John H Lueken Dies Sudden at 57
John H Lueken dies suddenly at 57 from acute indigestion after attending St. Ferdinand Church mass and collections. He served six years as a church trustee and is survived by his wife and eight children Hubert Albertine Hermina Urban Clara Frances Jerome and Mary. Requiem at St Ferdinand Cemetery with Fathers Odile Lawrence and Sondermann officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lueken
Lueken
St. Ferdinand Church
Hubert
Albertine
Hermina
Urban
Clara
Frances
Jerome
Mary Lueken
St. Ferdinand
Odile, Lawrence
F. H. Sondermann
Yorkville
Hearing on bonds for Ferdinand Township gravel road project
Frank J. Leng Auditor Dubois County Indiana files with the State Board of Tax Commissioners a petition to issue bonds not exceeding 30000 for building a free gravel road in Ferdinand Township. A public hearing is set for November 1 1920 at State House Indianapolis. Objections must be filed in writing before the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Leng
Dubois County
Indiana
State Board of Tax Comissioners
Ferdinand Township
Henry Kerstien
State House
Indianapolis
Card of Thanks and Birth Announcement
Card of thanks from Mrs John Lueken and children thanks neighbors and priests for support after death of husband and father John Lueken. Also reports birth at Ed Oser home a baby girl named Henrietta Marie baptized Sunday with sponsors Mrs John Nord and Henry Oser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lueken
Odile
Lawrence
Frank Sondermann
Ed Oser
Henrietta Marie
John Nord
Henry Oser
Pair Held On Auto Theft Charges In Ferdinand area
Two men detained in Jasper jail face petit larceny charges after possessing a defaced car serial number and using fake plates on a motor vehicle. Officials link the suspects to stolen autos from Louisville and Ferdinand, and say they confessed to other thefts including a garage break in and a forged check. Local Catholic group notes bereavement in Ferdinand News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Joseph Schlachter
Ferdinand
Schlachter
Paige
John , Wiegand
Ireland
Studebaker
Carl Gutzweiler
Aymond Reckelhoff
Mr. Gutzweiler
Nordhoff
Oscar Fritch
Frank Roos
Joseph Wessel
Jas‘per
James J. Slater
George Fisher
New York
Sapinsky
Personal items from Cannelton area residents
A枚roundup of local visits and travel highlights shows Jos M Hirsch W C Lehman and W P Minor visiting Cannelton with H T Keller of Troy. Families from Celestine Indianapolis Dale Hun tingburg and Louisville are mentioned along with hospital and family care travel to Evanaville Subiaco and Portmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. M. Hirsch
W. C. Lehman
W. P. Minor
Cannelton
H. T. Keller
Troy
Forty Hours Devotion and Schedule at Local Church
Church announces Forty Hours Devotion with exposition mass at 6 30 am daily and masses at 7 00 and 9 00. Confessions after Rosary devotion and after vespers. farmers’ morning emphasis. children may confess in afternoon. Sunday procession if weather permits. store ad promotes October 16 to November 1 discounts at Frank Reckelhoff's.
Veteran Teamster Fred Albert Dies After Illness
Fred Albert known as Pap died at 64 after five weeks of illness from inflammation of the bowels at his Ferdinand home. Born near St. Anthony he moved to Ferdinand and became a respected teamster. He leaves a wife two daughters and two sons plus several sisters and a stepbrother. Interment was at St Ferdinand cemetery after a nine o'clock requiem mass led by Father Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pap
Albert
St. Anthony
Ferdinand
C. K
Henry Rholeder
Louisville
Charles Bartley
Jasper
Jacob
Robert
Mary McIntyre
Linton
Ind
Lizzie Batch 1
Kyana
Katie Parker
Indian Territory
Frances Kluesner
Arkansas
Emma Clark
Berkley
W. Va
George Botts
Huntingburg
St. Ferdinand
Lawrence
Marriage Licenses Granted Across Counties
