Sunman Area Social Notes Include Visits and New Store Opening
Charles Fink and wife attended the funeral of their nephew Thomas Patterson at Batesville on Tuesday. The new Goldschmidt building store opened with a full house and a cone of ice cream for entrants. Various residents and visitors from Cincinnati Dayton Versailles Greensburg Milan and St. Marys were listed with arrivals and calls in Sunman and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fink
Thomas Patterson
Batesville
Olive Holwadel
Cincinnati
Gross
Ida Raudebaugh
Cyrus
St. Mary's
Ohio
Sunman Una
Lynn Rigney
C. Holwadel
Latesville
Albert Behlmer
Edward Eldridge
Moores Hill
Dayton
Greensburg
W. D. Robinson
G. 2. Ashton
Versailles
Noble Robbins
Milan
George Schumacher
Bertha McGarry
Sunay
Sunman PTA Meeting Highlights School Progress and Events
Sunman School notes a Thursday PTA meeting with County Superintendent Hale C. Pickett addressing on improving schools. Library expansion and 56 members, honor roll students across sophomore and freshman grades, tests for sixth and eighth grades, readings from Miles Standish and The Gray Champion, a November basketball game vs Napoleon, domestic science bazaar plans, and top student Miss Bertha Smith in Room Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale C. Pickett
Evelyn Darling
Ruth Cowles
Carl Habericht
Wallace Dreyer
John Hohman
Lorarine Nedderman
Cecile Sunman
Lucile Brinkman
Exstal Minneman
Ralph Cook
Ralph Dreyer
Roy Nedderman
John Fritsch
LW. of
Miles Standish
Fridas
Napoleon
Sunman
Bertha Smith
M. Ob
Local Social Clips From East Ripley General Area
Mrs. Conner Hutson called at Morris on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jacob Berg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Godfried Huber. Mrs Jacob Berg called at Sunman on Monday. Jacob Abplanalp and sister visited their brother Charles and family on Sunday. Charles Jenner and family were callers at Sunman Sunday morning. Alfred Jenners and daughter Jennie visited Charles Jenner and family on Sunday afternoon. Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp waited at Batesville Thursday afternoon. Earl Baas stayed with Alfred Wehrmeyer from Thursday evening to Friday morning. Mrs Henry Baas was a caller in Sunman Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conner Hutson
Morris
Jacob Berg
Godfried Huber
Sunman
Jacob Abplanalp
Charles
Charles Jenner
Alfred Jenners
Jennie
Jacob
Lizzie Abplanalp
Batesville
Earl Baas
Alfred Wehrmeyer
Henry Baas
Wittkampers and neighbors visit in Sunday calls
Henry Wittkamper and family visited Henry Kroenke and family Sunday evening. Mrs Henry Schomber called on Mrs Ben Horstman who is ill. Louis Wittkamper and wife and daughter Trene joined Adam Huber Jr and family. George Pohlar Sr and family were at Batesville. Louis Wittkamper runs the company shredder for Dan Reddert and William Dieselberg. Henry Reddert called on Henry Schamber Sunday evening. Several Wittkempers and Ben Fleddermar and Henry Kroenke were business callers at Versailles Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wittkamper
Henry Kroenke
Henry Schomber
Ben Horstman
Louis Wittkamper
Trene
Adam Huber Jr
George Pohlar Sr
Batesville
Shredder
Dan Reddert
William Dieselberg
Henry Reddert
Henry ‘Schamber
Henry Witt ‘Kamper
Ben Fleddermar
Versailles
Weather delays Lichtenburg pike work in Weisburg report
The weather has halted the contractor on the Lichtenburg pike project in Weisburg. Officials express hope for improved conditions to allow completion soon. Local notes mention residents visiting relatives, school events, and community happenings including a teachers' institute and a basket ball game interest.
Local Social Roundup From Penntown
Mrs Will Meyer Mrs John Bartling and daughter Roth fllen spent Wednesday of last week with Mrs George Pulskamp of Yung s Corner The Ladies Aid meeting was well attended here last Thursday after Messrs Charles and Louis Meyer Bred Pramnouter sid Henry Bartling spent Simany with home folks John Stebter motored to Cincinnati to fetch his wife and children who had been visiting there a week They returned home Sunday William Balls and a family spent Sunday evening with Jim Hamilton and wife Herman Plum of Cincinnati visited with John Bartling and family on Saturday evening and Sunday Mrs mudd ie Brinkman and Mrs bda Raudebaueh one son Cyrus called on Mrs Al Meyer Monday afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Meyer
John Bartling
Roth Fllen
George Pulskamp
Jim Hamilton
Herman Plum
Cincinnati
Mra
Die Brinkman
Bda Raudebaueh
Cyrus
al Meyer
Spades Community Social Notes Include Visits
Henry Bruns returned home after several weeks visiting relatives in Dayton Ohio. Erma Fischmer was a passenger for Cincinnati. Joel Barnes and Edward Branagel of Shelbyville visited Wilbur Gunter. Estelle Terry visited sister Olive at Oldenburg Academy. Mrs. James Miller visited her sister J Wurtz at Batesville. Louis Ertel and family and Mr and Mrs Jacob Ertel visited Q M Ertel and family. Elizabeth Fishmer spent Friday at Sunman. Everet Seevers visited his parents in Milan. Frank Fishmer and family visited Frank Steinfort and family at Spades Route 1. Estehr Deve of Cincinnati came home for winter with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bruns
