Court actions in Jasper Indiana term court docket
State and private actions set for next term include State v Egg for concealed weapons, State v Schuble for failure to support, and multiple damages and divorce cases. Trials and continuances noted for Southern Railway Co. disputes, quiet title, receivership, foreclosure, and numerous divorces with various continuations and jury dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Egg
Leopold Schuble
Peter Boaler
Joseph Birt
Simon P. Lowe
Southern Railway Co
Henry Heaseman
George de Kemper
Thomas C. Nelson
Southern Ry. Co
Pike Co
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples
Marriage licenses issued for Martin Mangel to Mary M Linstrot in Holland Alva Rohracheid to Alice Schnarr of Portersville John H Withag to Josephine Reuttmann of Ferdinand Lorens Bates to Myrtle Faulkenberg of Birdcaye all officiated by T K Dougherty J P
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mangel
Mary M. Linstrot
Alva Rohracheid
Alice Schnarr
Portersville
T. K. Dougherty
J. P
John H. Withag
Josephine Reutmann
Ferdinand
Lorens Bates
Myrtle Faulkenberg
Birdacye
T. EK. Dougherty
Caution Urged Against Removing Items from Jar
All persons are warned not to remove hose or any other property from the jar bulliing with. The notice cautions against taking items and signals enforcement action may follow.
Booster Band Honors Editor With Surprise Birthday Visit
The Booster Band surprised the editor on his 37th birthday with a night visit to his home. Accompanied by their wives and friends, they brought ample food and drink, and the editor noted the event was thoroughly enjoyed. The invite includes the latch string left in place for another visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEWIS
Church Notices and Marriage Announcements in Evanaville
Parish groups list events and names including Ferdinand Wagner and John Flecher with St. Ann's Society references. A notice advertises a home for sale at Ferdinand with contact Aug F Gebihausen in Evanaville Indiana and mentions Carolina Muller Angela Waebkenberg and the Congregation schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
F. Gebihausen
Bray Ave
Evanaville
Ind
Ferdinand's New White Way Lights Up Town Streets
The town board approves a resolution to install electric street lamps on most crossings. Lamps will be placed along West of Ohio, Missouri, Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Vienna, Schoenbrun, Europe, Stranger, Lafayette, Leopold, Virginia, and other streets, plus two lights on Indiana and near Ohio. Central lighting will use 900 watt lamps on Ohio and Indiana, while others use 100 watt lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Street
Missouri Street
Washington, Jefferson
Jackson
Vienna
Schoenbrun
Europe
Stranger
Lafayette
Leopold
Virginia Street
Washington, Jefferson, Jackson
Schanbrun
Washington
Indiana Street
Maryland
Wagner
Schosnbron
Carolina Street
First Street
Ohio
Indiana
Local Residents Visit Nearby Towns This Week
A roundup of residents visiting Jasper, Evansville, Huntingburg, Tell City, Louisville, and Louis ville for long weekends and short trips. Names include A. J. Reinacker John Knapp Arthur Beckmann Leo Seafert Henry Jacobi Basil and Odilo Fathers. Mrs. Kempf and Werner Wollenmann hosted visitors from New York. Local workers plan a new factory building and a large oil engine installation at Bolts and Sons as part of a Didget Marvel mill project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Kempf
New York
Werner Wollenmann
Ben Bolts & Sons
Didget Marvel
County Commission session names licenses and road bids
The Board of County Commissioners met in regular session. Liquor licenses were granted to John Dupps of Jasper and Henry Knies of Dubois. A rock road petition for Columbia township was accepted. H. J. Lonme appointed engineer. Six bids for bridge approaches in Ferdinand township were listed. Henry Hackmann’s bid of 75 dollars was accepted. Flooring contracts awarded for the Anwerer bridge in Harbison township to Robert Nordhoff and the Humbert bridge in Marion township to Thomas Caan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
John Dupps
Jasper
Henry Knies
Dubois
Rock Road
Wirtzberger and Schlachter
Joe. Reckelhof
