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16 Jan 1914
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
8
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District docket from Jasper Indiana dated January 13 lists numerous cases. Guilty pleas released on good behavior with costs, several grand larceny and assault charges, venue changes, divorces granted with alimony, and numerous civil actions including account disputes and damages. Certain trials end in not guilty verdicts or default judgments, with one adoption order changing Clyde Hays to Clyde Andry.
Floyd Bufkin, convicted for the Weisman money theft, was brought to Jasper Thursday morning by officer W. K. Cover from Michigan City state prison to testify in State of Indiana vs Bas Hoffman. Hoffman allegedly pointed a gun at Louis Ahing near Huntingburg. Bufkin accompanied by officer Cover returned to prison that evening, with Sheriff Schwenk also escorting John Nicholson, an arson convict, to the state prison.
Herman H. Castrup of Jasper announces his candidacy for County Assessor. He served as Patoka township assessor four years and deputy assessor four years, totaling eight years in the field. Born on a Patoka farm, he moved to Jasper about fifteen years ago and pledges to be an efficient assessor.
Tony Daggs was found not guilty while Edward Daggs and Robert Kapp were found guilty but released on their good behavior after arraignment before Judge Brett. The trio was charged with entering Teary Play’s poultry house and stealing change from a cash drawer.
Christina Rosemeyer of Huntingburg was declared insane in an inquest before Justice of Peace Harry J. Robertson. She was sent to Jaaper and later placed in the county jail pending admission proceedings to the Southern Indiana Hospital for the Insane at Myansville.
In Louisville Kentucky on January 13 Miks FP Caymmillar hosted a Social Club evening at Highland Women’s location 143 Duker. Attendees included Mrs C A Harrell Mrs E E Beecher Mrs Ed Ashcraft Mrs Geo Kelvington Mrs F C Kimbel Mrs Cloud Mrs V Woods Mrs George Funk Mrs Geo Cheater Mrs H H Wemke and Myre Wan Bobzeln.
A string of brief visits and local business notes in town includes Louis Brotz from Broteville and Louis Timeu of St. Louis in Chas Hochmeister Huntingburg visitors, Frank Daub Evansville customer calls, A J Reinacker on Milltown business, Sam Fischer from Louisville, deputies and residents from Huntingburg, Mariah Hill and Champaign Illinois in town. Multiple social visits noted with residents heading to Evansville Louisville and St. Henry.
The Evansville Courier launches a novelty baby contest opening January 25. Parents may enter at no cost. top prizes include a $500 gold purse and a $100 silver purse plus nine smaller silver and gold prizes. Votes via coupons or subscriptions, judges include Congressman Lieb and other leaders. Mail subscription options $2 daily, $5 daily and Sunday for one year.
Corner and Beckchoff Muller announce a clearance sale. A calico hop drew a large crowd at Uelelher's hall last Tuesday. Mrs John Thein shows improvement after illness. Henry Beckmann & Sons plan a big sale starting Saturday Jan 17 1914. The Jolly Three String Band performs at Barth's hall on Thursday Feb 9. Born to Mr and Mrs Ben Wansing a baby boy. Rheinbold Sturm relocates to Jasper with work at Novelty Works. Democratic primary set for March 3. Ferdinand candidates worry about Friday the 18th. Mr and Mrs Doe Wilmera welcome a baby girl born Monday southwestern of town. August Dick requests address change from Mt Vernon to Eyanyville Ind. Mt Vernon suffered high water and drought last spring. Herrick Seed Co Rochester NY seeks local reps to sell seeds shrubs and trees. earnings promised even without experience.
A friend of St Meinrad travels to Jasper for a week with relatives. John Theis renews his NEWS subscription and notes worsening local road conditions. Paul Schmetzki tours several towns en route to a sabbatical at Evansville for an operation. William Marne visits relatives then returns to Louisville to help with hog butchering.
John C. Herry of Dubois County Indiana swears under oath that he did not form or know of any secret agreement between Doh C. Horny and Ben Grewe for elections as Ferdinand township trustees. He denies discussing candidacy with Grewe or appointing him as executor or deputy and states he did not solicit support or speak to anyone about seeking office.
Last Friday evening Paul Altmeyer was surprised by many friends at his country home for his 30th birthday. Attendees included numerous Altmeyers and relatives, feasting, dancing, and a New Year costume flair with the Jolly Bachelors String Band providing music.
Evanaville Indiana reports a farewell party at the home of Mr and Mrs Charley Scholz on Washington Avenue for their son Norwen. Guests enjoyed dancing and games then moved to dining room for a match by Frederick Scholz among Christmas decorations. Christina and Chris Limp of Brelavaile attended. A separate item mentions a man past 30 selling Stock Condition Powder in Dubois County for $70 monthly. Ads seek farm workers in Kentucky on shares near Louisville with liberal terms.
Frost bitten ears fingers toes chapped hands and lips are warned of cold related ailments. The advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Balm as a fast pain reliever and healer. It claims effectiveness for akin diseases tetter piles and more and urges households to keep a box on hand.
Notice states that on March 4 1913 Albert Bal vent Sw Bomar Traylor and others were duly qualified before the Clerk of the Dubois Circuit Court as executors of the last will of Segment Lie County Indiana. The notice outlines probate steps and duties for the estate in question.
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