Joseph C. Seitz of Dubois to Bertha Rudolph of Daviess. Bernard Hoppenjans of Ferdinand to Louisa Hoevels. Edward E. Mona of Detroit to Irene Summers of Huntingburg. Albert Schnauss to Cecelia Dick, both of Ireland. David Neukam to Emelia A. Neukam, both of Dubois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Seitz
Dubois County
Bertha Rudolph
Daviess County
Bernard Hoppenjans
Louisa Hoevels
Ferdinand
Edward E. Mona Detroit
Irene Summers
Huntingburg
Albert Schnauss
Cecelia Dick
Ireland
David Neukam
Emelia A. Neukam
Dubois
Family bids thanks after illness and death of Fred Albert
The notice thanks neighbors and Father Lawrence after the illness and death of Fred Albert. The Dubois circuit court disposed of several divorce cases including Nannie Baker v John Baker and Mattie Waddle v Amos Waddle with alimony payments of 400 dollars and 100 dollars respectively. Also lists local road crossings completed since last issue and local advertisements for hats, coal heaters, harness repairs, and shoe sales. The DuBois County total registered vote is 9 407 with 4 928 men and 4 479 women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Albert
Father Lawrence
Dubois
Nannie Baker
John Baker
Mattie Waddle
Amos Waddle
G. Simpson
Birdie Simpson
Flora E. Williams
Jerald Williams
Duboin County
John Fleck Dies at 69 Near St Anthony
John Fleck aged 69 died at his home near St Anthony last Thursday. He leaves twelve children, a sister Mrs John B Schmidt and brother Henry Fleck of this place. His funeral was at St Anthony cemetery Sunday at eight. The note also covers local notices on weddings, a paint dealer visit, political addresses in German, a ball game result, and a upcoming sale by Herman Reckelhoff with details about vendors and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
St. Marys
Ferdinand
James M. Cox
Court House
William Hollinden
Baby
Cincinnati
Helen Hollinden
Huntingburg
Abott
St. Meinrad
Subiaco
Ark
Leonard Muller
Evanaville
Herb Muller
Louisville
John Fleck
St. Anthony
John B. Schmidt
Henry Fleck
Jos. J. Weyer
John Schmidt
Frank Meyer
Henry Flgak,Sr
J. H. Wessel
Surprise 23rd Birthday Party Held at Bickwermert Home
A surprise birthday gathering honored Leo Bickwermert on his 23rd birthday at the home of Charles Bickwermert. Relatives and friends attended including the Horny, Kippenbrock, Kitten, Becher, and Werne families among many others. Lunch and refreshments followed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kampville
Ill
Anton Lehr
Emma
Charles Bickwermert
Leo
Henry Schipp
Joel Bickwermert
Martin Horny
John C. Horny
Ben Kippenbrock
Ben Bickwerthert
Henry Kitten
Frank Brockmant
Jacob Meyer
Arthur
Leo Becher
Benno
Albert Remke
Anton
Leo Kitten
Anton Dall
William Jasper
Harry
Herbert Ruhe
Bernard Ebert
Edwin
Louis Weyer
Alvin
Raymond Werne
Alois Strassheim
Albert Wirtzberger
Adam Loew
Alvin Bickwermert
Aston Beyke
Hugo
William Moeller
Emma Horny
Freda
Frances Kippenbrock
Emma Kitten
Emma Jasper
Rose Sehi
Emma Werne
Bertha
Ludwina Dall
Clara Becher
Katie Bickwermert
Louisa Oser
Mary Egloff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cox & Hunter Attys
Bruder Friederich Albert
Zweiges
Amerika Beschlossen
Ueberland Werde
John Seger
Gerhard Bernard Hoppenjans
Louisa Hoevela
Alois Schnauss
Joe Bretz
Mary Wehr
Celestine
John Bumm
Ida Beckmann
Mike Hohl
Albert Hohl
Baby Cletus
Joe Hohl
Joe Heidelbeck
Dale
Tillie Roth
Chicago
Charles Metzger
Adgeville
Ed Mullen
John Wagner
Detroit
Mich
Veronica Oser
Huntingbury
Louis Sauer
Frank Uebelher
Marie
Edwin Horny
Anna Hackmann
Joe Muller
Portamouth
Mondesy
Maria Fleck
Otto Knust
Leonard Schipp
Bernard Helming
Henry Reckelhoff
Catharine Kitten
John B. Mueller
Henrietta Bromm
John Weyer, Sr
Julius Hassfurther
Frank Reckelhoff
Oet
Ohio Street
Europe
Ohio
Stranger
Lafayette
Bartley
Cole
Frank Deie
Louis Meyer
Vincefines
Ferdinand and Vicinity
Senninger’s Hall
Tell City Grays
Huntingburg Babies
Herman Reckelhoff
Daunhauer
Candwichen
Bartley’ Store
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