Celebration in the Convent Honors New Vows and Novices
The Reception Day at the convent drew clergy and locals for a High Mass led by Bishop Joseph Chartrand. Numerous candidates and novices were vested, with sisters taking temporary and final vows. A flower garden crypt and choir music marked a festive, solemn day. Separate notices report Mehlings property sales and a public sale of personal property on Aug 23. An old model typewriter is offered for quick sale at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Chartrand
Father Celestine
Peter and Gregory
Celestine Sanders
Andrew Bauer
F. X. Wolf
Isidore
Francis
Odile
John Becher
Father Boland
Gadlage
F. Schnellenberger
A. Bastnagel
Eisenmann
Lawrence
A. Sondermann
Leander
Chrysostom
J. Sermersheim
Pieper
Esther Mitchell
M. Charles
Mary Schwartz
M. Adelaide
Rose Wigger
M. Rheinilda
Rosemary Boone
M. Ermenilda
M. Rosina
M. Jeanette
M. Evarista
M. Canista
M. James
M. Modesta
M. Fabian
M. Sebastian
M. Priscilla
M. Aemiliana
M. Gemma
M. Leonarda
M. Genevieve
M. Aquino
M. Seraphica
Joseph Ofer
Mariah Hill
John Daunhaver, Jr
Fifty-Sixth Dubois County Institute Opens August 29
The Fifty-Sixth annual session of the Dubois County Teachers Institute will meet in Huntingburg at the High School August 29 to September 2, with enrollment by John M. Ziegler and others. Notable instructors include W. D. Henderson of Ann Arbor and A. MacMurray of Lawrence Kansas plus Miss Lgravine Votan. The program features lectures on education psychology reading and discipline, recitals, and an evening entertainment. Visitors may attend day and night sessions free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois County Teachers’ Institute
Huntingburg
John M. Ziegler
Kathryn Smith
Jessie Stroud
W. D. Henderson
Ann Arbor
Mich
A. MacMurray
Lawrence
Kan
Lgravine Votan
Chicago
Ill
Marie Cassidy
Henderson
MacMurray
Fred Emerson Brooks
Edgar Allen Poe
Ell's
Wright
Mias Votan
Dubois County
County Institute
Nor
State Department
Picnic at St Henry Draws Ferdinand Residents
The St Henry picnic returns this Sunday drawing Ferdinand residents from nearby towns for a day of leisure. Organizers promise good weather, extensive preparations, and a large crowd with the Ferdinand brass band performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Henri
Ferdinand
Ferdinand Brass Band
Surprise Wedding Unites Schwartz and Lange at Evansville
Gerhard Schwartz a farmer near St Henry and Margaret Lange widow of John Lange of Ferdinand were quietly married at Evansville on Tuesday morning and returned home for a small celebration with neighbors. Witnesses included Leo Schwartz of Evansville. They will live on the Schwartz farm. A St Ferdinand church picnic drew a large crowd with the country store selling out by five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Schwartz
St. Henry
Margaret Lange
John Lange
Ferdinand Congregation
Evansville
Leo Schwartz
Schwartz
St. Ferdinand
Evening Lyceum Attendance Encouraged by Free Admission
County Superintendent Robert E. Eckert notes that teachers are not required for regular credit but may gain two lyceum numbers and enjoyment, while city residents are drawn to the free event. Keep posted—Keep posted-Road the NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Eckert
Giants Sweep Ireland With 12-0 Shutout Over Ireland Grays
The Giants defeated the Ireland Grays 12 to 0 on Ferdinand diamond. Five Giants scored one run each and four had two runs apiece. Ed Seufert made the final play near home plate after a nearly long hit, while Ireland struggled with five errors and multiple strikeouts by Killian Schuler Mehringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Ferdinand
Ireland Grays
Ireland Boys
Ed Seufert
Aec
Grays
Killian
Schuler
Mehringer
Marriage Licenses and Marriages Listed in Clerk Office
Edward Harris and Lucille Garner of St Anthony wed this week in the clerk's office. G. C. Campbell and Esther Brown, Otwell, married. William McCormick Velpen to Carrie Broyles Winslow. Anton Boekelmann Jasper to Theresia Knust Schnellville. Wesley Sketo Siberia to Emma Dillman Kyana. Gerhard Schwartz St Henry to Margaret Lange Ferdinand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Harris
Lucille Gardner
St. Anthony
Charles Troxler
J. P. G. C. Campbell
Esther Brown
Otwell
William McCormick
Velpen Tor
Carrie Broyles
Winslow
J. P. Anton Boekelmann
Jasper
Theresia Knust
Schnellville
Wesley Sketo
Siberia
Emma Dillman
Kyana
J. P. Gerhard Schwartz
St. Henry
Margaret Lange
Ferdinand
Ferdinand Railroad Adds Third Daily Train Schedule
Ferdinand Railroad Co expands to three daily trains replacing two. No. 8 departs Ferdinand at 3:15 p m daily except Sunday, reaches Huntingburg 4:40 p m, departs Huntingburg 4:35 p m, arrives Ferdinand 6 ip m. New schedule effective since last Sunday midnight. Also notices car for sale, and birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Joe Hollinden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Railroad Co
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Join Hands IX Matrimony United at St Ferdinand Church
George Englert and Miss Cecil Kippenbrock were married Tuesday morning at seven in St. Ferdinand church with Father Odilo officiating. The couple celebrated at home and with a St. Anthony dance later. they plan to reside with George Englert's parents in St. Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Englert
Cecil Kippenbrock
St. Ferdinand
Odilo
Olivia Biecker
Frank Kippenbrock
Gerhard Kippenbreek
Jasper
St. Anthony
John Kippenbreck
George, Sr
Delegates Return Home From National Catholic Convention
Ferdinand Demuth and John Heilers reported the 65th national Catholic convention in Fort Wayne as the most successful and best attended. The St Josephs State League finished its 27th annual session by planning the 1922 Richmond meeting and electing Otto H Kreuzberger president. The league, now 67 societies strong with 5200 Indiana members, raised a $500 central bureau quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Fort Wayne
Ferdinand Demuth
John Heilers
St. Josephs State League
Richmond
St. Andrews Parish
Otto H. Kreuzberger
Evansville
A. M. Miller
Indianapolis
George J. Philipp
Fred Rupp
Edward Dietz
Kreuzberger
Central Bureau
Indiana
Wanted: Two White Girls for Household Work
Classified ad seeking two experienced white girls to do all the work in a three person family. No children. Wages nine dollars each. References required. Respond to Mrs. Philip Tuley at 2428 Longest Ave Louisville Kentucky 2tal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Tuley
Longest Ave
Louisville
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Mehlings
Jake Ruxer
St. Meinrad
Jacob Meyer
Joe Vaal
Adam Werne
Ooth Teachers’ CO. Institute
State Board of Accounts
Atetach
Samuel
Ireland
Otto Bueglin
Joe Hollinden
Elks’ Country Club
Detroit
Allentown
Dubvns
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