Golden Weeding Sunday Celebrates 50 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Adolph Egloff of St Meinrad marked fifty years of marriage on June 15 with a mass at seven led by Rev Celestine OB. The family gathered from Vincennes and St Meinrad for a celebratory breakfast and visit to the Denning home, as relatives offered prayers songs and well wishes for at least fifty more healthy years.
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Adolph Egioff
St. Meinrad
Celestine
Persantos
Jacob Denbing
Peter M. Egloff
Oscar
Cyrill
Lucile
Herbert
Marie
Cornelia
Vincennes
Ind
Jacob Denning
Egloff
Ludwina
Frieda
Alice
Laura
Adeline
Cyrille
Bernhard Hubers
Urban
Richard
Leadder
Emilian
Genevieve
Elsie
Isidore B. Egloff
Meinrad
Adolph A Beks
Marion
Francis
Olive
Adolph
Katherine
Liberty Calendar proposed with thirteen months
A Congress bill seeks a new thirteen month Liberty Calendar with an extra month named Liberty inserted after February. Each month would have 283 days and start on Monday with Sunday only landing on the 7th 14th 21st or 28th. The St Meinrad Tigers beat Lincoln City 6 1 last Sunday and St Meinrad travels to Lincoln City next Sunday for another game. A Mrs Henry Beckmann is having a concrete porch floor built in front of her home.
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St. Meinrad Tigers
Lincoln City
St. Meinrad
Schnellenberger
Becher
Henry Beckmann
Commencement Exercises at Academy Immaculate Conception
County Superintendent R E Eckert gave the address to the class at St Ferdinand hall. Rev Father Fintan presented diplomas and certificates to INFLAMAS High School and Commercial Course students, plus eighth grade and music awardees, with a list of graduates and certificate recipients.
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Academy Immaculate Conception
St. Ferdinand Hall
E. Strassell
E. Kirchgessner
R. Schuman
M. L. Ulrich
Beethoven
Verdi-Vis
R. E. Eckert
Father Fintan
Church Announcements for June 22 and 23
Congregation notes list names for each day including Sebastian Schreiner Paul Guepfrich Frank Albert Carolina Haing and Henry Beckmann. Joseph Meier Arthur Beckmann and Mary Greehler are also mentioned with parish notices and a local discharge from military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian Schreiner
Paul Guepfrich
Frank Albert
Interesting Notes on Plant Lice and Army Worms in Indiana
County Agent R N Atkinson reports plant lice, army worms, and tuberculosis controls advancing in Indiana. Sprays with nicotine sulphate canys and furrow barriers help, while poison bran mash targets worms. State and federal efforts expand cattle tuberculin testing and livestock disease eradication programs nationwide.
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R. N. Atkinson
Vanderburg County
Fulton
Frank Gehlheusen Dies After Lingering Illness
Frank Gehlheusen dies at 82 after a six month illness from chronic nephritis. He is survived by wife, five sons, two daughters, a brother, and a sister. Interment in St. Ferdinand cemetery. Also notes on local visits, a proposed wedding, and community notices.
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Frank X. Gehlhausen
Gehlhausen
Frank
Huntingburg
Richard
Norbert
Leo
Harry
Rosie Gehtausen
Herman Petry
Ferdinand
John
Jasper
Catherine Miller
Siberia
Wus
St. Ferdinand
Soldiers Entertained at Adgeville in Honor of VanWinkle Return
A June 17 party at Mr. and Mrs. J T VanWinkle’s Adgeville home celebrated Commodore VanWinkle’s overseas return and cousin Thomas Wheeler from New York. Guests enjoyed music, dancing, war stories, and a midnight supper as they bid farewell. Commodore reported eighteen months of anti-Hun service and experience with hard tack.
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Adgeville
Ind
J.T. VanWinkle
Commodore
Thomas Wheeler
New York
VanWinkles
Clarence Or Nealer
Adam Taylor
Edward Bayer
Lawrence Hobbs
Albert Schnellenberger
Tony Kunkler
Howe
Gabe Taylor
Willie Mullen
Ed Mullen
Andy Jent
Robert Klueb
Baby
Louisville
C. P. Dixon
Birdseye
Hilbert Egler
Addie
Georgie Taylor
Elva
Homer
Addison
Uniontown
Grace Mills
Bertha Bayer
Freda Taylor
VanWinkle
Basy
Red Cross Denies France Demobilization Movement
A statement by Lieut.-Colonel George H. Burr denies rumors that the American Red Cross plans to demobilize in France and depart immediately. He says the organization is re adjusting to focus relief efforts in Europe where suffering and destitution exist. The main effort will be concentrated in its primary capacity as a relief organization.
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American Red Cross
France
George H. Burr
Red Cross
Europe
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