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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1917

Page

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Wind-up of the January term in Jasper Indiana

January term cases tried and disposed in Jasper. Defendants enter recognizance bonds for trial on next term’s second day in multiple assault and liquor cases. Bonds set at $50. some cases continue or dismissed. Writs include public intoxication, selling liquor to minor, and various civil actions with assigned trial days. Several matters postponed for sickness, venue changes, or continued hearings. record notes judgments, fees, and notes of damages.

Jasper Ind Margaret Harbison Frank Leng William Harbisson Frank Song Peter Schnell Chas Kate Fiick John Kreilein Leo Brenner James Kellams Eait Peter Bosler Jos Birk Edith Reed Gus Hoffman J. P Theo J. Berker Admr Paul Weiss Vas Alois Pfeffer Benedict Seufert Frank Hollinden Fred Jones Southern Ry. Co James Whaley Southern By. Co Bernard S. Craig Lee R. Heth Alphonee Hoffman Anthony Troxier Perry Co John F. Dillon Madison Tp J. Herman Miller Wm. Bruening Bén Seufert Henry Fleck Jake Shipman Stephen Wineinger Ayleia M. Bell Lottie F. Bell Rockport Drain Tile Co Naomi Bothwell Crawford George W. Cox Stillman Cummins Adam Huber Mary Baumert John G. Fischer O. Gallimore Pilla Aopt

Cupid Busy With St. Ferdinand Church Wedding

Joe E. Leinenbach and Emma Weyer were married at St. Ferdinand church on Tuesday morning. Attendants Ida Weyer and Guata Leinenbach joined the couple for photos at Sprayer's studio and a reception at Emma’s home followed by a dance at Mike’s place. The couple, the Weyer and Leinenbach families, plan to live on a farm nearby as neighbors send best wishes.

St. Ferdinand Joe E. Leinenbach Emma Weyer Ida Weyer Guata Leinenbach Sprayer Mike Henry Weyer

Married in Evansville to Ellenora Lindauer and Alfred Angel

Miss Ellenora Lindauer eldest daughter ofMr and Mrs Andy Lindauer of Evansville wed Mr Alfred Angel of Evansville in a Monday morning ceremony last week in Evansville.

Ellenora Lindauer Andy Lindauer Alfred Angel Evansville

Knights of Columbus announce address on Peace and War

The Knights of Columbus announce David Goldstein of Boston will speak on Peace and War at the Jasper court house Monday February 26 at 7:30 PM. The event is open to the public with no admission. women are especially invited. Goldstein is praised as a superb speaker and the topic bears broad interest locally in Dubois County.

Knights of Columbus David Goldstein Boston Massachusetts Court House Jasper Goldstein Dubois County

Muller Bros Milling Co Invents Fire Proof Dust Collector

Josh Muller of Muller Bros Milling Co claims a fire proof dust collector is perfect after extensive testing. Past mills paid over 3000 for various designs that failed fire safety and performance. the new device ran all day Wednesday and was declared perfect, with patent steps planned after final tweaks.

Josh Muller Muller Bros. Milling Co Joe

Misses Olinger Host Pleasant Cincinnati Party

A January 21 1917 gathering at Colerain Avenue Cincinnati home of Misses Augusta and Otillia Olinger honored guest Miss Ethel Rinehart with dancing games and a pink blue luncheon. Attending were numerous Misses and Messrs including Ray Steinle Lee Atkins and Doke Whipking and family news notes briefly mention a baby born to Doke Whipking and work details for Tony Giesh. A public sale of personal property is announced for Tuesday March 26.

Cincinnati Augusta Otillia Olinger Colerain Avenue Ethel Rinehart Charlotte Bueche Florence Hahn Clara Grestner Anna Hackman Mary L. Olinger Thelma Vorwerck Ottilia Olinger Marie Grestner Augusta Olinger Messie Ray Steinle Lee Atkins al Wilhelm Barnard Myers Ed Fieher Jack Gordy William Parsons Robert Raedle Walter Cahill Louis Steinle Anton Auf- Lawrence Giesh Siberia Agiz Tony Congrataia Ona

Do We Need More Business Plan Seeks Community Input

A page invites residents to suggest and fill blanks on a plan to bring more industry and employment to town. The notice asks for ideas or simply blank submissions to show sentiment. Also notes the death of Mrs. Joe Frey and lists local attendees at her funeral from Tell City and nearby communities.

