Commissioners Meet in Regular Session at Jasper
Jasper Indiana June 4 county commissioners held a regular session granting liquor licenses to six individuals Haysville Huntingburg and Holland approving rock road superintendents bids for sheriff's residence and jail insurance two bids Betz accepted head er bids for concrete work Ziegler bridge repair Nordhoff bid accepted janitor petition kept open one month bond accepted and routine claims listed.
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Jasper
Ind
Thomas Himsel
Henry Kieffner
Haysville
Paul J. Roletter
George House
Huntingburg
Adam Geiss
Holland
Albert Fritch
John H. Steinkamp
Rock Road
Wm. A. Wilson
Frank L. Betz
Betz
Traylor and
Krempp
Haysville Road
Troy Road
Ziegler
Columbia Township
Martin Ziegler
T. J. Cave
Robert Nordhoff
Nordhoff
Jacob P. Schwenk
Board of Commissioners
John Ambs
Mr.Schwenk
Ambs
James Murray
John Rootepohler
Patoks Township
Wedding Bells At St Ferdinand Church
Miss Laura Altmann married Mr Rudolph Meyer at St Ferdinand Church with Fr John officiating. Attendants Miss Mayme Meyer Ida Meyer and Robert Altmann. The bride wore chiffon over satin with forget me nots and a shower bouquet. An all day celebration followed at the bride's home and a dance at Senninger's hall.
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St. Ferdinand’s Church
Laura Altmann
Rudolph Meyer
John
Misses Mayme
Ida Meyer
Robert Altmann
Miss Mayme Meyer
Mies Ida Meyer
Senninger’s Hall
Kippenbrok and Bockelmann Wed at St. Ferdinand Church
Lawrence Bockelmann and Misa Anna Kippenbrok were married in St. Ferdinand church Tuesday at 7 30 am. The bride’s sister Elfrieda Kippenbrok and Irwin Burger attended. The couple, with relatives, celebrated at the bride’s home and will reside in Jasper where the groom works.
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Lawrence Bockelmann
Misa Anna Kippenbrok
St. Ferdinand
Miss. Elfrieda Kippenbrok
Irwin Burger
Grand Picnic Event Planned With Knights of St John
Work began on church grounds to prepare for a grand picnic next Sunday. Amusement stands, booths, and sale stands are being set up. Many visitors from Louisville will join an excursion run by the Knights of St John for a homecoming gathering. A good time is promised.
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Louisville
Knights of St. John
Surprise gathering for Mr and Mrs Klueh at St Meinrad
Mr and Mrs Mike Klueh moved to St Meinrad Tuesday and were surprised Wednesday night with a party attended by numerous relatives and families. The event featured dancing and a fine lunch with beer. later, Nick Breit, former Bristow farmer now in Chicago, visited locally before joining relatives for a trip to Waterland with plans to spend weeks at his old home. June Bist from Immaculate Conception Academy will present Pontia the Daughter of Pilate at St Ferdinand's Hall in a dramatic program titled a thrilling tale of ancient times.
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Mike Klueh
St. Meinrad
Nick Dilger
George Denning
MD Becher
George Becher
Jake Ruxerland
Denning
Joe Fischer
Eda Schnellenberger
Frank Yent
Klauser
Will Englert
Anton Yent
Theresia Gerber
Bertha den Ining
Verena Ruxer
Marie Becher
Messra Martin
Richard Klueh
Frank Fischer
Ed Wirtzberger
Rube Fischer
Allie Strashalmer
Frank Damning
Nick Breit
Bristow
Chicago
New York
Immaculate Conception Academy
Pontia
Pilate
St.’ Ferdinand’s Hall
Doings in Circuit Court in Jasper Indiana
The Dnobois Circuit Court opened with bailiff Dr J Schwenk presiding. Cases include state v Bledsoe assault with intent to kill continued, state v Rhodes assault and battery continued, and several public intoxication and false claim actions continued. Some matters noted dismissals and a murder case with witness endorsements. A temporary injunction hearing set for June 8 and a restraining order issued.
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Jasper
Ind
Dnobois
J. Schwenk
State
Oliver Bledsoe
Roscoe Rhodes
Jess Beard
Ed C. Landgrebe
Etta Cox
Geo, Cox
Harry J. Robertayn
John Critchfeld
Edmund C. Landgrebe
Porter Hays
Henry Fierst
Clarence Brown
Claud Dieckmann
Lot
Roscoe Taylor
John Preuz
Sou. Ry. Co
John Neilson
Southern Ry. Co
Mildred Garrison
Wm. Garrison
Southern Railway Co
Josephine Weisman
Sophia
Businessman of St. Meinrad Dies in Louisville
George Schnellenberger of St. Meinrad aged 29 years 6 months 2 days died at St Anthony's hospital Louisville Tuesday morning at 1 20 of kidney trouble after six months illness. Remains arrived here Tuesday noon en route to St Meinrad where funeral was held yesterday afternoon at two. Deceased was a member of the firm Schnellenberger Bros gen era fe.
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George Schnellenberger
St. Meinrad
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Louisville
Schnellenberger, Bros
Genera Fe
Arson Trial Opens in Jasper for 1909 McCune Fire
In Jasper Indiana on June 4 the circuit court began Isaac J. McCune’s trial for burning buildings owned by Ida McCune on June 20, 1909. Jurors sworn, testimony from John Nicholson and others detail the plan to burn for insurance and involve Buddy Parsons, with McCune denying the charges.
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Sohn
McCune
John Nicholson
Michigan City
Cazco
Nicholson
Jake
McOnne
Buddy Parsons
Parsons
MaOune
Cannelton
Troy
Ohio River
Bute
Toms
Dofi
Birdavyeain
McOune
Milburn
Sweeney
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John Joseph Rapp
Joseph Steiger
Westphalia
Adalbert
Wemsorra
Danzig
Prussia
Bernard H. Loetfelhulz
Mount Carmel
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Admaling Elpers
St. James
Edward Berheide
Richmond
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Detroit
Mich
Charles Dudine
Schnellville
Frater Lawrence.Riebenthaler
Evansville
Frater Cyril
Gallo
Bancroft
Town
Order
George’ Schenk
Andrew Bastnagel
John Schenk
St. Philip
Omar Eisermann
Clement Zepf
Madison
Albert Thompson
Francis Hillen
Joseph Klug
Redwin
Kan
Commissioners Meeting
Court House
Bartley Bros
Tial
Conception
Morris F. Burke
Joe
Panama Canal
Pedro Miguel
Altmann-Meyer
Frank Altmann
Frank Meyer
Ferdinand
Kippenbrok-Buckelmann
Louis Brermann
Fred Bockermann
Mot
Ben Kippenbrok
Miouea
Mrs. Klueh
Isaac McCune
Joe Gerber
Charles, Me Pare
Henry Everbin Deuce
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