Local Social Notes And Visitors At Area Towns
Mrs James Miller of Lawrenceburg visited her seriously ill mother. A daughter was born to Lewis Minne man and wife on Sunday May 14. Mrs Geo Drake of Shelbyville visited her parents Friday and Saturday. Carrie Ransom attended Batesville Friday. Anna Gunter traveled to Cincinnati Saturday for a brief visit. Mrs Harry Wiesehan was in Batesville Saturday. John Minger and wife of Sunman plus Mrs Schafer and others visited Anthony Neufarth family near Clinton Sunday. Joseph Schmalz of Indianapolis spent Sunday with his family. Frieda Fishmer stayed several days with Batesville friends last week. Mrs Geo Heller is home ill with rheumatism. Geo Tangman and wife of Weisburg visited his mother recently. Mrs Ensinger of Batesville called on Mrs John Schmaltz Monday. May Cooper, Mrs Louis Brady, and Mrs Frank Linden and daughter of Cincinnati were guests of August Franke family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Lawrenceburg
Lewis Minneman
Geo. Drake
Shelbyville
Geo. Heller
Carrie Ransom
Batesville
Harry Wiesehan
John Minger
Sunman
Schafer
Dunn
McGuire
Anthony Neufarth
Clinton
Joseph Schmalz
Indianapolis
Frieda Fishmer
Geo, Tangman
Weisburg
Ensinger
John Schmaltz
May Cooper
Louis Brady
Frank Linden
Cincinnati
August Franke
C.newfarth
C. F. Flecher
Robinson
Aurora
Frances King
Newpoint
Fred Tangman
Father Rapp
Newfarth
Lucinda Taylor
Batonville
Mary Kassens
James Scively
Wm. Alya
Lewis Sieg
Fred Albers
Manchester
St.Paul’s Cemetery
Knights of Pythias
I. C. C. F. Grand Lodge
Leona Kissler
Yula Vogel
W. W. Bigney
Lynn
Michael Hornig
Osgood
John Beer
Richard
Brookville Social Notes and Local Outings
PIPE CREEK R A Stout of Brookville was a caller here last week. The Penntown choir outing occurred at Rennecamp Grove Sunday afternoon. Lizzie Abplanalp spent Wednesday with Batesville. Adam Huber and wife of Sharp's Corner visited Mrs Wittkampper and daughter Sunday. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp visited Jacob Berg and wife Friday. Ollie Baas called on the scribe Saturday evening. Mrs Fred Abplanalp and Myrtle spent Sunday with cousin Lizzie. John Drake, north of Brookville, visited home folks Sunday. Jacob Abplanalp captured a chicken thief in his barn Friday. the thief was Mrs Mink. Mr Christie went to Sunman Saturday for furniture for a party moving to the Joe Westrick farm north of here. Spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Grothaua and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Stout
Brookville
Penntown
Rennecamp Grove
Lizzie Abplanalp
Batesville
Adam Huber
Sharp's Corner
Mrs. Wittkamper
Jacob
Jacob Berg
Ollie Baas
Fred Abplanalp
Myrtle
Lizzie
John Drake
Jacob Abplanalp
Mink
Mr. Christie
Sunman
Joe Westrick
Here
Union Church
Linville
Moores Hill
Julia Robinson
Room No. 2
Sunman Residents Oppose Annexation Plan
Sunman town trustees seek to annex adjacent territory citing finances. Residents led by W W Ferris claim annexation would shift debt and ignore equal street, store, post office, fire, and light benefits. They urge justice and vow legal action to stop the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunman
Ripley County
Osgood Journal
Atty. C
Royce
United States
Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Co
Farmers’ Mutual
Adams Township
Circuit Court
General Assembly
State of
Indiana
Local family notes and social calls from Deweytown area
Wm Volz of Egypt and Mrs M Wallpe visited their brother John in Bellevue Kentucky who is ill. Mr and Mrs Q Wallpe and son Paul called on Ben Dirckhussing and Wm Volz. Henry Volz and family visited Henry Flaspohler. Mrs Henry Pulskamp returned from Cincinnati after a week with relatives. A large group of youths went fishing Sunday and caught many fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Volz
Egypt
M. Wallpe
John
Bellevue
Q. Wallpe
Paul
Ben Dirckhussing
Henry Volz
Henry Flaspohler
Henry Pulskamp
Cincinnati
Social Notes from Sharp's Corner and Nearby Areas
Hayes Osborne and wife near Spades join Mrs. Effie Perry of Wheel ing West Virginia and Will Koester and family visiting Chas Crusa and wife. Aug Richter visited Sunman. John Sieg and son from Spades with Wm Baas of Penntown visited Adam Baas. Otto Pohlar and friend from Cincinnati visited John Pohlar. Adam Baas and Frank Sellers did business at Sunman. Frank Arkenburg and Addie Powell and mother from Milan spent Sunday with Frank Sellers's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes Osborne
Near Spades
Effie Perry
Wheeling
W. Virginia
Will Koester
Chas. Crusa
Aug. Richter
Sunman
John Sieg
Spades
Wm. Baas
Penntown
Adam Baas
John Schmocker
Otto Pohlar
Cincinnati
John Pohlar
Frank Sellers
Chris Newforth
Fred Pohlar
Batesville
W. H. Fitch
Frankf Arkenburg
Addie Powell
Milan
Local Notes From Penntown and Surrounding Areas
Missee Maud and Susan Stabley of Cincinnati visited Sunday with Howe folk. Rev. Pohl of New Alsace seen in our vicinity last week. Geo Stabley played ball at Sunman Sunday. Wae Renvekamp drove to Sunman last week. Anthony Billman and wife visited J C Stahley. John Follick and wife of Dayton are visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missee Maud
Susan Stabley
Cincinnati
Howe Folke
Rev. Pohl
New Alsace
Midaie
Geo Stabley
Sunman
Wae
Renvekamp
Anthony Billman
J.C. Stahley
John Follick
Dayton
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery relieves colds quickly from fall to spring. It pledges to curb coughing and heal inflamed airways, touts easy administration, antiseptic healing, and urges keeping a bottle on hand with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. C Jesseman
Franconia
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Central Ave
Grand Central Depot
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Hillenbrand
Metz
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DR. H. Seevers
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Anna Gunter
Pipe Creek
Frank Galbraith, Jr
J. M. Kuebel
Friendship and Dillsboro
the Cigar Co
Ed Schuck
Sunman, Ind
W. W. Ferris
Deweytown
Sharp’s Corner
Lockwood 5
Lockwood
Rare Sav
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Kabo
Burst & Weigel
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S. Ohio Ave
Columbus, Ohio
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