Cases Tried Since Last Week at Dubois Circuit Court
The week’s entries list multiple actions from the January term. Cases include venue changes for Alvah Bradshaw vs Martha Lucas et al and Shirley McKinney vs Martin Himsel, with continuances and amended complaints. Foreclosures and notes involve Citizens Trust Bank, Philip J. Kankel et al, and Farmers & Merchants Bank, plus receivership for Philip J. Konkel. Real estate transfers and a marriage license are also noted for Huntingburg and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Alvah Bradshaw
Martha Lucas
Crawford
Peter Schnell
Southern Railway Co
Bomar Traylor
Shirley McKinney
Martin Himsel
Pike Circuit Court
Costa
Citizens Trust & Savings Bank
Philip J. Kankel
Triel
Philip J. Konkel
Tillie Konkel
Jennie P. Hocker
Huntingburg
John S. Burger
Philip J. Kunkel
Farmers & Merchanted State Bank
Crosa
Simon Rich
Herman Castrup
Pleinnd
Doings of Our Soldier Boys
Ferdy Weyer returned home from Ft Wayne Michigan last Saturday night after discharge. John Laake, stationed at Camp Custer, left for home Monday night. Benedict Reutmann and Fidel Berg were discharged from Camp Custer and came home Wednesday morning. William Altmann, formerly at Vancouver Barracks, was transferred to Camp Taylor last Saturday and may return soon. Joseph Remke moved from Camp McClellan to Camp Taylor last Saturday and is expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdy Weyer
Ft. Wayne
Mich
John Laake
Camp Custer
Benedict Reutmann
Fidel Berg
William Altmann
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Camp Taylor
Joseph Remke
Camp McClellan
Ala
Church Announcements for February 2 to Sunday
Notes list names for weekly church announcements. February 2 Monday Sebastian Schreiner Elizabeth Wassing. Tuesday John Punch Reno Bosler. Wednesday Henry Beckmann St John and Peter Seng. Thursday mother in law of Dr. Metzger in hon St Joseph. Friday Philomena Gerber Henry Schum. Saturday St Agatha Germ Fire Ins Co Henry Laake. Sunday for the Congregation to inter Xaver Schreiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Metzger
Hon
Philomena Gerber
Henry Schum
St. Agatha
Germ
Fire Ins. Co
Henry Laake
Coal orders and local notices fill Ferdinand area
Coal merchants urge winter orders while roads are clear. Local residents Jos F Vaal and associates conducted business in Ferdinand and nearby towns. People visit from St Meinrad, Mariah Hill, Huntingburg, and Mt Carmel with updates on broom sales, family trips, and court duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
F. Vaal
St. Meinrad
Ind
Interesting Garden Planning Guidance for 1919
County agent urges readers to draw a detailed garden plan for the year 1919. It covers seed needs, crop rotation, row planting, garden layout, grouping crops by type and season, companion planting, succession sowing, and using space efficiently to maximize multiple harvests.
Married Man and Girl of Huntingburg Eloped to Chicago
John Souder superintendent of Huntingburg Furniture Co. and Emma Smith a stainer from Huntingburg eloped to Chicago. Souder forged a $581 check with a flat pocket-book, the scheme uncovered. He is held in Chicago on charges, the girl placed in a detention home. Souder is married with three children. the girl is daughter of Lawrence Smith of Huntingburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingburg
John Souder
Huntingburg Furniture Co
Emma Smith
Chicago
Souder
Lawrence Smith
Notice to Farmers on Brand Sale of Fertilizer and Tankage
Notice announces the sale in the future of Morris & Co. Fertilizer and Digester Tankage brands previously sold by John Hoffmann for twenty years, now to be offered by Gerhard Bolte and John Hullinen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris &Co
John Hoffmann
Gerhard Bolte
John Hullinden
Winter vegetables and saving wood ashes for fertilizer
The article advises saving wood ashes from fireplaces and cookstoves for garden use. Wood ashes provide potash and lime, boosting root crops and soil texture. spread 5 pounds of potash per 100 pounds of ashes and 5 to 10 pounds per square rod after harrowing in spring. Coal ashes can improve heavy clay soils when sifted and incorporated.
