Patricia or The Unknown Martyr Drama at Immaculate Conception
Sunday program in the School Hall features a four act drama Patricia or The Unknown Martyr by Immaculate Conception Academy pupils. Thirty nine cast members present Garden of Imperial Villa Palatine Palace Apartments of the Empress and a prison with music by Genung Jacobi Fleig Metzger and Reinacker.
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McLane
Immaculate Conception Academy
Patricia
Imperial Villa
Palatine Palace
M. Genung
Y. Jacobi
M. Fleig
C. Metzger
A. Reinacker
Sears Roebuck to pay 40 percent stock dividend
Chicago April 20. Directors of Sears Roebuck & Company voted a 40 percent stock dividend to stockholders of record June 15, payable July 16. The issue adds 30 million to the outstanding 76 million. The stock trades around 286 a share. Dividends drawn from accumulated surplus earnings pegged at 35,574,919 as of December 21, 1919. The aggregate market value then stands near 690.
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Chicago
Sears Roebuck & Company
Sears Roebuck
Public Auction North of Ferdinand and Huningburg April 28 1920
Auctioneer Fred Bromm lists 8 horses 8 cows 5 hei fers hogs wheat drill mower hay rake cultivator binder wagons harness and more. Terms cash under $5 notes over $5 with 6 months credit plus 8 percent cash discount. sale begins 1 PM. Henry Gehlhausen notice to mill men offers plain oak lumber and other stock with dates and prices.
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Ferdinand
Huningburg
Surrey
Fred Bromm
Henry J. Gehlhausen
Fables by Bourne group attack Wilson presidency
Washington critics charge the Republican Publicity Association of publishing Uncle Ted's Bedtime Stories as fables to discredit President Wilson. They allege the tales push anti-Wilson propaganda and fear Bolshevik influence, funded by Wall Street financiers to revive old Republican doctrine.
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Washington,d.c
Ted
Republican Publicity Association
Wilson
America
League of Nations
Great Britain
General Assembly
League
U. S
Jonathan Bourne
Washington
Wall Street
Zarn Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty and Abandonment
John Zarn files for divorce from Ida Zarn at Troy citing cruel treatment and final abandonment. Married October 1, 1908, they lived apart since April 5, 1915, with Ida leaving repeatedly and declaring she would earn a living without slave labor. Former Ferdinand residents ran a bakery here. John baked for Daunhauer before moving to Troy.
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John Zarn
Ida Zarn
Troy
Cannelton Enquirer
Zarn
Ferdinand
John
Joe Daunhauer
Notice on Spoke Timber Deliveries and Purchases
All persons who spoke tim ber split out to sell to the Hail Spoke Co at Ferdinand must deliver the same on or before May 12 1920. We expect to discontinue buying spoke billets. Gas date at Wedinand. We will buy the come dimension.cea Miao wagind. Bid us con xe Se.
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Perasat
Hail Spoke Co
Ferdinand
Wedinand
Busy Cupid Sparks Multiple Local Weddings
In St Ferdinand and surrounding towns this week several marriages took place. Emma Hoge wed Robert Schum at St. Ferdinand Church with a reception and dance at the couple's homes. Caroline Uebelhoer wed Herbert Lueken at Schnellville with alders and a later dance. Richard Klueh and Emma Schlachter married in Ferdinand with an all day reception and Kost's hall dance. Dora Heilers married James Schwighammer at St Henry with an all day reception and large guest list. Lorina Wehr and Mike Jahn wed at St Anthony with plans to farm between St Anthony and Jasper.
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Sacred Heart Church
Schnellville
Caroline Uebelhoer
Herbert A. Lueken
Ferdinand
Rose Uebelhoer
Joseph Lueken
George Uebelhoer
Joseph Il. Lueken
St. Meinrad
Ind
Richard Klueh
Emma Schlachter
Here
Hugo ‘Schlachter
Linus Klueh
Kost’s Hall
John Heilers
Joseph Grabber
John Schwinghammer
Alphonse Krapf
Otto Schwinghammer
N.S. Schnell
Paul Sc
Heichelbech Gehl Couple Wed at St Anthony Church
George Heichelbech son of Joe Heichelbech of Celestine and Elizabeth Gehl daughter of Peter Gehl of St Anthony were united in marriage Tuesday morning at St Anthony church. Groomsman Albert Heichelbech and bridesmaid Miss Catherine Hedinger attended. They will reside at Celestine. RN or
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Mike Jahn
George Jahn
Jasper
Lorina Wehr
Martin Wehr
St. Anthony
St. Anthony Church
Basil Jahn
Joe Wehr
St. Anthony and
George Heichelbech
Joe ‘Heichelbech
Celestine
Elizabeth Gehl
Peter Gehl
St. ,Anthony Church
Albert Heichelbech
Catherine Hedinger
Trials Set in DuBois Court for June Dates
A list of cases scheduled in DuBois Court includes State v George Sumner et al assault and battery on June 14 and several other dockets such as fornication cases James Cave and Myrtle Powell on June 15 and various assault and battery matters June 14 to June 22. The Salb case and others proceed with June dates. one defendant died en route to Jasper.
