Carpenter Edward Horny Falls to Death at Work
Edward Horny a 47 year old carpenter died instantly after falling from the third floor to a basement space at the D H Ewing Sons daily establishment in Louisville. Cause of death was a skull fracture. He was married in 1913 to Katie Wagner and leaves a six month old daughter, plus two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at his residence 1824 Grand Avenue. The Louisville Times notes the accident occurred Tuesday and many relatives live in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Horny
D. H. Ewing & Sons
Third
Kentucky
Horny
Henry
Katie Wagner
Steve
John Horny
Herman Kline
Corrine Horny
Grand Avenue
Loulaville Times
Wedding Anniversary Honors for Mr and Mrs Albert Lehr
Last Tuesday evening neighbors and friends surprised Mr and Mrs Albert Lehr south of town to celebrate their wedding anniversary. Attendees included the Litzmann Luebbehusen Brenner Beyke Miller Luebbehusen Kerstien Morgen Schum Beger Olinger Brenner Hasefurther and Lena Brenner Clothilda Olinger Cecelia Seger Lena Bredhold. The gathering featured cards dancing beer and lunch with music by Nick Seger and Nick Sitsmann the St Nicholaus Band. Everyone departed after a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lehr
Lving
Nick Litzmann
Joe Luebbehusen
John Brenner
Albert Beyke
Mra
Philip Miller
Hugo Luebbehusen
Herman Kerstien
Math Morgen
Joe Schum
Jacob Beger
William Morgen
Bontfer
Mary Olinger
Oscar Morgen
Nick Beger
Edward Bredhold
Raymond and
Otmar Olinger
William Brenner
Edmund Hasefurther
Misaes Lena Brenner
Clothilda Olinger
Cecelia Seger
Lena Bredhold
Town Board Minutes Record Monthly Actions
Town Board of Trustees met Tuesday night and approved the regular monthly claims totaling 155.42 balance on hand. Two claims from E D Pickhardt and Ferdinand Electric Light Co. were filed with no action. Ed Boehm and Arthur Beckmann pled guilty to scorching a motorcycle and were fined 1.00 plus costs each totaling 11.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.D. Pickhardt
Ferdinand / Electric Light Co
Ed, Boehm
Arthur Beckmann
Squire Jobneee
Justee
Commissioners Court Doin's In Jasper Indiana
News from Jasper Indiana reports the Board of Commissioners regular monthly meeting with all members present. A liquor license was granted to Valentine Fleig. The constable position for Bainbridge township was offered to Conrad Bates. County officers bonds examined and approved. Viewers report on Sunderman road petition accepted. Gerner road petition remonstrance accepted with damages claimed at 450 dollars and new viewers appointed Frank Fleck George Jerger and Wm Merkley. The docket contained 157 claims.
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Jasper
Ind
Board of Commissioners
Valentine Fleig
Conrad Bates
Bainbridge Township
John J. Kreilein
David G. Abell
Leo A. Salb
Henry A. Sunderman
Frank Gerner
Louis Blessinger
Frank Gerner Et al
Frank Fleck
George Jerger
Wm. Merkley
St Eberhards Aid elects officers. upcoming sale announced
The St Eberhards Aid Society elected John Remke as president and several officers for the year during their annual meeting last Saturday. Theodore Fischer, noted Unoer of St Meinrad, will hold a tinware and stove sale December 16 and 38 at Teddy's. Mr and Mrs Fred Michel hosted a house warming for their new bungalow last Saturday with builders Alole Gerber and Ferdy Olinger and materials by J H Beckmann & Saver. The house features electric wiring and lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Eberhards Aid Society
John Remke
Frank Altmann
Dietrich Hollinden
Proto
Henry Zink
William Helming
Gerhard Kippenbrook
Charles Olinger
Theodore Fischer
St. Meinrad
Teddy
Fred Michel
Alole Gerber
Ferdy Olinger
J. H. Beckmann & Saver
Teachers urge improved training and pay in Indiana
A 1916 Indiana letter to Co. Supt. Thad Kean promotes teacher retirements, summer schools, extension courses, and a living wage. It praises the Indiana Teachers Retirement Fund petition by Dubois County and notes a local funeral for Rev. Father Fein, cancer of the throat, with his remains moved to New Albany. A new coal price spread and a Booster Band dance crowd are also mentioned.
