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Newspaper
Batesville Tribune
Location
Batesville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1909
Page
5
Sunman reports include Mrs. Albert Behlmer shopping in Cincinnati while Ken Bruns visits his parents. Funeral services for Mrs. C C Culver were held at the C U church with interment at St Pauls M FE church. The 68 year old Christian church member from Newpoint left a husband and many friends.
A crowded home grounds witnessed Milan beat Aurora 4 to 0 in a Sunday ball game. Milan plans a return match next Sunday. Gust Franke of Spades made a business call, and Harry White left for Washington to take a Civil Service post. A new upright piano for sale as cash or trade, box 507 Milan.
Mrs John Jacobs and children from Ohio visited relatives here last week George Menchhofer of Hallstown called on relatives and friends Henry Miller and wife visited relatives at Waldron Saturday Several from this place attended the dance given by Miss Clara Barg Dieckmann and family visited Henry Poske's at Batesville Sunday
Peter Etter Sr hosts friends at St Nicholas. Cincinnati guests Ben Oldendick and Wn Hoffmann visit relatives. Kirschbaum and Scheele call on Brookville. Richard Springman and wife attend Bedel Lamping wedding at Hamburg. Louis Barnhorst and Carrie Jansing wed at St Marys of the Rock Haymond in a high mass. The couple will live with Barnhorst parents on the farm.
The Morris Fire Co. Sunday gathering was a success with attendees enjoying a fine time. August Lind and wife of Cincinnati visited, Miss Rose Walsman returned to Indianapolis after a vacation here, Miss Stella Oelrich of Indianapolis is vacationing with local parents, and several residents traveled or hosted visitors including Adelaida, Vera Apfel, Joe and Harry Harvey and others. Anthony Harlow photographed the old Morris home and a local wild cucumber tree claimed to be unique in the region. Mrs. S Wippel hosted her Cincinnati relatives.
Pipe Crebek Henry Borgerding and family entertained relatives from Cincinnati Geo Osburn and Fred Abplanaip. Adam Huber of Sharps Corner and Anna Wittkamper with her guest spent Sunday with Jacob and Lizzie Abplanalp. Henry Pohlar of Cincinnati visited locally. Lectures of visits to St Peters and Sharps Corner noted. Confirmation set for Sunday Sept 5 at German Lutheran church Penntown.
Mrs Scott Jones visits Rushville while El Martindale spends weekend with Dr T O Allen in Centerville. J A Fisher and family guests of friends as Fischer moves to Laurel to lead its schools. Grace D of R Lodge picnic in Banes grove marks its 21st anniversary with 36 attendees. Health notes and various visits from Newport Ky to Kokomo and Cincinnati accompany the week’s rural social round.
Miss Emma Taylor of Aurora visits sister Mrs G C Tyrrell. Miss Marjorie Smith of Cincinnati and Hayes Osborn of Sunman visit friends here. Miss Ruth Holman stays with the Warfields at Correct. Omer Cooley and family attend Brownstown homecoming last week. Mr Cowley ill with typhoid after returning home. A son born to Robert and wife on August 26. Holman Folsom of Philadelphia visits John Folsom and wife. Marriage licenses issued for Iva Shadday Roxie Wiley and Alexander Schmalz Anna Nocks
Miss Florence Peine spent a week in Dayton Ohio for a vacation starting Monday morning. Cincinnati visitors included Joseph Reis Mrs Gloeckner and Joseph Wilson who visited relatives here Sunday and returned to Cincinnati Monday morning. Mrs C W Friend of Cincinnati visited relatives here Sunday and left Monday with her niece for a two week stay. Mrs B Lierup of Cincinnati visited her brother Henry Robben Sunday before returning home. Harry Lamping came back Thursday evening from several days in Cincinnati.
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