Giants win fourth game in tense series showdown
The Ferdinand Giants beat the St. Meinrad Tigers 4 to 2 in the fourth game of the series. Killian pitched a no hitter through eight, while Schnellenberger held the Tigers to four. Next game expected Sept 4 at local diamond. Camelton All Stars slated for Sunday with Giants. Weather outlook forecasts severe winter season with frost around Sept 10 and multiple snow and sleet events. obituary notes Mary Schneider of Jasper died aged 70. Arthur Barth hosted Giants and guests with turtle soup and late-hours revelry.
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Ferdinand Giants
St. Meinrad Tigers
Killian
Giants
Schnellenberger
Tigers
Te Rthe Camelton All Stars
Arthur Barth
Jim
Personal Items Show Local Families Visiting Relatives
Mr and Mrs Coy Dosset formerly Miss Hilda Kuper and Helen Barnett of Evansville visit Mrs Katherine Zink and Mr and Mrs Anton Lindauer, then plan a trip to Linton Indiana. Peter and Alois Gerber were at St Henry on business Wednesday. Joe Goodin and children from Indianapolis stay with Mr and Mrs Richard Hiberg. Harry Suthphen of Owasso Michigan visits Paul Klueh's family. Joe Wendholt of St Henry attended to picnic matters while George Hoffmann and Edward Sendelweck of Portersville were in town. Frank Merkle of St Anthony spent Sunday with John Empe.
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Coy Dosset
Hilda Kuper
Helen Barnett
Evansville
Dossett
Katherine Zink
Anton Lindauer
Linton
Ind
Peter and
Alois Gerber
St. Henry
Joe Wendholt
George L. Hoffmann
Edward Sendelweck
Portersville
Frank Merkle
St. Anthony
John ‘Empe
Aged farmer near St Henry dies suddenly
Henry Schwoeppe aged 83 died at his granddaughter’s home near St Henry Wednesday afternoon at four o’clock of apoplexy. He was said to be healthy and ate a hearty meal Tuesday. He leaves a daughter Mrs Anna Caro of Louisville two sons Henry of Rockport and Joseph of Louisville eleven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Interment will be in St Henry cemetery this morning.
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Mary Schneider
Jasper
Pe J. Schneider
Greensburg
Ind
St. Joseph
Ferdinand Schneider
Henry Schwoeppe
Anton Luebbehusen
St. Henry
Schwoeppe
Anna Caro
Louisville
Rockport
Jospeh Schwoeppe
Boonville editor Homer Hazen dies at 74
Obituary notes former Boonville Enquirer editor and proprietor Homer Hazen died at his home after illness. He was 74, survived by widow Mrs. E H Gough, a daughter and three grandsons. The item then lists community notices and local events including a dance with a train to Huntingburg, a county clerk shooting event, a serial tale premiere, St Henry church picnic, hunting fines, and local ads.
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Gaines Homer Hazen
The
Boonville Enquirer
Boonville
Hazen
E. H. Gough
Bartley
Karl
Opening dates set for county schools and institutes
The county outlines school openings with Columbia, Harbison, Boone, Madison, Bainbridge, Marion, Hall, Jefferson, Jackson, Patoka, Cass, Ferdinand, Holland and Ireland, and Cuzco high schools. Terms run 160 days for high schools and 140 days for grade schools. some townships may adopt 8 month terms. New salary law adds institute attendance and visiting days, with deductions for missed days. Preliminary institutes scheduled across Cass, Cuzco, Marion, Bainbridge, Harbison, Ferdinand and Boone townships in September.
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Columbia
Harbison
Boone
Madison
Bainbridge
Marion
Hall
Jefferson
Jackson
Patoka
Cass
Ferdinand
Holland and
Ireland
Cuzco
Board of Education
Southwestern Teachers’ Association
Cass Tp
Holland
Marriage Licenses List From Ferdinand and Nearby Parishes
A compiled notice lists multiple marriage licenses granted to couples from Ferdinand, Velpen, Huntingburg, Jasper, Duff, St. Anthony, Ireland, and St. Henry. Couples include August Reutmann and Theresia Brinkmann, Gilbert G. Armstrong and Opha S. Cox, Homer Pickhardt and Hazel Shurig, Oscaur Keller and Irene Metzger, Albert Fleck and Emelia Hopf, Basil Tempel and Frieda Hurst, Elmer Hilgemann and Minnie Whitsitt, Walter Seitz and Zelma Mehne, Herman Kiefer and Otillia Knust, Michael Schwinghammer and Otilla Boegle, and Bernard Ross and Frances Burke.
