Sunman News Highlights Local Visits and Births
Batesville visitors Mrs. Harry Sitterding and children stay with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Minger. Clarence and wife welcome twin boys, now four sons. Mayme Vogel visits Rushville. A reunion at Jacob Abplanalp’s north of Penntown. Multiple families from Madisonville Lima and Batesville attend, with various visits to Manchester Cincinnati Clinton and Oakley. Ladies Aid hosts surprise for Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander’s 90th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sitterding
Batesville
John Minger
Clarence Luhring
Mayme Vogel
Rushville
Jacob Abplanalp
Penntown
Elmer Holwadel
Madisonville
Ohio
Ottie Holwadel
C. Holwadel
William Dieselberg
B. G. Bielby
Lawrenceburg
H. G. Bielby
Henry Wolner
Henry Schwears
Leona Kestler
James Amber
Charles Fink
Manchester
George Schumacher
Grover Martin
Alice Mathis
Cincinnati
Arch Bohner
Indianapolis
Hazel
Elsie Wollung
Oakley
Harry Robinson
Clinton
Stella Robinson
Myrtle Marlin
Russell Walker
Milan
Lewis Sieg
Aid
Elizabeth Alexander
Local families gather for visits across town
Edward Shazer and family spent Friday evening with Wendell Gillman and family. Albert Voege and wife spent Saturday at Batesville. Harry Eberg and family spent Saturday evening with Edward Shazer. Edward Barnfiher and wife and son spent Friday evening with Wendell. Mrs. Harry Eberg and daughter Mildred called on Mrs. Dan Reddert Friday. Ellsworth and Russell Eberg visited Harry Rob inson and wife Wednesday. Wilbur and Myrtle Voege visited Richard Kunath and wife Friday. Anna Billman visiting aunt Nellie Shazer. Harry Eberg and family visited Mrs. C. A. Middendorf and son last Thursday. Lew Wittkamper and Irene, near Morris, with Bernice Rohls visited Harry Eberg Sunday. Albert Wuellner and family visited with H. H. Eberg. Edward Shavernd family visited Edward Barn fiher. Russell Eberg and Lee Robinson hauled furniture to Cincinnati Monday. Harry Fberg and wife called on Mr. Fricker and wife. Mrs. Fricker is better. Gus Lauber family visited John Richardson. Harry Robinson and wife visited their parents in Milan. Sweet potato and early cabbage plants for sale at Mrs. Harry Eberg's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shazer
Wendell Gillman
Albert Voege
Batesville
Harry Eberg
Edward Barnfiher
Wendell, Mistler
Mildred
Dan Reddert
Ellsworth
Russell’ Eberg
Harry Robinson
Wilbur
Myrtle Voege
Richard
Kunath
Anna Billman
Nellie Sha Jzer
C. A. Middendorf
Filmore
Lew Wittkamper
Irene
Near Morris
Anna Rohls
Bernice
Albert Wuellner
H. H. Eberg
Edward Shavernd
Russell Eberg
Lee Robinson
Cincinnati
Harry Fberg
My. Fricker
Gus Lauber
John Richardson
Milan
SHARP'S CORNER VISITORS AND SUNDAY GUESTS
Chester Schomber and wife Clifford and Alice Schomber joined Jacob Hildebrand in Batesville. Henry Spreckleson and family visited Henry Wittkamper. G W Osburn and William Rennekamp called at Versailles. Louis Wittkamper and Irene visited Harry Eberg at Sunman. Raleigh Cook and Ed Thomas visited Henry Schomber. Elmer Galle made a Batesville trip. Ed Timmermann spent Sunday evening with Louis Wittkamper. Clifford and Alice Schomber with James Ertel and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Schomber
Clifford
Alice Schomber
Jacob Hildebrand
Batesville
Henry Spreckleson
Henry Wittkamper
G. W. Osburn
William Rennekamp
Versailles
Louis Wittkamper
Irene
Harry Eberg
Sunman
Raleigh Cook
Ed Thomas
Henry Schomber
Elmer Galle
Ed Timmermann
James Ertels
Penntown Residents Visit Friends and Relatives
William B. Meyer and wife with Mrs Casper Bartling and daughter Hazel visit Batesville. Mrs D Werner and son Edward visit Cincinnati relatives. Casper Bartling travels to Cincinnati for a few days. Mrs Arthur Wittkamper and child spend Sunday with the Baas family. William Meyer and wife visit Mrs Mary Huber. Casper Irrgang George Theobald and families drive to Brookville. Mrs M P Hubbard returns home to stay with her parents. Michael Stahley Jr John Bart Wing call at Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Meyer
Casper Cartling
Hazel
Batesville
D. Werner
Edward
Sare
Cincinnati
Casper Bartling
Arthur Wittkamper
William Baas
William Meyer
Mary Huber
Casper Irrgang
George Theobald
Brookville
M. P. Hubbard
Michael Stahley Jr
John Barth Wing
Richmond
Local residents share a lively weekend
Morris and nearby families enjoyed a social stretch with visits to relatives from Cincinnati to Batesville. An aeroplane display wowed attendees Saturday as a large group gathered at the Wirth home for an evening of dancing cards and late refreshments.
Weisburg Social and Business Notes Update
The column reports multiple visits and activities from Weisburg area residents. Messrs Brunner Vieteman Hempke Scholl and Proeht made business calls in Sunman and Cincinnati while H Riener and Cairns Jr. visited Batesville. Revelers in Greenfield and Indianapolis were noted, with a bridge repair after flood damage and a summer visit by Martha Hill.
