Wedding of Prominent People Here Tuesday
Joseph Fleck and Miss Agnes Dall united in marriage at St. Ferdinand church Tuesday morning with Father Odile officiating. After a breakfast at the Rasche home the couple spent the day with relatives, followed by a dance. Attendants were Anthony Dall and Emma Weyer. The groom, youngest son of Henry Fleck Sr., and the bride, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dall, will reside on the groom’s recently purchased farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fleck
Agnes Dall
St. Ferdinand
Odile
George Rasche
Anthony Dall
Emma Weyer
Henry Fleck
Henry Dall
Robert Hohl
Margaret Jochem
St. Henry's Edhurch
Anthony Michel
Ireland
Peter Jochem
Near Johnsburg
Leo Jochem
Leo M. Rieger
Louisville
Martina Jochem
Clara Hohl
Nick Hohl
St. Henry
Mike Hohl
Enos Bossler
Bosler
Return From California
Frank Haug and Mr and Mrs Andrew Whitehouse returned from Los Angeles California Monday evening arriving here at five oclock They left here in September of last year and made the entire trip going and coming in an automobile On their return they were on the way about four weeks stopping at most of the principal cities along the route for a day or two Frank tells us that the worst road they had by the entire distance was here French Lick and Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Haug
Andrew Whitehouse
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank
French Lick
Jasper
Foreclosures and divorces filed along with sale of livestock
New suits filed include Jacob Eckert versus Clement FE and Doane to foreclose a street assessment lien, and Charles Hobbs versus Madge Hobbs for divorce. Nicholas Seger sues Electric Light Power Up Ferdinand. For sale: one boar and gilt full stock Poland China pigs around 200 pounds each. Remains of Otto Vogt, who died in France in 1918, expected to arrive in Hoboken June 2 and rest in St Henry cemetery. Local notices mention various visits, illnesses, and travel among John Daunhauer family, Albert Daunhauer, and Eversmanns, with related local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
China
Jos. Vaal & Son
Oscar St. Meinrad
Ind
Alois Vogt
Otto
France
Hoboken
N. J
St. Henry
Giants Lose First Game In Season At Local Diamond
The St. Meinrad Tigers defeated the Giants 2 to 1 in the season opener last Sunday. Wild early innings gave way to steady play as Linus Klueh injured an ankle and Pohl pitched. Umpires Charles Kost and Charles Metzger received praise for fair calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Meinrad Tigers
Giants
Linus Klueh
Pohl
Charles Kost
Charles Metzger
Marriage License Notices
Claude E Ford and Ada Atkins of Birdseye wed by Rev Roland Hosto in the preacher s parlor Louis F Begle and Ellenora M Knust of Ferdinand marry Mike Schmitt and Otillia Bles singer of Jasper wed Fred W Brown and Mary Hatfield of Velpen Joseph H Lueken and Bertha Miller of Sehnellville marry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude E. Ford
Ada Atkins
Birdseye
Roland Hosto
Louis F. Begle
Ellenora M. Knust
Ferdinand
Mike Schmitt
Otillia Bles
Singer
Jasper
Fred W. Brown
Mary Hatfield
Velpen
Joseph H. Lueken
Bertha Miller
Sehnellville
Davis and Harding era names appear on Marine muster roll
Washington May 24 Edwin Denby once a Marine now cabinet member. Muster roll lists 36 Davises 14 Wallaces 11 Hugheses 6 Hooveres 2 Weeks one Fall one Daugherty one Hays one Mellon and a Harding from Washington. Jenkins Post American Legion to host Free Fourth at Rockport Indiana reunion for World War Veterans parade 10:30 am horse racing and dance at Legion hall Major Houghton to attend with local veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy
Edwin Denby
United States Marine Corps
Harding
Marine Corps
Davis
Wallace
Hughes
Hooovers
Daugherty
Hays
Mellon
Jenkins
American Legion
Fair Grounds
Rockport
Ind
Legion Hall
Houghton
Knights of Columbus Prep for Big Picnic in Senninger’s Garden
The local Knights of Columbus are preparing a large community picnic in Senninger's garden on June Sth with posters announced to invite all. Two brass bands Mariah Hill and Ferdinand will provide music. Refreshments games and amusements are planned. The event continues Monday night with a dance in the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Senninger’s Garden
Mariah Hill Band
Ferdinand Band
Church Announcements for a Week of May 29
Church notices list intentions by day for St. Ferdinand parish including special intentions for Stephen Catherine Weyer Anna Autfarth Mary Catherine Seng Mary Seger Craoline Hoing Anna Broermann Clara Kress and Joseph Kitten. Sunday remains unspecified with prayers for souls in purgatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ferdinand
