Local notes on events and projects across the district
Reports detail Banday activities, house painting, family moves, a garden dance at Benninger Hall, and a St Eberhard Aid picnic in Jasper on July 3. Olinger Brothers rebuild a concrete foundation for a Dale road iron bridge while farmers plan wheat cutting soon. Births recorded at St Meinrad with a girl and a boy, and a July 8 picnic poster ordered for a park.
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Booo
St. Eberhard Aid Society
Jasper
Olinger Brothers
Laakes Creek
Dale Road
Adg
Harvest machine offered by Reckataory and Muller
An advertisement text proclaims the best Harvest machine, extra heavy and sought after, from Reckataory and Muller, inviting farmers to purchase.
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Reckataory & Muller
Local residents visit, travel, and events in Tell City area
Personal Aug Maffenbeler was in town on business Friday. Numerous residents and guests from Tell City, Louisville, Huntingburg, and St. Meinrad visited, attended dances, and traveled for business, including Ferdinand creamery installation and various family visits.
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Maffenbeler
John Hugger
Tell City
Ferdinand's Market Weekly Price List
Country produce includes eggs 173 per dozen butter onions 75 per bushel potatoes 1.20 per pound bacon 103 per pound shoulders 83 per pound home 11 per pound poultry items listed with weights and prices flour 3.60 per unit.
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Bacon
Death of Christ Schmitt Former St. Meinrad Shoemaker
Christ Schmitt formerly of St. Meinrad died at his Louisville home last Wednesday night at age 48 after a paralysis stroke. He leaves his wife and eight children, with siblings Mrs Benedict Seufert, John Schmitt, and Mrs Valentin Fleig. After services at St. Columbus church, he was buried in St. Johns Cemetery Louisville last Saturday at nine.
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Christ Schmitt
St. Meinrad
Louisville
Schmitt
Benedict Seufert
John Schmitt
Valentin Fleig
St. Columbus
St. Johns
Ferdinand Social Club Marks 17th Anniversary
The Ferdinand Social Club celebrated the seventeenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Sauer with a lawn fete at their home last Sunday evening. Members and guests enjoyed the lawn gathering, then sang indoors, wishing the couple many more anniversaries.
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Mrs. We. R. Sauer
Ferdinand Social Club
Ferdinand
Wm. R. Sauer
Sauer
Eight-Year-Old Injured By Hazardous Material Cap Amputation
Lena Brockmann eight daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Brockmann of St Meinrad sustained severe hand injuries Tuesday when a hazardous material cap burned while she ground a stone. Doctors performed amputation of the thumb and a finger. Dr N A James led the operation.
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Lena
Paul Brockmann
St. Meinrad
N. A. James
Concordia Society to Stage Big July 11 Excursion
J Echsner and Joe Uebether of Louisville arrived to arrange the Concordia singing Society excursion on Sunday July 11. They expect about five hundred attendees and announce fare via The Southern at Louisville for 1.50 dollars. The society, a German Catholic group of about 60 members, is regarded as a leading singing club. A full program will be published later.
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Louisville
Southern
J. Echsner
Joe Uebether
Concordia Singing Society
Reds Shut Out by Monastery Students at St Meinrad
Ferdinand Reds were defeated 13 to 3 in a Sunday game at St Meinrad. Reported as a shutout with Ferdinand bats unable to reach second base as Monastery Students dominated defensively.
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St.Meinrad
Ferdinand Reds
St. Meinrad
Chas Radamaker Dies in Tell City At 66
Tell City Journal reports Chas Radamaker a fruit tree agent was found unconscious at Hubbs farm. He died about 8 45 am after being taken to the Hubbs barn. Coroner Snyder held an inquest declaring death alcohol related. Remains sent to Fischer's Undertaking Establishment for burial. he had relatives in St Meinrad and Evansville.
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Chas. Radamaker
Hubbs
Snyder
Evansville
St. Meinrad
Ind
Fischer's
Tell City Journal
First Excursion Of The Summer To Louisville And New Albany
Southern Railway offers a $1.50 round trip Sunday June 20 for a fourteen hour excursion to Louisville and New Albany. Tickets valid on regular or special trains. Inquiries to Southern Railway ticket agents or write E. D. Stratton Evansville Ind J C Beam Jr A G P A St Louis Mo.
