Oakland City Walkovers Top Ferdinand Greys In Tenning Thriller
The Oakland City Walkovers beat the Ferdinand Greys in a high scoring Sunday game. After a 4-4 tie through nine innings the Walkovers exploded for four runs in the tenth, making ten. Reckelhoff started for the Greys and lasted until the tenth as the Walkovers pulled away with clutch hits and miscues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland City
Ferdinand Greys
Mitchell
Reckelhof
Rerror
Greys
Reckelhoff
Olinger
Muller
Hartz
Marriage Licenses Granted in Two Counties
Dimp Graves of Haysville and Goldie D. Cox of Jasper apply for a license in Haysville. BH. R. 2 Guy. Dearing and M. Ella Astrike of Huntingburg apply for a license in Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dimp Graves
Haysville
Goldie D. Cox
Jasper
BH. R
Guy. Dearing
M. Ella Astrike
Huntingburg
Milburn Announces Candidacy For Attorney General
Jasper resident Richard M. Milburn declares for the Democratic nomination for Indiana attorney general subject to the state convention. He appeals to party delegates across counties, cites long Indiana life, past state senate service, and vows to enforce laws for the people. Milburn is presented as a capable, patriotic, and principled candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. Milburn
Jasper Kee
Democratic Nominon
Indiana
Atate
At Atate
Milburn
Page the Firat
Alstrict Doessnot
Ghia
Tig
Evantville
Examiners Inspect State Books. Lawsuit Filed. Inquest Held
Field examiners Spradley and Johnson of the State Board of Accounts arrived to audit the auditor and treasurer books. Jacob W. Stimson sues Pitte Lumber Co for 1393.39. Coroner L A Salb held an inquest into John Lyden's death after he was killed attempting to jump a freight train. County Council to convene July 19 for appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spradley
John
State Board of Accounts
Dubois
Jacob ‘V. Stimson
Huntingburg
Pitte Lumber Company
Ferdinald
L. A. Salb
John Lyden
Perico Colony Letter praises Texan farming prospects
A July 1 1913 letter from Perico Texas to O O Reed describes arrival readiness for more farmers, good rainfall, promising land, and modest cattle purchases. The writer notes favorable weather, a healthy country, and preference for the Texan setting over Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perico
Texas
Mr. O. 0. Reed
Local residents and visitors mingle in town scenes
A stream of arrivals and brief sojourns fills town life as John Knapp, Jake Smith, and many others travel to and from Huntingburg, Jasper, Louisville, and nearby towns. Guests include Miss Carrie Schultz and Mrs. Robert Ramney while Prof. Brackmann returns from Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Smith
Huntingburg
Marriage of Schuellenberger and Kloeh at St Meinrad
George Schuellenberger of St Meinrad wed Migs Emilia Kloeh of Boston at St Meinrad on Tuesday morning. Attending were Robert Kluahy brother of the bride and Karl Schnellenberger brother of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schuellenberger
St. Meinrad
Migs Emilia Kloeh
Boston
Robert Kluahy
Karl Schnellenberger
Gream
Sohnellenberger
Shandel
Mary Eicher Dies at 69 in Dubois Indiana
Mrs. Mary Eicher nee Dinke died at her daughter Mrs Henry Heeker's home Dubois July 10 1913 aged 69. She had lived in Celastine until March then bedfast from illness. Survived by two brothers in Indianapolis and Dubois three sons and two daughters. Remains laid to rest in St Raphael's cemetery after requiem Mass performed by Rev Father Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Indianapolis
Thomas
Dubois
Joseph
Danville
George
Floyd Knobs
Simon
Celastine
Mary, Brosmoer
Thresia Heeke
Here
St. Raphaels
Paul
Big Church Picnic Promises Food Music and Fun
July 20 event at the church grounds features amusements, music by brass bands, a country store, and tents for visitors. Concordia excursion manager Ferdinand Echsner expects a large turnout weather permitting. A Concordia Singing Society concert is set for 3 PM at St Ferdinand School Hall with Karl Schuettler directing and performances by male chorus and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand J. Echsner
Concordia
Ferdinand
Concordia Society
Goddt
Saenger
Concordia Singing Society
ST. Ferdinand School Hall
Karl Schuettler
Schuett
Bargain Slippers and Dairy Extension Event Noted
A sale advertising 25 percent to four dollar coats at Bartley Bros runs July 9 through 26 with various target groups. Purdue University Agricultural Extension plans a dairy production train in Huntingburg on Saturday August 6 with a 7:30 p.m. meeting and about an hour lecture for farmers. Also promoted is a traveling wave-picture show by a traction engine with nightly performances for a week at an unspecified location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meus
Ladiva
Bartley Bros
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Huntingburg
Toutan
Peter Muller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ron Marland Gatt
Reed
Sea
Rep
Baise Its
Sampon
Metzger
Montgomery
Rehleder
TIE
Lng
Ayla Grosae
John Knapp
R. Sauer
Louisville
Albert Roth
Cuteago
John Kippenbrok
Joseph.Villinger
Fulda
Tueaday
Henry Timmermaiin
Evansville
John Brenner
Mariah Hill
John Reinacker Wats
Joe Reckelhoff
J. W. Loker
Stendal
Robert and
John Kotzel
Santa
Claus
Mise Carrie Schultz
Birdseye Ig
Frances Altmeyer
Misees
Dilger
Elizabeth Trotter
Rockport
Robert Ramney
Henry Beckmann
H. F. Brackmann
Victoria
John Edel
Joe Goaken
Wim. Kunkler
Albert
Luchbehusen
St. Henry
Jy Town
Adam, Stratmann
Mies Auns Schmit
Tampa, Fla
Viujted Reta
Reel Saunaenberadt Oy
Sh. Molgred
Yale
Loniayally An -Dushiess
Michael Cluger
Fort. Brauch
Mes
John Lindauer
P. Buehm
Alphonse Holtzmany
Stephen
Frank Reckelhoff
Jos. H. Mirlenbrink
G. R.schuler
Migs | Lula Klueh
Frank
St. Melinrad
Martin, Schneider
Chicago
Frances
Margaret Horry
Otto Bigham
St. Anthony Moniay
Mrs
Chas. Horny
August Remke
Herman Brower
Helen and
Marie
Cincinnati
Joan Jochum
Jake Seger
Arthur
St. Louis
Ptente
Joohum
Hauger-Martina
Ler
Volk
Horebauf
Schuettler
Mendelsohn
Eugene ‘Timmel
Hlolzknecht
Kari
Froehling-am Rhett
Lucuis Moffmann
Mueller
Humoriatisched
Terrett
Eugene Timmel
H. Holzknecht
Jos. Nolte
Mathias Olinger
Toronto
Canada
Jo Petry
Peter Gerber
Hiaing
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!