Stephen Catherine & Weyer
Anna Autfarth
Mary Seger
Craoline Hoing
Anna Broermann
Clara Kress
Purgatory
Joseph Kitten
Coal Deliveries Offered Amid Bad Roads
An advertisement proclaims quick coal delivery on short notice by T. I. Vaal. Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver relocate from There Haute. Louis Boexle and Eleonora Knust announce marriage loans. Hoosier Fire Insurance plans annual meeting at William Helming home May 30 at 1 PM. Mrs Charles Relleke and Mrs Anton Preske visit Henry Eversmann in Evanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier Fire Insurance Co
William Helming
Wm. Helming
Charles Relleke
Anton Preske
Evanville
Henry Eversmann
Ferdinand School Commencement in St Ferdinand Hall
The Ferdinand public schools will hold commencement in St Ferdinand hall on Tuesday June Tth at 7 30 P M. County superintendent Robert Eckert will preside and present diplomas. Rev Father Odile, president of the School board, will deliver the address. Admission is free. Complete program and graduates to be listed in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Public Schools
St. Ferdinand Hall
Robert EB. Eckert
Father Odile
Civil Service Exam Question in Post Office Debate
Congressman Tom Williams contends Civil Service tests should apply to post office leaders, noting Postmaster General Hays has never taken such an exam. He argues Cabinet members would fail if tested like rural letter carriers and fourth class postmasters, drawing laughter and applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Williams
Rep., Ill
Postofice
Garrett
Dem
Tern
Hays
Lauchter
Williams
Hughes and
Loover
Euchre fundraiser announced at school hall May event
Announcement for a Euchre gathering to be held in the school hall on May 30 hosted by Branch 588 C E of A. Proceeds to include many purchased articles. Aloys Sehinetzki, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sehinetzki, formerly of Ferdinand, judged unsound mind and taken to Woodmere. He had been a Brother at the St Meinrad Monastery. He is 28. A free wedding dance in Hollander's Hall Fulda on June 1 honors George Hedinger and Lonea Wanninger. Mr. and Mrs. Id J. Ruxer and children visited Louisville relatives. Read the NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. of
Aloys Sehinetzki
Paul Sehinetzki
Jasper
Ferdinand
Woodmere
Aloys
St. i'Meinrad
Hollander
Fulda
George C. Hedinger
Lonea Wanninger
Two Weddings At Our Neighbor Town St Henry
Two weddings take place in St Henry Indiana with ceremonies at St Henry church officiated by Rev Anthony Michel and Rev Meinrad Toelle. First couple Robert Hohl and Margaret Jochem wed and plan to farm near St Henry. second couple Tillie Hohl and Alvin Boster wed with a reception and a later dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Henry
Notice to Heirs and Creditors on Final Report Estate of Hedinger
Dubois Circuit Court 1921 final settlement in the estate of George Hedinger deceased. Frederick Hoffmann as administrator filed his account and vouchers. court will hear June 7, 1921. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship. In town, Jos F. Vaal and Oscar of St Meinrad purchased a Poland China hog from Henry Kerstiens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hedinger
Dubois
Dune
Frederick Hoffmann
Jos
F. Vaal
Oscar
St. Meinrad
Poland
Henry Kerstiens
County agent cites hogging off corn demonstrations results
A county agent reports 1920 hogging off corn and soybeans trials across three Indian counties, involving 1524 hogs. Hogs gained 12.4 pounds per bushel of corn consumed, with best gains from medium-condition hogs fed early, and an average 54 bushels of corn per hog over 45 days. Feeds varied by stage, with water, shade, and shelter provided. Eight hogs per acre yielded about 43 bushels of corn, and weather aided results.
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
Jacob Eckert
Clement FE
Charles Hobbs
Madge Hobbs
Nicholas Seger
Eleectric Light & Power Up
Note
John Daunhauer
Joe
Troy
Albert Daunhauer
John Schoenhoff
Cincinnati
John
Albert Eversmann
Huntingburg
John Gilmore
Eckerly
Evansville
Tigers Giants
Mary Catherine Seng
Dos. I. Vaal
Frank Weaver
Haute
Louis Boexle
Eleonora Knust
Ferdinand School
C. It
A. Euchre
Id J. Ruxer
J. 2B. Schmitt
Tillie Hohl
Alvin Boster
St. Henry Church
Meinrad Toelle
Rose [ Hohl
Walter Uebelher
Florence
Sylvester Smith
Robert Nordhoff
Prank X. Blessinger
Muller Bros
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