Federal Board For Vocational Education to Train Veterans
The Federal Board for Vocational Education offers to train and place discharged soldiers or sailors compensable under the Bureau of War Risk Insurance. Fourteen district officers cover Ohio Indiana Kentucky with Cincinnati offices at 1906 Mercantile Library Building. Indiana Tuberculosis Association meeting in Indianapolis January 30 31. Lotis Herbvt will talk on reinstatement into civilian life. Evansville Courier announces daily price up to Feb 1 at 6.00 but subscription at 5.00 available now. Courier projects rising costs despite war end. J H Beckmann & Sauer received an order for two civilian items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Military
Naval Service
United States
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Mercantile Library
Cincinnati
Indiana Tuberculosis Association
Clayygot Hotel
Indianapolis
Lotis Herbvt
Federal Board
Evansville Gourier
Courier
Armenian and Syrian Relief drive seeks Indiana donations
Indiana begins Armenian and Syrian Relief campaign on January 25 with Ferdinand township aiming for a 200 quota. Local chairman John Bartley led a Sunday meeting at Senninger's hall to organize solicitors and canvassers, with Sergeant Ray mond Worten sharing overseas experiences to spur support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ferdinand
Senninger’s Hall
John Bartley
Bartley
Near East
Liberty Guards
Raymond Worten
Ferdinand Boy
Leta
Veterans seek markers for fallen soldiers from last war
J. M. Beckmann, Civil War veteran, advocates War Department markers for deceased soldiers from the last great war and has received a favorable reply. Marketings may be sent in a few months. Frank Ebenkamp sold his Gobel Branch farm to John Brockmann of Siberia and plans to move to Campus Ill. He will conduct a public sale of farming implements, livestock, and household furniture on Monday February 10. K Louis Schlachter will be the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Beckmann
War Department
Frank Ebenkamp
Gobel
John Brockmann
Siberia
Campus
Ill
Frank
K. Louis Schlachter
Students Return From Vacation as Flu Epidemic Eases
Bertram Kuntz and Karl Knapp resumed studies at St Meinrad College after a vacation due to an influenza outbreak. Officials report 76 flu cases at the Monastery early in the week, now moving toward control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram Kuntz
Karl Knapp
St. Meinrad
Fertilizer Compared as top pick by Morrin & Co
Farmers praise Morrin & Co fertilizer as best on the market and available through Gerhard Bolte and John Hollinden. Local couples Misses Hattie and Amanda Mueller hosted friends last Sunday with the Thaliane gathering Monday. Mr and Mrs Frank Weyer welcomed a baby boy Tuesday. A stork visit also announced a bouncing baby boy at Richart ichJhausen’s home Monday. Congratulations. The Electric Light company supplied home wiring and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Amanda Mueller
Thaliane
Frank Weyer
Stork
Mrs. RichartichJhausen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers State Bank Va
B. F. Shaver Canning Co
George Seubold
Oscar Dorech
Hunter
Frank Fresoo
Florence Brace
Andrew Boegtin
John H. Kerntiens
John H. Kersatiens
Lote
Jos. G. Brendelheir
Brendel & Patberg
Geo. Hemmerlein
Jacob Hemmersein
Flossie Hall Et al
Chas. L. Spurlock
Alverdia A
Sebastian Schreiner
Elizabeth Wassing
T John Punch
Reno Bosler
Henry Beckmann
St John and
Peter Seng
Xaver Schreiner
Jos. A. Petera
John Bredhold
Mariah Hill
Frank Petry
John
Anna Elmer
Loulaville
Clem Gocke
Fred Wetzel
Philadelphia
J. A. Grenlich
Rockport
Hugo H. Schipp
John Hackmann
Mt. Carmel
Eugene Grundhoefer
Sinhpenigtinn . Hia
Germany
The
Ferdinand News
J. H. Beckmann & Sauer
Cerigada
Child's i
Morrin & Co
John Hollinden
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