Local residents cited in Huntingburg area social notes
Bretzville residents Mr and Mrs Johns Schurtz visited Huntingburg Sunday. Mrs Jakie Bretz with Miss Rose Landarf of Louisville spent Thursday at St Marks. Mrs John Limp and daughter were in Huntingburg Friday on business. Hugo Schneck of Huntingburg and Wil Limp of Petersburg visited Miss Bena Limp, who remains ill. Mrs John W Gaimp and Irene are visiting relatives here. Miss Anna Partenheimer was in Huntingburg Wednesday on business. Miss Clara Verkamp arrived in town to froes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakie P. Bretz
Miss Rose, Landarf of
Louisville
St. Marks
John Limp
Huntingburg
Hugo Schneck
Wil Limp
Petersburg
Bena Limp
Anna Partenheimer
John Fohl
Ben Fohl
Bertha Fohl
Bellville
St. Meinrad
Local Notes From Henderson and Surrounding Areas
Mariah Hill and children of Henderson visited relatives in the area last week. Junius Spayd attended the Rockport Fair last Thursday. Mrs Theresa Heicken and Robert Gebhart returned to Louisville after a three week visit with Mr and Mrs Peter Roos. County Surveyor Robert Widmer of Rockport was here on business Monday. Miss Theresa Thoma returned from Louisville after a week with relatives. Mrs Sarah Kronenwetter of Louisville and Mrs Mary Ann Ritter of Huntingburg are visiting at the Mike Heidelbech home near town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Wendling
Henderson, Ky
Theresa Heicken
Robert Gebhart
Louisville
Peter Roos
Robert Wid‘mer
Rockport
Theresa Thoma
Sarah Kronenwetter
Mary Ann Ritter
Huntingburg
Mike Heidelbech
Local Visitors Stop Over In St Meinrad And Nearby Areas
In St Meinrad Jos Beyke and sister Lena of Nenia Ohio are visiting friends and relatives for a few weeks. Edward Ruxer has returned home after a brief stay with family. Ven Sisters return to prepare for the next school term starting next week. Frank Miller and wife of Jackson Mississippi arrive with Billings family and daughter Ethel from Nashville Tennessee for a country vacation. Angeline Sturm of Indianapolis visits relatives briefly. Mrs Jos M and Mrs A A Sturm with son Frederick are in town a few days with Miss Lula Ruzer, who then leaves for Louisville to winter there. Mrs Margareth Weaver of Louisville also spends a few days with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Beyke
Lena
Nenia, O
Frank Miller
Jackson
Miss
Billings
Ethel
Nashville, Tenn
Local item roundups from Jasper and Ferdinand
In Jasper and Ferdinand yesterday. Ferdinand figures include Mr and Mrs Val Fleig. Two young men from St Anthony aged 21 and 20 enlisted in the US infantry at Evansville and will ship to Jefferson Barracks St Louis. One youth to wait for parental consent. Sheriff Schwenk arrested Lloyd Farmer on seduction charges. The accused and his parents work for Traylor and Krempp Construction. his mother is a camp cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Trotter
St. Anthony
Ind
Lee J. Henry
United States Infantry
Evansville
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Herry
Jacob Schwenk
Lloyd Farmer
Daviess County
Ciary
Traylor & Krempp Construction Company
Jasper Herald
Notice to Contractors for Ohio Street Culvert Extension
Sealed bids for a 22 foot extension to the concrete culvert crossing Ohio street on Wagner street are due by 6 p.m. September 3 at the office of Town Clerk August F Gehlhausen. Plans and specs available there. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Benedict Seufert, Robert Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August F. Gehlhausen
Ohio Street
Wagner Street
Board of Trustees
Benedict Seufert
Robert
Henry
St Meinrad Community Notices and Local Happenings
Father Udile named professor at Jasper College by the Abbot. Four months old baby of Mr and Mrs Louis Honng dies and is buried. John Kost orders posters for a hall dance with Huntingburg musicians. Frank Reekelhoff returns from Cincinnati with notable hair growth. Local saloonist Joe Barth considering scalp improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Udile
St. Meinrad
Jasper College
Louis Honng
Frank Reekelhoff
Cincinnati
Frank
Joe Barth
