Rainy Weather Affects Local Travel And Visits
Rainy conditions kept the area indoors while multiple residents made short trips to nearby towns. Mr and Mrs John F J Schurz and son James visited Huntingburg. Jacob Bretz and Hubert Wagner traveled to nearby Ferdinand and Evansville for business and personal reasons. Several locals, including Miss Clara Partenheimer, Mrs John Limp, and Cornelius Woerter, were seen in town or visiting relatives. A funeral attracted Martin Beier to Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Wagner
Ferdinand
Clara Partenheimer
Louisville
Orvil Deindorfer
Marriage Announcement and Local Moves Dated Weekend
The church announced the approaching marriage of Lena Bredhold to Nicholas Seger of Ferdinand. Local residents Therse Brenner Irene Spayd left for Louisville for the winter. Roy Yellig of the U S Army Hospital Denver Colorado is on furlough. Rev Anthony of Ireland and Rev Basil of Jasper assisted during Forty Hours Devotion last Friday and Saturday. Mayme Stallmann left for Evansville for a few months. The Miller Kappner wedding at Rockport drew Frank Lehnen and family, Eugene Grundhoefer family, Sophia Arnold, Frank Horlander, Clement Meyer, Leonard Handschieg and Cecile Maslowsky. Frank Brenner was at Jasper on business. George Harlander visited relatives in Owensboro and Rome Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schaeffer
Rockport
Edwin Harm
George Weaver
Ilinois
Martin Beier
Louisville
John
Lena Bredhold
Nicholas Seger
Ferdinand
Our
Therse Brenner
Irene Spayd
Roy Yellig
U.s.army Hospital of
Denver
Colo
Anthony
Ireland
Rev
Basil of
Jasper
Mayme Stallmann
Evansville
Frank Lehnen
Hildegard
Victor
Eugene Grundhoefer
Sophia Arnold
Frank Horlander
Clement Meyer
Leonard Handschieg
Cecile Maslowsky
Miller-Kappner
Frank Brenner
Rainy Siberia Show Draws Crowd Friday Night
The Siberia show Friday night drew a well attended crowd. Several local residents such as Hilbert Egler Herb Ernst and Albert Schlachter attended. John Boeglin moved away Thursday while Will Uebelher stays with him in Evansville. Miss Theresia Arehart left for Evansville Thursday. Robert and Misses Emma and Luda Schlachter attended services Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Arehart and daughter Mamie visited George Schlachter Sunday. Mrs John Stengel of Owensboro invited to subscribe for the NEWS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbert Egler
Herb Ernst
Albert Schlachter
Robert
Emma
Luda Schlachter
John Arehart
Mamie
George Schlachter
Local residents make short trips around nearby towns
Johnsburg notes William Bredhold of Mariah Hill in town on Thursday. F X Kunkler did business in Huntingburg Thursday. Peter Sehnell visited Dale Thursday. William Hilsmeyer of Huntingburg came on business Thursday. Hugo Jochhum left Thursday for Farmer City Illinois. Flora Jochum went to Evansville Thursday. Henry Singer traveled to Huntingburg Friday. Ray Seales of Huntingburg checked in on business. Mrs Naoma Schnell visited Huntingburg Saturday. Peter Gerber of Ferdinand was here Saturday. Miss Fannie Kergp West headed to East St. Louis Sunday morning. Henry Buelel spent Sunday at Dale. C A Michel made a business trip to Huntingburg Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bredhold
Mariah Hill
F. X. Kunkler
Huntingburg
Peter Sehnell
Dale
Hugo Jochhum
Farmer City Ilinois
Flora Jochum
Evansville
Naoma Schnell
Peter Gerber
Ferdinand
Fannie Kergp
East St. Louis
Henry Buelel
William Jochim
Near St. Henry
Pretty wedding in St Bernard’s Church in Evansville area
A pretty wedding occurred at St Bernard's Catholic Church as Miss Anna Miller married Ben Kappner. Rev Fitzgerald led the ceremony with bridesmaids Flora Johns and Marie Lehnen and best men Joseph Kappner and Andrew Miller. A wedding dinner followed at the Miller home with dancing in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard’s Catholic Ensurch
Anna Miller
Ben Kappner
Fritzgerald
Flora Johns
