Former Resident Joseph Kuntz Dies in Huntingburg
Joseph Kuntz died at his Huntingburg home last Saturday from blood poisoning after a cross tie injured his foot at Stimpson's lumber mill on Sept. 26. Born in Ferdinand on April 24, 1852, he married Clara Olding on May 21, 1878. He moved to Huntingburg eighteen years ago and leaves his widow, eight children, and twenty-three grandchildren. Interment was at St. Mary's Church in Huntingburg on Monday at 7:30 AM following a requiem Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kuntz
Huntingburg
Stimson
Mr. Kuntz
Ferdinand
Clara Olding
Kuntz
Elizabeth Hoffman
Joseph Sanders
Joseph Grammelspacher
Jasper
John Kuntz
Connersville
Joseph Gunselmann
Georgetown
Anna Kuntz
Frank Kuntz
St. Mary’s Church
Notice to Parents on Curfew for Ferdinand Town
Town of Ferdinand marshal Frank N. Roos orders all children under fifteen to be home by eight p m from November through April and by nine p m from April to November. Prosecutions will follow for violations though children on important errands or with parents will be excused.
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Frank N. Roos
Marshal Town
Ferdinand
Evansville
Marriage License List for Huntingburg and Nearby Areas
Oscar H. Betz and Mabel L. Alpers of Huntingburg. Edward Weisheit and Katie Neukam of Haysville. George Hemmerlein and Nora Neukam of Haysville. William Zehr of Dubois and Elza Breitwiser of Jasper. Norton Hurst of St. Louis to Emily Mehl of Huntingburg. Frank Hemmer and Alma Stein kamp of Holland.
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Oscar H. Betz
Mabel L. Alpers
Huntingburg
Edward Weisheit
Katie Neukam
Haysville
George Hemmerlein
Nora Neukam
William Zehr
Dubois
Elza ‘Breitwiser
Jasper
Norton Hurst
St. Louis
Emily Mehl
Frank Hemmer
Alma Steinkamp
Holland
Notice and Local Ads Curtain the Week
Hunting and trespassing are forbidden on farms owned by Peter Berg Jacob A Berg Herman Dick Ben Kaiser John Kemper Claud A Skelton Florabell Russ. Florabell hosted a Halloween party with masked guests and refreshments. A barber shop opens tomorrow with Harry Kippenbrock aiding. A dance is scheduled Tuesday night November 8 by Banner orchestra. Coal Oil priced 15c at Bartley’s Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Berg
Jacob A, Berg Herman Dick Ben Kaiser John Kemper
Claud A. Skelton
Florabell Russ
Frances Bartley
Cornelia Weaver
Corinne Zink
Cora Daunhauer
Mabel Dannhauer
Cornell Schnieders
Hilda Bartley
Ardella Bartley
Gypilla Weyer
Claretta Beckmann
Edna May Russ
Mona Leinenbach Russel
Eugene Russ
First and Big Bazaar for St. Marys
The Congregation of St. Marys Church Huntingburg prepares a three day bazaar in St Marys school hall on November 7 8 and 9 1921 to aid church and school patrons are invited to enjoy exhibits needlework comforts and ornaments along with refreshments and amusements in a friendly gathering with a welcome to all.
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St. Mary’s Church
Huntingburg
St. Mary's School Hall
St. Mary’s
Naples
W. Cowper
St. Marys
Pierre Corneilles
St. Mary’s Congregation
Adv
Notice of Election in Ferain Town for Clerk Treasurer and Ward Trustees
Notice is given of an election in Ferain town on November 8 1921 to elect a Clerk Treasurer one Trustee for the first ward and one Trustee for the third ward. Polls open 6 00 AM to 6 00 PM at Olingers building on Ohio street. Louisville Ky November 2.