John Schwenppe
Henry Hackmann
Werer
Harbison Township
Robert Nordhoff
Humbert
Marion Township
Thomas Caan
Odd Bits of News From Various Cities
A patchwork of short, quirky items from Altoona Greenport Danbury Philadelphia Waycross and Marlton recount unexpected recoveries and odd injuries. A Pulmonary invalid regains speech seeks recovery. A man with a torn arm seeks aid after a cutting accident. A Camden hospital head reports fly larvae in a man’s ear. A council member removes a long trapped birdshot. Reports read like a late 19th century column of oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Mise Mollie Frisch
Greenport
L. A
Hiccough
Cortland
Hin Malday
Danbury
Coun
John Calkins
Philadelphia
A Marlton
N. J. Manito
Cooper Hospital
Camden
Ned
Card of Thanks and Town Election Report
Card of Thanks from Henry Hoffmann and children for support during illness and death of wife and mother. Town election on Tuesday produced a large Democratic victory with no opposition. Verifying candidates as officials cost the town over $30 but was required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hoffmann
Tuestay
Anti Treat Rules Discussed Amid War Time Pub Changes
A wartime reform idea suggests banning treats in pubs and enacting a forty foot rule to separate patrons. The piece humorously imagines exchanges between drinkers and neighbors as a mock public notice of anti social drinking etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
London
Trone
Waite
Not Guilty In Fraud Case In Chicago Check Incident
Albert Weaver signed an affidavit against O O Reed of Chicago for issuing fraudulent checks but a judge found Reed not guilty after a trial. Weaver’s written statement showed no intent to defraud and the $7.00 check appeared not drawn or delivered on February 27 1916. Reed balance stood at 76 81 in the bank the day of issue and Weaver denied urging payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Weaver
O. O. Reed
Chicago
Reed
Bretz
Weaver
Notice to Contractors for Ferdinand street concrete work
Sealed bids for concrete curb and gutter and street grading on Washington Ohio Lafayette and Tuchapa streets in Ferdinand Indiana are due November 22 1915 by 7 PM at the Town School Hall. Bids must include a $100 certified check and non collusion affidavit. The Town Board may reject any or all bids. F Brackmann Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Ind
Washington Street
Ohio
Missouri
Ohio Street
Wagner
Washington Streets
Lafayette Street
Maryland
Bseld
F. Brackmann
Olek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Courtiaens
Newa Bureau
Henry H. Hollenberg
Alvin J
Pike County
Wilhelmina Fisher
Huntingborg
E. P. Richardson
John T. Kellams
Zono Hobba
Maggie Donahue
Dan Donahue
Paul Caniff
Southern By. Co
Wm. J. Cooper
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Insurance Co
Grover Spurlock
Mary Wassing
Edward Schiller
Bella Huff
Herbert Huff
Outeault Advertising Co
John H. Kerstiens
Conta
Bernard Kruast
Matt Olinger, Jr
John L. Braden
Dora Braden
Alice Haggerty
John M. Haggerty
Kathryn Delesler
Louis Dessaler
Holland
Ferdinand Wagner
Witte
Carolina Metzger
Wedding Withag-Reutmann
St. Ann’s Society
Sondermann-Lueken
John Flecher
Carolina Muller
John Hartz
Angela Waebkenberg
the Town Board of Trustees
Wen
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Okla
Whittington Hotel
A. J. Reinacker
John Knapp
Arthur Beckmann
Louisville
John Hasa
Tell City
Euainesa
Mia
Mary Lindenschmidt
Huntingburg
Misa Rose Senninger
Evaneville
Leo Seafert
Albert Sondermann
Henry Jacobi
Basil and
Odilo
William Brenner
Victor Roos
Henry Baalmann
Henry Steltenpohl
Louieville
Henry Dufenbach
Wm. Redtiger
Johanna Schroeder
Huntligburg
Mary Lindenachmidt
Tony Gerber and Son
Evansville
John Gerber
O. H. Kreuzberger
John Berger
Town
Eckhart
Ike Egler
Campane, Ill
Mies Ida Leinenbsch
Evsoeville
Clem Kuust
Velden
Bulpher, Ind
The
Machine Works
Mra
Thomas Waetcher
Hantinaburg
Munday
Bellactisn Bookting
St. Meinrad
Misa Verena Sondermann
Yorkville
Father Sondermann
St. Martin’s
Mise
Lucille Beckmann
Terre Haute
St. Marys of the Woods
Mire
Ardella Salh
Migs Pearl Gerber
Mien
Messra Linus
Bobnert
Hungry
Waycross
J. H. Latimer
Reed Je No Leen
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