Batesville Callers and Local Tributes Highlight Week
Local notices show multiple Batesville residents visiting relatives and calling on neighbors including Miss Stella Oelrich Mrs Brams Mrs Foulbush and Mrs Meyer. Several out of town guests from Indianapolis Weisburg Cincinnati and Shelbyville were noted as visitors. The week also records the death of Mr Joseph Schantz and a forthcoming funeral at St. Anthony's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Oelrich
Batesville
Brams
Foulbush
Ed. Glowka
Mildred
Dorothy
George Huber
Ferkinhoff
Maude Walters
Indianapolis
Meyer
Wm. Huber
Edwina
Maurice Volz
George Gutzwiller
Weisburg
Fred Bittner
Cincinnati
John Weisenbach
Forthofer
Mr. Schreiner
Mike Glaub
Josephine
Clarence Donnell
Clarendon
Ark
Clara Tekulve
Fred Belter
Mike Gland
Jacob Amberger
Hilda
Wm. Schantz
Shelbyville
St. Anthony’s Church
John Wintz
Sophia Sieg
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Barbaa Schomber Weds Walter Bauman at Home Nuptials
Miss Carrie Richter visits Lawrenceville as Barbaa Schomber becomes Mrs Walter Bauman in a home ceremony at P. H. Schomber residence officiated by Rev Arndt of Elmwood Ohio. Attendants Chester Schomber and Carrie Bauman. Family and friends from Cincinnati and local areas attend. several relatives travel for the event.
Local Social Notes From Pepper Town Area
Peppertown Ford Brack conducted business at Batesville last Monday. Earnest Deoganes from Connersville visited relatives here Sunday. Will Horstman with sister Katie and Will Reifel with wife visited Frank Reifel at Stipps Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Brack of Bull Fork visiting Louisa Brack. Mayme Teifel from Connersville visiting her parents. Norma Settington of Connersville visiting recently. Clarence Richey and family visited John Wolfherst last Sunday. Aug Pepper was at Oldenburg Saturday. Katie Reifel of Connersville spent Sunday with her parents. Kay Pepper was at Connersville last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Brack
Batesville
Earnest Deoganes
Conneraville
Will Horstman
Katie
Will C. Reifel
Frank Reifel
Stipps Hill
Brack
Bull Fork
Louisa Brack
Mayme Teifel
Connersville
Norma Settington
Clarence Richey
John
Local Gossip from New Alsace Community Scene
Miss Clere Risch of New Alsace visits cousin Miss Agnes Castor last week. Various residents travel for visits, funerals, and family events including Mrs Anna Huser and son John to Knochsburg and the Brown funeral attended by Walter and Ed Meister of Cincinnati. Cancer claims Mrs Margaret Brown age 70. Rev A E Roberson officiates at Moores Hill church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clere Risch
New Alsace
Agnes Castor
Anna Huser
John
Knochsburg
Lewis Bruns
He Grosalts
Summan
Hn Schmalts
Walter Abplanalp
Batesville
Jacob Bockstabbler
Chil Chillicothe
Thomas Sunman
Murphy
Moores Hill
Dennis
Aug. Gunter
Elmer Barnes
Shelbyville
Margaret Brown
A. E. Roberton
Moores Hill M. E. Church
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Martha Cugry
Albert
Myrtle
Cincinnati
Sunman Social and Local Notes Round Up
Mrs Eliza Bruns visits her uncle Rolland Robinson Sr at Clinton. Henry Bruna visits his daughter Mrs Frank Lang at Morris. Chas Lang bought a new auto. Mrs Jane Gating and daughter spend days with John Hoff and family. Fred Albers and wife entertain Manchester relatives. Edna Martin and Will Ferris visit Cincinnati. Red Men banquet honors new members. Meads and wheat face fly damage. apples affected. Sam Frank of Cincinnati visits sister Mrs Joseph Dapps. Stanly Hussing helps Sunman band at Eureka band dance in Batesville. Mrs Henry Pohlar to city for appendectomy. Wayne Ferris of Cleves visits home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Bruns
Rolland Robinson, Sr
Clinton
Henry Bruna
Frank Lang
Morris
Chas. Lang
Jane Gating
Rays Crossin
John Hoff
Fred Albers
Manchester
Edna Martin
Will Ferris
Cincinnati
Red Men
Sam Frank
Joseph Dapps
Stanly Hussing
Lower Manchester
Sunman
Eureka
Batesville
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Born to Christ Schrank a girl named Anna Mary Helen
Haymond reports the birth Saturday with a baptism Sunday naming Anna Mary Helen. Local social notes include quilting party hosts Mrs Jos Rennebaum and visits by families from Sharon and Indianapolis. Community members attended communion at Morris with several families listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Schrank
Saturay
Anna
Mary
Helen
Jos. Rennebaum
Ben Evans
Sharon
Joe Strunk
H. Freese
Jack Ertel
Fred Hildebrand
Middletown
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Dr. A. T. Nutter
Lyric Theatre
Lieber’s
C. Timmerman
F. Lindenmaier
Coal and Cement
W. F. Krieger
Timmerman
Hillenbrand
Mehlon
Nonotice
Jak Yhgrety
Pigore
Sharp’s Corner
Carrie Richter
Lawrenceville
P. H.schomber
Barbaa
Walter Bauman
John Bauman
Arndt
Elmwood
Chester Schomber
Carrie Bauman
Henry Abpianaip
Chris
Sufferle
Raleigh Cook
Babe
North Branch
Fred Bauman
John Pohlar
Richter
Spades
Adam Baas
Mary Spacke
Louis Wittkamper
Frank Sellers
Chas
Clara Pohlar
Progress
Louis Tegeler
Pipe Creek
Peppertown
Firat Nau
Bate
Bualbesa
E. C. Tinmermann Trustes
Gaughery Tp
Tribune
Haymond
Gaberdine
Gabardine
Palm Beach
Royal Brand
H. H. Kramer’s Department Store
Meyer Hardware
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