Local Nuptials Tie Schipp and Weyer Pair in Ferdinand
Frank Schipp and Miss Minnie Schipp of Huntingburg join Mr and Mrs Ben Weyer's daughter in marriage at Abbe St Ferdinand church. The wedding party includes Albert Weyer and Miss Bosler. reception at Henry Hoovels home precedes departure for Terre Haute and Ferdinand. The groom's family hails from Oeching. couple plans to reside in Terre Haute.
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Abbe St. Ferdinand Church
Tuesorning
Frank S Chipp
Gerhard Schipp
Ingbari
Biss
Ross Weyer
Ben’ Weyer
Misa
Minnie ‘Schipp
Henry Hoovels
Hontingburg
Huntingburg
Albert: Oading
Maggie “‘Bosler
Terre - Haute
Mike Ocding
Mise
Isahele’ Bosér
Owensboro
Slater
Ferdinand
St. Henry
George Oehing
Enos Bosler
Mariah ‘Hil
Terre Haute
Brenner-Meyer wedding in Hill Indiana May 27
A pretty morning ceremony in Hill Indiana joined Miss Bertha Brenner and Louis Meyer with Rev. Mark Meyer officiating. The bride wore cream-white messaline with a veil and carried roses and ferns. The maid of honor wore pink messaline and the groom’s brother served as best man. The couple, oldest Brenner daughter and Meyer relative attended, will reside on a farm west of town after an all day reception at the bride’s parents home.
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Hill
Ind
Oar Church
Bertha Brenner
Louis Meyer
Mark ‘Meyer
Misa
Theresia Brenner
Anthony Meyer
Peter ‘Brenner
Frank
Heyer
Court docket of civil and criminal cases listed for June terms
Jasper Indiana daily lists an extensive court calendar from May 28 to June 24 detailing state prosecutions for assault and battery arson false claims grand larceny public intoxication and other charges along with civil matters including contracts damages notes and admiralty claims in the Southern Railway Co cases and other filings before mid June. The schedule names defendants plaintiffs and associated firms or individuals such as Dubois Implement Co Henry Fischer Wm Cooper Walker North Bear Nolan and Hollenberg with cases set across June 1 through June 24.
Lawsuit Seeks $1000 Damages for Assault in Dubois Court
Leo F Brenner files in Dubois circuit court alleging that on January 1 1914 Leon ard Goeptrich struck him with a large stick causing facial injuries and lasting illness. Brenner seeks $1000 in damages through Milburn and Sweeney.
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Dubois
Leo EF. Brenner
Local residents and visitors fill town on various business
A long list of visitors and locals came to town on business and social events from Evansville Tell City Louisville Huntingburg and Ferdinand with names including Fred Greulich J Brown John Bayer Frank Mueller Albert Wirthwien and Misses Emma and Carrie Uebelher A wedding dance at St Henry and a funeral in town were noted along with club and company visits and a new engine ride by threshermen Sir Henry.
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Krapt’ '& Co
Watch Thief Foiled In Town Heist
A heavyset man disguised as a salesman robbed Reckelhoff and Muller of a $413.50 watch before being arrested by Marshal Bartley. He confessed with excuses of sickness and hurried to flee town, later hiring transport toward Johnsburg as police pursued. He wore a Panama hat, glasses, light hair, and carried a leather case for sheet music.
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Reckelhoff & Muller
John H. Kerstiens
Johnsburg
Local Names Mentioned in Saturday Congregation Scene
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Bernard Woepkenberg Anna M Reckelhoff John Schlachter Louisa Schlachter Henry Thiemann and Congregation figures. Context suggests a parish or community gathering noted in a period newspaper.
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John and Louisa Schlachter
Henry Thiemann
Fulda Team Defeated In Marathon Seventh Inning Loss
In Mariah Hill Indiana on Sunday the Fulda team was defeated 14 to 10. Michel again delivered fast work until a seventh inning foot sprain at second base. Cubs pitchers Michel Jochum and Horlander combined for the defeat while Faldo Friedl and Hesain worked for the Fulda side._upon_
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Mariah Hill
Ind
Faat
Fulda
Michel
Cubs
Jochum
Horlander
Faldo
Friedl
Hesain
Joshum
Fried
K., Horlander
Mrs John Henry Reckelhoff Dies After Short Illness
Mrs John Henry Reckelhoff nee Maria Anna Kellets died at her home near town Friday morning after a short illness of dropsy. Born February 14 1889 in Oolstrap Germany she was 75 years 3 months at death. She came to America as a young woman settling in Cincinnati where she married John Reckelhoff. Survived by six children August Reckelhoff Louisville Mrs Houry Remke Jos Frank and Herman Reckelhoff. Interment Monday at eight in Ferdinand Cemetery.
