Local residents and workers pace Harrison township area
Louis Kaeli and family visited Ben and Leo Birchle in Owensboro. Census takers were busy as John Hubers and Areh e Ahring divided Harrison township. Jacob and Thoma operate a saw mill in Dubois county. John Holtzmann plans a new building for an electric light plant. Harrison township shows no delinquent taxes in Spencer county. Local residents names appear with travel and visits including Blair Kemp Hoffmann Morgen Kemp and Heilers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hubers
Harrison Township
Areh
Jacob & Thoma
Dubois County
John Holtzmann
Spencer County
Gossip and local notes from a rural community
William Tempel, Ben Kemper and Frank Kesseng played shafskopf at Henry Tebben's home. Philip Tempel visited Ferdinand for a business trip last Monday. Hunters misfired on rabbits, killing none but scaring the group. one rabbit carcass lay cold and stiff. Mrs. Paul Jasper is ill for a few weeks. Hubert Boeglin hosted a surprise birthday party. George and Nick Kunkler attended a Bristow dance. Kunkler went to Uniontown midweek. Several locals saw the St Meinrad play last Sunday. Readers are reminded to read the NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tempel
Ben Kemper
Frank Kesseng
Shafskopf
Henry Tebben
Cottontail
Hindenburg Line
George
Nick Kunkler
Bristow
Paul Jasper
Kunkler
Uniontown
St. Meinrad
Local Social Roundup From Bretzville Visits and News
Philip Partenheimer and Louis Bretz took a business trip to Ferdinand on Tuesday. Miss Anna Partenheimer returned to Louisville after visiting her mother. Mr and Mrs Martin Bretz and daughter traveled to Huntingburg Thursday. Ed and George Gude of Adgeville attended the dance Tuesday night. Leo Kunkler and Gerhard Verkanp were in Jasper Wednesday. Lorena Wagner returned home from Louisville for a three week visit. Alvina Limp, visiting Huntingburg, returned home. Ella Blessinger of Jasper spent Sunday with Lorina Wagner. The Tuesday dance was well attended.
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Orval Kemp O
Jasper
George Kemp
Caorpe Messmer
Huntingby
John Heilers
Boonville
Philip Partenheimer
Louis Bretz
Ferdinand
John F. J. Schurz
St. Antony
Martin Bretz
Huntingburg
George Gude
Adgeville
Lorena Wagner
Louisville
Alvina Limp
Ella Blessinger
Lorina Wagner
Births and visits noted around St. Meinrad and district
Born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs John Wissel a bay baby. Louis Becher of Loogcote visits his parents Theo Fischer and Leo Greulich. Theo Fischer and Leo Greulich attended Bristow Tuesday. Frank Uehlein of Dale conducts business here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Jos Wanninger of Fulda visit town Monday. Willard Cherry of Bristow in town on business Saturday. Siberian relatives spent Tue and Wed here. Printer notes subscription expiration and renewal reminder. readers urged to remit promptly.
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John Wissel
Louis Becher
Loogcote
Theo. Fischer
Leo Greulic
Bristow
Frank Uehlein
Dale
Jos. Wanninger
Fulda
Willard Cherry
Wir
Frank Niehausee
Siberian
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice
Ferdinand Township trustee of Dubois County says he will attend to township business at his home office each weekday. Persons with township business should present it at his home. Nick Benninger, Trustee, Perdinand Ind.
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Nick Benninger
Perdinand
Ind
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Jood Thorning
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Beckmann State Bank
Dems
John G. South
Kentucky
Nationa ‘Publican Women's Party
George Bass
Chiz0
Democratic Party
Mary Foy
Los Angeles
Myapoe
America
Louis Kaeli
Owensboro, Ky
Ben
Leo Birchle
Johnsburg
John Blair
Will Kemp
Henry Hoffmann
Peter Morgen
New Albany
Nora Kemp
Henry Buekel
William Jennings Bryan
Washington
Wilson
Roosevelt
Electric Light & Power Company
Go Sr Wetzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Siberia
Philip Tempel
Gerri of Byes Te Cele Pepe Nese Mp Tool
Aleiaed Dash Briday
Hubert Boeglin
Anna Partenheimer
Leo Kunkler
Gerhard Verkanp
Foxice
New York
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Children of
Harriet Seres
George A. McLane
Senninger Bldg
Ferdinand, Ind
Dr. Gugsell
Ohio
Cole
Thei
P. Madlon
Tor
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