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George Sumner Et al
James Cave
Myrtle Powell
George Gerber
Clarence Snyder
Otto Leng
Leslie Stanfield
Harold Hemmer
Fred Abell
Provoke
Gust Gerhard
Louis Knust
Charles Campbell
Jasper
Salb
Frank John
James Wynat
Lela Wynat
Joseph Nordhoff
Ben Thewes
Trilby Sullivan
Reason Sullivan
John F. Burgdorf
Marriage License Notices Stated for Several Couples
William J. Meyer of Kellerville to Clara Weismann of Portersville. Harold Howard to Catherine Sumner, both of Velpen. Walter J. Schwarr of Portersville to Mayme Royer of French Lick. Jos L. Homann of Jasper to Laura Hartwick of Huntingburg. William Schuler of English to Myrtle Bayer of Kyana. John Kluesner to Caroline Humbert, both of Celestine.
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William J. Meyer
Kellerville
Clara Weismann
Portersville
Harold Howard
Catherine Sumner
Velpen
Walter J. Schwarr
Mayme Royer
French Lick
Jos. L. Homann
Jasper
Laura Hartwick
Huntingburg
William Schuler
English
Myrtle Bayer
Kyana
John Kluesner
Caroline Humbert
Celestine
Public notice and local tidbits from St Meinrad area
The Venerable Sisters stage a school play Patricia by the Academy Girls on Sunday April 25 1920 at 3 00 PM supported by Ferdinand Branch Jasper Council No 1584 Knights of Columbus. Local report notes a Huntingburg debate between R C Brown and Rev C A Frakes was dull. An eight legged lamb born to August Maffenbeier died after short life and will be mounted for St Meinrad museum. For sale Holstein bull steer one year old two cows call at this office. Mr and Mrs Valentine Bonifer of St Anthony are moving to a new home.
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Academy Girls
August Maffenbeier
St. Meinrad
Peter Morgan sells Huntingburg farm for 18000 near Owensboro Ky
Peter Morgan of Huntingburg sells his farm to Harry Berkshire of Owensboro Kentucky for 18000. The well improved property includes new land and stock. Morgan plans travel to California and Chicago and then Europe before returning in 1921 to assist Dr Knapp of Evansville and manage nurseries in Tennessee and Degont Springs Indiana.
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Peter Morgan
Huntingburg
Harry Berkshire
Owenshore
Morgen
Pete
Bias
California
Chicago
de. A. Knapp
Evansville
United States
Europe
DeGonti
Springs
Ind
Dr. Knapp
In Tennesse
Civil War Veteran Mike Reuss Dies At 80
Mike Reuss, Civil War veteran and former Ferdinand resident, died at his daughter Mrs. Joseph Stetear’s home in St. Anthony on Tuesday aged 80. Survived by three daughters in St. Anthony, Fer4, and Clinton, Ky. Burial at St. Anthony Cemetery last Thursday.
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Mike Reuss
Ferdinand
Hike
Joseph Stetear
St. Anthony
Leonard Gougefrich
John Haug
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Bourne
Bureau
Cupid
Schum-Hoge
St. Ferdinand
Emma Hoge
Robert Schum
Ella Hoge
Edwin Jent
Henry Schum
Near Town
Joe Hoge
Schum
Town
Lueken-Uebelhoer
Klueh-Schlachter
Mra
Mike Kiueh
Charlotte Reutmann
Annie Lueken
John Withag
Henry J. Evernsmann
Louisville
Schwinghammer-Heilers
Dubois Court
Ferdinand Branch
Knights of Columbus
R. C. Brown
Congress
Rev. C. A. Frakes
The
Christian Church
Valentine Bonifer
Glidden Enderanair
P. Madlgi
Jefferson City
Poseyville
Martin Dilger
Clinton