapolis
William Baas
Lewis Richter
Robert
Arthur Wittkamper
M. P. Hubbard
Brookville
Casper Irrgang
John Walters
Jess Hoff
William Meyer
John
Batesville
Henry Junker
George Koehler
William Oster
Lawrenceburg
Charles Bramlage
Elizabeth Bedel
Kate Zillebuehler
Henry Schulte
Mary Nobbe
Joseph
Albert Schulte
Ed Nobbe
George Schulte
John Kreinhop
Clarence
Nick Dupps
Matthew Fuchtman
Greensburg
Ben Lessing
Hamburg
Joseph Dwenger
Clarksburg
Anthony Haskamp
Pete Dupps
Thresia Bedel
Laura Hamer
Henry Sherman
Clara
Ida Bittner
John Zillebuehler
H. Brockman
Oldenburg
H. Grunkemeyer
Mrs. Lower
Monilay
Local visitors stay with Abplanalp family
Mrs. Mary Weaver and two daughters and grandchildren from Lawrencburg visited Friday to Monday with Fred Abplanalp, except Mrs. Weaver who stays a few weeks for health. Joseph Gahn of Cumminvile joined from Saturday to Monday with Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp. Henry Baas hosted three Cincinnati daughters. Charles Abplanalp from Eastern Ripley visited Saturday with Berdella Abplanalp as Aunt Lizzie helped. Ratronize our Ad Columns. It pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weaver
Lawrenceburg
Fred Abplanalp
Mrs. Weaver
Joseph Gahn
Cumminaville
Jacob
Lizzie
Henry Baas
Cincinnati
Charles Abplanalp
Eastern
Ripley
Berdella Abplanalo
Ingley
Local residents visit Batesville and nearby farms
Frank Meierle travels to Batesville while families including Huneke, Schwier, Bultman, Mang, Prakel and others spend Sundays with relatives. Farmers travel to Batesville for twine from the Federation Company. The sawmill on the Henry Mang farm operates with Ben Bessler and Ben Schroeder heading the work near Raleigh Cook farm.
Adams Church Social Ties Evident in Sunday Visits
Mr and Mrs Fred Behlmer and baby visited relatives in Batesville. Ida Wissel and Anna Heeseman hosted and visited friends including Bertha Vogel and Sunman residents. Selma Heeseman visited Schindler family, with many Heeseman ties noted among local households.
Weisburg Baseball Team Faces Sunman Yorkville Doubleheader
Edward Hill and wife of Lawrencburg visited his parents in Weisburg. The Weisburg team lost to Yorkville 10 to 7 on Sunday. They travel to Sunman and Yorkville for a double header on Sunday, June 5 at Weisburg Ball Park with games at 1:30 and 3:00. Strawberry pickers from Bruncer and Son are busy this season. Jeanette Harper spent Monday in Sunman. John D. Rockefellow headed to Metamora this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hill
Lawrenceburg
American Legion
Sunman
Jeanette Harper
John D. Rockefellow
Metamora
Ind
Bruncer
Weisburg
Yorkville
Local Social Roundup from Morris and Nearby Towns
Morris residents and families hosted and visited across Cincinnati Lawrenceburg Batesville Greensburg Clarksburg Indianapolis and Oldenburg. Various relatives friends and couples gathered for weekend visits with the Bramlage Koehler Nobbe Schulte Dupps Haskamp Zillebuehler Brockman and others.
