DuBois Circuit Court News Harbors Trials and Livestock Notices
Trials set from Jan 16 to Jan 25 include Citizens National Bank assignee of Porter School of Commerce vs James Cummins and Lee Brown note. State cases on intoxication, firearms, and traffic. Also in court: easement quiet title action John Schenetzky vs Claud Skel ton. automobile dispute Todd D. Stuart vs Harvey K. Stork. damages cases Harrison King vs Southern Railway Co. and Blessinger vs Vogier. Marriage license Roscoe Rhodes and Ardella Freyberger. new suits by George Nohr to transfer stock and damages. sale of Jacob Berg farm personal property Jan 30. Fishermans Mill job move. Ben Knust house demolition. holstein calf for sale. protect the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Porter School of Commerce
James Cummins
Lee Brown
State
Ralph Jerell
Mike Collins
Jacob Berg
Henry Trotter
Joe Leismann
St. Anthony
Town
Jake
Farmers Mill & Elevator
Former Engineer Dies at Louisville in 1922
August Wagner longtime railroad worker died at his daughter’s Louisville home Sunday night at 8:30 from throat cancer and heart trouble. Born August 31 1658 in Evansville he served about 35 years in rail service including firing on the FE and TB line and running the first train to Rockport and Ferdinand. Surviving children include Gus and Mayor Louis Wagner of Huntingburg George in California Frank in Cleveland Ohio and several others. Remains sent to Huntingburg for interment. The Dubois County Farmers Association plans a meeting January 21 1922 at Jasper with a county wide gathering and a speaker from the U S Bureau of Animal Husbandry. St Ferdinand’s pupils thank Knights of Columbus for a new piano donated to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Wagner
Louisvile
Mr. Wagner
Evansville
Rockport
Ferdinand
Caroline Schauffer
Gus
Louis Wagner
Huntingburg
George
San Bernardino
Cal
Frank
Cleveland
Ohio
Grover Spurlock
Louisville
Bert Hatfield
Princeton
Dubois County Farmers’ Association
Jasper
U.S. Bureau of Animal Husbandry
F. W. Tormohlen
Dubais County
Fulda Man Robert Sergesketter Dies in Evansville
Robert Sergesketter of Fulda, 38, died at Evansville Wednesday morning from peritonitis after being taken there Tuesday. His body returned to Fulda for burial, with services to be held. He was a carpenter, survived by his wife, three children, his father, three brothers, and one sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sergesketter
Fulda
Evansville
Hasenour Announces Run Again for County Commissioner
The issue proclaims H. C. Hasenour of St. Anthony as a candidate for re election to the county commissioner post in the 3rd district. The editor praises his business sense conservatism and past service, asserting his track record proves he should remain in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Hasenour
St. Anthony
Hasenour
Democratic meeting called in Jasper January 14 1922
A notice calls precinct committee men township county and district candidates and all Democrats to gather at the Jasper courthouse on Saturday January 14 1922 at 9 30 a m. John J Mehoe and Robert E Eckert signers urge orderly conduct and party involvement. Knights of Columbus appoint Otto Boeglin secretary Frank Muller treasurer and donate 285 for a piano for parochial schools. Marriage loan notices published last Sunday for Jacob Chryostum Dotterweich and Mary Rose Fleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Jasper
John J. Mehoe
Robt. E. Eckert
Knights of Columbus
Otto Boeglin
Frank Muller
Knights
Jacob Chryostum Dotterweich
St. Meinrad
Mary Rose Fleck
St. Ferdinand’s
Tuberculosis Eradication From Livestock in Dubois County
County farmers show growing interest in eradicating tuberculosis in dairy and beef herds. The piece cites human disease links to contaminated milk, hog infections from cattle, and packers avoiding affected districts. A county meeting with Dr. J. E. Gibson is set for January 21 at the Jasper courthouse to discuss cooperative eradication programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois County
Lake County Farm Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Indiana Live Stock Sanitary Board
Uncle Mike Sweeney dies at Jasper after illness
Hon. M A Sweeney known as Uncle Mike died at his Jasper home after a weeks long illness. Born Cincinnati April 26 1857 he served in Indiana Senate county auditor and deputy attorney general. A lifelong Democrat his speeches drew crowds. Interment in Jasper Catholic cemetery followed a large funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Jasper
Mike
Cincinnati
Senate
Indiana
L. T. Koerner
A. M. Sweeney
Indianapolis
P. L. Sweeney
J. M. Wheatley
Mary O’brien
State highway commission to take over and extend routes
The Indiana State Highway Commission said it would take over and improve a route from Leavenworth to St Meinrad and toward Dale, via Lincoln City to Gentryville, linking with the main market highway. It will also assume a Troy to near Chrisney road on the Rockport spur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Leavenworth
St. Meinrad
Dale
Lincoln City
Gentryville
New Albany
Troy
Chrisney
Rockport
French Lick
Indiana to conduct educational survey in nine counties
Charles M. Curry of Terre Haute chairs a nine county and two city survey set to begin the week of January 16 with 200 field men and 11 leaders. Counties include Crawford Franklin Daviess Clay Johnson Randolph Howard Jasper and Whitesy. cities Evansville and South Bend. Project directed by Frank F. Bachman of the General Education Board with similar efforts in other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Curry
Terre Haute
Indiana
McCray
Crawford
Franklin
Daviess
Clay
Johnson
Randolph
Howard
Jasper
Witley
Evansville
South Bend
Indiana Survey Commission
Frank F. Bachman
General Education Board
New York City
Kentucky
H.W.A. Hommer
Huntingburg
Robert E. Eckert
Hommer
H. L. Smith
Indiana University
Mr. Eckert
Washington
Daviess County
Oscar H. Williams
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John Schenetzky
Claud Skelton
Todd D. Stuart
Harvey K. Stork
Automobile
Harrison King
Southern Railway Co
George F. Blessinger
Joseph Vogier
Ed Robinson
Jacob Schnarr
Henry Keller
C. D. Otto
Charles Schnarr
Natonal Bank
James B. Irvine
Charles Weisheit
Cyrus Winkler
John Rickrich
Gertrude Rickrich
Blythe Lamb
Pike County
Matt Altmeyer
John Buechlein
Roscoe Rhodes
Ardella Freyberger
Alfordsville
George Nohr
Joseph M. Sturm
Peter Huter
Alois Schaaf
Ben Knust
Senningers Hall
Virginia Street
John Leinenbach
St. Meinrad Abbey
California
Los Angeles
el Monte
St. Ferdinand’s School
Democrats
A. A. Voges
Winterath
Tell City News
Educational Survey
Frank Reckelhoff
Thia
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