Sunman Residents Involved In Cincinnati Trips And Gatherings
Sunman residents report several Monday and weekend visits to Cincinnati for purchases and socializing. Dr Newforth bought a car for Jevele Wainecott in Cincinnati while Mrs Frank Meister spent Monday at Batesville. A large barn and stables are planned on land Rolla Robinson sold to M rank Galbraith near his mill. A family reunion and 73rd birthday surprise for Herman Bruna attracted 32 relatives from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Galbraith
Rolla Robinson
Herman Bruna
Mr. Brune
Indianapolis
Electric Bitters Advertised As Liver Stomach Tonic
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a spring tonic for liver kidney and stomach troubles. It claims they increase appetite cure indigestion and improve overall health. It cites a testimonial from Mr T D Peeble and offers four bottles priced at 65 cents and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Peeble
Family visits and community notices from Progress area
PIP CREE Mite Peter and family of Progress spent Sunday with John Pohlar and Benry Baas and wife visited his mother at Penntown. Louis Tegeler and wife were at the bedside of her mother Geo Hoff in Lawrenceville after a paralytic stroke. she died Saturday morning. Henry Volz and Mary Grammar wed at St Marys Wednesday and plan to live on the Rennecamp farm. Clara Poblar spent the past week with sister Anna at Progress. Mrs Henry Bane and Lizzie Abplanalp visited Sunman Friday. Raymond Briggs and wife hosted guests Sunday evening for his 35th birthday, including Wm Volz, Herman Grothaus family, Fred Abplanalp family, Geo Hass family, and Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp. a five course supper was served and guests departed after a long evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benry Baas
Penntown
Louis Tegeler
Geo. Hoff
Lawrenceville
Henry Volz
Mary Grammar
St. Mary's
Rennecamp Farm
Clara Poblar
Anna
Progress
Henry Bane
Lizzie Abplanalp
Sunman
Raymond Briggs
Mr. Brigge
Wm. Volz
Herman Grothaus
Fred Abplanalp
Geory Hass
Jacob
Lizzie
Mr. Briggs
Social notes and visits in Straughn Indiana and surrounding towns
Miss Althea Hall of Straughn visited O H Terry and family last week. Mia Brainard G Rapasom and daughter returned to Montreal after a lengthy visit with Waiter H Fitch and family, with Lacie Fitch accompanying to Cincinnati. Mrs Geo Tangman and Edith of Weisburg were visitors Wednesday. Fred Wollung held a birthday dance for Rose Berger with many relatives present. Rev T Bendrat visited Cincinnati Thursday and Friday. One diphtheria case in town Otto Schmalz son of Jos Schmalz, isolation measures in place and he is improving. Rev T A Bendrat and wife are visiting relatives in Chicago Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Brainard G.rapasom
Montreal
Canada
H. Fitch
Lacie Fitch Acheon
Cincinnati
Fred Wollung
Otto Schmalz
Jos. Schmalz
Otto
Versailles Visit Ties Local Notables To Nearby Towns
James Rimstidt Herman Reckeweg and Chas Fenney of Delaware were in town Saturday. Faye Winsor and wife stayed with Gray Holman and wife at Correct Sunday. Wm D Robinson and wife attended the funeral of his mother Mrs How ard Robinson at Pierceville Monday. George Hepmeier and wife of Dillsboro visited Louis Alford and family. John B Rebuck and wife returned from Danville after spending winter with daughter Mrs J D Simonson. Thaddeus Underwood and wife of Correct visited Charlotte Beall and family Sunday. Senator Jackson Henry Bultman and Frank Spencer went to the North Vernon convention Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rimstidt
Herman Reckeweg
Chas. Fenney
Delaware
Wm. D Robinson
Howard Robinson
Pierceville
Atty
John B. Rebuck
Danville
J. D. Simonson
Thaddeus Underwood
Charlotte Beall
Senator Jackson
Henry Bultman
Frank Spencer
North Vernon
Morris Area Social Notes and Local Moving Tidings
