Giants Edge County Capitol Team In Tight Local Tilt
A small crowd saw the Giants defeat a strong Jasper Athletics club on the local diamond last Sunday. The game featured three errors by both sides and several rallies, with key moments including Klueh and Lex Hoffmann producing timely two-base hits and multiple scoring plays across seven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Jasper Athletics
Ist
Athletics
Burger
Gossmann
Schuetter
Kreilein
Lampert
Gerber
Klueh
Lex Hoffmann
A. Hoffmann
Hodge
Jaeckmann
Berger
C. Altmann
Seufert
Barth
DUBOIS CIRCUIT COURT DOINGS IN PAST WEEK
New suits filed include William N Rehl administrator vs Southern Railway and George Wagner vs Frank Brosmer. Waddle case settled by judge granting divorce and custody. State vs Buechlein fined $5 plus costs. Fritch and Heldman assault charges quashed. Messmer affidavit filed for assault and battery with intent. Many dismissals against Southern Railway by C W Jean Co and Peter Schnell. Two cases venued from Warrick County. Farm barn struck by lightning near Johnsburg. heavy foss reported. Wheat harvest advancing. threshing soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Rehl
William E. Rehl
The
Southern Railway Co
George P. Wagner
Frank Brosmer
John L. Frank
Sherman Waddle
Sallie Waddle
Jasper
State
George Buechlein
Nicholas Seger
Electric Light & Power Co
Ferdinand
Pike County
Albert Fritch
Tony Heldman
Joseph Messmer
C. W. Jean & Co
Athletics and Giants Battle in Ninth Inning Struggle
In a tense game, Athletics pitcher Kreilein struck out Schuetter and Kreilein and Reckelhoff combined for strikeouts and walks. Gossmann, Barth, Altmann, and Klueh produced two-base hits as Barth led with two bags before a final double play closed the game. Umpire was Albert Seufert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletics
Burger
Gossmann
Schuetter
Giants
R. Altmann
Roos
Reckelhoff
Klueh
Kreilein
Lampert
Lst
Gerber
Fiel
Douastes Hoffmann
A! Hoffmann
C. Altmann
Hoffmann
Lex
Seufert
Barth
A. Hoffmann
Hochgesang
Jackmann
Berger
Roos Ist
Louis Reckelhoff
Altmann
Albert Seufert
H K
Ie R. Altmann
Reekelhoff
Ath
Picnic Day Set in Mariah Hill With Ferdinand Band
The Mariah Hill town invites a big Sunday picnic organized by the Mariah Hill band. Lunch refreshments and amusements will be provided for a large crowd. The Ferdinand band will join to entertain if weather allows.
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Mariah Hill
Mariah Hill Band
Ferdinand Band
Marriage License Notices and Local Notices
Floyd Sharp weds Hattie L Jenkins of Huntingburg by Rev A MckKinney on June 9. John H Kemper of Louisville to Emma Woebkenberg of Ferdinand. Three days old infant of Mr and Mrs Frank Seufert died in Indianapolis and was buried at Mariah Hill. Mrs Seufert visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Lindauer. State Board of Health warns against marketing eggs and butter unfit for food. law to be published next issue. Help wanted white girl for light housework in Evansville. white cook needed in Louisville. Williams Stock Co shows in Jasper this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Sharp
Hattie L. Jenkins
Huntingburg
A. MckKinney
John H. Kemper
Louisville
Emma Woebkenberg
Ferdinand
Frank Seufert
Indianapolis
Mariah Hill
G. A. McLane
State Board of Health
Commencement at Jasper College Honors and Awards
Jasper College held a Thursday evening commencement with diplomas given to High School graduates Albert Schrichte Rushville Henry Herman Evansville Maurice Worland Jasper and Commercial graduates Minst Berger Jasper Virgil Schwenk Washington Haynes Brown St Johns Chas Reker Dubois Medals awarded to Leo Aud Owensboro arithmetic and Arthur Barth and Clarence Quante noted as Ferdin and residents. Neighbors celebrated John Hollinden’s tenth wedding anniversary. A storm caused rain with no local damage. The Linetti child Erwin died at Siberia and was buried Tuesday. An excursion to St Louis set for June 26 from Huntingburg priced 3.25 round trip. Dance music by Jazz Hounds planned for July 4 in Huntingburg. Telephone rent due.
