Christmas in St Meinrad Sees Solemn Masses and Lantern Procession
St Meinrad residents describe a festive Christmas with lights, lanterns carried by townsfolk, multiple solemn high masses from 2 to 7:30 PM, and vesper for Benedictines. Also noted is the death of Paul Sturm of El Paso Texas, son of Joseph Sturm, with wife and seven children mourning. his family had long ties to St Meinrad and Miss Lena Marend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Joseph G. Sturm
Paul
ElPaso
Texas
Paul Sturm
Little Rock
Ark
Jacob Marend
John Marend
St. Meinrad
Local merchants drop Home Telephone patronage for Cumberland
Town businessmen favor Cumberland over Home Telephone. Visitors include Cornelius Ritter of Louisville and Leo Peters of Princeton. Grandparents host Boslers in Huntingburg. Local trips span Ferdinand, Fulda, Chrisney, and Jasper College student Raymond Bosler returns for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Home Telephone
Cumberland
Leo Peters
Princeton
Robert. Bosler
Huntingburg
Mrs
Simon Bosler
Christmas News From Greens Creek Valley
Merry Christmas greetings from Greens Creek Valley with many local names visiting, hosting, and traveling between Lowell Indiana Huntingburg St Anthony and New Albany. residents share holiday humor and community chatter as several families gather for Christmas and plan another letter.
Local Holiday Gatherings Reach Across Town
Mariah Hill notes Adam Grundhofer among the ill at this writing. Peter Schneider and family of Terre Haute arrived Thursday to spend Christmas with Mrs. Schneider and her aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lehnen. Mike Spayd of Rockport visited briefly Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Ofer spent the holidays with relatives in Louisville. Monica Bosler of Evansville is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wa. Dilger, for Christmas. Philip Ender of Louisville spent Christmas with his parents here and left Friday after being accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Schneider
Terre Haute
Jos. Ofer
Louisville
Monica Bosler
Evanaville
Mrs
Wa. Dilger
Philip Ender
Binday
George Ofer
Mariah Hill
Jacob Collignon
Local Algernon News Roundup of Schnellville Residents
Schnellville residents and visitors tripped to Louisville Huntingburg Jasper Celestine New Albany Corydon and Ferdinand for Christmas visits business trips birthdays and social events. People named include Buchart Haas Welp Metzger Lorey Kress Neuheusel Hei chelbeck Stratman and Miller with multiple trips and family gatherings noted.
Return of John Stratman after thirteen years
After eighteen years in the West, John Stratman returns home to surprise his mother and friends. Other locals include Toe Stratman Sr visiting from Loursville teig, George Schnell visiting Vincennes, Miss Lacey Schnell to Corydon, Ed Bachart with parents for the holidays, and Nora Schnell heading to Louisville for a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Schnell
Louisville
Toe Stratman ‘Sr
Loursville Teig
George Schnell
Vincennes
Oliver Sanders
West
John ‘Stratman
Lacey Schnell
Corydon
Fulda News Year Greetings and Holiday Notes
Fulda opens 1909 with New Year wishes to readers. Local residents Elizabeth Rupprecht Owensboro and George Ofer Mariah Hill visit. Clifford Hanser Santa Claus handles business. students from Louisville return home for holidays. schools resume January 4. Community activity includes the Star band at church and local trades in Evansville and Haubstadt.