Expenditures and tax levies for Ferdinand Township 1912
The Truster of Ferdinand Township Dubois County presents estimates for the year 1912 at the Advisory Board meeting on September 3 1912. Items include township expenditures 1080.00 tax 30 cents per hundred dollars local tuition 300.00 tax 10 cents special school tax 360.00 tax 10 cents road tax 360.00 additional road tax 3960.00 tax 10 cents poor expenditures 38.00 tax 1 cent. Total expenditures 2556.00 total tax due per hundred dollars. Polls 144. Valuation lands 7826.00 personal 11420.00 railroad etc 340770.00. Signed Henry B. Dall Trustee August 6 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Advisory Board
Ferdinand
Henry B. Dall
Mrs Wilson Denounces Cigarette Smoking by Women
New York report shows Mrs Ellen A Wilson, wife of Democratic candidate Woodrow Wilson, publicly refuting an alleged interview praising women smoking. She states she intensely dislikes the habit and would not have cigarettes in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Gertrude Atherton
Mrs. Atherton
Ohio State Journal
Ellen A. Wilson
Wilson Woodrow
Wa :Amoke
Local residents attend picnics and dances across towns
Claude Skelton and family spent a few days visiting relatives and attending dances. Frank Beckelhoff’s party returned from Cincinnati after buying fall goods. Dozens of neighbors from Bellville Brettville Rockport Evansville and Providence traveled for fairs, visits, and health hopes, with many plans for future trips and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Skelton
Moeloved
Frank Beckelhoff
Cincinnati
Bull Moose Supporters Stock Up on Special Fonts
Reports say papers backing the Bull Moose crowd plan to print extra fonts of the letter T for use when Teddy Roosevelt begins speaking again. The move underscores the campaign’s distinctive typographic emphasis as public speeches resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Mooser
Teddy
Ferdinand Railroad Schedules Change May 26 1912
Trains at Ferdinand and Huntingburg will operate starting Sunday May 26 1912 at 12:01 PM with listed departures at 7:25 AM 7:65 and 10:30 AM 11:00 AM 6:45 PM 7:16 8:00 and 8:30 PM. Passenger service times appear in the notice with multiple daily runs and routing between Ferdinand and Huntingburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Weat
Prince
West Baden
Evanaville
Rockport
Cannelton
Bouthers
Huntingburg
Southern Railways
A. Wood
L. B. Senki
P.A
Ind
Ferdinand
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Henry Beckmann
Pars
Sonderl.ann
Beckmann State
Fulda
Mrs. Prank Hurin
A. Pfeiffer
James A MyHardy
Harold A. F. Young
Providence, BR. I
M. Martina Bress
Joe Boltzmann, Jr
Mr. Boltzmann
Joe Obermeier
Win. Wink
Owensboro
August Schiaofer
Sepp Kappner
Louis Seliefer
Leo
Karley Joice
Win. Gaetz
Louis Waninger
Louis Schinffer, Jr
Joe Heyer
Leo Birchler
Meinrad Birchter
Frank Kautfeld
Mike Rausch
Nick Pfeiffer
Andy Wagner
Huntingburge
John Sooen
Mother
St.Anthony
Bill Deaning
X.Y. Z
B. Hollander
Olive Sturm
Jasper
Jos. Bartlow
Schriefer
Olivia Kaminenberg
Katie Baker
Monte Casino
John Kost
Kasp, Schnellenberger
Ben Bushmann
Frank Tillmann
Wm, Neu
Alois Trotter
Herman Vaal
Albert Becher
Roscoe Hill
Chrisney
Mrs. Johns Schurtz
Huntingburgg
John W. Gaimp
Irene
Clara Verkamp
Froes
Mariah Hill
Junius Spayd
Edward Ruxer
Miss Angeline Sturm
Indianapolis
Lula Ruzer
Margareth .Weaver
Louinville
John of
Val Fleig
Dubois
Chair Maker's Union of
Tell City
Crystal
Oaees
Bhentelmansa
Te Chury
John Kent
John Hnebbers
von Vat
MUNN
Coser
Charles Bartley
Otto Spayd
Cornelia Hass
Brettville
John Ruse
Bellville, J
John Russ
Minnie Schmitt
Goldie
Corydon
Emma Tupmermann
Rockport Fair
Gerhard Bolte
Baby
Robert Klueb
Alburquerque
New Mexico
Bojte
Robert Beckmann
Albert
Leo Seufert
John Moeller
Wm. Hackmann
Robert Altmann
Frank Albert
Laura Altmann
Emme Hollinden
Emma Feller
Lucile Beckmann
Lorena Schulte
St. Henry
Agatha Pfeiffer
Buens
James A. McHardy
Providence
R. J
Pfeiffer
M. Martina
Lam
Sebastian Bockding
Ot St. Meinrad
of the
Huntingburg Huntingburg
Southern
Louieville
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