Miss Mary Siefert of Indianapolis spent several days with home folks. Ed Pierpont’s death toll was received in Lexington Indiana. Miss Carrie Harvey visited Bateaville Saturday afternoon. J M Ziebuebler travelled to Cincinnati to see his ill wife. Ben Grunkemeyer visited Batesville Sunday. Mrs Otto Glowka went to Cincinnati for her cousin Josephine Lury wedding to Walter Beckum. Miss Mary Wiesenbach of Cincinnati visited Ben Wiesenbach family. Louis Bittner of Carthage Ohio visiting relatives there. Philip Hertzman bought an automobile last week. The Katesville Ramblers played the Morr ia Indians Sunday. score 17 to 16. Euchre was well attended Sunday here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Siefert
Indianapolis
Otto Glowka
Cincinnati
Josephine Lury
Walter Beckum
Louis Bittner
Carthage
Philip Hertzman
Katesville Ramblers
Morria Indians
Batesville
Social News Roundup From Napoleon Area
Mrs Rosa Strobel of Napoleon invited sisters Mrs Schwier and Mrs Julia Johnson for Friday and Saturday. Clara Hueneke hosted friends Wednesday night with ice cream and cake. Henry Bullman Sr visited Sherman Hutson Friday. John Meyer and wife of near Napoleon and Geo Gunter and wife visited Henry Meyer and wife Sunday. Clyde Warkirk saw cousin Clarence Hutson Saturday and Sunday. Henrietta Johnson of Napoleon visited home folks Sunday. Mrs Isaac Palmer and son Ray visited here Sunday. Sherman Hutson and wife host relatives from Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Strobel
Napoleon
Wm. Schwier
Julia Johnson
Clara Hueneke
John Meyer
Geo. Gunter
Henry Meyer
Clyde Warkirk
Clarence Hutson
Henrietta Johnson
Dr. King's New Life Pills Promote Health
An old advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills keep bowel movement regular and support stomach, liver, and kidneys. It promises relief from poisons and waste, improves complexion, and credits C E Hatfield of Chicago with strong relief. 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C.E. Hatfield
Chicago
Ill
Graduation Class Passes With High 93.6 Percent Average
The seven graduates all passed the examination and earned an average of 93.6 in their class. Burial details note the funeral of Misa Anty Mains at Metamora cemetery with services by Rev. Polhemus. Relatives from Covington, Ky., Andersonville, and local towns attended. Other items mention moves and visits among area residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Anty Mains
Chas. Mains
Christian Church
Polhemus
Metamora
Chan
Maria
Elden Mains
Jease Green
Covington
Mr. Walker
Thomas Souere
Andersonville
Better Than Spanking Home Cure Promised
An advertisement by Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment for bed wetting in children and urine difficulties in adults. She states the cure is constitutional and provides full instructions, asking mothers to write today and to not blame the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Newforth
Jevele Wainecott
Frank Meister
Micé Maud King
Wo. Stille
G. Pryce
Madisonville
J. H. Nieman
John Beer
Vercaillea
Mrs
Chas Lang
Londa Butler
Aurora
C. Nieman
Cincionati
George Cook
Cincinnat! Friends
Minerva Robineer
W. D. Robinson
Versailles
Mary Kassen
Fred Wetzler and Family
Greensburg
John Minger
Mrs. Anderson
Colorado
Ore
Henry Bruna
Harvey Roepke
Latonia
Rowland Robinson
Chris Robinson
Queen City
Lee
Uncle Sam
Mexico
James Kennan
H. Busching and Family
Pip Cree
Peter
John Pohlar
Spades
Althea Hall
Straughn
O. H. Terry and Family
Geo. Tangman
Edith
Weisburg
T. A. Bendrat
Chicago, Wl
Faye Winsor
Gray Holman
Wife
George Hepmeier
Dillsboro
Louis Alford
Meyer Hardware Co
Morris
George Pierpont
Lexington
Carrie Harvey
Bateaville
J.M. Ziebuebler
Cinciana
Ben Grunkemeyer
Mary Wiesenbach
Ben Weisenbach
Game Center
Henry Bullman, Sr
Sherman Hutson
Isaac Palmer
Ray
Merammora
Alf Swartz
Familly
Laurel
Florence Sherwood
Brookville
Roy Alley
Chas. Wright
iChas
Riley
Elbridge Jackson
Rebekah Tudges
Neile Brown
Kate Brown
Geo, Lewis
Mrea
Rebecca Gordon
Ada Bruna
M. P. Hubbard
Mra. Miller
Wayne Leeson
Gordon Canthard
Elwood
Kramer’s
T Store
Brighten UP
Rexall Store
Eame
N. E. Gregory
Quirin Vonderheidr
Loughery
Batesville Flour
Batesville Milling Company
G. A. Cook
L. C. Cook
Geo. Steinwart
John Dittus
E. Cor
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