Death of Henry Fuller reported in Spokane
Relatives in Sunman learned Henry Fuller died at his Spokane home where he had lived for years. The notice notes he was the youngest Fuller son. Roads are described as the worst in memory with many machines stuck in mud and farms hit by heavy rains and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fuller
Thomas Fulller
Spokane
Washington
Fuller Boys
Gus Brunner
Cincinnati
George Smith
Batesville
John Neufarth
Henry Stohlman
E. R. Behlmer
E. A. Astberry
Nee
Catherine Reed
Muncie
Samuel Kirschner
David
Nellie Heavy
Adeline Kammeyer
Frank Fischmer
Spades
Charles Bennett
Indianapolis
Franklin Robinson
R. C. Robinson
Nellie
Margaret Hazen
Terre Haute
State Normal
Elizabeth Galbraith
Myrtle Marlin
Pocahontas
Daughters of Pocahontas Council
Walter Mehrley
Mlinois
St. Paul
Sunman
St. Paul Church
Adams Church Social Calls Spotted in Sunman Area
Local bustle as John Schutte and Hilda visit Sunman. John Prakel calls in Batesville. Nearby gatherings include Hilda Schutte and Lillian with siblings, Selma Heeseman visiting Alma and Edna Drockelman, and more Sunday visits. Flu illness eases for Walter Siebert family. Behlmer to move furniture to Batesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schutte
Hilda
Sunman
John Prakel
Batesville
Hilda Schutte
Lillian
Anna
Henry Heeseman
Alma
Ida
Paul Wissel
Selma Heeseman
Edna Drockelman
Elmer Bernhard
Charles Bergman
Irvin Drockelman
Walter Bernhardt
Walter Siebert
Fred Behlmer Jr
H. Bohner
Chris Kennath
Henry Fillenworth
A Woman's Honor to Be Performed at Oldenburg Hall
Morris presents the four act drama A Woman's Honor at Oldenburg Town Hall on Easter Sunday April 4 with matinee at 3 00 pm and evening show at 8 00 pm. Local notices list visitors, births, funerals and various callers including Frank Donnell George Hildebrand and Mr Sonderman among others from Batesville Cincinnati and Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldenburg Town Hall
Hillenbrand Co
Batesville
Ind
Frank Bare
Baby
Middletown
Ohio
A. F. Riehle
George Gutzwiller
Cincinnati
Frank Donnell
Greensburg
George Hildebrand
Joseph Merkel
Anthony Merkel
Cleveland
John Merkel
Norwood
Remig Stoeser
Alfred Gronwald
Sonderman
Conrad Butz
Wabash Co
Frank Heppner
Thresia Stege
Huenefeld
Lawrenceburg
Will Stadmiller
Gregor Spiegel
Wuestefeld
Local Social Roundup From Batesville and Nearby
Henry Wittkamper and Ed Pohlar served as callers at Morris and Batesville respectively this week. Mrs Will Koester helped quilt at Wittkamper's and Mrs Koester later visited Henry Wickemeyer. Beery s sale drew local attention and several residents visited John Pohlar s home. The Galle family battled the flu while Ida Pohlar aided the sick before returning home to Batesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wittkamper
Morris
Ed Pohlar
Batesville
Will Koester
Fred Pohlar
Cincinnati
Henry Wickemeyer
Walter Dirschel
John Pohlar
Conner Hutson
Beery
Mike Peters
Galle
Ida Pohlar
Local Notes and Movements in Adams and Surrounding Areas
Sickness and daily comings and goings across Adams Church and nearby towns. Evelyn Schutter suffered tonsillitis with Dr. Gibson attending. Clarence Praker takes spring employment at Pleasant Park with Dieckman. Irvin Huneke returns home after two years in the army at Camp Dix New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Heeseman
Adams Church
William Krisshop
Fred Luers
Batesville
Dr. Gibson
Frank
Clarence Prakel
Morris
Evelyn
Wm. Schutter
Clarence Praker
Pleasant Park
Charles Dieckman
Emma_ Schierenbeck
Osgood
John Prakel
Irvin Huneke
Sam
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Hardwick Inn Proprieter Praises Chamberlain Tablets
George F. Daniels of Hardwick Vermont credits Chamberlain’s Tablets as the best laxative after trying many. He is proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, noted as a model hotel in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
George F. Daniels
Hardwick
Vermont
Mr. Daniels
Hardwick Inn
New England
Our Reach Through Advertising to Home Buyers
A brief note on wide distribution aimed at guiding buyers through advertising channels. The text emphasizes reaching every home and leveraging our network to connect buyers with listings and opportunities.
