June Nuptials For Peter Wendling And Frances Ehrmann
Monday morning at six o'clock Peter Wendling and Miss Frances Ehrmann wed at St Ferdinand church. Attendants were Miss Cecelia Schilling and Paul Ehrmann. After breakfast at the bride’s parents home the couple went to Evansville for the day and returned that night. They plan to reside in Huntingburg where the groom works as a painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Wendling
Miss
Frances Ehrmann
St. Ferdinand Church
Cecelia Schilling
Paul Ehrmann
Evansville
Charles Ehrmann
Dale
Huntingburg
Ida Beckmann
Cincinnati
Fred Specker
Altmeyer-Weyer Wedding At St Ferdinand Church
At seven o clock Tuesday morning John Weyer and Miss Ida Altmeyer were joined in matrimony at the St Ferdinand church. The couple will reside on Tony Schaefer s farm near town and the wedding was followed by a large reception at Mike s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weyer
Ida Altmeyer
St. Ferdinand
Pauline Altmeyer
Agnes Weyer
Ed Weyer
Robert Altmeyer
Henry Weyer
Joe Altmeyer
Dante
Mike’s
Tony Schaeffer
Landgrebe Fined. Judge Upholds Costs in State Case
Judge O M Welborn sustained a motion to modify the judgment in State vs Edmund v Landgrebe. Landgrebe, convicted of presenting false claims Oct 28 1913, had sentence suspended, but the ruling now requires payment of the fine and costs. The decision follows contention that suspending sentence suspended the financial penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ind
O. M. Welborn
Princeton
State
Edmund
Landgrebe
Circuit Court
Atty
Harry W. Carpenter
Welborn
Edwin Walker
William Selby
Henry Hollenberg
Alden J
David D. Corn
Edmund C. Landgrebe
O. M.welborn
Daggs brothers sent to Indiana Boys' School for petit larceny
Jasper Indiana June 17 Frank Daggs about 16 and his brother Edward Daggs were arraigned on petit larceny charges. Frank pled guilty and both were committed to the Indiana Boys' School until age 21. Frank also faced a rock-throwing charge on a Southern Railway passenger coach, not pursued after the guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ind
Frank Dagegs
Jos, Dick
Indiana Boys’ School
Edward Daggs
Frank Daggs
Southern Railway Company
Democratic Mass Convention in Jasper June 27
Democrats of Dubois County plan a mass convention at the Court House in Jasper Indiana on Saturday June 27 at 9 30 a m to nominate Democratic candidates for County Council and to select delegates to the Joint Senatorial Convention for the district including Dubois Perry and Crawford counties. The Democratic Central Committee also meets at the same time and place to discuss matters before the committee. All Democrats urged to attend. Bomar Traylor County Chairman Joy A Sondermann Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubois County
Court House
Jasper
Ind
Dubois
Perry
Crawford
Democratic Central Committee
Bomar Traylor
Joy
A. Sondermann
Lightning Kills Two Draft Horses on Schwoeppe Farm
In a Saturday evening incident near Johneburg two horses owned by Joe Schwoeppe were struck and killed by a lightning bolt while he plowed corn. He was knocked unconscious but survived. Also listed is a farm for sale described as 120 acres with timber, building, barn, and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schwoeppe
Johneburg
Schwoeppe
TownBeckened Visitors Reported Across Indiana Towns
A mass of short notes records individuals visiting towns in Indiana and nearby states. Names include John Hoffman Evansville Rev Father Fintan at Evansville and many others such as John Judy, Joe Muller, Adam Stratman, John Beckmann, Louis Timensy, Xavier Schreiner, Leo Verne, Richard Wagner, Mary Rupp, and Ferdinand Lhidauer. Local trips span Indianapolis, Tell City, Huntingburg, St Meinrad, Jasper, Louisville, Chicago, Chicago area, and St Henry with various stays and returns noted.
