Census Enumerators Named for Dubois County
The 14th census enumerators are listed for Dubois County including Edward Schuler Bainbridge township and others in Jasper, Ferdinand, Patoka, Huntingburg, and surrounding areas. Names cover precincts across Bainbridge, Jasper, Cass, Columbia, Ferdinand, Harbison, Patoka, Marion and the city Huntingburg with secrecy and penalties highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Jasper
Albert T. Rumbach
Julia A. Cox
Boone
Elmer W. Heitmann
Cass
Holland
M. G. Kuper
St. Henry
Benj. F. Nicolson
Columbia
Jerome Parsons
Simon Demuth
Ferdinand
Charles F. Olinger
Don. J. Coble
Hall
Peter L. Harder
Harbison
F. W. Freyberger
John K. Deindoerfer
Patoka
Irvin G. Gambill
John Enlow
Jefferson
Sondermann Seeks Re election As County Treasurer
Joseph A Sondermann announces his candidacy for re election to Du Bois County treasurer. He cites taxpayer friendly service and notes little chance of opposition. Frank Mueller installs boiler for heating project. John Reinacker & Son awarded contract. Joseph Berger buys Buxer blacksmith shop in St Meinrad. to operate at Ruxer site. Mr and Mrs Victor Grewer move into Mathias Olingers home Indiana Street. For Sale Bone more hay frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Sondermann
Frank Mueller
John Reinacker & Son
Joseph Berger
Fulda
Jacob Buxer
St. Meinrad
Ruxer
Bomar Traylor Declares Candidacy for 57th Judicial Circuit
Announcement that Hon. Bomar Traylor seeks the judge seat for the 57th Judicial Circuit covering Dubois and Pike counties. Traylor, 43, Jasper lawyer for 20 years, Indiana University graduate 1895, Indiana Law School 1898, former prosecuting attorney and State Senator for 1911 and 1913. Strong Democratic leader predicted to face no opposition in Dubois and Pike counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomar Traylor
Dubois
Pike
Jasper
Indiana University
Indiana Law School
Perry
Crawford
Letters From Readers Request Newspaper Subscriptions
Readers from Dyersville Louisville and Colwich send money orders to renew subscriptions to the Ferdinand News. Dates span December 1519 to January 1920 with notes on Montana winter, hometown pride, and insistence on continuing the paper.
Marriage Licenses and Business Dissolution Notice
Marriage licenses recorded for Robert Tabor and Maggie Win einger of Crystal Henry Baker and Emily Huffman of Haysville David Alpers of Huntingburg to Nigel Bingham of Kansas City Missouri H Doughty and Ethel Lance of Huntingburg Harry Daniele of Orwell to Letha Yates of Lafayette The Reckelhoff and Muller firm dissolves with Frank Reckelhoff purchasing Leonard Mueller's interest in the store See ad on another page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tabor
Maggie Wineinger
Crystal
Henry Baker
Emily Huffman
Haysville
David Alpers
Huntingburg
Nigel Bingham
Kansas City
H. Doughty
Ethel Lance
Harry Daniele
Orwell
Letha Yates
Lafayette
Reckelhoff
Judge Buskirk Nominated as Democratic Congressional Candidate
Paoli News urges support for Judge Thomas B. Buskirk a Civil War veteran and former judge and state official as the Democratic choice for Congress in Orange County The article highlights his wartime service leadership roles and long public career aimed at securing the party vote for a district representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Buskirk
Orange County
Judge Buskirk
Congress
Paoli News
Buskirk
Co. G. 49Th Indiana Volunteers
J.J. Alles
Celestine
Vicksburg
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Edward Altmeyer
Mr and Mrs Edward Altmeyer are the proud parents of a baby girl named Clara Frances left at their home on New Years morning by Mr Stork. Ferdinand Brewing Co. harvested ice on the lake Monday and Tuesday with 4 to 5 inches thickness and crystal clear quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Altmeyer
Mr. Stork
Clara
Frances
The
Ferdinand Brewing Co
Modern stereotyping boosts News printorium reach
The NEWS installs a new modern stereotyping system to deliver up to date news pictures cartoons and advertising in a metropolitan style. Salesman Albert Sondermann reports large Pet-Son freshwater contracts including a Boehne tuberculosis camp installation near Evansville and a system on the Gage farm near Troy. Mrs Joseph Gunselmann dies of tuberculosis leaving husband and four children. funeral at St Anthony cemetery tomorrow at 8:30. Corporal Frank Beall Jell leaves for Camp Taylor with wife accompanying him to Huntingburg en route to Cumberland Md.
