Pretty Wedding at Mariah Hill on a July Morning
Rosalia Brenner and Maurice Meyer were married in a Mariah Hill church service conducted by Rev. Marcus Meyer. Attendants were Therese Brenner and Clement Meyer. The bride wore white silk crepe de chine with a tulle veil. reception 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
Ireland mourns the death of Joe Secnaus after a brief illness leaving a wife three daughters and two sons. His funeral was held in Ireland with family from nearby towns attending as others visit for Independence Day events and local gatherings. A marriage license was issued in Ireland to J M Whitehead of Pike County and Bernice Hobbs of Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schnaus
Nick Senninger
Hugo
Ireland
Clerk Bartley
J. M. Whitehead
Pike Co
Bernice Hobbs
New Government Stamps Will Have Name of Owner
Indianapolis July 8 Plans for handling the new Government securities the 100 and 1000 Treasury Savings Certificates were announced by State Director Robert E Springsteen of the Indiana War Savings Committee The certificates will bear the owner's name and be sold at post offices and banks with prices set for July and December maturity at about 4.62 percent annual yield if held to maturity and 3 percent interest if redeemed early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Robert E. Springsteen
Indiana War Savings Committee
Springsteen
Treasury Department
Treasury Savings
Congregation notice of parents and members listing
An itemized church notice lists individuals by day from Tuesday to Sunday, including Bernard Kaust and Josephina Lucken on Tuesday, John Hoffmann’s 11 parents on Wednesday, Karl Punch on the same day, Carolina Hovig and Mary Groehler on Thursday, Xaver Ballis Joan Schlachter Elizabeth Krampes and Henry Elmer on Friday, and 11 parents of Henry Schipp on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hoffmann
Karl Punch
Henry Schipp
Card of Thanks for Charles Punc Family
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during illness and death of Charles Punc. Special thanks to Rev Father John. Signed by the children. Karl Dilger expects to return home from military service in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Punc
Father John
Karl Dilger
Pocket Plowing Contest Promises Heavy County Turnout
The Pocket Plowing Association hosts its second annual plowing match July 20 at 9 A.M. on the James Brenton Farm near Oakland City Indiana with contestants from Daviess Dubois Gibson Vanderburgh Knox Martin Perry Warrick Pike Posey Spencer plus a field of prizes from $10 to $25 and a silvercup for top overall. Demonstrations by firms, entry rules, and judging will be supervised by M L Fisher of Purdue and local farmers with notices for limestone reports and a stock judging contest at the Dubois County Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocket Plowing Association
James Brenton
Oakland City
Indiana
Daviess
Dubois
Iibyon
Vanderburg
Knox
Martin
Perry
Warrick
Pike
Posey
Spencer
Ingersoll Watch
M. L. Fisher
Purdue University
Sails and Crops Department
Bachelor of St Anthony Taken 0 Woodmere
Sheriff Robert Nordheff took John Buschkoetter of St Anthony to Woodmere Asylum at Evansville on Wednesday. He is a bachelor about 43 years old and owns a good farm near St Anthony with one brother and one sister. His mother died at Woodmere a few years ago.
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Bachelor of St
Robert Nordheff
John
Buschkoetter
St. Anthony
Woodmere Asylum
Evansville
Buschkeoetter
Woodmere
Ferdinand Boy Weds in the Windy City
Ferdinand Boy and Miss Bdtoa Petring wed at St Martins church in Chicago on Monday morning. The couple plans a wedding trip to Wisconsin and will reside in Colvago where the groom runs a pharmacy. They have one best wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Boy
Windy City
John Laake
Bdtoa Petring
Chas. Pehring
St. Martins
Chicaga
Winsconsin
Colvago
Young Man of Ireland Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Harry Foclesang aged 19 died at his parents home near Ireland Monday afternoon following an appendicitis operation. Interment was at St Marys cemetery in Ireland Wednesday morning. Mrs Dominic Hodgesang is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Bartley Sr of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Foclesang
Dominic: Hodgesang
Ireland
St. Marys
Dominic Hodgesang
Jacob Bartley
Comes Home on Surprise After 12 Years
Rudolph Senninger, who served overseas and worked on a ship in Newark, New Jersey, returned home last Thursday night after twelve years away. He left the town twelve years ago to serve in the war and was in California when called into service. This marked his first visit to the old hometown in the twelve year period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Senninger
Newark
N. J
Rudy
California
Light & Power plants brighten Farina area scene
Light and Power Co Incorporation operates FARM O' LITE serving Farina and nearby towns. A new drinking fountain was installed at the Jasper courthouse the past week, the first in that building. Mr and Mrs Anthony Summerer and children and Richard Eiberg Jr of Louisville visited Richard Eiberg's home for several days this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farina
Hiert Te Light & Power Co. Incorporated
Court House
Jasper
Anthony Summerer
Richard Eiberg, Jr
Louisville
Richard Eiberg
Founding of the Red Cross by Henri Dunant
Lake Division headquarters of the American Red Cross states Henri Dunant founded the Red Cross after seeking better care for wounded soldiers at Solferino. The Geneva convention of 1845, Empress Eugenie, Queen Victoria’s daughter, and other dignitaries supported the idea, leading to the Red Cross emblem and international society. The article links the founder to humanitarian efforts and the organization’s peace time mission.
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Red Cross
Lake Division
American Red Cross
Henri Dunant
Solferino
Europe
Dunant
Eugenia
France
Zis
Canant
Queen Victoria
England
Geneva
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joe Secnaus
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 Dambauer Jr
United States Railroad Administration
Southern
St. Meinrad
Town
Indianapole
Father Hildenbrand of
Evanaville
Sr. Meiorad
Werner Wollepmenn
New, York
Chur
Carolina Mueller
Benedict Johannemann
Bernard Kaust
Josephina Lucken
Carolina Hovig
Mary Groehler
Xaver Ballis
Joan Schlachter
Elizabeth Krampes
Henry Elmer
Association
Boye
Gryle
H. C. Thompson
Jobo He Laake
Anton Schae
R. J. Beckmann
Joe A. Gardner
Grace Hutchison
L. B. Maileo
Miss Ruth
Harold
Dorothy Cullen
Violet Fuchs
Cannelton Apent
Postmageter
Chas. J. Metager
Hugo Senninger
Raymond Worten
Edwin Horny
Hert Ucbelhor
Hubert Hoffmann
Theodore Weyer
Gladys Hail
Ella Wirtzberger
Theels Krapt
Gertie Reinacker
Jacob Bartley, Jr
Leo Bartley
Jatley
Joe Bartley
Harry Hochgessng
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