Local Social Notes From Batesville Area
Residents travel and visit relatives with trips to Moulton Cincinnati Madison Indianapolis and Brookville. The eighth grade exam by Raymond Franke had five applicants at the schoolhouse. Neighbors held a farewell party for Joe Wurtz and family as they plan a move to Batesville with dancing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillenbrand Co
Batesville
Ind
Susan Wiesehan
Moulton
Ala
Harry Wiesehan
Hazel Hutson
Brookville
Henry Franke
William Golden
Cincinnati
William Ripberger
Frieda Fischmer
John Sieg
Raymond Franke
Elizabeth Franke
Madison
Dan Kammeyer
Reuben Pehlmer
John Kammeyer
A. Franke
Ruby Sieg
Joe Wurtz
Local Notes and Social Roundup at Sharps Corner
PIPE CREEK reports Jacob Abplanalp calling on George and Caroline Bauman at Sharps Corner Saturday morning. Butler Township assessor Mr Flaspohler made the rounds Saturday. Edenia Baas spent several days with John Pohlar and family. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp attended the funeral of Charley Hummel at Penntown last Wednesday. George P. Huber transacted business at Sunman Saturday morning. Clara Pohlar, once ill, is improving. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp were at Sunman Thursday afternoon. A Timely Suggestion recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Abplanalp
George
Caroline Bauman
Sharps Corner
Flaspohler
Butler Township
Edenia Baas
John Pohlar
Fred Abplanalp
Jacob
Lizzie Abplanalp
Charley Hummel
Penntown
George P. Huber
Sunman
Clara Pohlar
Penntown social notes and church events
Local residents exchange visits and calls across Penntown Sunman Brookville and Lawrenceville. Palm Sunday class confirmation set for March 28 at St John s Penntown with first communion at later service. Good Friday German language communion service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berdella Abplanalp
Gertrude Ratheiser
Ada Gesell
Frank Whipple
Henry Presse
Ruby Sieg
Brookville
John Stahley
Henry Erfman
St. John’s Church
Penntown
E. W. Kneer
Henry Spreckleson
Sunman
Fred Abplanalp
Dr. Fletcher
Alberta Wuest
Ben Korte
Farmers Meeting Called by Adams Township Federation
Adams Township Federation of Farmers Association will hold a meeting on April 8 1920 at Spades schoolhouse at 7 30 p m to discuss livestock marketing in Indiana. Members urged to attend for information requested by State President John G. Brown. Henry Kroenke chairman F A Steinforth secretary printing platform noted.
Levenstein Spring Opening Sale At Greensburg
Levenstein's Dry Goods Store announces a spring opening sale in Greensburg Indiana offering reduced prices on coats suits dresses textiles rugs and linoleum across the entire stock. The sale runs from Saturday March 27 for two weeks at South Side Square. Also notes a stray line about a commercial discovery in hot mineral waters suggesting a health resort potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levenstein
Greensburg
Ind
South Side Square
Batt Oed
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Hoosier
J. W. Fesler
U.s.navy
Midshipman
Fesler
Paul Gaab
George Pohlar Jr
Ralph Croxton
Alice Schomber
R. R
Pipe Creek
Fred Baas
Lon
William Meyer
Raymond Meyer
Lawrenceville
Jacob Denni
Ilinois
Anna Brumpter
al Meyers
Arthur Wittkamper
Edwin Richter
J. H. Wilker & Co
H. W. Behlmer
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