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New York
Washington
San Francisco
Times
Albert Sondermann
Evanaville
Troy
Grandview
Rockport
Boehne
Evansville
Gage Farm
W. Eigemann
Joseph Gunselmann
Elizabeth Welp
St. Anthony
House-Warming At Mrs Woebkenberg’s Country Home
A pleasant Sunday afternoon and evening in the country marked by merry making and music from the Ferdin and Orchestra at the new home of Mrs. Ben Woebkenberg. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Seufert, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Seufert, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Alois Gerber and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdy Olinger and son, Anthony Von Bokern, John Olinger, Richard Ejsberg, Peter Gerber, Herb Uebelher, Robert Remke, Louie Sauer, Hugo Mehling, John, Willie and Martin Woebkenberg, Rosa Boerste, and Bernadine Woebkenberg. After supper guests departed, wishing the family success in the new home.
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Ferdinand
Benedict Seufert
Ollie Seufert
Wm. Sauer
Alois Gerber
Ferdy Olinger
Anthony von Bokern
John Olinger
Richard Ejsberg
Peter Gerber
Herb Uebelher
Robert Remke
Louie Sauer
Hugo Mehling
John
Willie
Martin Woebkenberg
Rosa Boerste
Bernardine Woebkenberg
Mrs. Woebkenberg
Real Estate Transfers and Early 1920 Rate Hearing
Realty transfers include Schipp to Tebben for 156 acres at 4000 dollars and Vollmer to Lamper for 25 acres at 15 dollars per acre. Numerous Landgrebe transactions seal plots in Huntingburg Ferdinand and nearby towns for 500 dollars to 2000. Also a Dubois County Telephone rate hearing set for January 21 1920 at 1 30 p m in Evansville City Hall. Local note Ernst Landgrebe of Huntingburg traveled to Ferdinand seeking trouble with the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. Schipp
Henry J. Tebben
John Vollmer
Ben Lamper
Amanda A. Bolling
Henry M. Hoffmann
Lawrence Hochgesang Et al
John M. Schnauss
Henry Landgrebe
Gilbert C. Landgrebe
Huntingburg
Anna K. Seubold
Fay Landgrebe
Elizabeth
Hilsmeyer
Nelda Heitman
Huntinburg
Louise Ramsbrock
Bernard Laake
Frank Schaeffer
Indianapolis
Ind
Dubois County Telephone Company
Council Chamber
City Hall
Evansville
Indiana
Ernst Landgrebe
Dubois County Telephone Co
St. Henry
Ferdinand
Aged Lady of Maria Hill Dies in Evansville
Mrs. Wolfgang Schatz of Mariah Hill died at the Little Sisters of the Poor Institution in Evansville Wednesday morning after a year of illness. She was 85, widow of Peter Harts with two marriages, and leaves sons Frank Hartz and John Hartz and daughters Mrs. Ben Hollander and Mrs. William Bosler. Interment Friday at nine in Mariah Hill cemetery.
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Maria Hill
Evansville
Wolfgang Schatz
Mariah Hill
Little Sisters of the Poor Institution
Peter Harts
Frank Hartz
Ben Hollander
William Bosler
Tell City
John Hartz
John Handachiegl
St Eberhard Aid Society Names Sick Committees 1920
During the first monthly meeting of the St Eberhard Aid Society for 1920 sick committees were appointed by ward with Gerhard Kippenbrock Joe Altmeyer Ed ward Altmeyer Richard Eiberg and others named. The society urges members to contribute to recruit more members and notes sick benefit certificates should be presented to the appropriate ward committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Eberhard Aid Society
Gerhard Kippenbrock
Joe Altmeyer
Richard Eiberg
Edward Altmeyer
Aid Society
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Dubois County
Sondermann
Victor Grewer
Mathias Olinger
Indiana Street
Bomar
Democratic Party
Mr. Traylor
Pixe County
Dyersville
Iowa
Haake
John Theis
Louisville
Richard Bredhold
Colwich
Kan
Ferdinand News
Henry Haake
Die Zeitung
Jos. Landwehr, Sr
Sume
Ben Woebkenberg
Emma L. Neucks
Wm. T. Hardin
Orentis Hardin
Val Fleig
John Kerstiens
Bernard Boeing
Mary Knapp
Frank Klein
E. Lamon
Jacrea
West Baden Springs Co
Hor
Ace Hall
Web
Rosa Kraus
Christ Beyke
Henry Laake
John Punch
P. Leng
B. Schlachter
Nick Senninger
Martin Weyer
Susan Wagner
Robert Lange
M. Altmann
Mary Grahler
J. H. Beckmann
Ross Vaughn Tobacco Co
Owensboro
R. W. Richardson
Mr. Beckmann
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