Sunman Festival Opens With Eureka Band Tonight
Sunman opening dance set for Batesville Fair Grounds Saturday evening June 5 with Eureka Band performing latest music by Jazzmo Band. Memorial services held Sunday. local deaths include Lucy Fink who drowned in Fall Creek Indianapolis. Several residents hosting visitors and business updates noted across Sunman Lawrenceburg Versailles and Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka
Jazzmo
Elmer, Holwadel
Madisonville
Ohio
Herbert Cooper
Indiana
George Haag
Lawrenceburg
George Hill
Herman
Newport
Stephens
Frane Alexander
Miss Hazel
Louisville
Rosa Dietz
A. Behlmer
Joseph Dupps
Sunman Lodge
Grand Lodge
Indianapolis
Henry Bonfier
Aurora
Beer Bros
Wetzler
Mercury
Clarence Minger
Versailles
Ed Shazer
Frank Galbraith
Ottie Holwadel
Wm. Dieselberg
Daisy Butler
E. B. Vincent
Lucy Fink
John Fink
Lawrenceville
Fall Creek
George Richter
John Schutte
Chris Bohlke
Wm. Bernhard
Fred Bergman Jr
Fred Miller
Wm. Bergman
Fred Bergman
Selma Heeseman
Marie
Luella Timke
Bertha
Cora Timke
Alma
Edna Drockelman
Frank Steinfort
Harvey Steinfort
Henry Mang
Emma Prakel
Lewis Timke
Cassius Lauber
Heeseman
Albert Schrader
Maggie Scherling
Wm. Ahrens
Schutte
Bernhard’s
Pentecostal Eureka Band Serves German Services May 30
Penntown notes Eureka Band presents latest German services with Holy Communion next Sunday May 30 followed by memorial sermon. Several locals attend dances in Lawrenceville and visits to Brookville Kentucky family gatherings. John Mosmeier, business caller in Cincinnati, and George Mosmeier of Indianapolis visit relatives. Wittkamper visits and travels noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka
Jazzmo
John Mosmeier
Cincinnati
William Meyer
Lewis and
Raymond
Fred Baas
Batesville
Brookville
Ira Gesell
al Meyer
Kentucky
George Theobald
Casper Irrgang
Lawrenceville
Omer
Chas. Meyer
Casper Bartling
Henry Price
Thelma
Ralph Dare
Henry Bartling
Missi Alma Baas
George Mosmeier
Indianapolis
Lewis Wittkamper
Cincinnati visitors and local social notes
Mrs M Schmidt and daughter Margaret of Cincinnati visited John Kammeyer and family Saturday. Miss Irma Fischmer of Batesville spent Sunday with home folks. Mrs John Sieg returned home from Cincinnati Sunday. George Glade is ill with scarlet fever. Misses Mary and Emma Abeg glen and Miss Vera Stern of Martinsville spent several days with relatives here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka
Jazzmo
M. Schmidt
Margaret
Cincinnati
John Kammeyer
Irma Fischmer
Batesville
John Sieg
George Glade
Mary
Emma Abegglen
Vera Stern
Martinsville
SHARPS CORNER: Sunday Visits and Local Callers
Calvin Hutson and Hazel Hutson spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Anna Cardwell at Sharps Corner. Ed Pohlar was a caller at Morris on Thursday and again at Conner Hut t on Monday. Henry Spreckleson called at Batesville on Friday and Miss Nellis Spreckleson visited Elizabeth Franke's recently. Our paper reaches every home and helps reach buyers through us.
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Calvin Hutson
Hazel
Anna Cardwell
Alice Schomber
Ed Pohlar
Morris
Conner Hutt
Henry Spreckleson
Batesville
Nellis Spreckleson
Elizabeth Franke
Adams Church Socials and Nearby Visits
Adams Church notes list Sunday visits among local families including Richter Schutte Bohlke Bernhard Bergman Timke and Drockelman families plus Prakel Lauber Kenath Wissel and Schrader households. Also an advertisement for RAT-SNAP rat poison with testimonials from Woodbridge New Jersey and local sale by Meyer Hardware Co and Blank's Pharmacy.
Local Social Notes From Batesville and Nearby
Morris Grounds hosts visitors as Mrs F Beery and family call on Saturday. Mrs Max Stock spends Wednesday at Sunman. Mr and Mrs Leonard Hoff and children visit with Mrs Max Stuck. Mrs Jos Vogle and Mrs Rohl visit Cincinnati. Ed Riehle of Lawrenceburg visits home folks. Miss Mary Hartig of Washington visits friends here. John Nordmeyer and family drive to Cincinnati. Chas Winkler and family spend Sunday in Cincinnati. R F Reister makes Batesville calls Thursday. Mary Lillian Lang visits Sunman. Bramlage attends business in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batesville Fair Grounds
Eureka
Jazzmo
F. Beery
Batesville
Max Stock
Sunman
John Stewart
William
Rushville
Ind
Jos Vogle
G. Rohl
Wm. Merkel
Cincinnati
Leonard Hoff
Max Stuck
Chas. Winkler
Ohio
R. F. Reister
Ed Riehle
Lawrenceburg
Charles Bramlage
F. Lang
Lillian
John Nordmeyer
Mary Hartig
Washington
Rat-Snap advertised by Garner Hill shop in Gladstone NJ
Local dealer Meyer Hardware Co. and Blank's Pharmacy promote RAT-SNAP saying it kills rats, leaves no odor after petrifying carcasses, and comes in cakes in three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00. Cats or dogs won’t touch it. Sold with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Carpenter
Woodbridge N. J
Meyer Hardware Co
Blank’s
Blank's
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Batesville Area
Rain delays farm work as the region waits for better weather. Fred Luers and Elmer Luers visited Batesville Friday. Thomas Hanson of Indianapolis spent part of last week with his parents. Edward Vierling and wife visited his father-in-law Henry Cook and family Sunday. Raleigh Cook and family visited Mrs. Cook's parents at Sharp's Corner. John Praker and wife stayed with cousin John Bergman and Mary Steinfeldt in Napoleon Thursday. Fred Luers and Frank Meierle delivered rye to John Crum in Pierceville Thursday. Fred Krieger and William Foerster were guests of brother-in-law George Garteman and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Luers
Elmer
Batesville
Thomas Hanson
Indianapolis
Walter Hanson
Edward Vierling
Henry Cook
Raleigh Cook
John Bergman
Mary Steinfeldt
Napoleon
Frank Meierle
Pierceville
John Crum
Fred Krieger
William Foerster
George Garteman
For a Weak Stomach Diet Advice and Beverages
The article offers guidance on dietary needs by age and occupation to keep bowels regular. It recommends Chamberlain's Tablets for relief when feeling full or constipated and urges moderation to prevent discomfort.
