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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1921

Page

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Sunman Visitors and Winter Guests During Cold Week

Mrs William Turner Sr of Cincinnati was a week guest with relatives and friends. Mrs John Winegard spends winter here with daughter Mrs James Amber. Mrs Shazer to spend winter with John Minger and wife. Light snow morning of the 12th then melted. Henry Barnfiher and wife visited son Ed and family. Irvin Wonning and wife of Batesville visited Henry Schwears and granddaughter. Noble Robbins and family visited Batesville relatives Sunday. Marie Zimmer age 13 died near here after brief illness of influenza. funeral at Hubbels Corner. Armistice Day observed locally.

William Turner Sr Cincinnaiati John Winegard James Amber Shazer John Minger Henry Barnfiher Irvin Wonning Batesville Henry Schwears Noble Robbins Marie Zimmer Andrew Zimmer Here Hubbels’ Corner

Sunman School Notes Highlight Music Sports and Programs

The Sophomore Class studies The Oregon Trail while Freshmen finish Treasure Island. The Lyceum Course opened at the church with a program by Nevin Concert Co. Students urged to attend Althor for music appreciation. Wells Company visit on December 2. PTA meets December 1 with a good program. Sunman boys lost to Napoleon 14 to 5 but will host next. Books added to the library and domestic science interest grows.

Oregon Trail Treasure Island Nevin Concert Co Althor Wells Company Parent- Teacher Association Osgood Napoleon Pathe Sunmen Sunman

Moving picture and vaudeville show comes to Weisburg

The town hosts a moving picture and vaudeville show with seats at ten cents. Lorene Nedderman and Selma Wippel of Sunman visited, while Frank Tangmen family from Batesville spent the weekend nearby. Howard Fossard is a leading actor and may attend free next week. Weather and social notes follow with local chatter and jokes.

Lorene Nedderman Selma Wippel Sunman Frank Tangmen Batesville Howard Fossard Nick Brunner A John Scholl Rev. Proehl Hamilton

SHARP'S CORNER Sunday social notes

Herman Brinkman and wife and Clyde Tegarden and wife spent Sunday with Henry Wittkamper and family. Russell Reddert of Mt. Healthy Ohio visited Miss Alice schom ber. Louis Wittkamper dealt at Morris Saturday. Ed Wirtz owns a new ten roll McCormick shredder unloaded Saturday. Carrie Bauman returned from Cincinnati after visiting relatives. Henry Wittkamper called at Oldenburg Saturday. Ben Fledderman and Louis Knecht Sr. called at Muncie Indiana. Bertha Crusa of Cincinnati visited her parents Charles and Mrs Crusa Sunday evening.

Herman Brinkman Clyde ‘Tegarden Henry Wittkamper Russell Reddert Mt. Healthy Alice Schomber Louis Wittkamper Morris Ed Wirtz Carrie Bauman Cincinnati Oldenburg Ben Fledderman Louis Knecht Sr Muncie Indiana Bertha Crusa

Local Families Share News On Week's Moves And Visits

Clarence Holdgrieve stays with sister Mrs. Miller for several weeks. George Fahlbush leaves housekeeping to live with daughter Mrs. Charles Bramlage. Frank Stock and daughter Helen visit Max Stock family. Charles Winkler travels to New Alsace with kin. Weisenbach couple celebrate silver jubilee with children and relatives. Aug Weisenbach to St Francis Seminary. Merkel and Amberger family guests from Cincinnati. Misses Meyer depart for Indianapolis for work. Huser of Knochsburg visits. Winkler family at Needham. Glaub family visit Batesville. Stock relative Aloys of New Alsace calls. Siefert family drives to Oldenburg. Hartman family visitors from Orlando Florida. Merkel and son Joseph visit Cincinnati relatives.

Clarence Holdgrieve Miller George Fahlbush Charles Bramlage Frank Stock Helen Stock Max Stock Charles Winkler New Alsace Frank X. Weisenbach August Jacob Amberger Louis Merkel Cincinnati Jacob Amberger Jr Clara Raab Mary Weisenbach Weisenbach St. Francis Seminary Clara Matilda Meyer Indianapolis Helen Gehrich Batesville Huser Knochsburg Needham Mike Glaub Aloys Stock George Siefert Oldenburg Henry Hartman Robert John Carry Orlando Florida Stephen Hartman P. J. Merkel Joseph

Local Visits and Social Notes From Illinois and Cincinnati

Leonard Tangman and the Miller family of Illinois visit James Miller and family. Mrs Arthur Gillespie of Cincinnati spends days with her mother Mrs August Gunter. Ray Ransom and family return from Cincinnati. Erma Fishmer and Esther Deye visit Cincinnati friends. William Meister visits Henry Meister and wife in Cincinnati. Mrs H Robinson and Mrs Samuel Wilkshire call in Cincinnati. County Red Cross Nurse visits Spades School. Q M Friel family visit Weisburg. Adams Township Teachers Institute held here last Saturday.

Leonard Tangman Jacob Miller Illinois James Miller Arthur Gillespie Cincinnati August Gunter Ray Ransom Babe Erma Fishmer Esther Deye William Meister Henry Meister H. Robinson Samuel ‘Wilkshire County Red Cross Spades Q. M. Friel Michael Hohman Weisburg Adams Township

Local Social Roundup From Deweytown and Nearby

Henry Pulskamp spent days with brother George and family at Yung's Corner. Mrs. Margaret Wallpe visited Leo Lorenz and George Pulskamp families Sunday evening. Robert Volz and Nora with husband of Indianapolis visited Mike Wallpe's relatives the past week. FEJ Wallpe and wife attended scallers at Batesville Monday. Shredders are active in the area. A Thanksgiving turkey dinner will be held at St. Mary's of the Rock. All invited to share the day and reconnect with old friends.