Brookville Area Families Attend Weekend Gatherings
George Pohlar Jr and family Henry Wittkamper and wife Fred Pohlar and family of Brookville Dan Pohlar and family of Cincinnati spent Sunday with George Pohlar Sr and Walter Bauman and family Mrs Chris Sufferle and family of Cincinnati Raleigh Cook and family of Adams Church Fred Hildebrand and Chester Schomber and wife of Pipe Creek spent weekend with Henry Schomber and family Emma Bauman and Edward Applanalp of Cincinnati spent Sunday with George Bauman and sisters Mr and Mrs Wolf and Bertha Crusa and gentleman friend spent Sunday with Charles Crusa Louis Wittkamper and wife spent Sunday evening at Oldenburg Louis Wittkamper and daughters Dorothea and Irene accompanied Ma Wirtz to Peanut Ridge Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pohlar Jr
Henry Wittkamper
Fred Pohlar
Brookville
Dan Pohlar
Cincinnati
George Pohlar Sr
Walter Bauman
Chris Sufferle
Raleigh Cook
Adams Church
Fred Hildebrand
Chester Schomber
Pipe Creek
Henry Schomber
Emma Bauman
Edward Abplanalp
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
Summer warning as the ad urges every family to keep Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand for quick relief during hot months highlighting its value and urging immediate purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Bureau of Information Guides Visitors to Government
The President desires full information for visitors to Washington and to any government department. A Bureau of Information has opened on the ground floor of the Post Office Building at Pennsylvania Avenue and Twelfth Street, staffed by capable people ready to direct inquiries to the correct department. Citizens are invited to use the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post Office Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Twelfth Street
Prodigies of the Past and the New Age of Youth
The text contrasts earlier beliefs about age limits with rising expectations for child prodigies. It cites eight year olds solving chess problems and seven to eight year olds drafting remarkable diaries and works, noting literary and artistic feats previously achieved by much older figures. It suggests a growing trend toward extraordinary accomplishments by young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatterton
Mozart
Evelyn
Macaulay
Millary
Country Life Is Sweet by John Burroughs
A brief reflective quote on the value of rural life over city life. Burroughs argues that country living offers steadier roots while urban migration is driven by shifting winds and lighter snows. The piece emphasizes hopeful rural roots over townward drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Efficiency In Milk Production and Wheat Rust Outlook
Purdue extension notes discuss milk production costs in feed units, showing $2.89 per hundred pounds and 24.5 cents per gallon with pasture adjustments. It contrasts farm earnings in Ripley County and urges dealer support to improve farmer welfare. It also explains wheat rust life stages and highlights barberry bush eradication as key to stopping rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. George
Purdue University
Ripley County
Barberry rust outbreak report urged to county agent
The text describes thorny barberry bushes with sharply toothed leaves in triplets and green or purple foliage with dunn to gray stems. It notes a distinguishing upright habit and berry clusters like a current variety, and calls for reporting rust outbreaks and barberry bushes to the County Agent.
Duty to Preserve Health and Public Aid Responsibility
The text argues health is largely a personal duty, not solely a public health matter. Individuals should actively pursue well being while using available public health support, framing self-care as altruism rather than selfishness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spades
Penntown
R. R. No
Frank Meierle
Herman Huneke
George Schwier
Cedar Creek
Clint Wilson
Hayti
Richard Bultman
Charles Denker
Henry Mang
Federation Company
Edward Huneke
Emma
Gibson
William Jobst
Laughery Bridge
Elmer Huneke
John Praker
Lillie Bohner
Cutter’s Corner
John Prakel
George Schone
Clarence Prakel
Pleasant Park
Albert Prakel
Fred Gunter
Vernon
George Timke
Timke
William Bergman
James Henneke
Henry Hafft
Richard
New Marion
Albert Schrader
Ben Bessler
Mr. Marticke
Ben Schroeder
Morris
Raleigh Cook Farm
Fred Behlmer
Ida Wissel
Anna Heeseman
Clara Cook
Selma Wippel
Bertha
Ada Vogel
Bertha Vogel
Rohls
Frank Schutte
Herman Schnitker
Carl
Florence
Marie
Lizzie Selke
George
Elmer Selke
H. Heeseman
John Ahrens
Selma Heeseman
Gertrude
Edna Schindler
Henry
Adolph Heeseman
Nick Wissel
Ida
Paul
Frank Nedderman
Emma Lamb
Frank Schuerman
Sif
Mae
Sharp’s Corner
Bureau of Information
W. T. Oxer
Shelbyville
Central Union Station
BIG Four
Palm Beach
Munsing
Cooper’s
Sealpax
Hatch
Nobby Clothing CO
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