Mill grinding out justice in Jasper foreclosures and partitions
In Jasper Indiana on June 17 the court rules on multiple cases. Milburn, Armstrong and Sinclair win mortgage and foreclosure actions totaling 206 dollars while partitions are ordered in the Rudolph matter with appointed commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Ind
Richard M. Milburn
Robert W. Armstrong
Charles T. Sinclair
Bartley Bros. Bolte Purchases New Pord Car At Jasper College
Bartley Bros. Herman Bolte bought a new Pord automobile with salt-feeder and weigher attachments. Attendees listed include Misa Meyers and several local residents at the Jasper College commencement last Sunday night. Gustav Woerter attended the O K A picnic at Tell City and looked at nearby lots fifty feet above the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lindauer
Tell City
Linde
Misa Mayme Meyer
Mary Senninger
Hubert Quante
Val. Fleig
Red Beckmann
A. J. Reinacker
Jasper College
Gustav _Woerter
O. K
Aging Priest Dies in St. Louis After 15 Years with Fraters
Rev. Fr. Meinrad McCarthy O S B died in St. Louis Missouri at 7:45 am Tuesday aged 75 years 4 months and 7 days He was born in Monmouthshire Ireland and joined St Meinred Abbey professing on Dec 8 1862 He served at the Abbey before being sent to St Louis and his body lay in state at St Melina before burial in Abbey cemetery Requiescat in Pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinrad McCarthy
Alexianos Fraters
St. Louis
Father Meinrad
Monmouthshire
Ireland
St. Meinred
Local Notices Span Marriages, Jubilee, and Lost Dog Items
Marriage licenses issued for several couples including John A. Mutchman and Corillus Schoeppenhorst and William Neucks with Emma Landgrebe. A Tell City priest Joseph Thie celebrates silver jubilee after twenty-five years ordination. Lost valuable yellow dog with white neck stripe. reward offered. Tell City marshal Ed Hawkins buys two bloodhounds for law enforcement use. Incoming marriage of Edwin Lindater to Martha Harti announced. wedding planned in Tell City. Miscellaneous notes about clerks, local store hires, and a stray line of unrelated text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Mutchman
Hantingborg
Corillus
Schoeppenhorst
Holland
William Neucks
Chicago
Emma L. Landgrebe
George A. Borger
Johanna Kress
Jasper
Ben Welsman
Ella Héins
Huntingburg
Fred Stimson
Alma Moenkhauvs
Joseph Thie
St. Pauls ‘Catholic
Tell City
Edwin Lindater
Martha Harti
St. Perdiff
Bunda
Teil City
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Cupid
Ehrmann-Wendling
Altmeyer-Weyer
Henrietta Hollinden
Suchre
Florentine Kitten
Rosina Schilling
Rosa Krampe
Genta
Ferdy"Glingger Jet
Frank Meyer
Ba HéNuden
Mathias Olinget
Alois Wollenman
John & Louisa Schlachter
Elisabeth Withag
Annia M. Reckelhoff
Philomena Gerber
Gerhard Ruheursday
Frank Albert
Anna Hoppenjans
Elizabeth Gerber
John A. Olinger
Carolina Haug
Bernard Kanat
St. Alois Young Men’s Society
Arlington Monument
Arlington National Cemetery
Wilson
Moses Ezekiel
John Hoffman
Johnsburg
Father Fintan
Sim Miles
Near
Adgeville
John Judy
Joe Muller
Louisville
Herb Muller
Adam Stratman
Tampa
Fila
John G. Beckmann
Indianapolis
H. E. James
J. H. Hubert of
Leopold
Louis Timensy
Xavier Schreiner
Doe Osor
St. Henry
Leo Verne
Richard Wagner
Mary Rupp
St. Meinrad
Mary ,Krampe
Lizzie Lindenschmidt
Huntingburg List
Mr. Schuler
New’ Albany
T Town
Tuyeaday
Ferdinand Lhidauer
The
Star Flour Mills
Fale
Hubert Hoffmann
Loungville
Laut
Viait
W. H. Logsdon
John Weiss
Joe Schoenenberger
Geo. T. Wells
Armour Fertilizer Works of
Hubert Barth
Hilbert Quante
Jasper Monday
Herman Reckelbott
George Kehrer
Cannelton
Diem & Wing Paper Co
Bu Kingemann
Rayne
Ida
Emma Senninger
Gustav Woertgr
Aves! Reinacker
Joe ‘Kippenbrok
Herb Senuninger
Gunt Mundy
Arthur Miller
Hubert Beckmann
Augusta Gestner
B. BE. Metager
Sehueliville
Meteger
Basil Schaeter
Bulfy Iis
John Popp
Ireland Creamery Association
Fidelity and Casualty Co
New York
Jasper Furniture Co
Clara Rudolph
Ada Rudolph
Geo. L. Hoffman
Conrad Mehne
William Rauscher
St. Ferdinand’s Hall
Pontia
Bartley Bros
Herman Bolte
Euos Bowler
Marigh Hill
Inez
Albert Oehing
Terreante
PatlJochim
Haubstadt
St.louis
ST. Heinrad
St. Melina
John H. Kerstiens
Ida Anna Kerstiens
Mrs. Kerstien
John
Sip
Jos, GQ
Gehlhangen
Ed Hawkins
Chase
Covapaible
Olays
Stork
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