Jubilee Celebration Marks 25 Years of Priesthood
Mariah Hill June 14 recalls June 8 gala for Rev. Father Andrew Bauer's twenty fifth ordination anniversary. Congregation members hosted a purse gift as jubilee rites unfold at the school and parish with processions, a Boys Band, jubilee banners, and a Mass led by visiting clergy and bishops. Parish children presented spiritual bouquets and offered prayers and congratulations. Bishop Chartrand and Bishop Ledvina attended, with choir and clergy from Jasper, Huntingburg, St. Meinrad, and Indianapolis participating in the solemn ceremony.
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Mariah Hill
Father Andrew Bauer
Oo. S. B
Frank Meyer
Father Andrew
Cornelia Bettag
Union
Jubilarian
Jasper
Ida Stallmann
Rose Elizabeth Wagner
Louisella Gogel
Francis
Huntingburg
Marcus
Albert
St. Meinrad
Aloysius O. S. B
Indianapolis
Father Basil
Wedding of Young Couple at St. Ferdinand Church
Robert Remke and Miss Bernardine Woebkenberg unite in marriage at St. Ferdinand church with Father Oate officiating. Attendants include William and Martin Woebkenberg, maid of honor Miss Viola Reckelhoff, followed by a breakfast at Reckelhoff home and a celebratory dance at Senninger's hall. The bride, in georgette, carries lilies of the valley and roses. groom and best men wear blue. He is a WWI veteran and Remke Bros. garage manager. They will reside with the bride’s family until their new home is ready.
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St. Ferdinand
Robert Remke
Bernardine Woebkenberg
Father Oaite
William
Martin Woebkenberg
Viola Reckelhoff
Frank Reckelhoff
Senninger’s Hall
Dale Orchestra
Ben Woebkenberg
Henry Remke
Remke
Mariah Hill
Jane
Our Church
Agnes Wagner
Frank Bredhold
Frances Bredhold
Herbert Baur
F. W. Wagner
Henry Bredhold
Cincinnati
Frances Skrynecke
John
Josephine Skrynecke
St. Meinrad
Ind
Wilbert E. Dunn, Jr
Wilbert
Ida Dunn
Schengberg
St. Francis de Soles Church
Mayme
Augusta Skrynecke
Joe Pelster
Walnut Hills
Dunna Jong
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
New York
Atlantic City
Washington, D. C
Lightning strikes farm and kills horse near Fulda
George Pfeiffer survived a lightning strike while harvesting wheat on his Fulda area farm. The bolt struck his binder, killing a horse owned by Urban Birchler and knocking down three others, while Pfeiffer was briefly unconscious. A second horse was injured in the incident.
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Fulda
George Pfeiffer
Urban Birchler
Mr. Pfeiffer
Dubois County Students At Indiana University Total 32
Bloomington June 13 Dubois county shows 32 students at Indiana University in the past year per a Cravens report. The university’s total enrollment exceeds 4200, a 500 percent rise in 25 years, among the nation’s notable growth. Listed Dubois residents include Jasper Paul Blessinger Delia Doane Emil Fisher Esther Kempf Cyril Wilson among others.
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Bloomington
Dubois County
Indiana University
John W. Cravens
The
State University
United States
Jasper
Paul J. Blessinger
Delia Claire Doane
Emil W. Fisher
Giants Dominate Duff In Sunday Victory
The Giants defeated Duff 2 to 0 as Clarence Quante pitched a two hitter over seven innings. Barth and Berger hit two-base hits for the Giants while Quante fanned eight. Umpire Jos Muller and scorer Otto Boegtin are noted. Tell City Hoosiers visit next Sunday.
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Giants
Clarence Quante
Duff
Quante
Stapleton
Barth
Berger
Jos
Muller
Otto Boegtin
Tell City
Dutiful Dubois Court Happenings Report
In Dubois circuit court since last issue, State v Earl Pinnick public intoxication fined 20 dollars and 29.50 total. State v Robert Harder public intoxication fined 20 dollars and costs. Wollenmanourt to shut down Ferdinand Electric Light plant. Ortho Dorsey hearing underway with 75 Pike county witnesses summoned. New suits include Neukamp v Frank, Wessel v McLane quieting title, Selby v Brenton contract, Brendle & Patberg v Bretz foreclosure of mechanics lien.