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Jasper College
Albert Schrichte
Rushville
Henry Herman
Evansville
Ind
Maurice Worland
Jasper
Minst Berger
Virgil Schwenk
Washington
Haynes Brown
St. Johns
Chas. Reker
Dubois
Young Louisville Man Weds Ferdinand Girl
Emma Woebkenberg and Joseph Kemper wed at St. Ferdinand church in Louisville. Attendants include Margaret Kemper and John Woebkenberg with a large daytime reception and music by Tony's Jubilee Band. They will reside in Louisville.
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St. Ferdinand
Emma Woebkenberg
Joseph Kemper
Qodile
Margaret Kemper
John Woebkenberg
Bernardina Woebkenberg
Michael Uebelhoer
Tony
Jubilee
Ben Woebkenberg
Joseph A. Kemper
Louisville
Coal and picnic posters and bad weather damages town
Short promo for coal delivery and notices of posters for a July 2 picnic in St. Anthony, with music by Jasper Novelty Orchestra and Fulda ten piece orchestra. Report of Huntingburg Fair Grounds amphitheater destruction by storm injuring two Ford cars. Civil naturalization day in Jasper and ill residents William Thaug Johnsburg and J H Beekmann. Also local ads for farm equipment and binder twine.
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John Sternberg
St. Anthony
Jasper Novelty Orchestra
Mustice
George Hollander
Pulda
Fulda
Huntingburg Fair Grounds
Gunselman Dies After Four Months of Illness
After a four month illness Joseph Gunselman died at his home near town yesterday at 6 46 am from a paralytic stroke. He was aged 41 years and 4 months and was a prominent local farmer. He leaves a wife and several children including Jacob and Joseph Gunselman of St Anthony Ed and Henry of this place Mrs Philomena Haeckmann of St Anthony Mrs Katie Hauser of Huntingburg and step children Frank and John Kischer of Kyana and Miss Maury Kischer at home. Funeral arrangements were not set at press time but burial is expected tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gunselmiann
Huntingburg
Frank and
John Kischer
Kyana
Maury Kischer
Church notices and local ads from Huntingburg area
Church announcements for June 19 list services and marriages with names and parishes including St George Cincinnati and St Ferdinand. Local ads mention sale of a 260 pound Poland China hog, a clean-up sale at St Meinrad by K C Schnellenberger, a farm job near Lyndon Kentucky, a Liberty Bond bond for return, visits by Mrs Evansville and Mrs St Louis, and a July 4 barbecued event in Huntingburg Indiana with Daunhauer ice cream.
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Ahhletics
Hocie
Short
Mary Leithering
Johnsburg
Eper
Irving Heiman
Euclid Apt. 2
Williams Stock Co
Ing
Leo Aud
Owensboro
Frank Seng
Arthur Barth
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Clarence Quante
John Hollinden
Jake Seger
Martin Kineh
Alois Gerber
Erwin
Joseph l Linetti
Siberia
St. Louis
Dance Music
Jazz Hounds
Jos
Vaal
Martin Dilger
Clinton, Ky
Clnton
Meansville
Viola Reckelhoff
Glerk
Ben Seufert
William Thaug
J. H. Beekmann
Plymouth
Deering
Knust & Verne
Jake Ruxer
Sue
Joseph Gunselman
Ehureheell Gates
Sephen
Catherine Weyer
Caroline Metzger
Ruesday
Mary Fleck
John Lange Wednesday
Mary Catherine Seng
Henry Rahmann Ma
Shursaay
Mary Seger
Navier Ballis
Triday
Albert Roth
Carl Pund
Anna Broermann
George Thle
St. George's
Cincinnati
Mary Verne
Poland
China
Jus
Vaal & Son
Oscar St. Meinrad
K. C. Schnellenberger
Tie
Otter
Wantel
Lyndon
Kentucky
William Gehihauser
Joe Gehihauser
Katherine Denhart
Charles Prietschoof
St. Lewis
Wa Kk. Sauer
Indiana
Daunhauer
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