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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1922

Page

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Sunman Community Notes and School Plans Highlight Visit Oases

Sunman residents hosted relatives from Connersville Cincinnati and Versailles while local news reports funerals and a twenty year reunion. The Sunman School notes announce adding a third year of high school work with an upcoming June 24 social and bazaar to fund school improvements led by the Parent Teacher Association. Principal Prof Reibold praised the Commencement with Miss Mildred Behlmer achieving the top county grade of 97.6 percent.

Sharp's Corner social notes highlight regional visits

William Moelhoff and wife of Pawnee Neb spent a few days with relatives. Ed Thomas visited Clifton Schomber and others in Sunman and Sharonville. G W Osburn and William Renne kamp did business in Versailles. Charles Crusa returned from Cincinnati after time with Bertha. Many families including Schomber, Osburn, Pohlar, and Wittkamper are listed visiting relatives in a sequence of Sunday gatherings and local calls.

William Moelhoff Paw‘nee Neb Ed Thomas Clifford Schomber Grandpa Reddert Sunman Louis Moorefield Walter Sharonville Ohio Fred Coleye Clifford Cheviot Louis Wittkamper G. W. Osburn William Rennekamp Versailles Charles Crusa Cincinnati Bertha Alice Schomber Cassius Osburn Ray Ransom Ted Tarvin Henry, Wickemeyer Brookville Jacob Hildebrand Batesville Clyde Hackman Osgood George Pohlar Jr LG. W. Osburn Fred Pohlar George Pohlar Sr Henry “Preckleson Sundath Walter Pohlar Larry

Batesville social notes include callers and visits

Morris Miss Tress Jeanette Walters and several Batesville residents made business calls this week. Anthony Schneider from Cincinnati visited George Siefert. Miss Edna and Leona Haskamp returned to Cincinnati after a stay with their parents. Mrs. Charles Winkler visited Indianapolis. Miss Kathryn Zillebuehler and Miss Mathilda Meyers called at Batesville. A grand barn dance at the Haskamp home brought neighbors together with plans for another.

Tress Jeanette Walters Batesville Pete Andres Margaret Belter Mike Glaub Nick Glaub PF. A. Hilckman Anthony Schneider Cincinnati George Siefert Herman Bartling Rose Stock Viola Wintz John Zillebueh‘ler Romilda Bischoff

Sunday Visitor Notes and Local Socials in Shelbyville

The Henke family from Shelbyville visited A. Franke's on Sunday while returning from Lawrenceburg. Mrs. H. J. Sunman spent Decoration Day in Lawrenceburg. Albert Huggler from Sharpsville will hold a sale here Thursday afternoon. Sunday School plans a Children’s Day program next Sunday June 11 at 2:00 p.m. Oliver Buchanan and family hosted by John Gunter. Hutchinson returned to Indianapolis after weeks on his Milan farm. Mary and Bernice Monroe from Waldron visited. William Robinson and Erma Fishmer from Liberty spent time with locals. Mrs. Henry Bruns and son Wilbur attended Rev. Ferguson's funeral at Vevay. Christ Robinson and family and Howard Robinson with Pohlman family at Wilmington. Mrs. Ben Williams and daughter of Bluefield WV visiting F. D. Shaner’s family.

Lynn Bigney Connersville C. W. Morrow Buffalo N. Y Henry Spreckleson C. Holwadel Olive Holwadel Walter Pohlar Liberty William Dieselberg Adam Hoover Dirce Hedges Rumsey Hattie Rice Holman George Hendrixon Cincinnnati Grace Frazier Cof Cleveland Pearl Lane Son and Daughter Versailles George Sunman Lara Wetler Charles , Walmer Nee Fuller Thomas Fuller Greenfield Ind William McMullen Eliza, Bruns Wilbur Bruns Valla Osting Indianapolis Adeline Kammeyer Charles Kammeyer Sam Kirschner Herman Cincinnati George Cook Queen City Walter Bigney Batesville W. W. Bigney Lynn Rigney William Mathers Los Angeles Cal Sunman School Church Yard Reibold Mildred Behlmer Henke Shelbyville A. Franke Lawrenceburg H. J. Sunman Albert Huggler Sharpsville Oliver Buchanan John Gunter Mr. Hutchinson Milan Mary and Bernice Monroe Waldron William Robisnon Erma Fishmer Henry Bruns Wilbur Ferguson Vevay Christ Robinson Howard Robinson Christ Pohlman Wilmington Ben Williams Bluefield W. Va F. D. Shaner

Weekend Visits Across Families in Ohio and Indiana

Clinton C. O. Dearvis and relatives from Cincinnati plus Behlmer’s Corner families visited Edward Shazer and kin on Sunday. Other gatherings included Sunman residents with Harvey and Russell Eberg, and Milan and Manchester area visits with Eberg, Kammeyer, Mendel, and Schmidt households. A woman described as unable to walk was noted as able to sit up.

C. O. Dearvis Catherine Julia Maloney Oreton Maloney D. W. Maloney Cincinnati Peter Lauber Wilbur Behlmer’s Corner Edward Shazer Ivan Heavey Leroy Dieselberg Sunman Stanley Holwadel Wilbur Voege Melvin Nickel Harvey Russell Eberg Edward Barnfiher Pearl Merhiey Everett Irene Marie H. Eberg Harry Robinson Walker Milan Edith Eberg Charles Kammeyer Adeline Norman Mendel Frank Schmidt Clara Manchester Harry Eberg Mr. Fricker Ed Shazer John Richardson

Ezra Engelking Recovers From Quinsy Attack

WEISBURG Ezra Engelking is just recovering from an attack of quinsy. John Scholl went to Indianapolis to attend the Democratic State Convention. John Hall of Wright's Corner was the business caller here Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Hempke was a business caller at Cincinnati Thursday. Rev. Wolker and family spent last Thursday evening with Gus Doehlman and family. Mrs. William Hill was a business caller at Lawrenceburg Monday. A number from here attended the bazaar at Lawrenceville Sunday. Miss Clara Cairns and Miss Katharine Smith left for Cincinnati Sunday where they are employed. Henry Tieteman was a business caller at Batesville Monday. Ancient Love Letter. People preserved their love letters, as carefully 2,000 years ago no today. At Pompeii an epistle was found addressed to a gladiator: "Are you Apollo in the body of Hercules? I don't know, but to me you are a gad.

