Local News Summary From Sunman Area Activities
Sunman reports Henry Bruns of Sunman traveling to Cincinnati for nose cancer surgery. Jane Hendrixson’s remains were brought to Sunman for burial after death in Cincinnati. Hayes Osborn returns from Dayton with his bride. Charles Lange and wife from Manchester planned to move here for work at the tower. Frank Smith and family from Milan and Harryberg and family from Cincinnati visit. H G Bielby adds to his home and plans a furnace. John Stahley and bride married in Cincinnati then returned here. A child of Mr. Davis, local telegraph operator, broke a leg and received bone replacement help from Dr. Gibson of Batesville. Sunman ball team beats Norwood 5 to 4 and will host Pierceville on Sunday June 26. William Pohar takes Mrs Rohlf and family to Napoleon by auto to consider purchasing one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lange
Manchester
Davis
North Carolina
Gibson
Batesville
Fletcher
William Pohar
John Rohlf
Napoleon
Weekend Fête At Cross Roads Draws Small Crowd
Jolgey Square reports a lawn fete at Cross Roads Thursday evening with a modest turnout. Local residents and visitors, including Miss Elsie Erensperger and Miss Edna Hoyer, spent Sunday with friends and relatives, while John Kaiser of Batesville called on John Strobel on Saturday and Henry Peetz sold hogs last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
John Kaiser
Batesville
John Strobel
Henry Peetz
Pleasant Park Social Notes Highlight Neighbor Visits
Elmer Davis and family spent Sunday with Lewis Weber and family. Garnet Wisman of near Huntersville visited his grandmother Mrs. Ahring. John Wenning and wife of Batesville were guests of his brother Fred and family. Herman Dieckman’s neighbors surprised him with baskets for a birthday celebration followed by supper and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wenning
Batesville
Fred
Herman Dieckman
Spades Baseball Team Wins Doubleheader at Home
Spades defeated Blank's Specials 8 to 7 in the first game and beat Morris boys 5 to 3 in the second. Joseph Wurtz umpired both games. George Strasinger died Sunday in Cincinnati after months ill. remains sent home for burial at St. Paul's Church with Rev. Krueger conducting the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spades
Blank
Cincinnati
Morris Boys
Joseph Wurtz
George Strasinger
Betts Street Hospital
sSt. Paul’s Church
Rev. Krueger
Funeral notices and local church events in Polbomd area
Mrs. Kate Schutte of Cincinnati attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Tonegas held here. Rev John Nicholson of North Vernon will lead services at the Baptist church this weekend. Dr L T Cox and son visited Moores Hill last week. The Tonegas funeral followed a Cincinnati death. services were at the Catholic church led by Rev Roger. Miss Ida Smith returned from Cincinnati after two weeks with relatives. Jackson and Laughery townships held commencement exercises at the M E church with eleven graduates from Jackson and one from Laughery. Children’s day programs at the M E church drew a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Schutte
Cincinnati
Mary Tonegas
John Nicholson
North Vernon
The
Baptist Church
Jast
Ed Smith
Roger
Ida Smith
Jackson and
Laughery Townships
M. E. Church
Jackson
Laughery
M. Fi
Tillie Decker
Gordon Burroughs
South Dakota
Wood Lady
Local Notes From Lawrenceburg And Nearby Towns
Social round up reports numerous visits and weekend gatherings across Lawrenceburg Os good Indianapolis and Batesville with names including Cravens Thompson Creath Day Akers Wetzler Jackson and Schrader. A marriage license issued to Ed F Brockman and Olga Schrader and Henry Herman appointed administrator of the Herman estate with bond set at 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed F. Brockman
Olga Henrietta Schrader
Batesville
Henry Herman
George Herman
Robt
Creigmile
Cincinnati Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Oldenburg August Haverkos of Cincinnati visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Henry Laker went to Cincinnati Monday evening. Miss Rose Moorman of Cincinnati came Sunday to visit home folks. George Lewis manager of Lawrenceburg Rolling Mills arrived Saturday in his new 3000 dollar automobile with J J O Brien. Mr Inman of the International Machine Company left for Greensburg Saturday after several days here. Mrs Anthony Mollaun of Cincinnati came Sunday and is staying at the Gibson House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Ransom
Henry Meister
Cincinnati
H. W. Leding
August Haverkos
Rose Moorman
George Lewis
Lawrenceburg
J. J. O'Brien
Lewis
Mr. Inman
International Machine Company
Greensburg
Anthony Mollaun
Gibson House
Catholic services and social notes from Schutter's Corner
Community events brighten the weekend with Catholic church services and first communions. A Children’s Day program at the M F Church drew a large crowd, while a birthday dinner honored Mrs. Sanfrancisco near Perseverance, despite two mournful vacancies.
