County primary ends with Thieman sweeping sheriff race
Voters chose in Dubois county with Frank C. Thieman winning sheriff by 628 votes over all opponents. Dems swept key offices while Republicans faced limited opposition, and officials noted counts of over 800 Democratic ballots required hours to tally. The paper plans to publish complete precinct tabulations in the next issue.
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Frank C. Thieman
Dubois County
Remke
Ben Laake
A Remke Tay Yas
Na Eversmann
Laake
Bod Kraus
Dubois
Perry
Spencer
Peter L. Cobl
Edwin Howe
Herbert J. Patrick Sid
John Skrynecke
Adgeville
John Sweeney
Clack Township
Martin
George L. Hollman
James M. Songer
Eldu W. Wood Tod
Ferdinand Township
M. Gray
Stanley M. Krieg
Frank J. Seng
Charles H. Bartley
Democratic committee meeting notices in Jasper court house
All democratic eommitteemen are requested to attend the organization meeting at the court house in Jasper on Saturday morning May 6 at 1 30. J A Sendermann Co Chairman. Stork brings a baby boy to Mr and Mrs August Krampe near town last Friday. Congratulations. For sale a good work horse. Joe Wigger St Meinrad Ind 2tp
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Court House
Jasper
J. A. Sendermann
Stork
August Krampe
Near Town
Joe Wigger
St. Meinrad
Ind
Marriage Licenses Filed for Four Local Couples
John J. Tucker of Taswell weds Mabel Esther Jones of English. Edwin H. Weyer and Philomena F. Rahhmann from Ferdinand. Edwin J. Uebelnoer and Anna G. Hackmann from Sehnellville. Henry D. Gunselmann of Ferdinand to Mary Brames of St Anthony.
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John J. Tucker
Taswell
Mabel Esther Jones
Edwin H. Weyer
Philomena F. Rahhmann
Ferdinand
Edwin J. Uebelnoer
Anna G. Hackmann
Sehnellville
Henry D. Gunselmann
Mary Brames
St. Anthony
Alumni Meeting Highlights Founding Day Observance in Jasper
An Indiana University Alumni session in Jasper featured keynote speaker Dro Pe J. Vor of Bloomington urging expansion of higher education beyond high school in free state schools. Other speakers included Prof. John J. H. Teder Judge Bomar Prawler Mrs Hugo Robert and Miss Olive White as local friends toasted. Officers elected for next year include President Kid Wood of Huntingburg Secretary Miss Anna Fyatterjohn Vice President Prof John H. Peder of Jasper. The year gathering will alternate between Huntingburg and Jasper.
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Indiana University
Jasper Alonday
Aluminia
Foundaton
Dro Pe J. Vor
Hioomington
Tie
America
Wenal
John JH. Teder
Bomar Prawler
Hugo Robert
Olive White
Jasper
Tluntinghere
Holland
Robert Ih. Eckert
Norma Koerner
Tluninghere
Kido Wood
Huntingburg
Anna Fyatterjohn
John Fl. Peder
Feast Day Celebration Honoring Father Gdile at St Ferdinand
A program in St. Ferdinand hall last Friday night honored Father Gdile’s feast day. In a brief speech the Father thanked the congregation for their love toward their pastor and reflected the mutual affection toward the church members.
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St. Ferdinand Hall
Father Gdile
Newlyweds Honored With Kitchen Shower Near Ferdinand
A kitchen shower Friday night honored newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Facoh Meter at their east Ferdinand home. Guests enjoyed a festive evening with music by local artists and well wishes for many years of married life.
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Facoh Meter
Ferdinand
Osear Haase
Georee Runkler
Eobert Heehman
Pedda Pischer
Eesh
Aobert Wirtgberver
Robert Reekelho
Ohn
Ben
Kidche Yer
Henry Vadler
Aretrow Fiecher
Adie Borha
Iro Laeh
Shaehusen
Gieorge Drmidi
Jew V. Albert
Martin Klang
Teor G
Laura Shepard
Bere Wad
Denrietta Miller
Vranees Sebuelfer
Mir
Mas
Kohn Hiane
Abeo
Sme
Jeho HatYmiann
de Tar Pumnim
Mro
Sire
Mike Mehbine
Mer
Tro Ree Treening
Abr
Sed
Atis
Charles Oser
Pal
Frank Dreamine
Mas and
Mare
Dae
Alys
Dake Danner
Aly
She
Peres 'Teal
Tite Factor
Viewlark Behribach
Amd Aire
Lttnann
Death of Mariah Neal Mill Echoed in Funeral Notices
A fragmented obituary notes the death of Mariah Neal Mill after a prolonged illness. Warnings of loss spread through family and friends with mentions of her husband, children, parents, and siblings. A solemn funeral led by Rev. Joseph Villin drew relatives from several towns.
Heartleaf Education Board Meets in County Superintendent Office
The Heartleaf Education Board convened in the county superintendent’s office to review routine reports. Members filed remuneration statements as part of the meeting’s formal procedures.
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Heartleaf Education
Megelay Qiernine
Secustomed Tiie
County Attendance Officer Appointed. teachers urged to attend college
The board unanimously appointed Mon Supsepibers M A Seid as County Attendance Officer for a one year term starting August 1, 1922. The April County Agent report was approved and praised. Township trustees reaffirmed that teachers needing fewer than forty weeks of training must attend normal or college this vacation, a binding rule to qualify for state funds. The board aims to raise teacher qualifications and better schools, noting a ratio of about three teachers to two schools.
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M.A. Seid
Tts
Mirrel
Aji
Harbison
Hoods
Vis
Ae Ear
Peussdie
Joum Maer
Coca
Revoir Perey
Bewen
Cincinnati
Ala
Tobpson
Eurait
Atfeh
David Epler
Caan
Ci Doe Verkado
Gasbner
Neb
Albertine Luesken
Cincinnari
Fragmented Text on Indiana University and Geological Topic
A garbled OCR passage mentions Indiana University and a Department of Ecology, referencing faculty at a state university. It hints at geological deposits, potential disintegration of a rock or coatituins, and depressions in law Pal. The text is incomplete and unclear about specific events or outcomes.
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Gil Ana Boen
Badiana
Pyeversite
Card of Thanks to Chip and Township Voters
A heartfelt note thanks Chip and Township voters for support in the primary election last Tuesday. It expresses hope for continued backing at the November election and promises to give the office their best if elected.
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Dubois County
Pam
Sam
William EL Eekerle
Chip and Township
Medi
Adike
Local parish announces marriages from recent draw
The parish lists marriage announcements from last Sunday with Edwin Henry Weyer and Philo Meni Rahhmann both of the parish, Henry Gunselmann of the parish, and Mary Hrames of St Anthony.
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Sir
Herdinand
Edwin Henry Weyer
Philomeni Rahhmann
Henry Gunselmann
T and Mary Hrames
St. Anthony
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