Death of Mrs. Theresia Quante of Ft. Smith Ark
Mrs. Theresia Quante wife of Frank Quante of Ft. Smith Arkansas died at Woodmere Evansville last Friday at 10 30 am of acute bronchitis at age 73 She was born in Germany and came to this country as a youth She lived with Paul Bromm before marrying Frank Quante Later illness confined her to a local asylum then to the NEWS building and finally to St Ferdinand cemetery for interment Monday morning May she rest in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresia Quante
Frank Quante
Ft. Smith
Ark
Woodmere
Evansville
Marriage License and Local Industry Notes in Huntingburg
Jesse E. McCarty to Osa Bruce of Huntingburg wed by Justice F. L. Betz in the clerk's office. Frank Petry starts a broom factory and will supervise and work through winter. Local canneries and farmers show strong interest. corn sells at 1.55 a bushel. A two year old, Cornelia Fischer, died of bowels trouble and is buried at St. Ferdinand. County officials visited bridges. schools closed for St Benedict’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse E. McCarty
Osa Bruce
Huntingburg
Justice F. L. Betz
Frank Petry
Frank
Gust Maffenbeir
Mariah Hill
Gust
Arnold
Oscar Arnold
Dubois Circuit Court Docket Dates and Cases
Jasper Indiana March 22 1917 the March term of the Dubois Circuit Court opens March 26 with trials scheduled March 27 State vs Harbison Margaret Harbison and Chas Flick and Kate Flick March 28 State vs Peter Schnell Oliver Garland Jake Shipman vs Stephen Wineinger March 29 Nelson vs Southern Ry Co State vs Kitterman Seufert vs Hollinden March 30 Fred Jones vs Southern Ry Co State vs Henry Adkins State vs Tom Abell March 31 Etta King vs Wim King State vs Joe Main Alyssia Bell vs Lottie Bell April 2 Peter Bosier vs Jos Birk April 4 James Whaley vs Southern Ry Co State vs Leo Brenner State vs Cox George April 5 Seufert et al vs Henry Frick April 9 Bolden vs Southern Ry Co April 10 Mutual Loan Atn vs J Hollinden April 11 Huber vs Baumert April 18 Kinney vs Southern Ry Co
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Jasper
Ind
Dubois
Va Harbison
Margaret Harbison
Chas. Flick
Kate Flick
Peter Schnell
Oliver Garland
Jake Shipman
Stephen Wineinger
Nelson
Southern Ry. Co
Kitterman
James Whaley
Leo Brenner
State
Cox George
Seufert Et al
Henry Frick
Bolden
Mutual Loan
Alan
J. Hollinden
Huber
Baumert
Kinney
Southrn Ry. Co
Jurors Drawn for Dubois Circuit March Term
The Dubois circuit court released the March term juror list with a grand jury of Frank Habig Bainbridge township Kingsley Lukemeyer Patoka John Heitman Cass Peter Durchholz Ferdinand Mike Klein Jackson Wm Leinebach Madison and others. The petit jury includes Ben Nordhoff Hall Oscar Crook John Vollmer Ellaworth Haskins Andrew Ferribach John Drexler Henry Kunkel and more. Contingent jurors named are Ben Scheppers Ott Leonard Jefferson Herman Theis ing Chas Weisheit Wm Alexander Henry Harder.
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Grand Jury
Frank Habig
Bainbridge
Kingsley Lukemeyer
Patoka
John Heitman
Cass
Peter Durchholz
Ferdinand
Mike Klein
Jackson
Wm. Leinebach
Madison
Petit Jury
Ben Nordhoff
Hall
Oscar Crook
Jefferson
John Vollmer
Marion
Ellaworth Haskins
Boone
Andrew Ferribach
Columbia
John Drexler
Harbison
Henry Kunkel
John &E. Lehmkuhler
George F. Schulte
Matt Morgan
Perdinand
Mike Hochgeseng
Jackgun
Jacob Frick
Ben Scheppers
Ott Leonlard
Herman J
Fheising
Chas. Weisheit
Wm. K. Alexander
Henry Harder
Bartley Bros Sale on Mens Rain Coats and Slippers
Mrs Pau Wagner fell on a doorstep Wednesday morning spraining her ankle and was taken to her daughter Mrs John Hasa farther for recovery. A baby boy arrived at Mr and Mrs Clemens Graehler's west of town last Thursday night. Congratulations. Bartley Bros advertises bargain slippers for ladies and misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau Wagner
John Hasa
Clemens Graehler
Bartley, Bros
Personal Paragraphs From Local Area
Local notices list residents and visitors from Evansville Louisville Loogootee St Henry and Ferdinand. Individuals travel for business, funeral attendances, farm interests and winter plans. Minor social movements and a note on spring gardening conclude the item.
Committee probes factories in Huntingburg Jasper Tell City
The committee active in the project visited Huntingburg Jasper and Tell City last Thursday to inspect factories and gauge cooperation. They will not rush and are seeking a suitable site with shared building costs while negotiating machinery prices with several firms. Ferdi and Will are expected to have one or more plants by summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingburg
Jasper
Tell City
Ferdi and
Vic Grewe Becomes Ferdman Railroad Conductor
Victor Grewe is named conductor of the Ferdman Railroad. He arrived Wednesday from Louisville and led the first run that night. Neal Bishop, who had filled the role since L B Jenkins’s death, returned to Huntingburg Wednesday night amid community welcome for Vic’s return.
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Victor Grewe
Ferdman
Vie
Louisville
Neal Bishop
L. B. Jenkins
Huntingburg
Vic
Ferdy
Narrow Escape at Saw Mill Injury and Local Notices
John Weyer suffered severe injuries at a saw mill east of town when a hooked left hand was pulled under a rolling leg. He has a broken nose cheekbone and a dislocated arm and is improving as press time nears. The will of John G. Beckmann was probated at Jasper last Friday with August Barth and Cyprian Bumm as witnesses. Christ Morgen and family moved to Huntingburg to work for his brother Peter. Saponifier Lye at Bartley Brow 3} {for 180.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weyer
John G. Beckmann
Jasper
August Barth
Evansville
Cyprian Bumm
Near Dale
Christ Morgen
Huntingburg
Mr. Morgen
Will
Peter
US at War Possibility Grows After Submarine Attacks
President Wilson and advisers state war would be defensive and avoid spoils if fought. Congress to meet April 2 to consider declarations as Germany’s submarine assaults push the nation toward a possible full war stance. Washington reports seek readiness of armed forces and national resources.
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City of Memphis
Lulinoia
Vigilancia
Germany
United States
Congress
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Local Notices and Updates From Jasper County
County commissioners Joseph Marks and Henry Fritch at Jasper last Saturday found both men guilty and discharged from services. J H W Beckmann and Sauer shipped hardwood grill and porch furniture to Evansville and are handling an order of 10,000 child rockers. Frank Draoch added a room to his house. Frank Petry did the work. Wanted smoked meat and shoulders for market. bring to O R Schuler for highest price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marks
Henry Fritch
Jasper
J. HW. Beckmann & Sauer
Evansville
Frank Draoch
Frank Petry
O.R. ‘Schuler
Boonville Mayor Removes Police to Cut Costs
A senior official in Boonville plans to save expenses by assigning one policeman to duties. The report notes a gubernatorial proclamation designating April 20 as Spring Arbor Day. A local club endorses a delegate to the Constitutional Convention and copper producers offer 45 million pounds to the government at half market price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Goodrich
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