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August Reutmann
Theresia Brinkmann
Ferdinand
Gilbert G. Armstrong
Ireland
Opha S. Cox
Velpen
Homer
Pickhardt
Hazel Shurig
Huntingburg
Oscaur Keller
Irene M. Metzger
Albert Fleck
St. Anthony
Emelia Hopf
Jasper
Basil S. Tempel
Frieda T. Hurst
Elmer F. Hilgemann
Minnie M. Whitsitt
Duff
Walter Seitz
Haysville
Zelma L. Mehne
Herman Kiefer
Otillia M. Knust
Michael H. Schwinghammer
Otilla C. Boegle
St. Henry
Fertilizer Sales Notice and Local Community Event
Notice to farmers promotes full warehouse fertilizer supplies and competitive prices for all grades. It mentions The St. Meinrad Tigers hosting Weyer and Fleck next Sunday, Aug 28, with The Fulda Star Band, food, drinks, and amusements. Also reports Fulda Red Sox beating Ferdinand Grays 9 to 8 in ten innings and Cannelton All Stars playing Sunday.
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St. Meinrad
Fulda Red Sox
Ferdinand Grays
Apple Tree of 76 Years Still Bears Near Ferdinand
Mr and Mrs Isidore Klueh of Huntingburg visited their old home near Ferdinand and saw an ancient bearing apple tree on the farm now owned by Leopold Klueh. John Klueh brought the German seed about 76 years ago. Isidore recalls the lush fruit of his boyhood as the tree now stands 8 feet 8 inches in circumference and healthy.
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Isidore Klueh
Huntingburg
Mr. Klueh
Ferdinand
Leopold Klueh
Isidore
John Klueh
Germany
Township Institute Outline Sees County Officials Meet Teachers
Sept 17 Madison township at Ireland Sept 29 Jackson township at St Anthony Sept 30 Patuka township at Huntingburg Oct 1 Hall and Jefferson townships at Schne llville The outline of the First Township Institute will be used and preparation on the entire outline is requested County superintendent attendance officer and agent will be present to meet trustees and teachers The county superintendent presides and township chairman steps in if needed.
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Giants
Lenninger’s
Billy Leitner
Jazz Hounds
Princeton
Huntingburg
Madison
Ireland
Jackson
St. Anthony
Hall and Jefferson Tps
Sehnellville
First Township Institute
Barn dance honors Bernard Wessel at Mrs Wessel farm
All young people from surrounding territory attended a Wednesday barn dance at Mrs Henry Wessel's farm honoring Bernard Wessel's birthday. Refreshments and music were provided by Mr and Mrs Alois Geblhausen of near St Henry.
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Henry Wessel
Bernard Wessel
Indiana Motor Vehicle Certificate Law Promotes Safer Ownership
Indiana champions the Title law for motor vehicles praised by the Hoosier State Automobile Association as reducing theft and fraud. State police patrols report many compliant owners and numerous unlicensed cars found, funding the office for two years. The $1 certificate, held long by legitimate owners, strengthens titles and aims to curb illegitimate engines and serial numbers across the state.
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Hoosier State Automobile Association
Indiana
Rochester Republican
McCleland
Motor Vehicle Department
Secretary of State
Hoosier State Auto Association
Automobile Department
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A. Hoffmann
C. Altmann
Chas. Kost
John Schnieders
Max Wollenmann
Col. Martin
Joe Goodin
Indianpolis
Richard Hiberg
Harry Suthphen
Owasso, Mich
Paul Klueh
Herman Beckmann
Joseph Gunselmann
Henry Fleck
John Schlachter
Rosary Sodality
Henry Rachmann
Stephen and
Cath. Weyer
John
Cath, Schaeffer
Francisca Gerber
Michael Klueh
William Erne
Otto Boeglin
Rel
Court House
Oakdale
Bernard J. Ross
Frances Burke
Cannelton All Stars
Ball Park
Patuka Tp
Burg
Alois Geblhausen
Dulores Marie
Knight of Columbus of
Fair Grounds
Dubois
Oscar Keller
Irene Metzger
St. Ferdinand Shurch
Big Boonville Fair
Knust & Verne
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