Joe Frey

Order Frost Proof Cabbage Plants by Feb 10 at Reckelhoff Mueller

Advertises Frost Proof cabbage plants from Reckelhoff and Mueller with orders due by Saturday February 10. Sets out timing to transplant mid February and prices 15 cents for 256 plants or 50 cents per hundred.

Reckelhoff & Mueller’s

Kean Reopens Law Office in Spayd Block at Jasper

Horace M. Kean reopened his law office in the Spayd block at Jasper and will resume general practice after returning from Indianapolis where his term as Assistant Attorney General of Indiana expired. Werner Wollenmann sold 2100 lbs of magazines to Mr. Goble of Huntingburg for 65 cents a pound.

Horace M. Kean Spayd Jasper Indianapolis Indiana Werner Wollenmann Mr. Goble Huntingburg

Woman Found Dead in Melinrad Cellar at 72

Mrs Mary Weingsertner, 72, was found dead in the basement of her Melinrad home Monday afternoon by her sister Mrs John Vogler. She leaves three sisters and two brothers including Mrs Vogler and M Cecilia OSB of Ferdinand and Carl Ross of Louisville. Interment was at St Meinrad cemetery Tuesday at 8:30 with Rev Celestine Sanders officiating. May she rest in peace.

Melinrad Ind Mary Weingsertner John Vogler Mra Here M. Cecelia Ferdinand Carl Ross Louisvile Mike Frank Mehling

Electric Light and Power Co Formed in Ferdinand

Wm R Sauer reports the Ferdinand Electric Light Co reorganized and incorporated as Electric Light and Power Co of Ferdinand on January 27. Directors include Sauer as president, Reinacker as vice president, Kaupinenberg as secretary treasurer, with Eiberg and Metzger. Plans call for purchasing Horny lot, building a brick veneer plant with new dynamo switchboard and oil engine.

Wm. R. Sauer Ferdinand Electric Light Co Electric Light & Power Co Ferdinand John Reinacker Olivia Kaupinenberg Richard Eiberg Chas. Metzger Charles Horny

Wedding Dance Planned for Martin Weyer and Mary Wessel

A free wedding dance is set at Mike's hall next Tuesday night to honor the marriage of Martin L. Weyer and Mary Wessel. The item notes groundhog day and suggests guards with sebotgunce.

Mike Martin L. Weyer Mary Wessel

Cannelton Plans Ice Plant Creamery and Storage

The town of Cannelton will build an ice plant a creamery and a cold storage plant at a total cost of 80 000 with the business group providing a free site for the facility. The Grandview town board contracts with its editor to publish minutes for a year for 25 and repeats last year profit. Stephan McDonald a boxer was killed in Albany in the first round by a heart shot in his debut pro fight against Teddy Hicks. Germany declares unrestricted submarine warfare risking severance of relations with the United States. The Wright bill to make Indians dry passed Senate action reported too late for final result. A blind tiger was ousted from Chrisney by Justice Jack Smith. Leo Shop taugh arrested fined and ordered to leave town. The Sunlight Hotel at Cannelton owned by George Washington Pohl burned at dawn. the waitress who woke guests perished in the flames. Hotel valued around 10000.

Stephan McDonald Albany N. Y Teddy Hicks McDonald Chrisney Justice of the Peace Jack Smith Leo Shop‘taugh Sunlight Cannelton George Washington Pohl

Court costs and small town notices in Huntingburg

A peddler sold razors and hair clippers Tuesday night and was asked to buy a license but did not. Proceeds from the sale were given to the Ber Shop proprietor. Huntingburg will get free mail delivery starting February 6 with four daily deliveries downtown and two to homes. An announced marriage between Joseph A Peters of St Meinrad and Mrs Elizabeth Tretter appeared in church. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Hellwight.

Ber Shop Huntingburg Joseph A. Peters St. Meinrad Elizabeth Tretter

Also Mentioned on This Page

Philip J. Kunkel Jos. Schroeder Catherine Schroeder Hell Real Estate Cupid John C. Hass Frank Hartz Martin Schipp Mr. Hartz Mike’s Star Orchestra Saue Pet-Son Pump Co White House Pennsylvania Avenue Congressional Union Mrs Doke Whipking Doke Muller Bros Electric Light. & Power CO Rudy Meyer Rudy Anna M. Metzger Philomena Gerber Henry Schum Henry Rahhmann Clemens Lueken Mary Theile Unday Otto Krousberger Town Board of Grandview Germany United States Wright Senate John Hellwight Barbara Eifert Wm. Bockelmann Wim. Bockelmann David G. Abell Rere Henry Melchoir Vuite
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