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John Henry’ Reckelhor, Sry
MariaAnna Kellets
Deceaved
Oolstrap
Germany
America
Cincinnati
John Reckelhoff
Ferdinand
Porebi
August Reckelhoff
Loutaville
Houry
Remkey
Jos
Frank
The Big Picnic Promises Large Attendance Next Month
The event on the seventh promises to be among the largest held here. Efforts focus on securing strong fare for first class meals and ample kitchen support. Local preparations aim to feed visitors by load if needed with ample amusements and distributed grounds entertainment. Music will entertain the Olive D crowd, and self serve messes will be available. city residents urged not to miss this excursion.
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Tim Plenic
Unclear OCR Fragment Lists Jury Names and Places
Fragmentary OCR text shows names such as Meissner, Kahle, and Friedman along with partial titles and locations. Lacks coherent event, date, or full context to determine a complete news item or outcome.
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Cupid
Weyer-Shhipp
Brenner-Meyer
Jasper
Htta Cox
Geo. Cox Et al
John Critchfield
Porter Haye
State
Isaac J. McCune
Buddy
Dubois Implement Co
Henry Fischer
Martin Bear
Robert Yates
Emma. N. Anderson Et al
Ken
Robert W. Armstrong
St. Clair
Nolan
Admr
Levi G. Nolan
Walker Et al
Selby
Thomas North
Andrew B. Heeke
Benjamin Rowekamp
Roetzel Et al
Southern Ry. Co
King
Midkiff
Haller M. Hardin
Louisville & New Albany
Schitter
Nolan Basery
Simon P. Lowe
Henry Hollenberg
Hollenberg Adm
Tad Gk
vuRppr
Ptt
Tampico
le Hs
Joe Sehum
Evansville
Fred Greulich
J. Brown
Tell City
Frank Mueller
Rockport
Jacob Gunter
Siberia
Moritz Gogel
Marigh Lill
Wm. Hilsmeyer
J. W. Loker
Stendal
Clarence Nielson
Bristow
John Bayer
Frank Wirthwien
Lawrence Hobbs
Hiberia
Our Town
Morday Af Buigineas
John Heer
Louisvile
Karl Rothheimer
Louisville
Albert Wirthwien
Fulda Trava
Montay
Jos Blessinger
William van Winkle
Adyeville
Richard Wagner
Clarence Wheeler
John G. Beckmant
Elmer
Norman Aders
Adgeville
Almeda
Thoreday
Vga Mucor Jett
D. R. Durham
Evansville Oil Co
Emma
Carrie Uebelher
Schnellville
J. M. Gilmore
Eckerty
Herb Muller
Baby
Ed Knust
Baby Trena
Nick Bischof
St. Meinrad
Fred" Michel
H. O. Thomag
Chas. 0. Stoll Oil Co
Louieville
Minnie Toobbe
Lee Wagner
Near Mariah
John Reckelhoffs
Vincent Hess
Charles Knapp
Charles Bartley
Otto Spayd
Guetsy Woerfer
A. J. Reinacker
Leo Seufert
Werner Wollegmann
Albert Suudermann
Knapp
Little Magdalene Beatrice Spayd
Leo Snyder
Cam
Bernard Kippenbrock
Wtnabeth Vorkamp
Meier-Altmann
Beckelmann-Kippenbrock
August Krampe
Elisabeth Withag
Katherina Goophrich
John Lange
Frid
Bernard Woepkenberg
Anna M. Reckelhoff
John Henry” Reckeliofe
Big PI
Melchior
Meissner
Pato Kahle
Beuaon
Tpy Wiilsin H. Witp
Petit’ Jury
Ignatz Friedman
Prat
3 Krodel
Harbtaon
Pe Boone
Biation i
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