Complete List of Second Military Registrants
The Dubois county list names young men who registered June 5, 1918 for a future questionnaire and classification. It covers many towns including Haunt ingburg Birdseye Dubois Holland Otwell St Anthony St Henry Celestine and Celestine area with numerous individuals such as Ferdinand Tobbe Edwin Weyer Leo Schipp John Knust and Patrick Downey among others. The roster spans multiple communities and includes diverse spellings and initials for many registrants.
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Dubois County
Andrew Hasenour Dies Suddenly at 69
Andrew Hasenour of St Anthony died after an apoplexy while feeding hogs last Saturday evening. He was 69, married twice with both wives predeceasing him. Seven sons and three daughters mourn his loss, including Sister M Bascillia of Ferdinand Convent. He was an uncle of Jos Schnauss. Interment was at St Anthony Tuesday at nine o'clock.
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Andrew Hasenour
St. Anthony
M. Bascillia
Ferdinand
Jos. Schnauss
County Defense Council notes authorize flag dedication event
On June 7 the Defense Council ordered a county celebration to dedicate a flag at the Court House and to commemorate the Declaration of Independence signing. Farmers should cut clover along highways. proceeds go to the Red Cross. The secretary will request harvest help data from county factories.
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Defense Council
Court House
Red Cross
R. F. Sproat
Jasper
Ind
A. L. Gray
Secy
What Would You Do to Stop Such Things
President Wilson reviews the Red Cross parade in New York where a Canadian veteran speaks to the crowd. The piece urges pledges to buy War Savings Stamps by National War Savings Day on June 28 to support those who fight and die for the nation.
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Wilson
Red Cross
New York
Voters and Officials Named Across Towns in County Notes
Listings show individuals tied to multiple towns including Kellerville Hillham Haysville Schnellville Norton Ferdinand and Kyana. Names include George Hemmerlein Martin Thimling William Scheley Fred Abell and Leo Meteger with others in Ireland Ireland-Roy Wesley Murry Frank Dorsam Barney Sweeney and Emil Senninger.
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Velpen
Ferdinand
Spencer County
Leo J. Meteger
Chrlsting Trotter,Emil
Math Senninger
Big 47th of July Parade Set for Jasper
Dubois County Council of Defense orders a July 4 celebration in Jasper with the new county flag raised atop a 120 foot staff. The event features a large parade led by Civil War veterans, readings of the Declaration of Independence, a message from President Wilson, and an oration by William Stilwell. Numerous county groups urged to participate. officials appoint committees to oversee the program.
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Dubois County Council OF Defense
Jasper
National Council of Defense
County Council of Defense
Huntingburg
Board of Commissioners
Dublin County
Gallart S
Dubois County
America
J. P. Salb
Liberty Guards
Hantingburg
Elmer Poetker
Boy Scouts
Mike Durlauf
Bernard Heidelbach
Jasper College
Margaret Wilson
Jasper High Schools
W. 8. Hunter
United States
Woodrow Wilson
William Stilwell
Evansville
Horace M. Kean
John P. Huther
Anna Hunter
Bernard Heidelbech
A. J. Berger
J. H. Fromme
Mike Durlant
Nine Young Men Leave For Indianapolis For Training
The Local Board announces nine Jasper area youths will depart June 16 for six weeks of auto mechanics gun smith and blacksmith training in Indianapolis ahead of further study at Lafayette and Purdue. An additional three Jasper men will begin Purdue University six weeks training on June 28. A call for 34 more volunteers is noted, with subscriptions and local notices listed among committee assignments and public events.
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Indianapolis
Lafayette
Huntingburg
Herbert Wuetcher
Robert Bosler
Clarence Koebler
Geo. A. Kluesner
Jasper
Victor Salb
Roman Kempf
John Eckert
Birdseye
Leroy Brown
Kyana
Roy Dugan
Purdue University At
Frank Paul Kempf
Christ Keller 1
Edgar P. Hoffmann
Voluneer
Ohio Camp
Former Ferdinand Bey In French Hospital
Mr and Mrs Henry Reckelhoff of Huntingburg receive news from their son Lovie in France who is recovering in a hospital after inhaling poisonous gas during a Huns attack. The letter arrived by mail as a duplicate and had not yet reached the paper at press time.
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Henry Reckelhoff
Huntingburg
Lovie
France
Army bands expanded and new corps added
Gen Pershing prompts an order increasing each regiment band from 28 to 60 members with first lieutenants for experienced leaders and second lieutenants for less experienced. A bugle and drum corps join each regiment including company buglers, limited to 13 drummers.
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Adam M. Schmidt
August Lechner
Walter Hief
Hugh Traylor
Oscar C. Hoffman
Hilbert A. Jahn
Karl H. Mehbringer
Leo F. Flick
Urban Burger
Louis Frank Bleemer
Elmer J. Himsel
Oscar G. Blessinger
Corneline A. Sermersheim
Leslie M. Freyberger
Robert John Mehne
Virgil Schneider
Clarence A. Gramelspacher
Willard Jahn
Herbert Pfau
Sylvester
George E. Waldrip
William Baer
Henry R. Neukam
Thomas George Neukam
William Fleck
Andrew B. Merkley
John Widmer
Leonard Kunkler
St. Henry
Dad
Paul Cheater Foraton Rv 1
Leqnend Gandsrman
James A. Gil
Andrew Haseenour
Secretary of the Co. Defense Council
Ouzeo
Eckert Stanfield
Everitt
Hillham
Louis Shipman
Herman D. Wininger
Haysville
Christian B. Grossman
Schnellville
John J. Betz
Norton
Wesley Weaver
Ed H. Dufenbach
Hantingborg
Wagner
Freedom, Liberty and Justice
Joy. F. Friedman
William Bogkelmann
Robert Eckert
Bruce Greege
Sylvester Berger
John L. Brets
John P
Ed J. Keebler
Joseph M. Stara
Jesper
H.W. Pfekhartt
Ely Ea Lacs
Mike Wagner
J. M. Finke
Bomar Traylor
Tillie Eckstein
Alms Sondrmann
Loretta Habig
Dora Wachner
Olivia Sermersheim
E. A. Sturm
H. C. Knapp
Hugo
Robert
H. M. Kean
Sylvester Smith
W. Pickhardt
Henry Haake
Ben
Ed Doane
L. H. Katter
Joseph Friedman
W. A. Wilson
Louis Joseph
John J. Himsel
Henry Alpera
Louis Bamberger
Ed W. Naubauer
Hayavile
H. W. A. Hemmer
Holland
Roy Kellems
Isaac Norman
Ireland
W. J. Cramm
Dubois
Dubois, Mra
Agnes Cox
Portersville
Committee On Liberty Guards
Elmer Poettker
Fred Stimuon
Otto Wulfman
Committee On
Boy Scouta
C. H. F. Mandel
George Wachner
George Gramelepaoter
Louis Eckatein
John, M. Schnaus
John L. Bretz
John P. Salb
Jos. Casper
B. H
Storm
Bomar
Fraylor
Albert Sondermann
George
P. Wagner
Wm. A. Wilson
Be Iunter
T. K. Dougherty
Sweeney
Frank J. Beng
George R
John E. McFall
Joseph
Friedman
Joseph I
Btur
Aren
Ferdinand Bey
Wm. Wirtzberger
Post Office
J. H. Beckmann
Paris
Simon James
Albert Seger
St. Louis
St. Peter Paul
William Altmann
This
Martin Fritch
Forestry Division
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Joe Schlachter
St. Ferdinand
Ces
Joe Schnell
Near Sein
Hemorhage
Gieter Mi. Ib
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