Giants Loses First Game To Tell City Athletics
A damaged report recounts the Giants first loss of the season to Tell City Athletics. umpiring disputed plays, three base hits by B Hartz and Schraner, and a crowd noting ticket price cuts for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Tell City Athletics
Ump
Tell City
Muller
Barth
Tell City Boys
B. Hartz
Scherzer
Hartz
H. Hartz
Lehraner
Dickmann
C. Altmann
Altmann
Roos
Quante
Ist
Leistner
Zoll
Schertzer
A. Seufert
E. Seufert
Schraner
Rell
Chas, Metzger
King
The
H. Altmann
Nalie
Help
Shhraner
Burst & Feix
Rf Giants
Seufert
Tillmann Cf
C. Altmann If
Roos Rf
Quante P
July 2 1922 church bulletin announcements
The record shows a schedule listing daily intentions and observances for July 2 1922 through Sunday, including names Bertha Mueller Carl Pond Theresa Pond John Altmeyer John Weber Henry Beckmann Mary Hoge Mary Anna Mueller Catherine Schum and a dedication for the Holy Angels and the Congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlonday
Bertha Mueller
Carl & Theresa Pond
Mary Anna Mueller iFor
Catherine Schum
John W Ewing Former Congressman Candidate Dies
John William Ewing a New Albany attorney and Democratic nominee for Congress in Indiana's Third District died at 7 p.m. at his home 619 East Main Street New Albany from uremic poisoning He was 46 native of Branchville Perry County educated in Perry County schools Danville College and the Indiana University law school He practiced law in Cannelton then served as prosecuting attorney for Perry Crawford and Harrison counties before moving to New Albany fourteen years ago He practiced with Judge John M Paris until eight years ago The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon with burial in Fairview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Ewing
New Albany
Indiana
East Main Street
Ewing
Norton Memorial Infirmary
Branchville
Perry County
Ind
Danville College
Danville
Cannelton
Judicial Circuit
Perry, Crawford and
Harrison
John M. Paris
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices in Harbison and Jasper
Christ Kiefner and Anna Neu kam, both of Harbison township, wed in a marriage license notice. William Kiefner and Sophia Neukam, also Harbison town ship, appear. Peter Krodel and Della Rum bach, Jasper report a union. Fulda plans a July 4 celebration at Hollander's park with the Fulda Orchestra providing music. Theodore Kiefner died in Jasper aged 75. burial held after services. he left a wife and several children and was a member of the C K A.
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Christ Kiefner
Anna B. Neukam
Harbison Township
William G. Kiefner
Sophia B. Neukam
Hollander’s Park
Fulda
Fulda Orchestra
Theodore Theobald Kiefner
Jasper
Kiefner
C. K. of A
Ferdinand Sees Historic Prohibition Raid in Town
Six federal agents arrived by train with warrants and searched two Ferdinand soft drink stands, Val entine Fleig and Mathias Olinger and Michael Uebelhors. Bottles and jugs of home brew white mule and wine were seized or destroyed. The raid prompted ongoing police activity and possible court action before Judge Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Federal Prohibition
Valentine Fleig
Mathias Olinger
Michael Uebelhor
Anderson
Eclipse Postponed For Independence Day Festival
Wollenmann says lights stay on until July 5 to avoid darkness on Independence Day. Huntingburg hosts a full July 4 program with balloon ascensions, Athletics vs Ft Branch baseball, dancing, an all-day athletic meet, male race, and band concert. Lucille Piusser dies at two weeks and is buried at St Ferdinand Cemetery. A dance occurs at Hasenour Brothers’ garage in St Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wollenmann
Electric Light & Power Co
Huntingburg
Ft. Branch
Indiana
Lucille
Mrs. Piusser
St. Ferdinand
Hasenour Brothers
St. Anthony
Fourth of July closures and local notices in Huntingburg
Notice lists stores closing after 9:00 a m on July 4. Birth announcements report a boy born to Mr and Mrs Martin Horney and a boy born to Mr and Mrs George C Hedinger. Several humorous and promotional lines about the holiday appear, including a call to attend Huntingburg’s celebration and a coal oil stove for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin] Horney
George C. Hedinger
Inj Huntingburg
Prominent Jasper Businessman Dies at 76
John Grammelspacher of Jasper longtime county figure died at his home Sunday. He organized the Jasper Planing Mills and later the Jasper Desk company. A Civil War veteran, he served in both Confederate and Union forces. Cremation was planned in Indianapolis.