Commissioners allow wages for June Court work list
Long payroll of allowances and payments made at the June term of the commissioners court. Names include William Welch Charles Morrow Freemium Deburger Ty Adams James Shook John Faungman Wm. Snider Moses Lippert Levi Lewis and many others for pike work gravel stone and repairs with sums ranging from 20 to 287 dollars and 50 cents. Several supervisors viewers and clerks listed with various duties and payments to local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welch
William Ellis
Chas. Morrow
Vessie Andrews
Taylor Curran
Freemiun Deburger
Joe Day
Curt. Morrow
Seymour Shook
John BF. Faungman
Adams U Beth
C. Snider
Jackson
Pike
John Benham
Chas. Lindsay
George Kudemeyer
Otto Eisler
John Shook
Herman Jahingen
Walter Lewis
Frank Davis
John Rothrock
Geo. Young
Fred Alvers
Henry King
Henry Strabbe
William Warfield
Julius Warfield
Holman Goukins
William Fugate
Lee Laswell
Clarence Stevens
Clarence Currin
Harry Hyatt
Marshal Underwood
Robert Warman
Andrew Beall
John Warfield
Stone
Chas, Vanosdol
Otter
James M. Ward
Brown
W.M. Hunter
Wire For Co
Winn
D. McCallum
Sentinel Printing Co
James E. Wright
John Buitman
Dallas Spencer
Pratt
John A. Dunbar
Luna Pate
Geo
W. Smith
W. Baylor
Jacob Massing
Central City Pub. Co
Borgman
Henry Stegmoeller
Maurice Volz
John Wiesenbach
Peary Dilla
J. R. Rogers
Bal
Laughery
Pi Bultman & Baylor
Del
Nike
Chas, Cook
Herman Harlemert
Jacob L. Benham
J.M. Pinkston
George A. Gage
William Delay
Henry Mang
Peters
BE. Hunter
Nicholas Volz
J. Francis Lochard
Peter Holzer
Makin
E. Jackson
W. P. Castner
Howard Akers
Richard Bultman
W. E. Crandall
Thos
E. Parkes
J. M. Pinkston
Gomphers Sou Visk
John Drescher
W.J. Kelley
Jackson Bros
Bultman and Baylor
Ligh
Pike Herald Publishing Co
Ae Mothe
Bellman
Adams
Bare Dobson
Raniae
Pike M. Osburn
Pike and Stake. Co
Kassen
Thompson & Robinson
John A. Spencer
Real Estate For Sale In Clausheide And Oldenburg Areas
Real estate agency Timmerman and McCallum lists multiple properties for sale including new frame two story houses with garages on Clausheide and Water streets, several small frame dwellings on Mulberry and Vine streets, lots in Hartman and Clausheide additions, a 24 story brick dwelling on Wainout Street, and farms near Oldenburg and Walter’s Switch. Prices range from 400 to 3,500 dollars with several rental or investment opportunities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmerman & McCallum Real Estate
Clausheide
Batesville
Water Street
Oldenburg
Vine St
Price
Wainout St
Depot Street
Mulberry St
Ind
Main
Catharine Streets
Hartman
Walnut Street
West Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunman
Henry Bruns
Jane Hendrixson
Hayes Osborn
Dayton, C
Frank Smith
Milan
Harryberg
Cinton
H. G. Bielby
John Stahley
Bride
E. B. Vincent
E. R. Behlmer
Dr. Feffoer
Geo. Trautman
Norwood Americans
Pierceville
Jolgey Square
Mr. Sun
Elsie Erensperger
Steamboat Landing
Edna Hoyer
Harry Siebert
Christ Stratel
Fred Siebert, Sr
Elmer Davis
Lewis Weber
Garnet Wisman
Huntersville
Wmn. Federle
Coy Sunman
Enichsburg
Ed Fischmer
A. Franke
Dr. L. T. Cox and Son
Moores Hill
M. E
George Cravens
John O. Cravens
Harry Thompson
Indianapolis
C. H. Thompson
Mead Creath
Clara
Thos. L. Creath
Newton Jackson
Bertha Wetzler
Osgood
Leah Jackson
Franklin College
Glenn Holman
Correct
J. P. Day
Roy Hunter
Bloomington
Pred Tegeder
C. H. Wilson
Edw. Burton
Emory Copeland
Henry Laker
H. Severinghaus
Indiana
Fred Michael
Mother
Schutter’s Corner
Chas. Hyatt
Versailles
Frank Vines
Chillicothe
Everett Austin
Moores Hill College
W.E. Day and Sons
Paul and
Robert
E. P. Shockley
Benham
New York
Boston
New England
Adirondacks
Thousand Islands
Jersey Coast
Chautauqua Lake
Cedar Point
Indian Lake
Clark’s Lake
Devil’s Lake
Ackerson’s Lake
Mich
Winona Lake
Loon Lake
Mud Lake
Yellow Creek Lake
Wawasee Lake
H. J. Rhein
G. P.O
Raenits
Commissioneis
Commissioners’ Court
Ripley
State of
Board of Commissioners
Ripley County
Nicholas Woulz
Engel’s
Eastern Ave
Pearl Street
Depot St
Walter’s Switch
Walnut St
Nolice
Stathe
Ripley Country
Circuit Court
Naumie Trester
Edward Trester
Court House
Said County
A. D
Said Court
WM. J. Kelley
Tuus. L. Creath
Atty
Piff
Oldenburg, Ind
B. J. Kessing
F. B. Moorman
A. J. Hackman
Surrey
Meyer Hardware Co
the Newtown Grocery
S. G. Martin
Harry Schwier CO
Kyoto
J. H. Wilker & Co
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