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Tadianapolis
Thad
Stoteenberg
Board of Trustees
The
Indians State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
Dubois County
Teachers’ Retirement System
Horace M. Kean
Father Fein
Greensburg
Maine
New Albany
St. Meinrad ‘Geome
Gregor of
St. Meinrad
Work of the Tornado Strikes Farms Across Area
A Tuesday afternoon tornado tore through farms north of town, damaging homes, outbuildings, and orchards. Structures lost roofs, barns, and fences as debris scattered. damage runs into thousands. Local residents report unusual sights and widespread destruction along the path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Verkamp
Peter Durchhols
Peter
Herman Keretiens
Paul Goepfrich
Joe Egler
John Gueptrich
Joe Keller
Egler
Gueeptrich
Keller
Kyana
George Englert
Treva
Past Week Events Across Nations And United States
Francisco Villa reportedly fled with loot aboard a special train after capturing Chibuabna City. England France and Japan protest a 5 million loan to China by Chicago bankers. A Philadelphia barricade incident left a man wanted for murder in custody. Johnson City Tennessee vault robbery yielded 10000 stamps and 100 in cash. robbers escaped. Indiana University women compile hospital supplies for French wounded. Ten new cardinals named by Pope Benedict XVI. Troy Perry County hailstorm causes about 7000 in damage. The five national regiments' last unit leaves Liam Grande Texas for Fort Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Liam Grande
Tex
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Marriages and local business notes from Huntingburg area
Marriage licenses issued include Frank Schneiberg of Columbus Ohio to Stella Hanselman of Heldingburg, John Singer to Louisa Hoffman of Jasper, Cecil Katterjohn to Jennie Blemker of Huntingburg, and Herman Kuebler of Michigan to Amanda Schults of Holland. Local business updates mention J H Buckmann and Sauer purchasing Joe Barth’s street scale, an old fiddlers contest under Woodmen of the World, Bertley Bros new cream testing station, and Peblen Pump Co now located near Bartley Bros’ store. A rare Swiss Boll three months old listed for sale.
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Frank Schneiberg
Columbus
Ohio
Stella Hanselman
Heltingburg
John Singer
Louisa Hoffman
Jasper
Cecil Katterjohn
Jennie Blemker I
Huntingburg
Herman Kuebler
Michigans
Amands Schults
Holland
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Ferdinand News
Falls
Elisabeth Wagner
Becths
Epne
William and
Nao
John Hassfurther
Mary Geasinger
John 0. Horny
Commissioners Court
Doin’s
J. B. Mueller
Elien Sternberg
T Henry Hoevels
Elisabeth Beyke
Barbara Hasefurther
Henry Meier
Loulaa Martin
Henry Coster Emmet
Mina Jeannie Emmet
William Barton French
Seth Barton French
Mary Walker Fearn French
Red Cross
French
Walker Fearn
Greece
Serbia
White Sulphur Springs
Evanaville
Bretgville
Princeton
Leo Kippenbrook
Mildred Marie
John Weyer
John Kippenbrook
Peter Gerber
William Bockelmann
Duboie
Knights of Columbus
Mrs
Claude Skelton
W. A. Wollenmane
Paul Coedte
Francisco Villa
Chibuabna City
China
Chicago
England
France
Japan
Philadelphia
Johnson City
Tenn
Cape
Pope Benedict
Moroving
Troy
Perry County
Pillowa
Indiana University
J. H. Buckmann & Sauer
Joe Barth
Ughs
Bertley Bros
Peblen Pump Co. Ie
Bartley Bros
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