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John Grammelspacher
Jasper
Owensboro
Indianapolis
Glorious Fourth Picnic Planned in Ferdinand
Next Tuesday the Glorious Fourth will be celebrated with a large picnic in Senninger's garden. The event features dancing in the hall both day and night and promises a good time for all attendees. See advertisement on another page.
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Senninger's
Back to the good old days versus modern farmers alliance
A Ferdinand farmer perspective argues people do not want the old prices of ten cents for butter and five cents for eggs. It credits wartime wages with prosperity for farmers and highlights a rising alliance between farmers and industrial workers for political action.
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Ferdinand
Southwest
Public apology from Valentin Fleig over misidentification
Valentin Fleig declares he wrongly accused Wm Wirtzberger of raiding public places in Ferdinand Indiana on June 23 1922 and states the man is innocent. He requests continued patronage for Wirtzberger by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Fleig
Wm. Wirtzberger
Ferdinand, Dubois Co
Ind
Valentin Fleig
Wahl Hotel Owner Dies After Fifty Years in Dale
Mrs Mary E Wahl is dead at 71, longtime proprietor of the Wahl hotel in Dale. The death follows a fifty year tenure at the establishment. Jacob Bartley will open his store to the public next Monday. an advertisement appears on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Wahl
Wahl
Dale
Jacob Bartley
Hasenour Horney Wed At St Anthony Church
Albert J. Hasenour youngest son of County Commissioner Henry C Hasenour and Edith Horney daughter of John V Horney were married at St Anthony church with Father Clement officiating. Attendants were Frances Horney and Ludwina Hasenour. The couple will live in St Anthony after a wedding trip to Cincinnati Batesville and Oldenburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Hasenour
Henry C. Hasenour
St. Anthony
Edith Horney
John V. Horney
Near St. Anthony
Father Clement
Frances Horney
Ludwina Hasenour
Double Surprise Birthday Party In Honor Of Schlachers
A late notice details a surprise party held at George Schlachter home on June 17 for Mrs. Schlachter turning 60 and Rob Schlachter turning 25. Attendees included numerous families and friends, with lunch at 11 30 and guests departing late. The text also notes the St Aloysius Young Teens Society feast day, a Ferditaid Band procession, a quip about Ferdinand, and a brief circuit court adjournment, all from the same page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schlachter
Louis Hulmann
Ollie Niehaus
Theo
Ernst
Henry Denning
John Schmietzki
Jake Denning
Albert Schnellenberger
Leo Guntle
Mayme Klueh
Jake Guntle
Ed Boeglin
Theo Denning
Joe Durchholz
Gilbert Arehart
Hubert
Henry Ernst
Harold Metzger
Jim Becher
Elva
Doc Wheeler
Cyril van Winkle
Ralph Hobby
Edwin Denning
Rob Elmer
Louis Weyer
Hubert Leinenbach
Joe Schilling
Nick Kunkler
Frank
George Gunselman
Ernst Wright
William Guntle
Solomon Miles
George
William
Bryan Bayer
Frank Hoffmann
Russel
Roscoe Kline
Mary Sternberg
Henrietta Durchholz
Adella
Edwina Denning
Rose Guntle
Gladys Kline
Ida Denning
Ella Lomax
Henrietta Becher
Ida Bayer
Annie Boeglin
Laura
Mayme Aiehart
Katie Ernst
Theresia
Annie Guntle
Emma Leinenbach
Ludwina
Freda
Ella
Laura Denning
Mrs. Schlachter
Rob
St. Aloysius Young Weens Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Altmeyer
John Weber
Henry Beckmann
Mary Hoge
the Holy Angels
John W. Ewing
Fairview Cemetery
Peter J. Krodel
Della Rumbach
Sacramento
Yesteryear
Sahara
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