Sunman News Highlights Local Deaths and Happenings
Mrs Mayme Vogel traveled to Aurora. Mrs Amos Sims died after brief illness at Holman. Funeral at Hogan Hill Baptist Church. Tobias Hull attended the Sims funeral from Cincinnati. New bungalow for Mr and Mrs William McMullen. Ed Barnfiher, W W McMullen, and Lor Morrow attended the Sims funeral. Masons banquet at Masonic Hall with Manchester guests. Oysters celery and coffee served. The thief took a load of groceries from Doerflein and Neukam during a truck trip to Cincinnati. Ford Albers, former resident, near Manchester, ill with cancer. Several locals visiting relatives in Batesville and Indianapolis. Heavy rain and wind caused damage and knocked out telephones. Lute Lusk and wife attended the Masonic Banquet. L: 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Vogel
Aurora
Amos Sims
Holman
Hogan Hill Baptist Church
Tobias Hull
Cincinnati
Sims
William McMullen
Andrew Armbuster
Fern Ferris
Cleves
Wayne Ferris
Ed Barnfiher
Lanceiceburg
W. W. McMullen
Lor Morrow
Hogan Hill
Masonic Hall
Manchester
Watsie Hrunner
Liberty
Doerflein
Neukam
Tri-State
Will Turner
Batesville
Ford Albers
Australia
Noble Robbins
Morris
Charles Kammeyer
Robinson
Christ Robinson
Minnie Lange
Pontiac
Louis Sieg
Russell Walker
Milan
Harvey Roepke
Indhanapolis
Harvey
Frane Alexander
Indianapolis
Mary Alexander
George Stille
Lute Lusk
Thanksgiving prayers and local notices from Weisburg
The Weisburg column lists grateful prayers for Thanksgiving. It notes recent turkey dressings and local visits by John Scholl Otto Wollung’s ill children Elmer Horman of Indianapolis Rev Proehl at Batesville and the Tieteman brothers heading to Tipton Norma Scholl illness Len Tangman visiting relatives Walter Zimmerman’s recovery and a Friday Farmers meeting at the school house Social at Weisburg school enjoyed by attendees. A lost hunting dog described with a black eye and scarred nose is reported by John J Hohman and a health wealth advice line ends the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scholl
Cincinnati
Otto Wollung
Elmer Horman
Indianapolis
Rev. Proehl
Tribune
Batesville
Tieteman Brothers
Tipton
Norma Scholl
Len Tangman
Ilinois
Walter Zimmerman
Weisburg
John J Hdhman
Local social notes list visits and weddings across towns
Dr J T Carney holds daily office hours at John Zillebuehler's. Frank Schneider and family visited Max Stock and family. Frank Grunkemeyer returned from Illinois. Jacob Sieg and family visited Herman Grunkemeyer. Mr and Mrs Stephen Hartman visited friends in New Alsace. Frances Merkel went to Cincinnati. Marcella Reuter called in Batesville. Mrs M Stock spent time with her mother Mrs M Schneider and sister Mrs Charles Meister in Sunman. Alma Humig went to Cincinnati. Amelia Miller attended Ester Greve and Odell Hickman wedding in Greensburg on Wednesday Nov 16. Ben Schroeder Jr hosted Ed Stadtlander, Andy Hahn and families, Charles Schroeder, Golden, Joe Walters family, Sylvia Walters, Randolph Renz and Tress Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Carney
John Zillebuehler
Frank Schneider
Max Stock
Frank Grunkemeyer
Illinois
Jacob Sieg
Herman Grunkemeyer
Stephen Hartman
New Alsace
Frances Merkel
Cincinnati
Marcella Reuter
Batesville
M. Schneider
Charles Meister
Sunman
Alma Humig
Amelia Miller
Ester Greve
Greensburg
Odell Hickman
Ben Schroeder Jr
Local Social Roundup from Adams Church to Batesville
Sunday visits and Monday calls fill the region with family ties. Mrs Prakel and family spend at Adams Church while Fred Luers calls at Lookout. Conrad Luers visits Cedar Creek. Henry Schierenbeck and family, and John Praker host and travel between Batesville Laughery Bridge and North Branch with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Prakel
John
Adams Church
Fred Luers
Lookout
Albert Prakel
Fred Selke
Henry Mang
Oxsear Denker
Batesville
Harvey Steinfort
Ralph B. Croxton
Teachers’ Institute
Conrad Luers
Cedar Creek
Henry Schierenbeck
John Praker
Louis Timke
Timke
Marty Schorling
Fred Bergman
Laughery Bridge
North Branch
Walter Siebert
Fred Einhaus
William Schutter
Charles Siebert
Adams Church remains noted visitors and wind damage
Miss Alma Huneke and Edna Miller visited Misses Alice and Edith Drees Sunday afternoon. Bill and John Drees spent Friday with Fred Drockelman family. Henry Vogel and Ada were callers at Lookout. Hilda Schutte Florence Grossman Ada Vogel and Anna Heeseman visited Dorothy Behlmer. A strong wind Friday caused minor damage. Arthur Schnitker returned from Illinois and will stay in Indianapolis for winter. Ida Wissel left for Cincinnati for work. Arthur Carl Schnitker August Charles Bergman Ada Vogel Ida Wissel Selma Anna Heeseman visited Hilda Schutte. Marl Drockelman and Kedhward Bernhard visited Ernest Schutte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Huneke
Edna ‘Miller
Alice
Edith Drees
Bill
John Drees
Fred Drockelman
Henry Vogel
Ada
Lookout
Hilda Schutte
Florence Grossman
Ada Vogel
Anna Heeseman
Dorothy Behlmer
Arthur Schnitker
Illinois
Indianapolis
Ida Wissel
Cincinnati
Messrs
Arthur and
Carl Schnitker
August
Charles Bergman
Selma
Marl Drockelman
Kedhward Bernhard
Ernest Schutte
Social visits in Easten Ripley area noted
Alfred Jenner and daughter Jennie spent Sunday with Charles Jenner. Conner Hutson and wife called at Batesville. Walter Hildebrand visited Calvin Hutson. Calvin Hutson and Walter Hildebrand shared visits with Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp and family. John Bultman of Kansas joined Henry Tohnert and wife. Sunman visits by Calvin Hutson and Jacob Berg. Charles Abplanalp hauled wood to Sunman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Jenner