Henry Pulskamp George Yung’s Corner Margaret Wallpe Leo Lorenz George Pulskamp Robert Volz Nora Indianapolis Mike Wallpe FE. J. Wallpe Batesville Shredders St. Mary's of the Rock

Adams Church Social Notes and Local Visits

Adams Church reports Ida Wissel and Anna Heese spending Tuesday evening with Hilda Schutte. Rev H Heeseman and Mrs. Bernhard visited Lookout Saturday. Heeseman family and Henry Westerman's group visited August Crum family Sunday. Drockelman and family visited Miller and Edna. Anna Heeseman attended institute at Spades Saturday. Luther League social set for Thursday. Local farmers expect shredding finish this week if weather allows.

Ida Wissel Anna Heeseman

How Not to Take Cold

Some people get frequent colds while others rarely do. Those who stay healthy shower daily in a warm room, keep windows open, avoid overheating, and avoid getting feet wet. At first signs of a cold they use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to end it quickly. Tribune Job Printing Always Pleases.

Chamberlain

Local Social News From Pleasant Park and Nearby Areas

Clarence Prakel of Pleasant Park spent Sunday with home folks Harvey Steinfort visited his parents near Spades Saturday Dick Einhaus and wife visited East Napoleon and Napoleon relatives Alfred Robbins and family visited Greensburg planning to move to Decatur County Fred Luers George Meister helped shred corn Miss Helen Steinfort staying with Harvey Steinfort Mrs Mary Schorling ill at daughter’s home Lydia Huneke left for Cincinnati for winter work Farmers attended Hayti School Federation meeting

Clarence Prakel Pleasant Park Harvey Steinfort Frank Steinfort Spades Dick Einhaus John East Napoleon Anna Smith Napoleon Alfred Robbins Greensburg Decatur County Fred Luers George Meister John Praker Helen Steinfort Near Harvey Mary Schorling Louis Timpke Adams Church Lydia Huneke Cincinnati Hayti School Federation of Farmers

Local Social Notes from Penn Town Area

Fred Brumpter returned home from near Brookville on Saturday. Mrs. Roy Terry attended Teachers Institute at Spades on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer visited John Denni and family Sunday. Lena Drake entertained guests the following Sunday. A list of several residents from Penn Town and Sunman visited, including Casper Bartling family and Alma Roberts, with others like Lena Brumpter and Lena Kroenke. Lena Brumpter also visited Cincinnati for a week. Mrs. William Meyer called on Mrs. John Hoffmockel Monday. The group attended a Lecture and Entertainment Course in Sunman Monday night.

Fred Brumpter Brookville Roy Terry Teachers Institute Spades William Meyer John Denni Lena Drake Henry Price Thelma Dorothy Schuck Gladys Behlmer Sunman Casper Bartling Hazel John Bartling Alma Roberts Penntown Casper Irrgang Henry Kroenke Lena Brumpter Cincinnati John Hoffmockel

Sunday Visits Highlight Eastern Ripley Families

Charles Jenner and family spent Sunday with his father Alfred Jenner near Spades. Mrs. Conner Hutson and son Milton visited Batesville on Friday. William Meyer and wife spent Sunday with John Dennis and wife. Miss Anna Hutson of Penntown visited home folks Sunday. Calvin Hutson stayed Friday evening to Sunday afternoon. Walter Hildebrand visited Calvin Hutson on Sunday. Mrs. C Roberts called on Mrs. C Hutson Monday. Mrs. Jacob Hildebrand helped cook for shredders with daughter Mrs. Charles Jenner. Tuesday Mrs. Mike Peters helped Mrs. Henry Baas cook for shredders last Saturday.

Charles Jenner Alfred Jenner Spades Conner Hutson Milton Batesville William Meyer John Denni Anna Hutson Penntown Calvin Hutson Walter Hildebrand C. Roberts C. Hutson Jacob Hildebrand Mike Peters Henry Baas Jacob Hildebrand Sr Egypt Jacob Lizzie Abplanalp Sunman Anna Peters Progress Alma Wehrmeyer Eastern Ripley Ley Anna Baas Inlaw Mr. Fender Jennie Jenner Hazel Hutson Jenner

Rain slows PIPE CREEK corn shredders operations

Residents and helpers in PIPE CREEK report shredders making little progress over the past week due to rain. Mrs. Jacob Hildebrand Sr. of Egypt visited her daughter Mrs. Charles Jenner who is unwell. Local residents Jacob Abplanalp and Lizzie Abplanalp were in Sunman. groups assisted Mrs. Jenner with cooking for the shredder.

Christmas Seal Sale Begins Thanksgiving Day 1921

The Ripley County Anti-Tuberculosis Association starts Christmas seal sales on Thanksgiving Day November 24 1921. The society has donated $100 to the County Public Health Nurse Fund and $100 to the Health Crusade to be sent via County Nurse Miss Emily Hopkins. It plans further contributions as needed with an initial year cost for equipment. Seals will be sold in Ripley County schools under County Superintendent Hale Pickett.

Anti-Tuberculosis Association Ripley County Anti-Tuberculosis Society Emily Hopkins Ripley County Hale Pickett Minnie E, Wycoffp Secy Ripley T. B. Asv

Notice to Taxpayers on Adams Township Bond Issue

Ripley County Indiana Board of Commissioners will consider issuing bonds of 6000 dollars for highway improvements in Adams Township including Sunman. Taxpayers may be heard. Appeals by twenty or more taxpayers may follow the final determination with proper petitions to the County Auditor and State Board of Tax Commissioners.

Adams Township Ripley County Indiana George W. Trautman Board of Commissioners Sunman State Board of Tax Commissioners W. D. Robinson Aubtey

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