Sunman Plans Commencement Exercises for Common School Graduates
Sunman will hold the commencement exercises at the C U Church on Wednesday evening June 22. Fourteen graduates are listed. The town reports several visitors and locals visiting relatives, along with a lawn social hosted by the Ladies Aid at St Paul Methodist Episcopal Church on June 24. One accident notes John Boldrey lost two fingers in a shop incident at Maurice Neufarth's blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
C. U
Alvena Meyerose
Oma
Cincinnati
John Minger
Harry Sitterding
Versailles
Clarence Minger
Hazel
Nellis Bielby
Bloomington
Dr. Vincent
W. W. Ferris
Will Ward
Guilford
George Schumacher
Grover Martin
Batesville
Rev. Calvert
Manchester
Watsie Brunner
Liberty
Christ Kassendick
Fiona Hamlin
Greensburg
Elizabeth Alexander
Ladies’ Aid
St. Paul Mo FE
John Boldrey
Maurice Neufarth
Local Social Roundup From Sunman Area
Adams Church and Sunman residents visit relatives and attend gatherings. Ada and Bertha Vogel with Henry Vogel family visit, while other Vogel sisters and neighbors stop by Drees, Bernhard, and Schutte households. Religious group outings and a Children’s Day program are noted.
Revival at Spades Schoolhouse to Begin June 18
Reverend B C Dundes of Cincinnati will lead a two week revival at the Spades Schoolhouse starting Saturday June 18. Various local residents visited relatives across Morris Cincinnati Clinton Sunman Lawrenceville Batesville and Sunman as neighbors recalled birthdays and shared meals in recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Dundes
Cincinnati
Spades
Henry Bruns
Frank Lang
Morris
Deye
William Kattleman
Henry Meister
Frank Fishmer
Everett Seevers
William Schuerman
Clinton
James Scively
Sunman
Louis Freyer
Lawrenceville
John Sipy
Batesville
Henry Franke
Local Social Notes From Batesville and Surrounding Areas
A roundup of weekend visits and movements among area residents includes Fred Luers and son Elmer visiting Morris. John Nedderman of Sunman buying baled hay. Edward Huneke attending the funeral of Frank Henneke’s child at Laughery Bridge. various families visiting with Einhaus and Haessig households. Henry Mang family relocating to Batesville. other Sunday gatherings with Praker, Adams Church, and Schierenbeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville
Fred Luers
Elmer
Morris
John Nedderman
Sunman
Edward Huneke
Frank Henneke
Laughery Bridge
Sueday
John Finhaus
Napoleon
Dick Einhaus
Fred Norwold
Fred Einhaus
Henry Mang
Edan
Oscar Denker
John Praker
Adams Church
Louis Timke
Fred Belke
George Haessig
Herman Huneke
Henry Schierenbeck
Memorial Building pledge for Batesville heroes
Michael F. Bohland of the Batesville Commercial Club urges citizens to fund a Memorial Building as a tribute to local war heroes. He frames the project as a democratic civic center and a lasting symbol of sacrifice, unity, and opportunity. The call stresses community effort, philanthropy, and a 30,000 dollar goal as within reach.
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Batesville
Flanders
Latesville
Michael F. Bohland
Pres
Batesville Commercial Club
Sharp's Corner Social Notes From Batesville to Cincinnati
Mrs. William Koester and family hosted Saturday gathering. Mrs. John Kokenge and Elizabeth visited Louis Wittkamper. William Osborn Cassius Osborn and spouses visited Charles Crusa. Henry Reddert stayed at Sunman. John Salatin Andrew Duell plastered for Louis Wittkamper. Clarence Miller visited Cincinnati. George Pohlar Jr. and family Henry Wittkamper and wife spent Sunday with the Koes ter family. Pohlar Sr. and Paul Gaab called on Greensburg residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koester
Batesville
John Kokenge
Elizabeth
Louis Wittkamper
William Osborn
Cassius Osborn
Charles Crusa
Henry Reddert
Sunman
John Salatin
Andrew Duell
Clarence Miller
Cincinnati
George Pohlar Jr
Henry Wittkamper
George Pohlar Sr
Paul Gaab
Greensburg
Comets Fall In Heartbreaking Hillsdale Clash
The Batesville Comets lost to Greensburg K of C 6 to 11 in a tense game at Hillsdale. Dieckman pitched well for the Comets but rough sixth inning defense sealed the defeat as Nieman and Fuchtman fueled Greensburg’s six-run uprising. Next Sunday the Comets visit Oldenburg and a Lyric benefit show is listed for June 21 and 22.
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Comets
Batesville Comets
Hillsdale
Greensburg K
Cl’s
K. of C.’s
Greensburg Boys
Brockman
Tischen
Wachsman
Wintz
Dieckman
Fisher
K. of C's
Nieman
John
ABH RE Poa FK
Bisehea
Abhrepoa Nieman
Ss & P
Amrhine
Mclaughlin
Redman
Fuchtman
H. Kinker
F. Kinker
Underwood
P & Ss
Oldenburg
the Lyric
County Commissioners approve pike bids and road plans
The Commissioners ordered bids for several pikes in Delaware and Franklin Townships and for repairs at the Poor Farm residence. New estimates, bond sales, and contracts were approved for multiple projects including a bridge on Bobbs Creek, culverts, a concrete Hogan Creek bridge, and highway openings. The July term begins July 5 with bond determinations for three township pikes at specified amounts and interest.
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Bernard Keen
Joseph Billman
Sam Maxwell
Brown Tp
Holton Co
Assn
C. FE. Holton
C. B. Wilmeth
J. A. Lauber
W. Pr. Neel
S F. Neel
Henry Roth
Luther Williams
Philip Seelinger
W. P. Castner
M. M. Shaw Jr
Cornelius O’brien
M. L. Hull
G. W. Robinson
Clarence Curran
Ora M. Downey
H. A. Case
P. E. Shaw
S. W. Hull
T. J. Conover
John R. Cole
Golden Hull
Albert Waters
S. F E. Warman
W. G. McNeelan
Roy A. Salyers
J. R. Furlow
T. L. H. MceMinds
A. L. Williams
A. J. Murdock
Roy A. Lane
J. H. Lemen
O. P. Shook
Corydon Laswell
W. L. Pryor
Pike Construction
O. W. Pegee
Hogan Creek
Bateman Ford
Washington T
Earl Gault
Dan Titus
Shelby
J. W. Havey
Joe Demaree
Benham
Switzerland County
N. Underwood
Franklin Tp
George Grossman
Henry H. Gookins
Card of Thanks for John Kirschbaum Burial
The Kirschbaum family extends thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during the death and burial of husband and father John Kirschbaum. Special gratitude to Aerie No 1130 Fraternal Order of Eagles for car use, floral donors, St Mark's Church pastor and choir, and Undertaker Zierer. May you be rewarded for your kindness and sympathies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kirschbaum
Aerie No. 1130
Order of Eagles
St. Mark’s Church
Zierer
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Fred Behlmer
William Werbach
Ernest Schutte
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Alma Huncke
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Commissioners’ Court
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Coal and Cement
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