Giants Take One and Lose One in Local Ball Action
The Giants beat Zear 13 to 1 last Sunday with Quante 11 strikeouts and three base hits by Sakel and Berger. They lost 4 to 3 at St Meinrad to the Stars in an eight inning game with Quante 4 strikeouts and Becher 7. Local social notes mention an Abbey Press ice cream social and lawn fete, plus road trips and visits among area residents. The coal mine strike is thought settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Zear
Quante & Seufert
Kemper & Dutch
Quante
Kemper
Sakel
Berger
Charles J. Metzger
St. Meinrad
The
Stars
Herb Becher
B. Meyer
Becher
Ollie Seufert
John Ballis
August Ringemann
Abbey
Hilbert Quante
Ferdinand
Ella Lomax
Leo Seufert
Evansville
Big Picnic At St Henry Weekend Event Promoted
The town promotes a big St Henry church picnic with a chicken dinner at Geo Leather Park near Dale on Sunday August 27 featuring the St Joseph Juvenile Band of Jasper for music and broad invitations to all residents and visitors. Nearby notices include a public sale on Ohio Street August 31 run by John B Schmitt and a European trip tale from Mathias Olinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Henry
St. Joseph
Jasper
Geo. Leather Park
Dale
St. Joseph’s
John B. Schmitt
Ohio Street
Fred Bromm
Miss Margaret Campbell Draws London Crowd
Londoners paused traffic as Bobbies controlled the streams on Piccadilly to witness Miss Margaret Campbell of Atlantic City. Her bold look with bobbed hair and horn spectacles astonished locals amid a scene of surprise and chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Piccadilly
Margaret Campbell
Atlantic City
Rup Buys Tin Shop From Chas Egg In Jasper
Rupert Klueh becomes owner of the tin shop formerly run by Chas Egg and will continue tinning and roofing with Jacob C. Lorey. Egg retires due to failing eyesight after decades in the trade. Klueh is a local tinner and son of Mr and Mrs Paul Klueh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Klueh
Chas. Egg
Klueh
Jacob C. Lorey
Mr. Lorey
Egg
Louisville
Jasper Herald
Rup
Paul Klueh
Announced Intention of Daily Masses for Various Faithful
On August 20 1922 Monday announcements list mass intentions for Bertha Mueller Mary Ebenkamp Catherine Schum Mary Heilers Bernard Kippenbrock anniversary John Altmeyer John Lange Frances Ebert anniversary and for the Congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mueller
Mary Ebenkamp
Harrison Township Spencer County Farmers Picnic at St Meinrad
The Harrison Township Spencer County Farmers Federation plans its annual picnic at St Meinrad tomorrow. The note adds a local quip about work ethic and cussing, urging readers to stay posted by reading the NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Township
Spencer County Farmers Federation
St. Meinrad
Stork Delivers Baby Boy in St Henry Parish
Last Saturday over St Henry a baby boy weighing eight pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bosler and named Bernard Jerome at baptism with Rose Hohl and Walter Uebelher as sponsors. Another birth in Jasper produced Cyrilla Susanna Marie, born last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ebenkamp with Mr. and Mrs. John Brockmann as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Henry
Alvin Bosler
Bernard Jerome
Rose Hohl
Walter Uebelher
Frank Ebenkamp
Jasper
John Brockmann
Cyrilla Susanna Marie
Local residents visit relatives and travel notices
Mrs. Fred Green and daughter Edith of Louisville visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Schmitt, along with Mrs. George Popp and Mrs. Frank Beall Jr and a baby, while Miss Ida Schwartz of Evansville spends days with Mrs. Ben Knust Sr. Misses Kineda Linda Sehmidt Leona Qoser of Huntingburg visit at the Convent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Meyer
Mary Virginia
Billy Vennemann
Louisville
Sylvester Daunhauer
Jerome
John Daunhauer
Cecelia Maslowsky
Mildred Wirtzberger
Owensboro
Fred Green
Edith
John B. Schmitt
George Popp
Frank Beall, Jr
Baby
Ida Schwartz
Evansville
Ben Knust
Kineda
Linda Sehmidt
Leona Qoser
Huntingburg
Math Hassfurther
Frances Miller
John Helmer
Engelbert Dilger
Lizzie Lindenschmidt
Louisvile
Louis Roth
John Teufel
Dubois
Misa Bertha Rickelmann
Tell City
Marriage Licenses Issued by Bartley in Several Towns
Perry F Stephens of Shoals and Betty Harris of Dubois. Frank H Rahhmann of Ferdinand and Christine Punch. Edwin Marshal of Selvin and Blanche Hall of Maryville Mo. Ollie Hardin and Ina Wagner of Cuzco. Orville Simmons of Norton and Louise Conrad. Max Wildman and Barbara Warner of Lincoln City. Jacob W Schnett of Celestine and Rose Eckert. William W Schacklett of Louis ville and Helen C Kein of Huntingburg. Mike Collins of Huntingburg and Ada Pancake of Winslow. Community notes on readership, Labor Day picnic at St Marys Huntingburg, and the death of Clarence Habig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry F. Stephens
Shoals
Betty Harris
Dubois
Frank H. Rahhmann
Christine Punch
Ferdinand
Edwin Marshal
Selvin
Blanche Hall
Maryville
Ollie Hardin
Lnal Wagner
Cuzco
Orville Simmons
Norton
Louise Conrad
Cureu
Max Wildman
Barbara Warner
Lincoln City
Jacob W. Schnett
Rose Eckert
Celestine
William W. Schacklett
Louisville
Helen C. Kein
Huntingburg
Mike Collins
Ada Pancake
Winslow
Queen Lamanyah Rules Sierr Leone Territory
A fragment profiles Queen Lamanyah as ruler by wit and sword over a large Africa territory near Sierr Leone. It notes her warriors conquering tribes and wealth from trade with whites, plus a retainer with a gold tusk ornament. Also mentions Schumacher home for sale in Ferdinand and streets oiled to calm dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamanyah
Sierr Leone
Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claude Lomax
Holland
Robert Widmer
Indianapolis
George Bischof
Anton
Nick Bischof
Wm. Meiring
Robert
Nick
Mary Brown
H. Silver
Mrs
Ben Lindauer
F. A. Vogel
Julius Becher
Mariah Hill
Mrs. A.jochim
Alex Miller
Cincinnati
Esther Genter
Ed Heckel
Jeffersonville
Henrietta Brinkmann
Henry Timmermann
Joseph F. Vaal
Mathias Olinger
Europe
Deutschland
Young Ladies Society
Ferdinand Band
Christine Ponch
St. Ferdinand
John Wendholt
Near
Dubois County
Red Seal Dry
Remke Bros
Chicago
Queens
City
Tubule
Rosa Tebben
Schnellville
Ind
Rosina Schilling
Ferdinand Wm. Werdermann
Ferdinand Anton Ballbach
Jos. Sermersheim
Leo Kippenbrock
John Fleck
Marie
John G. Weyer
Terre Haute
Urban Leubbehusen
Hugo Senninger
Martin Dilger
Poseyville
U. S
Catherine Schum
Mary Heilers
Our Lady of Perpetual
Bernard Kippenbrock
Anniv
John Altmeyer
John Lange
Frances Ebertanniv
America
Ben Schaefer
Adgeville
John Schreiner
Myanston
William Huebsehmann
Joe Bickwermert
Joe E. James
Ranger
Helen Hollinden
Bartley
St. Mary’s Church
Huntingburg Fair Grounds
Clarence
Frank Habig
Schumacher
Daly Schumacher
Bray Ave
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