Ferdinand resident seeks liquor license in Dubois County Indiana
A 21 year old male Ferdinand resident with 90 days at the town applies to Dubois County commissioners for leave to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in quantities under a quart for one year from license date. Premises are a 24 by 80 foot room on lot 18 Beckman’s addition on Ohio Street. Restrictions include luncheon and confection sales under Indiana liquor laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Ferdinand
Board of Commissioners
Dubois County
Indiana
Beckman
Towit
Ohio
Ferdinand Township
State of
EpMuNn Bromm
Notice to Banks and Trust Companies in Ferdinand Indiana
The Ferdinand town board of finance in Dubois County Indiana will meet on January 5 1909 at 7 pm to receive written proposals from banks and banking associations to serve as public depositories of town funds. Proposals must be filed with the secretary by 7 pm that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Finance
Ferdinand
Dubois County
Indiana
General Assembly
State of
Jos. A. Sondermann
John B. Schmitt
Shareholders Meeting Notice for Ferdinand National Bank
Notice of a Ferdinand National Bank shareholders meeting to elect directors and address other business. The meeting is set for Tuesday January 12 1909 at 1 o clock in the afternoon at the school house, signed by cashier F X Rickellann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand National Bank
F.X. Rickelann
Apiculture in Belgium Examines Bee Keeping
An article by Prof EK Van Hay in L Agriculture Nouvelle outlines Belgium's bee-keeping state. The Gembloux agricultural school offers a five part 200 lesson course covering theory practice product use and hive making with apiaries visited. 254 societies with 989 members receive 21780 francs state subsidies. central Brussels syndicate oversees French and Flemish materials and journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. van Hay
L'Agriculture Nouvelle
Belgium
Uagricultural
Gembloux
Brussels
Dadant-Blatt
Layens
Voirnot’s
Bees of White Africa detailing Kabyle beekeeping
The article notes Kabyles keep two bee species, the common honey bee and a smaller "wasp bee." They use long cylindrical hives and harvest combs periodically. African clover provides main nectar, producing distinct honey qualities from each bee type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’ Agriculture Nouvelle
Africa
Australian Honey Market Seeks New Trade Paths
Australian beekeepers face a tough market. English buyers dislike local honey and the home market could expand. Banks and large factories buy common grades while Australia may export to Britain for baking use. Extracted honey sells in Melbourne and Sydney for 6 to 6 1/2 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australa
Bnk- Ing
England
Melbourne
Sydney
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. A. James
Bernard Otto
Henry Otto
Jasper
J. Schafer
Missiouri
St. Meinrad College
Abbey
Miss Lena
Cornelius Ritter
Frank Yellig
Tony Greulich
Fulda
Ferdinand Bockting
Bernard
Paul Jochim
Bertha Maslowsky
Raymond Bosler
Jasper College
Andrew Schum
Chrisney
Frank P. Horlander
Louis Gogel
Ray Jellig
Linus
Nelly Spayd
Greens Creek Valley
Harry Kippenbrock
Vince Schlachter
Lowell, Ind
Mary Wessel
Emma Durchholz
Ben Kippenbrock
Cap Dillon
Mr. Priscillas
New Albany
Jos. Schlachter
Barney
John
Kad Willie
Leo
Martin Weyer
Philip Durchholz
Josie Durchholz
Ferdie Weyer
William Wessel
Mike Schlachter
Tillie
Leonard Schipp
Harry Schlachter
Henry Weyer
Mia
John Punch
Baby
Mary Duprechholz
Hugo Demuth
Hubert Sternberg
St. Anthony
William
Theresa
Carrie
Harry
John Schwoppe
Foxey Hollow
Mike
Ed Durchholz
Fiddler
Adam Grundhofer
Mike Spayd
Rockport
Schnellville
Oscar Buchart
Louisvile
Jos. W. Haas
Ed Buchart
Edmund Metzger
Edward Welp
Birdseye
John Welp
Spencerian College
Victory Milling Co
Frank Haas
Misses Verona
Rosie Welp
Nic Wolpert
Anthony
Andrew Merkley
Leo Lorey
Gerhard Welp
John Iaas
Louis
Dubois
Ned Junge
Louisa Schnell
Wm. Buechler
John Kress
Thomas Neuheusel
John Heichelbeck
Martin Stregel
Rev
Ben Miller
Rose Welp
Chrismas
Ed Metzger
Minnie Stratman
Mrs. John Goepfrich
Carrie Miller
Nico Volpert
Andrew
Adam
Stratman
Huptlagburg
Ed Bachart
Rosebud
The
Ferdinand News
Elizabeth Rupprecht
Owensboro
Clifford Hanser
Santa Claus
Robert Collignon
August Sergeskoetter
Henry Wirthwin
Star Band
Joe Beyer
Evansville
Fred Roessler
Robert Sergeskeetter
Carpenters Trace
George and
Andrew Pfeiffert
St. Wendell and
Haubstadt
Ind
Ferdinand Foundry and Machine Works
Apiculture
White Africa
Ns FE
Beckmann & Sauer
de Soto
Kentucky
Olinger
Hine Peers
Courier-Journal
Courier Journal
Atriefly
Trough Murr & Co
Scientific American
T.arcert
New York
Washington
D.C
Merica’s Greatest Weekly
Toledo
Outo
United States
Toledo Blade
America
Weekly
Blade
the Blade
Toledo, Ohio
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!