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Earl Pinnick
Robert Harder
W. A. Wollenman
Electric Light & Power Co
Ferdinand
Ortho Dorsey
Pike County
Henry Neukamp
Christian Frank
Joseph A. Wessel
George A. McLane
Ray Selby
Mamie Brenton
Brendle
Patberg
Gifford R. Bretz
Dubois
Editor Ben Ed Doane of Jasper Courier Dies
The Jasper Courier editor Ben Ed Doane died at his North Clay street home after indigestion and jaundice. He kept writing until a few days before his death, issuing his final Weekly Courier with his wary, fearless editorial voice. Burial followed at Fairview cemetery in Jasper.
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Herald
Ben Ed Doane
Jasper Courier
North Clay Street
Courier
Doane
Weekly Courier
Jasper Herald
Fairview
Jasper
Road Building Demonstrations Scheduled Across Southern Indiana
Road building demonstrations will be held in July and August across six southern Indiana counties surveyed in March as part of a district improvement program. Purdue University officials will supervise, with sites chosen in Dubois Spencer Warrick and Crawford counties and additional plans pending in Perry and Pike counties. Farmers will assist with shovels and teams to construct small test sections showing drainage and proper crown for better dirt roads.
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Huntingburg
Southern
Indiana
W. Q. Fitch
Purdue University
Ben H. Petty
Purdue
Dubois
Spencer
Warrick
Crawford Counties
Petty
Dubois County
Casy Township
Holland
Jasper
Spencer County
Luce Township
Huff Township
Evanston
Warrick County
Greer Township
Elberfeld
Lynnville
Crawford County
Grantsburg
Perry
Pike
Death at Fulda Claims Mrs Barbara Dilger
Mrs Barbara Dilger widow of Theodore Dilger died Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Collignon at about 77 years. She leaves sons Frank Rockport Ed Cincinnati and Albert and daughters Mrs Frank Winzeler Louisville and Mrs Joe Collignon. Funeral held Wednesday morning.
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Fulda
Barbara, Dilger
Theodore Dilger
Joseph Collignon
Frank
Rockport
Cincinnati
Frank Winzeler
Louisville
Joe Collignon
Albert Dilger
Weddings At Other Places
Two marriage notices are reported. Miss Agnes Wagner and Frank Bredhold wed in the church with a reception at the groom’s home. Mrs Wagner was adopted by the late Mr and Mrs F W Wagner, and the couple will reside in town.
Local marriage licenses and Fourth of July picnic plans
Marriage licenses granted include Albert Hasenor and Edith Horney of St Anthony Edward Miller of Louisville and Margaret Hasenour of St Anthony Frank Hooker and Alice Talbert of Huntingburg Joseph Alley of Chicago and Grace Easley of Lincoln City Camp Davis and Marie Lusk of Rockport A grand Fourth of July picnic and dance announced in Senninager s garden with dancing and Novelty Five Orchestra of Evansville providing music.
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Albert Hasenor
Edith Horney
St. Anthony
Edward Miller
Louisville
Margaret Hasenour
Frank Hooker
Alice Talbert
Huntingburg
Joseph Alley
Chicago
Grace Easley
Lincoln City
Camp Davis
Marie Lusk
Rockport
Senninager
Novelty Five Orchestra
Evansville
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Noth Side
St. Meinrad Orchestra
Passamaquoddy
Leasant Point
Marine
Sopiel Mitchell
Ireland
Mattie Blanche Hardin
Vivian D. Jeffers
Ferdinand Max Wollenmann
Schnellville
Louis Prechtel
Velpen
Charles Ralph Greene
County Temple OF Justice
Dubois Circuit Court
Columbia Records
W. A. Wollenmann
Wagner Bredhold