Sister M Bertha Wagner Dies After Illness on Hill Cloister
Sister M Bertha Wagner known as Helen Wagner eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Wagner of Newburg Warrick Co Indiana died Oct 10 after tyboid fever at St Mary's Evansville. She entered the Immaculate Conception order in 1912 taught briefly at Huntingburg and Mt Vernon. Her obsequies were held at Ferdinand Oct 13 and she is mourned by her father and two sisters Sister M Genevieve and Sister M Eustachium.
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M. Bertha
Helen Wagner
M. Bertha Wagner
Edward Wagner
Newburg Warrick Co
Ind
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Ferdinand
Convent of the Immaculate Conception
Ferdinand, Ind
Huntingburg
Mt. Vernon
St. Mary’s Hospital
Evansville
Providence
St. Benedict
St. Joseph’s
St. Philip’s
War Risk Insurance notice on keeping coverage active
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance warns service members not to let their insurance lapse. A certificate from the director must show a disqualifying injury at discharge or within a year, or compensation may be denied. Request certificates from the Chief Medical Advisor in Washington, D. C.
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Bureau of War Risk Insurance
War Risk Insurance Act
Washington, D. C
Don’t Buy War Savings Stamps From Strangers
A post office notice warns readers to beware counterfeit War Savings stamps from 1919. The fake stamps are blue ink photos with solid background lines and incorrect perforations. If offered, readers should notify the post master at once to help Uncle Sam.
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Uncle Sam
Ferdinand Lady Married in Louisville
Silas Uebelhor and Mrs CathErie Uebelhor wed at St Anthony's in Louisville Wednesday morning. They planned to visit Huntingburg the same day and will soon housekeep near Second and Van Buren streets. The item notes Courier cartoonists Knecht Matt and Jeff Bringing Up Father and urges subscription during October.
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Silas Uebelhor
DeMotte & Becker
Catherie Uebelhor
Louisville
St. Anthony’s Church
Huntingburg
Isadore Klueh
Jackson Street
Second and
van Buren Streets
Evansville Courier
Knecht
Matt
Jeff
Father
Courier
Now Up to Date Printing Plant News
The note reports installing a new typesetting machine and a Potter newspaper press to handle growing news load. It mentions difficulty finding printers, requests readers to recruit subscribers, and notes a new baby named James Frank born to Mr and Mrs Frank Verkamp. Also lists two suitable horses for rural mail carriers from William Wirtsberger.
Young St Meinrad Groom Marries Iowa Bride in New Vienna
A New Vienna wedding joins Miss Rose Eikens of New Vienna Iowa with Mr Dominic Recher of St Meinrad Indiana in a 9:00 am ceremony at St Boni face church Rev Reinert officiating The couple will reside in New Vienna following a wedding breakfast and reception attended by relatives and friends The bride wears white satin with georgette and carries roses The groom has resided in New Vienna and is from St Meinrad Indiana
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New Vienna
St. Boniface
Rose Eikens
Dominic Recher
St. Meinrad
Indiana
Father Reinert
Frances Eikens
Gregor Roling
Georgette
Leopold Becher
St. Meinrad Indiana
Dyersville
Beckmann and Sauer Rework Plant Layout
J H Beckmann and Sauer start rearranging their plant to remove a partition in the stock room as part of a restructuring effort. The move aims to streamline operations and improve workflow.
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J H. Beckmann & Sauer
Case notes from Jasper Indiana on court matters
The Jasper circuit reports state v Blythe Lamb murder case may be tried soon with Governor Goodrich appointing a special judge likely Frank Hatfield. State v Eckert on failure to support wife found not guilty. Four divorces granted Carroll v Carroll Kuebler v Kuebler Betch v Betch Harris v Harris. Eleven cases remain on the docket. Marriage licenses issued include Geo A St Angelo to Lillian Salat Huntingburg Leonard Wick to Olive Stone Pike County Judge John L Bretz Luther Flick Ella Harris August Bickwermert Catherine Wendholt Harold Medcalf Beulah Simmons Frank Kieffner Frances Hurst Peter Wehr Lena Schuetter William Brosmer Rose Schroering.
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Jasper Ind
State
Blythe Lamb
Pike County
Goodrich
Frank Hatfield
Robert M. Eckert
Carroll
Kuebler
Betch
Harris
Bartleyee
Geo. A
St. Angelo
Lillian Salat
Huntingburg
Leonard Wick
Daviess Co
Olive Stone
Pike Coa
John L. Bretz
Luther L. Flick
Orange Co
Ella Harris
Dubois Co
August Bickwermert
Catherine Wendholt
Fredinand
Harold Medcalf
Dale
Beulah Simmons
Frank S. Kieffner
Jasper
Frances Hurst
Ireland
Peter L. Wehr
Lena Schuetter
William Brosmer
Rose Schroering
Dubuis
Election Notice and Local Community Items in Ferdinand
Notice declares election in Ferdinand on November 4 1919 for Clerk Treasurer and two trustees with polls 6 AM to 6 PM at Rudolph Meyer's barber shop. Also mentions weddings at St Ferdinand church and Red Cross disaster relief mobilization plans. Correspondent invitations extended to St Henry St Anthony Adgeville and rural Ferdinand routes.
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Ferdinand
Rudolph Meyer
St. Henry
St. Anthony
Adgeville
Practical drying rack for seed corn by county agent
H C Thompson, County Agent, promotes a simple drying rack using 1x5 boards and lath to dry seed corn. The design holds about 300 ears per section, is movable, reconfigurable, and preserves corn without summer storage. Also notes Evansville exposition and dairy show exhibits.
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H. C. Thompson
Mrs Clem Schmidt Dies at Louisville Hospital
Mrs Clem Schmidt died at St Mary and Elizabeth hospital in Louisville after an operation on a Saturday evening Oct 4 at age 42. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jake Schneider and wife of Clem Schmidt, leaving four daughters Louise Frances Dorothy May and three sons Bruno Edward and Clem all of Louisville. She also leaves many siblings including Mrs William Merkley Schnellville Mrs Herman Leinenbach Ferdinand Mrs Joe Kaelin Louisville Mrs Arthur Jackson Charleston SC Oscar Schneider Princeton Andrew Schneider Kyana and Tony Schneider Mt Vernon and one grandchild. Interment was at Loulny ville.
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Clem Schmidt
St. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital
Louisville
Jake Schneider
Walter Sauer
Louise
Frances
Dorothy May Schmidt
Bruno
Edward
Clem
William Merkley
Schnellville
Herman Leinenbach
Ferdinand
Joe Kaelin
Louinville
Arthur Jackson
Charleston
S. C
Oscar Schneider
Princeton
Andrew Schneider
Kyana
Tony Schneider
Mt. Vernon
Loulnyville
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Sr. M. Bertha
M. Genevieve
M. Eustachium
John Laake, Jr
John
Mr. Laake
August Remke
Mr. Remke
Louieville
Ferdinand Lady
Beckmann Beate Bank
Frank Verkamp
James Frank
William Wirtsberger
Iowa
Clarence Stanley
Red Cross
Leo Snyder
Renus Klueh
Snyder
Butch
H. F. Beardsley
Pembina
N. D
Lakefield
Minn
the Board of Trustees
Joe Daunhauer
St. Ferdinand
Louis Lehmitt
Agnes Boehm
Otto Lechner
Alma Hor
Nickolas M.seger
Magdalene Bredhold
American Red Cross
Raymond P. Olinger
Sylv Schniedere
Aro Jasper
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Clem Schmitt
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