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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
13
Notice to Non-Resident in Dubois Court Divorce Case
Indiana notice in Dubois County lists Nannie M. Baker vs John J. Baker for divorce. Defendant John J. Baker is not a resident and must appear October 5 1920 at 9 AM in Jasper courthouse to answer the complaint or be heard in absence. Court seal dated May 26 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana County
Du-ubois
Asya
Dubois
Nannie M. Baker
John J. Baker
Indiana
Local Social Notes See Hospitable Travels and a Marriage
Johnsburg reports visits from Miss Ruth Cooper of Kalispell Mont and Miss Martina Jochem returning from Louisville. Evansville and Huntingburg residents travel for family events while Amos Martens, Mike and Henry Schwinghammer join Sunday gatherings. The marriage of John H. Wanninger of New Boston and Pranere Behets is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Wanninger
New Boston
Pranere Behets
Wedding Watch List For Pleasant B Logsdon
The unpolished note lists names and days for a wedding event at the congregation with participants including Marking Hollinden Luesdav and Elizabeth Laake, with references to Adam Bumm, Frank Senninger, Frank Albert, Henry Bolte, Louisa Schlachter, Blorens Kitten, John Fischer, Henry Wessel, and George Hedinger across Monday to Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logsdon
Adam Bumm
Elizabeth Laake
Frank Senninger
Frank Albert
Notice to Bidders for Town School House Painting
Ferdinand School Board will receive sealed bids on Saturday June 12 1920 at 2:00 PM at Rev J Eb Schorn office for painting the town school house woodwork two coats of paint red roofing paint and to repair sash and blinds. information from Ferdinand officials bidder right to reject all bids. Thrift White white lead linseed oil prices and Defea agency Heider Bros samples noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eb. Schorn
Ferdinand School Board
J. B. Schorno
John Schnieders
Treas
Alois Gerber
Sec’y
Real estate transfers listed for Huntingburg and Birdseye
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels exchanged between buyers and sellers in Huntingburg Birdseye and Delphine. Transactions include parcels in Ireland Huntingtonburg Birdseye and Delphine with values ranging from 250 to 3000 dollars. Notable parties include German American Bank Mary E Dillin Aug F Becker and Frank J Gerlach among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Dillin
Lota
Ireland
Ben F. Katterhenry
Aug. F. Becker
Huntingburg
Jesse Mitchell
James Cummins
Birdseye
Anna M. Klein
Alvin P. Beeler
John Jackle
Frank J. Gerlach
James Noble
Irene EB. Fischer
Ato
Delphine
Niehaus
Hilbert N. Quante
Hilbert N. Quanne
Alois Niehaus
Joseph L. Mehringer
George L. Mehringer
Brittie I
Mitchell
Appointment of George Hedinger Estate Administrator
Frederick Hoffmann named administrator of the estate of George Hedinger, deceased, in Du Bois County Indiana. He filed qualification with the Dubois Circuit Court on May 6, 1920. The estate is indicated as solvent. Leo H. Fisher serves as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois
Dubois County
Indiana
George Hedinger
Frederick Hoffmann
Leo H. Fisher
Atjll
Discharge him? Not in this West of Ireland estate
A guest on an Irish estate witnesses a bullet whiz by the landlord and learns the sharpshooter is one of the worst shots on the property. The landlord refuses to punish or dismiss the firing servant, deeming him valuable for his aim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West of Ireland
Scott
First Statue in the U S The Jackson equestrian figure
The Jackson statue in Lafayette Park Washington was the first equestrian statue unveiled in the United States. Clark Mills designed and erected it using cannon cannonball metal from Jackson’s capture. The piece balances on its hind feet but the feet were fixed to the base to withstand wind. A Worcester Evening Post quip notes a driver and horse incident on Southbridge street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Lafayette Park
Washington
United States
George VI
New York
Clark Mills
Ufe
Mills
Two Carryalls and Odd Vehicles Dominate Washington
The article details two famed Washington carryalls: Senator Edge of New Jersey owns a high powered car notable for license No. 1, while United States Marshal Sprain from the District of Columbia uses a small, stable back-on-a-stand carriage due to lack of a gasoline bus. It also notes Australian gold output falling with six month totals for 1919, 1918, and 1917 showing decline driven by high wages and machinery costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Edge
New Jersey
United States
Marshal Sprain
District of Columbia
Marshal Splain
Congress
Western Australia
Tts
Engraver Confrontation Over Tardy Arrival on Broadway
A New York engraving shop owner berates an employee for lateness noting famous figures seen passing by. He asks who the late worker is after a string of arrivals from Rockefeller to Taft along Broadway. The anecdote appears in the Rehoboth Sunday Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluss
Broadway
New York
Brown
Mr. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Vanderbilt
Evansville Market Prices June 3 1920
Market report from Evansville Indiana lists prices for wheat corn potatoes onions cabbage wool ginseng eggs butter chickens geese turkeys ducks cattle and hogs. Livestock and hay quotes include steers heifers cows bulls hogs and No 1 timothy hay with per hundred or per ton figures.
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Siberia
Henry Welp
Mrs
Ben Elmer
Mathilda Brockmann
Albert Underhill
John Bender
Vernon
John Dean
William and Albert Boeglin
Walter Uebelhoer
John Arehart
Mathilda Ernst
Walter Bender
Leo Giesch
Maggie Fitter
Louisville
Gilbert Arehart
Theodore Ernst
St. Menrad
Lizzie Blume
Tillie Schatz
Paul Schaeffer
George Pfeiffer
Rockport
Aug. Schulte
Johnsburg
N. W. Mathes
Southern Railway
Ruth Cooper
Kallispell Mont
G. A. Cooper
Naoma Schnell
Evansville
Martina Jochem
Amos Martens
French Lick
Mike
Henry Schwinghammer
St. Anthony
Misses Clara
Bertha Kunkler
Theodore Kunst
Will Kunkter
Mike Hohl
Jasper
Peter Jochem
Fulda
John Rupprecht
Joe Nemer
Ben Birchler
Luesdav
Henry Bolte
Louisa Schlachter
Blorens Kitten
John Fischer
Henry Wessel
Heider Bros
Taka Tha News
Frank Zimmer
Alexander Fields
George Andry
Adolph Foerster
E& W
George A. McLane
U. S
Jackson Memorial
Southbridge Street
Worcester
Electric Light & Power Co
G. G. Metzger
China-Lac
Freinacker Company
Evansville, Ind
Mr. Business Am
Bartley
Dubois County Telephone Co
BELL
Ferdinand
Ton
West Baden
Southern Trai
Princeton
Uannelton
Ind
Leonard Muller
GaPa
Untingburg
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