Pretty Wedding at Mariah Hill
Rosalia Brenner and Maurice Meyer were married in a morning ceremony at 7:30 in Mariah Hill church. Rev Marcus Meyer officiated, with Therese Brenner and Clement Meyer as attendants. An all day celebration followed at the bride’s home, with many relatives and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah Hill
Rosalia
John Brenner
Maurice Meyer
Jacob Meyer
Our Church
Marcus Meyer
Jasper
Therese Brenner
Clement Meyer
Uncle Joe Schnaus Dies After Short Illness
Joe Schhnaus of Ireland died Tuesday evening after a short illness. He leaves a wife, three daughters and two sons. The funeral was held in Ireland yesterday morning, with relatives and neighbors traveling from Cincinnati Evansville Huntingburg and Louisville for the services and visits. A marriage license was issued to J M Whitehead Pike County to Bernice Hobbs of Ireland. The Ferdinand Brewing Co. is distributing Champay. A public sale of personal property by Ben Kuper is set for July 30 with John Daunhauer Jr. as auctioneer. An excursion to Louisville by the United States Railroad Administration is announced for July 28. A rain fell at St Meinrad and another north of town. Fourth of July picnics were well attended. A girl is wanted for house work in Indianapolis. Father Hildenbrand of Evansville passed through town en route to St Meinrad. A revenue collector collected war tax as Werner Wollenmann returned from overseas to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schhnaus
Ireland
Joe Schnaus
Nick Senninger
Hugo
New Government Stamps Name Owner on Certificates
Indianapolis July 8 Plans for handling the new Treasury Savings Certificates were announced by State Director Robert E. Springsteen. The certificates combine features of bonds and War Savings Stamps and will be sold at post offices and banks. The $100 certificates cost 83.6 in July with value rising 20 cents monthly, and $1,000 certificates cost 8836 in July rising to 846 in December. Interest is about 4.62 percent if held to 1924, with 10 days notice to redeem and 3% interest for time held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert E. Springsteen
Indiana War Savings Committee
Springsteen
Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
Congregation Sundays with Henry Schipp’s Parent Link
A note to Jos Schlachter about Sunday activities for the Congregation involving the parent of Henry Schipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schipp
Card of Thanks for Father Charles Pund
Card thanks neighbours and friends for help during illness and death of Charles Pund. Special thanks to Rey Father John and The Children. Karl Dilger has been discharged from military service and is expected home for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pund
Rey
Father John
Karl Dilger
Interesting Notes on Pocket Plowing Match at Oakland City
The Pocket Plowing Association holds its second annual plowing match at James Brenton Farm one-half mile north of Oakland City Indiana at nine o'clock. Competitions include boys under 16 under 18 men with walking and sulky plows tractor plows and business entrants with prizes from 10 to 25 dollars and a silver cup. Rules require specific plow types depths and farm ownership with judges from Purdue University and local farmers.
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Pocket Plowing Association
James Brenton
Oakland City
Indiana
Daviess
Dubois
Gibson
Vanderburg
Knox
Martin
Perry
Warrick
Pike
Posey
Spencer
Tayersoll Watch
M. L. Bisher
Purdue University, Soils and Crops Department
Woodmere Asylum Admission Seizes St. Anthony Man
Sheriff Robert Nordhoff took John Busehkoetter of St. Anthony to Woodmere Asylum in Evansville on Wednesday. The 37 year old man is described as a brothel keeper who owns a farm nearby and has a brother and sister. his mother died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Nordhoff
John Busehkoetter
St. Anthony
Woodmere
Evansville
Busehkoettter
County Fair Plans and Agricultural Demonstrations Promised
The Dubois County Fair will feature a Stock Judging contest for youths 16 to 20, with a county team to advance to the State Fair. Demonstrations include tractors with plows at a $25 fee per tractor, and limestone soil testing shows rising demand. contact the County Agent for entry forms and details.