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Chamberlain
Real Estate Transfers Across Batesville and Townships
Anna Moeller and others sell Lot No 2 Batesville to Michael Bulach for 3500. Multiple deeds record transfers in Batesville and surrounding townships including Franklin Johnson and Adams with prices from 100 to 8000 and parcels ranging from 20 acres to 100 acres. Key parties include May C Haessig, Henry Stegemoeller, Lizzie Kaiser, John Wagner, Lucy McGuire, Thomas Wilson, and many others. Public record shows transfers to Clara Boyis, Cyrus D Tinker, Robt Bovard, and First National Bank among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Moeller Et al
Michael Bulach
Batesville
Frances Forthofer
Cecilia Cook
Howard Robinson
Frank R. Buenke
Jno
A. Druding
Magdalena Blank
Joseph Mollaun
Frederick F. Meyer
Edwards
Firsich
May C. Haessig
Anna E. Hillman
Franklin Tp
Henry Stegemoeller
Joseph A. Hassmer
Johnson Tp
Lizzie
Adams
Mary A. Gouge
Martha E. Waters
Washington
Thos. FE. Wilson
Edgar Thomas Newman
Osgood
Will A. Wayhinger
Forrest Hartley
Brown
Jesse Meisberger
Clarence G. Miller
Shelby
E. Houser
Charles McFarland
Delaware
Bertha Obendorf
Fred A. Brown
John A. Cole
Clara Boyis
Johnson
Frank Sellers
Cyrus D. Tinker
Charles L. Delay
Kate Hallowell
Harry Higgins
Bertha Higgins
Otter Creek
Thos. H. Delay
Jas. T
Percy F. Demaree
Joy Murphy
Arthur Cleveland
Amanda Eckstein
Wm. Eckstein
Franklin
David Brunsman
Mary Schwier Et al
First National Bank
Laughery
Ripley County
Henry H. Gookins
Inc
C. Muir
Mary E. Groves
A Party for Jim and Dorothy Ends With Surprise
Jim and Dorothy, recently married after wartime service, plan a home together but face money worries and stalled dreams. Dorothy lands a raise but their budget remains tight until a friend helps them find a four room modern apartment, renewing hope for a shared life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee
McClure
Dorothy
France
Cath bin
Jim
Innney
Tre
Jennie
Bill
Jind
Dorry
Parkey
National Nurseries Appeals to Ripley Farmers for Free Service Plan
The letter invites farmers and fruit growers in Ripley Co to join a three year free service contract including pruning spraying and replacement stock bought in 1919. It touts past service and stock quality, urges neighbors to join, and promises continued liberal terms and appreciation from National Nurseries.
Dont Always Blame Hens When Eggs Are Scarce
A short promotional notice explains that rats may be stealing eggs and credits U S government bulletins. It advertises RAT-SNAP poison in three sizes 26c 50c and 1 00 with guidance to place where rats travel. Sold by Meyer Hardware Co and Blarnk's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Meyer Hardware, Co
Blarnk
Red Cross Meeting At Christian Union Church
Adams To Chapter American Red Cross members invited to a Sunman meeting at 7 00 p m on Friday May 28 to decide if they will engage a Red Cross Public Health Nurse for service.
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Christian Union Church
Sunman
Adams To
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Notice to Signers of Telephone Petition in Batesville
The Batesville Telephone Company refused to approve the proposed petition and signers are notified to have their telephones removed by June 1. The committee states the decision reached last Saturday and promotes a platform urging daily work and advertising.
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Batesville Telephone Company
Trustee's Notice of Monthly Township Meetings
Trustee announces monthly township business sessions at Morris on the first Saturday Sunman on the second and third Saturdays and at home on the last Saturday each month. This notice records schedule for public attendance and local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Sunman
Rat Snap kills rats Meyer Hardware Co headline
Rat Snap kills rats at Meyer Hardware Co. support and local retailer report shows effective use of bait to remove rodent problems.
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Penntown
Spades
Adams Church
Garner Hill
Gladstone
N. J. Sells
R. R
By Mattie A. Ramsay
Ripley Co
Blank’s Pharmacy
The
Batesville Bank
Tri-State Butter Co
Ing H
Cincinnati, Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Tri-State
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