Obituary for Catherine Frederck of Baden Germany
The obituary notes Mrs Catherine Frederck born in Baden Germany aged seventy one years one month three days. She moved to the United States at age nine visiting Louisiana before settling here. Survived by ten children including Lizzie Conrad and Caroline Oupel and many grandchildren and relatives. She joined the Methodist church then the Hurstown church and was active in religious services. The article honors her life and mentions a legacy of sympathy and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Tfrederck
Baden
Germany
Lousiana
Henry Frederick Ynise
Ger
Heer
Lizzie Conrad
Caroline Oupel
John Frederick
Jacob Frederic
Anna Wrehto O
Ward Frederick
Eva ‘Chwartz
Jacob Rudy
George Rudy
State of Washington
Sertian Methodist Church
Hursttown
Corey
Toonera
Greed
Piurstree Op
Agrifet Papt
Hey J. T. Tay- Boehar
Hey. Moeller
Rev. Peveti
David
Verdict for 2000 in Drury-Krogman case in Perry county
The Perry county trial awarded £2000 to the plaintiffs in the wrongful death case arising from the shooting of Mrs. Kate Drury of Tell City by neighbor Joseph Weigand. Weigand, intoxicated, killed Mrs. Drury after dispute over chickens. convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to life. Plaintiffs, relatives of the deceased, were represented by Armstrong, Zenor, Lambdin, Brown. Weigand’s defense cited liquor provided by licensed saloon keeper William Krogman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury Ebalvs Krogman Setaet
Perry County
Crawford
Kate Drues
Tell City
Joseph Weigand
Weigand
Patrick Moers
Drury
Washington Township
Kate Wolfe
Will Cry Sales In Harrison County Auction Services
Public sale notice from Winfield E. Sherrill of Mauckport Indiana offering auctioneering services in Harrison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Cry Sales
Aitetionegr
Tarrison County
Winfield E. Sherrill
Mauckport, Ind
In Memory of Grandma Pearson Passes at New Middletown
Mary A. Pearson of New Middletown, aged eighty three, died at home after a long illness. She married I Rucker, then Emerson S. Pearson, and leaves five sons, thirty grandchildren, and thirty five great grandchildren. Funeral at the M E church New Middletown conducted by Rev. Bentley with burial at Depaunchard Posey township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Pearson
New Milletown
I. Rucker
Elmyria Glaze
Elizabeth
Emerson S. Pearson
Death
Father
Great Beyond
Benjamine F
Coryden Junction
Frank
Charlie
Edward
Webster Township
Walter E
Oakland City
FE. McKinney
Louisville
John McKinney
Posey Township
M. FE. Church
M. of
New Middletown
Bentley
Depaunchard
Dennev
Voyles
Grandma
Pay Your Bog Tax Notice From the Assessor
Citizens of peace towns are warned to pay their taxes by May to avoid higher charges. The East region will impose more penalties if assessments are not settled when called. Prepared to pay when summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbistase
Texacen
Vowneiny Assessor
Remembering John H. Borst in Boone Township
John H. Borst aged twenty eight years ten months sixteen days died Sunday at his mother's home in Boone Township after a six month illness. He lived in Louisville before returning to Indiana. Funeral at St. Michael’s Cemetery Dogwood with burial at Laconia. He married Emma Wittnauer of Louisville. Survived by wife, mother, siblings and half siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Db. Borst
Mires
Margaret Borst
Boone Township
Louisville
Catholichurch
Laconia
Ind
Sk. J. Zirkelbach
St. Michael's Cemete
Dogwood
Emma Wittnauer
Lyog
Jeaver
Theresie Borst
Joe Nett
Benjamin Borst
Charles Borst
Why He Was Late
A short humorous ad style note where a family member explains being late after meeting Smithson and his stomach trouble. The line hints at a remedy Chamberlain's Tablets and ends with a seller note, Sold by all dealers. Apr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithson
Chamberlain
Cabbage Plant Sale Ad From Corydon Indiana
Mrs. C. C. Hubbard of Corydon Indiana advertises cabbage plants for sale at 50 cents per hundred. Varieties include Burpee's Allhead Ikarly and Jersey Wakefield. Contact RL ROS Fureka Phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burpee
Local items and notices from Depauw and area
Lula Tuell visited Louisville last week. Neighbors attended the river outing Sunday. Paul Summers and Wilber Mettling are sick. Ora Mettling and Daisy Brewster attended the Elizabet h High School play Saturday. Mrs John Summers champion chicken raiser with seventeen chicks from seventeen Rhode Island Reds. School closed Saturday with large attendance and hopes for Mr Hart to return next year. Jos A Vaughn to sell personal property by public auction at his Depauw residence on Saturday April 19 1915 beginning nine o clock. Items include mares, geldings, colts, Jersey cows and heifers, sow, drills, mower, rake, wheels, wagons, plows, crops, and more. See sale bills. Farmers urged to buy cow peas and seed oats at the Elevator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Mettling
Daisy Brewster
Elizabeth
John Summers
Rhode Island
Jos
A. Vaughn
Depauw
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Simeriy
Beret
Erin
United States
Congress
Trate Inry
Leglatutes
Krogman
Beeconicis
Rose Joans
Dai
Amis
Jivtiangpolis
Oto
Miss Paris
Wa Chindate Gawe
Endianapos
Pnus
Plarrison Cernly Cups
Viustee
Prustee
Weller’s
Dannenfeller
Grandma Pearson
Frost
Betto
Peatill
Joan
J. M Gipys
Lawrence
Kan
Rlf
Sloan
Cavern of Georgia
Theard Gov Brean
Savannah
Earl
Sloan, Bosten
John H. Borst
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Ben Borst
Fureka
Alow
Hurst, Hdw, Co
Valley Tin
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Glenwood
Lula Tuell
Paul Summers
Wilber Mettling
Hart
Terqartsn
Olds Engine
Web
Olds
A. J. Thomas
Corydon, Ind
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