Local names listed in community social note
A civic notice enumerates residents and their spouses and family members including Edwin Borchett and wife Harry Gesell and wife Fred Bosse and wife Elmer Gesell and wife J M Marticke and mother Edward Schone and family Frank Bergman and family Paul Schimpke and son Orlando Schorr Clarence Thie and family Edward Bergman Mrs Thielking and son J G Burwinkle and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Borchett
Harry Gesell
Fred Bosse
Elmer Gesell
J. M. Marticke
Edward Schone
Frank Bergman
Paul Schimpke
Orlando Schorr
Clarence Thie
Edward Bergman
Thiel- King
J. G. Burwinkle
Pretty home wedding unites Miss Anna Beinke and Edward Fischer
A Saturday afternoon ceremony at 3 o'clock at the bride's brother William Reinke's home near the city united Miss Anna Beinke and Edward Fischer. Rev. E Stroehlein of St John’s officiated. The couple will reside above East End Grocery. Leona Fischer served as bridesmaid and Albert Bessler attended the groom. A reception and feast followed the ceremony with guests making merry into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Beinke
Edward Fischer
E. Stroehlein
St. John’s
William Reinke
Leona Fischer
Albert Bessler
Beinke
Fischer
East End
Schumacher Carter Wedding Announced in Elsie Michigan
Relatives here receive notice of the marriage of Jacob Schumacher son of Philip Schumacher and his wife to Miss Hilda Carter. The ceremony occurred last Saturday June 10 in Elsie Michigan. Schumacher is a traveling representative of General Fire Extinguishers Company and the couple will visit home folks soon for congratulations. The North Vernon Sun reports the June 6 marriage of Miss Sadie Maschino to Leo Miller, with Miller and his brother connected to the North Vernon Sun publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Schumacher
Philip Schumacher
Hilda Carter
Elsie
Michigan
Schumacher
General Fire Extinguisher Company
North Vernon Sun
Sadie Maschino
Leo Qd. Miller
Batesville Herald
Batesville
Miller
Masons Plan New Temple Site in Greensburg
Greensburg Lodge No 36 F and A M has directed trustees to buy a suitable North Franklin Street site for a proposed temple. The building is estimated to cost about 60000 with a 380 member lodge noted as progressive in Greensburg. There is only one kind of Printing worth anything the right kind.
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Greensburg Lodge
Franklin Street
Greensburg
Newman earns BA and education degree at George Washington University
Otho L. Newman, Batesville native, tops a George Washington University commencement list earning a BA and a Bachelor of Education for outstanding work. He also wins the Daughters of the American Revolution prize for history and essays, a remarkable feat while maintaining government duties.
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Benham
George Washington University
Washington D. C
Otho L. Newman
District of Columbia
Newman
Batesville
Death Notice for Peter Probst of Lawrenceville
Peter Probst died at his Lawrenceville home on Tuesday after months of ill health. Born February 14, 1883 near Weisburg, he lived in Weisburg or Lawrenceville his whole life. He sold his farm months ago and moved to Lawrenceville. He married Ada Hornberger in 1909 and leaves a widow and three children, plus two brothers and five sisters. Funeral services will be at 1:30 Friday at the Lawrenceville M E Church, with burial in the church cemetery. Bruns and Hashagen funeral directors.
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Peter Probst
Lawrenceville
Weisburg
Ada Hornberger
George
Los Angeles
Cal
Harry
New Richmond
Ohio
Louise Schneider
Catherine Huber
Elizabeth Huber
Lena Hofmeckel
Anna Hornberger
Karl W. Paton
M. E
Lawrenceville M. E
Bruns and Hashagen
Indiana Hampshire’ Swine Breeders’ Association
Indianapolis
Matter Park
Marion
James ¥. Gallaher
Laporte
Michigan City
Clara Gibson Carl
Frank Carl
Hancock County
Edward A. Cooper
Bartholomew County
County Board of Review
Vaanderburg
English
Jeffersonville
Northern
Kentucky
Indiana
Milnois
Evansville
L’urdue University
Chicago
Purdue
University Farm
Thirty-ninth Field Artillery
Indiana National Guard
Purdue University
H. H. Swalm
Indiana Horticultural Society
Indiana Bankers’ Association
Monticello
Clay County
Martin County
Poland Farm
Shelbyville
Michigan Road
Allegheny Mountains
Jacob Venter Dies at 70 in Penntown Area
Jacob Venter, age seventy, died Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hildebrand Sr. near St Marys after a illness of two weeks. He lived in the Highland Center vicinity most of his life and is survived by sisters and a brother Edward of Highland Center. Funeral services will be at St Johns Church Penntown Friday at nine with burial in the church cemetery.
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Jacob Venter
Jacob Hildebrand Sr
St. Mary’s
Hildebrand
Highland Center
Mr. Venter
Card of Thanks to Mary Meyer Family
We thank all who were kind during illness and at the death and burial of our mother and grandmother Mrs Mary Meyer. Gratitude to automob ile donors pallbearers floral donors spiritual bouquet members of St Louis Choir and Fathers Adelbert and Pius. Frank Meyer and family.
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Mary Meyer
St. Louis
Adelbert and
Pius
Frank Meyer
Auto trip to Chicago by Thie Nickel and Schlesselman
A. H. Thie and sister Mrs. George Nickel with Fred Schlesselman left early Sunday by car for Chicago to visit relatives for a week or more. Thie and Nickel will stay with cousin John Siebenaler and family, while Schlesselman visits brother in laws Ben Engelbeck and William Wessel.
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A. H. Thie
George Nickel
Fred Schlesselman
Chicago
Mr. Thie
Public Sale at Commercial Hotel June 17
Public auction set for 1:30 p m next Saturday June 17 at the Commercial Hotel Building near the passenger depot. Items include dining room bedroom and kitchen furniture a range oil stove and many other articles. Charles E Davis proprietor. Fred Schierenbeck auctioneer. Charles Johnson clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Davis
Fred Schierenbeck
Charles Johnson
Pope's Affection for Reading Highlighted
A brief note from Pope expresses strong love for reading over social conversation. The speaker values literature and would choose reading company over engaging chat, showing a preference for intellectual activity.
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Pope
Reding
Heshand The Lady Falls Over Isindseme Tan
A terse report notes a woman experiencing a fall near a tan facility referred to as Isindseme. Details are sparse but indicate an incident requiring attention from onlookers and local authorities.
Early Indiana wheat cut signals historic 81 year gap
Indiana reports the first wheat cutting of the season on the Serwab and Gartner farm near Vincennes, claimed to be the earliest in 81 years for the region. Also notes postmaster appointments in Washington, policing at Indiana University, and varied agricultural and civic updates across the state.
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Indiana
Serwab
Gartner
Vincennes
Ward
Washington
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Fred Campbell
Bloomington
Indiana University
Herford
Sullivan County Thrashermen’s Organization
Sullivan County Farm Bureau
Lawrence County
Bedford
Dixie Highway
Shelbyville Road
Greenfield
Mutual Electric Lighting Company
Hammond
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central Railroad Company
Chicago River & Indiana
Chicago Junction Railways
A. H. Smith
New York Central
George Hannover
J. K. Parsons
Camp Knox
Adjt
Murry B. Smith
Adjutant General's Office
Kokomo Air Squadron
Pike County
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