Jennie
Charles Jenner
Conner Hutson
Walter Hildebrand
Calvin Hutson
Jacob
Lizzie Abplan Alp
Charley
Batesville
Henry Tohnert
John Bultman
Kansas
Sunman
Jacob Berg
Charles Abplanalp
Chamberlains Tablets Praise From Mrs Ella Button
Mrs Ella L Button of Kirkville New York declares Chamberlains Tablets have done her a world of good and she has recommended them to friends. She notes relief from indigestion and constipation and urges others to try the medicine for themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Sunman School Notes Highlight Activities and Visits
Sunman notes show Freshman Latin tests and Early Roman Empire study while Sophomores tackle Cascar chapters. Teachers visit by county administrators on Nov 29 and Wells Company program on Dec 2 promises music readings and drama. Basketball vs Napoleon on Nov 25, Thanksgiving break, and PTA plans plus classroom stats and a crawfish sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Schneider
Wells Company
Sunman
Parent-Teacher Association
America
Ernest Neufarth
Mildred Behlmer
Mamie Bergman
Charles Lange
Evelyn Shook
I. W. Blackmore
Long
Close
Lawrenceville Area News Briefs and Local Weather
Irene Huber visited Mrs. Elizabeth Huber on Sunday in Blue Creek. John Boehm prepares poultry for Thanksgiving. John Hornberger Jr. moved to a new home. Rain halted shredding after a storm damaged several barns including Mrs. Jones and Christ Rische. Farmers meeting scheduled at the school house Friday Nov Bh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Huber
Blue Creek
Elizabeth Huber
John Boehm
John Hornberger Jr
Mellie Meyers
Mt. Sinai
Val Hartman Jr
Indianapolis
Elizabeth Jones
Teachers’ Institute
Oldenburg
Jones
Christ Rische
Local Residents Share Visits and Family News
Mrs A E Nickells Ed Barnfiher and families spent Tuesday with Harry Eberg. Will Degner and wife welcomed a baby girl born Nov 12. Lawrenceburg visitors included Edward Barnfiher and John Dieselberg. Mrs Ottive Holwadel returns from Cincinnati after her mother’s illness. Will Schnerman’s family hosted others Sunday. Dayton Kentucky visitors D Johnson and Frank Fishmer with families. Middendorf from Cincinnati visited son Oscar. Sam Laughlin was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Nickells
Ed Barnfiher
John Dieselberg
Harry Eberg
Will Degner
Edward Barnfiher
Lawrenceburg
Ottive Holwadel
Cincinnati
Will Schnerman
Harryberg
Charles Bliss
Ohio
D. Johnson
Dayton
Frank Fishmer
Spades
Will Schuerman
Mr. Middendorf
Oscar
Sam Laughlin
Burg
Belgian National Song Brabanconne Origin and Authors
Brabanconne is described as the national song of Belgium, first sung by insurgents during the September 1830 revolution. It credits a young Frenchman named Jenneval as author and mentions Campenhout as the composer. Jenneval died in combat with the Dutch at Ketchem, per the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenneval
Muale
Campenhout
Duteh
Ketchem
New International Aneyetopedia
Local Social Roundup From Sharp's Corner
Sunday visits populated Sharp's Corner as Paul Gaab and wife spent time with Henry Wittkamper family along with Casper Irrgang and Henry Presse. Alice Schomber called on Louis Wittkamper. Ben Fledderman and wife welcomed a baby girl. Joseph Flaspohlar from Morris passed through. Ernest and Daniel Knecht of Highland Center visited. Anna Vohlar, Oak Forest, works at the Fledderman home. Dorothea and Fred Wittkampper hosted Sunday School at Spades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gaab
Henry Kroenke
Henry Wittkamper
Casper Irrgang
Henry Presse
Louis Wittkamper
Alice Schomber
Ben Fledderman
Joseph Flaspohlar
Morris
Burg
Ernest and
Daniel Knecht
Highland Center
Anna Vohlar
Oak Forest
Dorothea
Fred Wittkumper
Spades
Smoke Without Fire at English Fabrication Firm
A commercial consultant was hired to review a British firm's efficiency and suggest improvements. He insisted on removing smoking prohibition signs after noting the factory, fully occupied, produced asbestos. His warning implied visitors would misjudge the plant’s operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borth
Ingland
Birds Do Valuable Work
The article estimates over 4.5 billion insect eating birds in the United States. Each bird can destroy up to 100 insects daily, highlighting birds' significant role in pest control and ecosystem balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Improving Speech: Stopping Youngsters From Saying I Wene
A note from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat urges teachers and parents to curb slang and speech errors. It advocates consistent pronunciation drills and exposure to standard language in classrooms and home life to guide the rising generation away from I wene and similar forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Deneverat
Batesville City Seeks Garbage Removal Bids by Dec 7 1921
Notice from the Batesville City Council invites bids for garbage removal from contract start until 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday December 7 1921. Details are at the City Clerk's office. Bid submissions must be filed with the City Clerk by 6:00 p.m. December 7 1921.
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City of
Batesville
Aloys M. Roell
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