Louisville Ky
Marie Lehnen
Mariah Hill
Joseph Kappner
Andrew Miller
Henry Miller
Miller
Kappner
Evansville
Ladies Coat Suits Ad from Reckelhoff and Muller
A compact advertisement for a large line of ladies coat suits featuring various styles and prices offered by Reckelhoff and Muller. The notice promotes a broad selection for shoppers seeking affordable contemporary attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reckelhoff & Muller
Ferdinand Railroad Time Table July 7 918
Time table listing morning and evening trains between Ferdinand and Huntingburg with connections to Evansville, Louisville, West Baden and Princeton. Notes Plain No ładges connect with Southern trains No 12 9 3 6 11 10 at Huntingburg. Signed Leonard Muller BO PLA Huntingburg Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Railroad
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Untlingburg
Evansville
Rockport
Cammelton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern
Princeton
Canpyllon
Southern Railway
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
One hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Medicine, used 35 years, claims to act through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It promises quick health improvements and invites testimonials. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
Fresh Red Seal Dry Batteries Arrive for Electric Light
Notice announces another barrel of Fresh Red Seal Dry Batteries received by Electric Light and Power Qo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Light & Power
Market Report From KByansville 1919 Prices
Market report lists grain and livestock prices in KByansville Indiana dated 1919. Wheat oats corn potatoes onions cabbage wool ginseng butter chickens turkeys geese steers cows bulls hogs hay and livestock values are shown per bushel hundredweight and ton with price figures. Renewal notice explains expired subscriptions and request for prompt remittance.
Wedding Invitation for Joseph F. Vaal
To the public. Ady Joseph F. Vaal of St Meinrad Indiana announces a wedding. The NEWS prints the invite for a ceremony date and details as released by the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Vaal
St. Meinrad
Ind
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John F. J. Schurz
James
Jacob Bretz
Philip Bretz
Philip Partenheimer
John Limp
Cornelius Woerter
Andy Jacobs
Collington
George Harlander
Owensboro
Rome
Siberia
John Boeglin
Will Uebelher
John Stengel
Mary
Johnsburg
Wm. Hilsmeyer
Henry Singer
Ray Seales of
C. A. Michel
Adolph Schilling
Leo Seufert
Jake Gerber
Tell City
Gaesser Bros
Jake Schneider
Herman Leinenbach
Clem Schmitt
William Bockelmann
Ida Seufert
John Schultheist
M. Bertha
Anna Hackmann
Cincinnati
William Hackmann
Art Sheridan
Inl
Billie
B. H. Wilmers
Adgeville
Ed Dollinden
John Niehaus
Mrs. Due Hoye
Texas
Due Jochim and
Joe Wendholt
St. Henry
John Schreiner
Kropf & Co
Victor Grewe
Mt. Vernon
Robert Eh. Eckert
Buteh’? Snyder
Ferdy Olinger
W. —E. Reasor
Riddle, Ind
George Kunkler & Co
Thomas Daunhauer
Fritz Keller
Kellerville
John Begie
Johny Bégie
Nebraska
John Hoffmann
Cannelton
Henry Tebben
Albert Thoma
Fulda
Joe Berg
St. Anthony
Katie Remke
Ida Wessel
Frank Reckelhoff
Leonard Mueller
Hattie
Ida Lienenbach
Anthony Metz
Benziger Bros
Ed Wagner
St. Philips, Ind
John Hirsch
Edwin Stallmann
John Kost
Jacob Ruxer
Louis
Brother Meinrad
Ben Horn
Kate Benken
Cincinnati, C
John C. Horny
Frances
Gertrude Mueller
Hubert Hoffmann
John Edele
Leo Leinenbach
Illinois
John Geiss
Hays Milling & Grain Co
Worthington
Indiana
Civil Service
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Washington, D.C
Gilectric Supp
Ucsss
Daylo
Electric Light & Power Company Incorporated
Gr Gr Metzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Leonard Muller
BO Pla
Huntingburs
Electric Light & Power Co
Incorporated
Weyer & Fleck
Ike Thi Damil
Ferdinand Ind
Kbyansville
Ady
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