Local social notes and visits around Adams County
Monday morning a aeroplane passed this vicinity. Miss Messing of Cincinnati stays with her brother Jacob Messing. John Prakel and wife visited Chris Scherling and family and Henry Bauman and family. Mrs John Huneke traveled to Indianapolis to see her sick mother Mrs. Scharling. Ralph Croxton, former Mang School teacher, visited Louisville and returned to Anderson Indiana. Cyrus Bohlke from Indianapolis spent a few days with home folks. George Lutes and family of Batesville moved to the Fred Greiner place. Dick Hinhaus and family visited Mrs Narwold at Ballstown. Prakels and Maggie Prakel visited Fred Tuers. Chris Bohlke and Edward Schutter families visited George Haessiz Henry Bauman sold his 40 acre farm to Charles Bergman near Adams Church. Now look out boys, get your tin pans ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Messing
Cincinnati
Jacob Messing
John Prakel
Chris Scherling
Henry Bauman
John Huneke
Indianapolis
Scharling
Ralph Croxton
Louisville
Anderson
Ind
Cyrus Bohlke
George Lutes
Batesville
George Beck
Fred Greiner
Dick Hinhaus
Alvina
Fred Narwold
Ibabe
Maggie Prakel
North Branch
Fred Tuers
Chris Bohlke
Stumke's Corner
Edward Schutter
Near Lookout
George Haessiz
Charles Bergman
Near Adams Church
Mrs Back sale draws crowd near St Marys and area kin
PIPE CREEK residents attended the Mrs Back sale near St Marys Saturday afternoon. Ed Huber and Uncle Henry Pohlar near Liberty spent the weekend with George Huber. Abplanalp siblings held a family reunion May 7 at their old home for their visiting elder brother from Oxnard California. Attendees came from Brookville Cumminsville Madisonville Oakley Loveland St Paul Clinton Sunman Norwood Indian Hill and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back
St. Mary's
Ed Huber
Henry Pohlar
Liberty
George Huber
Abplanalp
Oxnard
California
Brookville
Cumminsville
Madisonville
Oakley
Loveland
St. Paul
Clinton
Sunman
Norwood
Indian Hill
Jacob Abplanalp
Morris
Batesville
George Trautman and Son
Jacob
Lizzie
Cincinnati
Spades August Franke Family Weekend Outing
Spades August Franke spent Saturday in Columbus with his sons and returned home Sunday. Mrs. Eliza Huggler died at her home Monday evening. Funeral services scheduled Thursday at Spades Church. John and William Wuest of Indianapolis visited Charles Wuest. Many from Spades attended Batesville High School play at Gibson's Theatre Monday night. Carrie Ransom visited Sunman Monday. Mrs Castor moved to Cincinnati and Tony Billman bought the Castor farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Franke
Columbus
Ind
Ed Franke
Howard Robinson
H. Busching
Versailles
Eliza Huggler
Spades Church
John
William Wuest
Indianapolis
Charles Wuest
Spades
Batesville
Batesville High School
Gibson's Theatre
Dr. Abbott
Roland Robinson
Carrie Ransom
Sunman
Adams Church Social Roundup Near Napoleon
Miss Ada Vogel visited relatives near Napoleon. Miss Anna Heeseman left for Munice to attend the State Normal School. Mr. and Mrs. Kennath drove to Vernon to visit kin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durockelman visited Fred Thielbar's family. Omer Steinfort had a surprise tenth birthday party with schoolmates. Schindler and Drockelman began work on the new pike. John Prakel and family visited Fred Luers this Sunday. Rev H Heeseman left for Louisville and will return next Saturday. Infant of Reynold Grossmann and wife of Prattsburg was buried Monday. ADVERTISE Start a mail if necessary. You will soon grow into a big one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Vogel
Napoleon
Anna Heeseman
Muncie
State Normal School
Kennath
Vernon
Fred Durockelman
Fred Thielbar
Omer Steinfort
Schindler & Drockelman
John
Abplanalp Family Visitation and Local Visits
East in Ripley Charles Abplanalp and daughter were callers at Sunman Saturday. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp and Ed Abplanalp spent Monday evening with Charles Abplanalp family. Jake and Ed Abplanalp visited friends in Batesville Thursday. Conner Hutson and Calvin Hutson delivered stock hogs to Maurice Volz Thursday. Ed Abplanalo returned to California Thursday after visiting relatives here for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Abplanalp
Sunman
Calvin Hutson
Anna Back
St. Mary’s
Jacob
Lizzie Abplanalp
Jake
Ed Abplanalp
Batesville
Conner Hutson
Calvin
Maurice Volz
Charles Jenner
Andy Loge
G. Gartenman
Raleigh Robinson
Ed Abplanalo
California
Whooping Cough Remedy Widely Used Says Reporter
The article warns whooping cough is dangerous for children under five yet can be quickly cured without opiates by Chamberlains Cough Remedy. It notes its use in many epidemics with pronounced success and praises its safety and palatability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fichu
Loras Great Sacrifice Revealed by Silent Love
In a tale of three hearts, Lora Bissell sacrifices her chance at marriage to Lewis Martin to help his wife Dorothy. Dorothy marries Martin and bears a child Mae, while Lora quietly supports them for years. A sudden return reveals Maitin’s gratitude and Lora’s enduring devotion as Mae calls her aunty mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora
Dorothy
Lewis Martin
Lora Bissell
Lewis
Daener
Lore Bissell
Leora
Tam
Matuina
Little Mae
Martin
Miss Bissell
Mae
Papa
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