Miss Louise Altmann Dead at St Marys Evanelle Hospital
Miss Louise Altmann aged about fifty died Thursday evening at St Marys hospital in Evanelle after surgery for gall stones and appendicitis. Born in Ferdinand she was daughter of the late John Altmann and employed at the hospital. Survived by a brother William Altmann of Madisonville Ky. Remains sent to St Ferdinand cemetery for interment Saturday afternoon at four. May she rest in peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Altmann
St.Marye Hospital
Evaneville
Ferdinand
John Altmann
William Altmann
Madisonville
Threshermen Organize In Ferdinand Ind
The saw mill and threshermen of Ferdinand Ind formed the Threshermens Organization of Ferdinand after a Thursday meeting at Fleig's hall. The group aims to set a uniform price for sawing and threshing and reported broad support at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleig’s
Hell
Threshermens’ Organization
Ferdinand, Ind
Death of John Titt at 67 in Shively Kentucky
Jown Titt aged 67 died at Shively Kentucky Tuesday morning at 8 30 Interment to be in the St Louis cemetery at Louisville this morning Mr Titt lived here many years ago and left when a young man His widow before marriage Miss Theresia Ruhkemp born and reared in this community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Titt
Shively
St. Louis
Louisville
Titt
Theresia Ruhkemp
Marriage Licenses and Local Outing Mentioned in Jasper
The item lists several marriage licenses including Fred Dorsey Winslow to Mary Witt Corn of Velpen and Anton Vollmer to Thresia Rees of Jasper. It also notes a family outing to Ireland last weekend, big fish stories, school term break and a patriotic parade by younger students with three Sisters present. A health ad promotes Ban dat for liver and kidneys with a prescription offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Dorsey
Winslow
Mary Witt Corn
Velpen
Fred Seger
Mary Becker
Dubois
Robert Krellein
Ottilia Schraeder
Jasper
Anton Vollmer
Thresia Rees
Charles Bartley
Joan Bartley
Ireland
Buechler
Karl
John
Ascension Day Communion and Local Sheriff Sales Report
On Ascension Day last Thursday a large class of boys and girls received solemn communion, escorted to church by the U R K of A and the Jasper City Band. Sheriff sales resulted in M L Steinhart and Frank Gerner bidding $10 650 for the Joseph Greener farm of 163 77 acres, and the Keck Gonner firm of Mt Vernon bidding $2 200 for the Atkinson farm of 120 acres. Urban J Gerner and Maggie Hopf wed at St Josephs Church. Frank Sermersheim and Carrie Schmidt, Andrew Bandendistel and Ladwina Hancer married at St Josephs and St Marys, Huntingburg respectively. Registration day set for June 6, with males aged 21 to 30 must register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper City Band
Jos. Greener
M. L. Steinhart
Frank Gerner
Atkinson
Sheriff’s Sale
Keck-Gonnerman
Mt. Vernon
Registration questions for draft age men with lost pocket-book notice
The notice lists mandatory registration questions for men aged 21 to 31 detailing full name age address birth date birth place citizenship status occupation employment and dependents. It adds marital status race military service draft exemption and related details. A pocket-book found between here and St Meinrad offers owner retrieval at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Here
St. Meinrad
Local residents and visitors appear in Boonville area social notes
Boonville last Friday and Tuesday saw J. H. Beckmann, George Bischof, Hirsch and others in town. Many neighbors visited relatives at Evansville, Huntingburg, St Meinrad, Jasper, and Mariah Hill. The list includes Miss Tillie Weyer, Mrs. Lindauer, Miss Maggie Schumaker, Rev Fathers John and Celestine, and others at homes, churches, and Y M I events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bischof