Ezra Engelking John Scholl Indianapolis John Hall Wright Cincinnati Henry Tieteman Batesville Pompeii Apollo Hercules Gad

Community Notes on Visits and Visits in Batesville Area

Early callers and family visits populate a local scene around Lookout and Batesville. Residents like John Luers, Albert Prakel, and Charles Siefert visit relatives, while Miss Messing stays with her brother near Osgood. The week includes travel to Versailles and Indianapolis with meetings, paint work, and a long awaited family reunion after thirty six years.

Adams Church Socials and Local Visits Near Batesville

Fred Miller Nick Wissel and H Heeseman and families shopped in Batesville last Saturday. A surprise party for Chris Kennath was given by neighbors Harry Behlmer and family. Sun man attended our graveyard Sunday afternoon. Ed Schutte Christ Bohlke and Frank Schutte with families visited Will Bernhard last Sunday. Christ Engelking his wife and two children and Mrs Dora Littel with two children visited relatives from Indianapolis last Sunday and returned Monday. Rev Heeseman and family and local youths attended a social at Lawrenceville Sunday afternoon. Henry Heeseman returned from Indianapolis last Saturday after a few days stay. Grading on the new pike is finished and the road is good for travel.

Fred Miller Nick Wissel H. Heeseman Batesville Chris Kennath Harry Behlmer Sunman Ed Schutte Christ Bohlke Frank Schutte Will Bernhard Christ Engelking Dora Littel Indianapolis Heeseman Lawrenceville Henry Heeseman

PENNTOWN AND AREA VISITOR NOTES

Mrs Ruth Bartling and son Warren Mrs John Bartling and Ruth Ellen return home after a week with relatives in George Meyer and family of Brookville spent Sunday with Willian Meyer and family. A bazaar at Lawrenceville drew many locals. Louis Richter and family visited Arthur Wittkamper. Herbert Dare and wife from Bath Ind called Sunday. Arthur Bishop and Henry Bartling, Batesville workers, spent Sunday afternoon here.

Ruth Bartling Warren John Bartling Ruth Ellen Cincinnati George Meyer Brookville Willian Meyer Meyers Kentucky Lawrence Meyer Lawrenceville Blue Creek Arthur Wittkamper Herbert Dare Bath Ind Arthur Bishop Henry Bartling Batesville

The Home of the Soul and Chamberlain’s Tablets

The piece claims old beliefs about the soul in the stomach and offers Chamberlain’s Tablets as a prompt cure for ordinary stomach troubles. It states the tablets strengthen the stomach and enable natural function and touts a quarter price for a trial.

When the Heart Stops and How to Revive It

A medical note explains reviving a heart that has stopped by injecting a small amount of a dilute drug solution near the sternum. It states adrenalin or pituitrin can restore life in many persons deemed dead when given quickly.

The Oldest Game Checkers Through the Ages

Checkers ranks among the oldest games, played near the Nile six thousand years before Christ and by the ancient Greeks in a similar form. A 1900 standard of rules governs modern play.

Nile

Why Suffer from Rheumatism Cham berlain’s Liniment Relief

The item claims nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscle related and not internal. It suggests Cham berlain's Liniment relieves pain to improve sleep and rest for those afflicted.

Chamberlain

Maritime Exchange in Dockyard Diagrams

In a brisk parsing of shipboard dialogue, two seamen square off over vessel counts. The exchange centers on shots fired and positions: “That's six you had” counters “Tiin't: it's five!” as they recount a battle’s tally. The dialogue moves toward nautical maneuvers near the bunker and stern, charting a tense moment aboard.

Sell London

Sunman Notice on June 1922 Assessment Roll for Streets

Town Council of Sunman Indiana approved the public improvement assessment roll on June 5 1922 for oiling Meridian Eastern Washington Vine Buchanan Fremont Filmore streets and related areas. A remonstrance hearing is set for June 20 1922 at 8:00 p m in the Council Chamber to challenge or confirm amounts listed against each property owner with notice that the roll is on file at the Town Clerk's office.

Sunman Ind Indiana Meridian Street South Corporation North Corporation Eastern Avenue Vine Street Fremont Street Buchanan Street Washington Street Filmore Street Western Ave Corporation C. C. C. & St. L.’s Ry. Company Fitch Ave

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Sharp’s Corner Morris Spades Clinton Weisburg R. R. No John Luers Lookout George Meister Fred Luers Clarence Prakel Pleasant Park Albert Prakel Charles Siefert Mr. Siefert Mr. Prakel John Prakel Miss Messing Jake Alfred Margaret Scherling Lewis Timpke Terre Haute Conrad Luers Babe Cedar Creek Chris Meyer Henry Schierenbeck Charles Denker Henry Mang Edna Oscar Denker Harvey Steinfort Oscar Chris Scherling Ervin John Praker John L. Schutter John Schmocker Fred J. Praker Chandler Okla Adams Church Penntown Kirk Ryan Betsy Fanchon PET Carnation Belle OF Boston Crystal Hite Post Toasties John H. Wilker & Co Harry Schwier Co
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