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Louisville
New Albany
Southern Railway
E. D. Stratton
P. A
Evansville
Ind
J. C. Beam Jr
Dubois Circuit Court Opens June Term
The Dubois circuit court began its June term with several verdicts. Gus Kunkel pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars. Albert Renner was found not guilty of assault and battery after trial by court. Jos F Gobble pleaded guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars. In the case of Ino Stallman selling liquor to a minor, the trial by court found him not guilty. Jos and Dora Barth were tried for selling liquor to a minor.
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Dubois
BTRTH
Gus. Kunkel
Albert Renner
Desault
Jos. F. Gobble
Onsee
Ino
Stallman
Civil Case Dismissals and Local Court Actions
Citizens State Bank v Mayer and Cummins et al. note foreclosures were dismissed on plaintiffs motion. Geo W Englert v Philip Renner et al. note dismissed on plaintiffs motion. Billa Sumner v Revel R Sumner divorce. Court orders unit: defendant to pay clerk 5 for plaintiff support and 20 for her attorney. Huntmans trial by jury for wife desertion in progress yesterday. County Board of Charity appointed: Mrs Josephine Cooper one year T K Dougherty one year Mrs Jennie Lem two years Adam Stratman two years Miss Anna Fromme three years.
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Citizens State Bank
Mayer
Cummins
Geo. W. Englert
Philip Renner
Billa Sumner
Revel R. Sumner
Huntman
County Board of Charity
Josephine Cooper
T. K. Dougherty
Jennie Lem
Adam Stratman
Anna’ Fromme
Ferdinand Railway Time Table Opens April First
On April 1 the new Ferdinand Railway time table took effect with daily listings for Monday through Sunday. Announced church notices include Gerhard Ruffarth Henry Schum etc and a schedule update noted for June 28.
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Gerhard Ruffarth
Henry Schum
Mary Kunkier
John Weyer
Anné Hoppenjans
Elizabeth Gerber
Frank Senninger
Ferdinand Railway
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Banday
Peter Gerber
Tellity
Benninger’n Hall
The
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Main Street
Frank , Meyer
John G. Beckmann
J.H. Baogmann & Bauer
Huntingburg
Johnsburg
Herman Wilmes
John Hildebrand
Carl Breit
Theatorium
John Keat
Meinrad
John
Hie Park
Fermers
Academy ‘of the Immaculate Conception
Joe Schue
Joe Altmeyer
Joe Rusche
Henry Timmermann
Ferdinand Demuth
Santa Claus
Frank Schrader
Colorado
Anna
Esther Praeher
F. X. Rickelmann
Son Theron
Bankers’ Convention
Evateville
Chas. Metzger
Loujaville
Liutgring Bros
Haggedorn
Ferdinand Foundry and Machine Works
John ‘Reinacker
Owensboro
Dominick
Andreas
Loogootee
Joseph Kitten
Anton Busch‘keetter
Texas
Mr. Kitten
St. Frances
Jacob Kunkler
St. Louis
Mise Walburga Knuat
John. Schmitt
Chryistosmus Schmitt
Perdinand
Senniger
Rose Friedman
John Altmantt
Herbert Mueller
Cincinnati
Sam Kabler
Rheinhold Sturm
Reine
Henrietta and
Nelda Miller
Mueller
Frank Mueller
French Lick
West Baden
Wm. Hertwick
Mayme
P. Mueller
Edward Mueller
Emma
Misael Henrietta
Nelda
Miller of
Mrs
Hugo Beckmann
Baby
Peter Mueller
Hubert Beckmann
Irma’ Cecile
Jake Albert
H. H. Miller
W. H. Rehl
Elisabeth and
Anna Mulhall
Chrisney
Ed Wahl
Hettich
Winifred Mallen
Adgeville
Otto Robert
Louieville
Sam W. Pitte
Hensie
Cooks
Ip Springer
Wall
Lena Brockmann
Concordia Society
Pire
Ferdinando
Circuit Court
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