St. Meinrad
John Brenner
Rose Boehm
Mariah Hill
John Lindauer
John Roos
Evansville
Ben Madson Celebrates 63rd Milestone In Town Way
B3RD Milestone notes Ben Madson a progressive farmer aged 63. Booster Band members visited his home, sharing a bountiful table and warm welcome. Mrs. Madson arranged eats and drinks as townspeople reflect on farming life and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Madson
Booster Band
Neighborhood Moves and Social Gatherings in Jasper
Joe Schnauss visited Jasper with two teams to transport Albert Pond's household goods to Bt. Mefarad. A farewell party for Pond was hosted by Mrs. Sanan Schuhmacher with many neighbors and the Star Orchestra in attendance. Bertha Mehling cut her foot severely Monday after stepping on glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Schnauss
Jasper
Albert Pond
Bt. Mefarad
Sanan Schuhmacher
Star Orchestra
Bertha Mehling
War Registration Date Set In June At The Past Week Arena
A June 5 set for war registration appears amid a week of disasters and diplomatic notes. A Lexington fire caused extensive damage estimated between five and seven figures. Protests over detained Americans were sent to Germany via Spain. A Patona River dam near Princeton failed flooding lowlands. Athento saw a large fire sweep residential areas causing multi million losses and homelessness. A Tennessee mob killed Eli Persone after chaining him to a tree. Major General John J. Pershing to lead the first American army in France with a seven man staff followed by 35 000 regulars. Edith Ayers and Mim Burnet Wood among injured on board the armed Mongolia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Pershing
France
Local Red Cross Chapters Organize Nationwide Across Indiana
In May 34 the National Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis organized Indiana chapters to assist the Red Cross. Arthur J. Secretary of the Indiana Cross explains the effort aims to expand local chapters within two weeks and mobilize services for tuberculosis relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Association For Thest
Indiana Tuberculosis
Ite
Arthur J
Ind Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louise Altman
CO. Seat
Soc
Ial
Urban J. Gerner
Maggie Hopf
St. Joseph’s Church
Frank Sermersheim
Carrie Schmidt
Andrew Bandendistel
Ladwina Hancer
St. Marys Church
Huntingburg
Schneider
J. H. Beckmann
Boonville
Tillie Weyer
Cincinnati
John Holtamann
Folda
Joe Berg
St. Anthony
Gust Koerner
Waschine Works
Francis of
Theodore Peters
Arthur Beckmann
Ed Boehm
John Stark
Hattie Mueller
Leonard Mueller
Ed Madson
Mrs
Mary Olinger
Kyana
Henry Hilsmeier
The
Huntingburg Grocery Co
Maggie Schumaker
Misa Thecla Krapf
Huniingburg
John and
Xavier Schreiner
Frank
Joe Hoge
Joe
Philip Schultheis
Cvlestine
Terre Haute
Staata- Verband
Oscar Schneider
Princeton
Mr. Schneider
G. A. McLane
Health Officers of the State
Robert Albert
Alma Bromm
St. Henry
Mra
Albert
Sondermann
Jon Olinger
Grennonville, Mo
Ayn
Martin Esser
Poseyville
R. KR. Boyer
Spencer
Beckmann State Bank
C. K
George Tepe
Biranerilie
Snaby
Uncle Sam
Aviation Corps
Hubbard
Farmers Fire Insurance Company
Wm. Helming
Hugo Beckmann
Hubert Quante
Rose Senninger
John Jochum
O. H. Kreuzberger
Dr. Tepe
Elizabeth Mueller
Ed Schlegel
Rudy Woerter
Norma
Asilda Kiostermann
Ben Seufert
R. J. Beckmann
E .E. Metzger
Mary Senninger
L. J. Ballmann
Herbert Mueller
Threshermen’s
Louis Roth
Lester Lannman
Adgeville
John Daushauer
George and Frank Hollander
Marish Hill
John Bngelbrecht
Branatos
Jacob Wueteher
Arena
Lexington
State Department
Germany
Mos
Patona River
Marengo
Basi
Athente
Eli Persone
Edith Ayers
Mim
Burnet Wood
Ameriége Cross
Mere
Mongolia
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