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Ferain
Olinger
Ohio Street
New calcium chloride dust control tested near Indianapolis
Indiana motorists group reports a new calcium chloride dust laying material showing promise on the Lafayette road seven miles north of Indianapolis. The salt absorbs moisture to keep the surface damp, preventing dust and allowing dragging without losing the chemical. The Hoosier State Automobile Association says the method is not costly and could cover many miles quickly while serving motorists’ interests.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Jupiter Pluvius
M. E. Noblet
Hoosier State Automobile Asociation
Noblet
Lafayete
Hoosier Automobile Assn
Jackson Highway
State Highway Commission
A. G. Lupton
Vusier State Auto Association
Tfia
Lupton
Indiana
Mr. Lupton
New Subscribers for October in Ferdinand News
The Ferdinand News lists new subscribers for October including Hilda Jasper Louisville Seb Boekting St Meinrad Paul Kiueh Ferdinand John Hochvesang St Anthony Prosper Kunkler Johnsburg Minnie Schaefer Louisville Irma Hassfurther Louisville Richard Klueh Ferdinand Louis C Ruth Dubois Charles Becker Memphis Henry J Weyer Ferdinand Joe Fleck St Anthony Josephine Mueller Cincinnati Theodore Heinen Rayne La Modern Store St Meinrad J A Greulieh St Meinrad George Becher St Meinrad Jos H Graman St Meinrad. The notice also mentions Herman Kappner aged 58 found dead at his Hall residence from apoplexy.
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Ferdinand News
Indiana
Hilda Jasper
Louisville
Seb. Boekting
St. Meinrad
Paul Kiueh
Ferdinand
John Hochvesang
St. Anthony
Ind
Prosper Kunkler
Johnsburg
Minnie Schaefer
Irma Hassfurther
Richard Klueh
Committee Appointed to Canvas Ferdinand Township
During a Ferdi nand Township Farmers Association meeting, Frank Deermann Oscar Keller Philip Ebert Juss Eversmann Matt Hassfurther Jos Ketyner Peter Durchholz and Jos Johannemann were named to canvass the township and solicit grain donations for Near East Relief. The effort aims to gather a substantial contribution with the canvas planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township Farmers Association
Frank Deermann
Oscar Keller
Philip Ebert
Juss Eversmann
Matt Hassfurther
Jos. Ketyner
Peter Durchholz
Jos
Johannemann
Ferdinand Township
Administrator's sale notice for estate of Gerhard A Hoffman
The Dubois Circuit Court orders an administrator sale of two thirds of a Dubois County Indiana tract near Ferdinand. Sale includes 68.40 acres with two thirds of the appraised value and payment terms, plus at same time a widow offers her one third and a list of personal property for auction including hearses, cattle, farming gear, tobacco sticks, and other items with cash or six month credit.
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Gerhard A. Hoffman
Dubois
Ferdinand
Indiana
Dubois County
Princeton and
Fredonia
Ing
Joan Heilers
Jonny Metall
Creedent
Newlyweds Given a Charivari at Niehaus Home
An old time charivari was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Niehaus last Sunday night for Min and Mrs. Hubert Niehaus. Many relatives and friends attended, including the Skeltons Ringemanns Metzgers Schlachters and Niehaus relatives. The evening featured dancing and games with abundant refreshments and continued late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Niehaus
Min
Hubert Niehaus
Claude Skelton
Ghost Ringemann
Ed Ringemann
Ollie Niehaus
Vincent Metzger
Oscar Keller
Frank Metzger
Mary
Emma Hugelmeyer
John Kemper
Jacob Berg
Frank Schlachter
Frieda
Paul Brockemann
Steven Linder
George Fischer
Sampy Hobbs
Theodore Denning
William Boeglin
Erwin Lueken
Raymond Skelton
Frank
George Gunselmann
Nick
No trespass rules in Ferdinand Township Farms association lands
Notice lists farmers owning or controlling land where hunting fishing or trespassing is forbidden without permission day or night. Also notes social events at the Russ home honoring John A. Russ on his sixty fourth birthday and local notices, including a shoe store ad and the death of Mrs. Bartley Wuetcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township Farmers Association
Ferdinand Demuth
Frank. Weyer
Joseph Eversmann
Joseph Auffarth
Henry Wessel
Joseph Ketzner
Lawrence Weyer
Matt Hass
Further William Helming
John EF. Russ
John A. Russ
John Schnieders
Gerhard Kippenbroek
Joe Daunhauer
John Nehnivoders
Mike Tretter
St. Meinrad
John Daunhauer
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Nolice
Harry Kippenbrock
Philip Horney
North Side Hall
Banner Orchestra
Bartley
Arthur Gaschen
Edward Gahlinger
Chili
Ona
United States Army Air Service
U. S. National Cemetery
Arington
United States Army
Canvas Township
Bartley Bros
Theresia Wuetcher
Phace
Elizabetha Hoffman
Kee
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