Dayton
Erma Fischmer
Cincinnati
Joel Barnes
Edward Branagel
Shelbyville
Wilbur Gunter
Estelle Terry
Olive
Academy
Oldenburg
James Miller
J. Wurtz
Batesville
Louis Ertel
Jacob Ertel
Q. M. Ertel
Elizabeth Fishmer
Sunman
Everet Seevers
Milan
Frank Fishmer
Frank Steinfort
Spades
Route No. 1
Estehr Deve
Local social roundup from Ellsworth and vicinity
Edward Barnfisher, wife and son, Ellsworth and Wendel Mistler and wives visited Herman Seevers and family. Raleigh Robinson and wife with Kathryn of Kammeyer’s Corner visited Harry Eberg and family. Mrs. Anna Holwadel cared for her ill mother in Cincinnati. Bert Anderson, Bert Wuellner, and Henry Hasssig travelled to Lawrenceburg. Mrs. Smoot returned to Ohio. Harry Eberg and Edward Barnfisher visited Mr. Fricen. Mrs. Cora Frever and Ida Drexelbere attended Ladies’ Aid at Sunman. Edward Barnfher, wife and son, with Harry Biddle and Harry Eberg visited Ottive Holwadel’s family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Barnfiher
Ellsworth
Wendel Mistler
Herman Seevers
Raleigh Robinson
Kathryn
Kammeyer
Lawrenceburg
Shredding Activity and Community Notes Across Local Farms
Farmers along R R No 4 corn shredding continues with activity around Batesville Lookout and North Branch. Residents like Mike Benz Fred Luers Albert Schrader Vernon Grossman and Herman Bohner join neighbors for family gatherings and church events as Mrs Henry Mang returns to Batesville with her daughter Mrs Harvey Steinfort and husband.
Trustee's Notice for Tuesday Office Meetings
E C Timmann township trustee announces weekly office hours at the First National Bank Building in Batesville each Tuesday for parties to call on township business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Batesville
E. C. Timmermann
Pink Salmon and Calumet Powder in One-Pound Cans
A brief notice lists pink salmon tall cans and Calumet Baking Powder one pound cans as available. The ad presents two grocery items in one compact listing for CHMeres.
Adams Church Guests Socialize Across Families
Ada Vogel and Hilda Schut attended Sunday at Miss Florence Grossman home. Mrs. William Pohlman visited Henry Vogel and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and Edna visited Henry Miller and family. Fred Drockelman family spent Sunday with Rakel family. Ida Wissel Helen Steinfort Gladys Fischmer Selma Anna Hoesemen visited Drees sisters. Fischmer Steinfort and family visited. Melvin Sylvanus Omer Steinfort spent Sunday with Harvey and family. Bergman boys and Carl Schnitcker visited George and Elmer Selke Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Vogel
Hilda Schutte
Florence Grossman
William Pohlman
Henry Vogel
Fred Miller
Edna
Henry Miller
Fred Drockelman
Rakel
Ida Wissel
Helen Steinfort
Gladys Fischmer
Selma
Anna Hoesemen
Alice
Edith
Clara Drees
Frank Fischmer
Frank Steinfort
Melvin
Sylvanus
Omer Steinfort
Harvey
Babe
Bergman Boys
Carl Schnitcker
George
Elmer Selke
Lower Pipe Creek Social Notes Mild Weather And Visits
Miss Millie White returns home for winter from Oxford Ohio. Miss Myrtle Morgan visited home folks Sunday. Mises Muriel and Millie White and Louis Wolf with wife spent Sunday with the Morgans. Bert and Dex Morgan visited at home. Rev. Simmons and wife Jewel of Greensburg with Mrs. Mary White of Batesville dined with Alden Jones. Russell Jones and Mrs Roy Quinlin with Arthur Lanning Brookville callers Saturday. Protracted services continue at Oak Forest. all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie White
Oxford
Myrtle Morgan
Mises Muriel
Louis Wolf
Mrs. Morgan
Bert
Dex Morgan
Rev. Simmons
Mr. Jewel
Greensburg
Mary White
Batesville
Alden Jones
Russ] Jones
Lafe Jones
Russell Jones
Roy Quinlin
Arthur Lanning
Brookville
Frank White
C. C. Shheckel
Oak Forest
Unclear fragment on individual and place across world
Fragmentary line discusses individuals as places to gift the world and mentions choice, echoing a quoted moral view without a clear event or source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gome
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Room
Sharp’s Corner
Weisburg
Lichtenburg
Tieterman Brothers
Anderson
Mrs. Zinser
Norman Sehell
Lawrence Dirge
Posey
Bonnell
Lorene McNamars
Teachers’ Institute
Lulu ‘Angman
Christ Zimmer
Big Four
Richard Woliung
Fassold
The
Sour High School
Henry ‘Tieterman
Frank
Lawrenceville
Howard Tangman
Manchester
Jacob Minneman
Hallowe’en
Marie Zimmer
Chamberlain
Penntown
Gana
Pacers
Clinton
R. R. No
Mike Benz
Fred Luers
Lookout
Albert Schrader
Fred Thielbar
Henry Mang
Harvey Steinfort
Albert Prakel
Charles Gausman
Vernon Grossman
St. Pius
North Branch
Herman Bohner
Cutters Corner
John Prakel
Adams Church
Ideal Cash Store
Kramer
Tribune
Victrolas
Boerstler
Sir Morris
Betsy
Fanchon
Phoenix
Armour’s
Armour
Rick
Wee Phoenix
Boxea
Kentucky
J. H. Wilker & Co
Pipe Creek
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