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Gield
H. C. Thompson
Ferdinand Roy Weds in the Windy City
Ferdinand Roy and Edna Pehrings wed at St Martins Church in Chicago. John F Laake, son of Mr and Mrs John Laake, and Edna Pehrings are the newlyweds. They will live in Chicago where the groom runs a pharmacy after a wedding trip to Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Roy
Windy City
John Laake
Edna Pehrings
Chas. Foliving
St. Martins
Chicape
Winsconsin
Chievago
Young Man of Ireland Passes Away at 19
Harry Hodgesang aged 19 died at his parents home near Ireland Monday after an appendicitis operation. Interment was in St Marys cemetery at Ireland Wednesday at nine. Mrs Dominic Hodgesang is daughter of Jacob Bartsley Sr. of this place.
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Harry Hovhgesang
Dominic Hodgesang
Ireland
St. Marys
Jacob Bartsley
Surprise Homecoming After Twelve Years
Rudolph Senninger, who has worked on the shipyards in Newark New Jersey since returning from overseas nearly a year ago, arrived home last Thursday night by surprise after twelve years away. He left the town twelve years ago for the West and was in California when called into service. This visit marks his first return to his old hometown in all that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Senninger
Newark
N.J
Rady
West
California
Ber
Intto
Farm O Lite Brings Bright Homes To Jasper County
Light and Power Co Incorporated promotes improved lighting for homes and farms. A new drinking fountain was installed in the Jasper courthouse during the past week. Mr and Mrs Anthony Summers and family and Richard Kiberg Jr of Louisville visited Richard Riberg’s home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light & Power Hints
Bleezie Light & Power Co. Incorporated
Jasper
Anthony Summerstand
Richard Kiberg, Jr
Louisville
Richard Riberg
Who Founded the Red Cross
Lake Division headquarters of the American Red Cross states Henri Dunant founded the Red Cross. His work followed the Solferino battle, leading to a Geneva convention on October 25, 1855, and the creation of the Red Cross emblem. The movement grew into a global humanitarian service and peacetime program. Farm for sale. Call on Anton Schuster.
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Red Cross
Lake Division
American Red Cross
Henri Dunant
Solferino
Europe
Dunant
Eugenia
France
Queen Victoria
England
Geneva
Beckmanns and company tour to Louisville and a local dance
Mr and Mrs R J Beckmann drove to Louisville last Sunday morning returning Wednesday. Mrs Joe Gardner and Miss Grace Hutchison of Louisville visited at their home. Local officials and guests attended a Jasper dance Tuesday night. Funeral attendance was noted for Harry Hochgesang in Be and Wednesday.
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R. J. Beckmann
Louisville
Joe A. Gardner
Grace Hutchison
Bee
Jacob Bartley
Jacob Bartley, Jr
Leo Bartley
Joh Bartley
Joe Bartley
Harry Hochgesang
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John Schoenhoff
Cincinnati
Albert Hackmann
Herb Senninger
Walter
William Kaninenberg
Robert Albert
Roy
Egolf
Laura Meyer
Frank Hettich
Huntingburg
The
Ferdinand Brewing Co
Ben Kuper
St. Henry
John Daunhauer Jr
United States Railroad Administration
Southern
St. Meinrad
Town
Indianapolla
Father Hildenbrand of
Evanaville
At. Meinrad
Tuesaday
Werner Wollenmann
New York
Aparets
Carolina Mueller
Benedict Johannemann
Bernard Kouat
Josephina Lueken
John Hoffmann
Karl Pund
Carolina Hoing
Mary Groehler
Xaver Ballis
Elizabeth Krampe
Henry Elmer
Earth
Proctor
Seld Committee
Anthony
Progres
John F. Laake
Wieshtes
Anton Schuester
L. B. Mullen
Ruth
E Harold
Dorothy Cullen
Violet Fuchs
Cannellon
Chas. J. Metzger
Hugo Senninger
Raymond Worten
Edwin Horny
Herb Uvebelher
Hubert Hoffmann
Theodore Weyer
Misasa Gladys Hail
Ella Wirtzberger
Thecla Krapf
Gertie Reinacker
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