Local notes from Huntingburg and Ferdinand area
Rainy weather affects local farming delays sowing. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. John F. J. Schurz and son James, Jacob Bretz, Hubert Wagner, Miss Clara Partenheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Deindorfer, Philip Bretz, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Partenheimer, Mrs. John Limp, Cornelius Woerter, Andy Jacobs, Frank Schaeffer, Edwin Harm, and George Weaver are noted in social and business visits to Huntingburg Ferdinand Evansville Rockport and Louisville with travel and funeral attendance mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. J. Schurz
James
Huntingburg
Hubert Wagner
Ferdinand
Clara Partenheimer
Louisville
Orvil Deindorfer
John Limp
Cornelius Woerter
Evansville
Andy Jacobs
Edwin Harm
George Weaver
Illinois
Martin Beier
John
Lena Bredhold and Nicholas Seger to Marry in Ferdinand
The engagement of Miss Lena Bredhold to Nicholas Seger of Ferdinand was announced at church this past Sunday. The note accompanies other local movements including Miss Therese Brenner and Irene Spayd leaving for Louisville for the winter and several residents visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Bredhold
Nicholas Seger
Ferdinand
Our Church
Therse Brenner
Irene Spayd
Louisville
Roy Yellig
U.s.army Hospital
Denver
Colo
Anthony
Ireland
Basil of
Jasper
Mayme Stallmann
Evansville
Local residents listed on weeklong business trips
Johns burg resident Wmm Bredhold from Mariah Hill was in town Thursday. F X Kunkler did business at Huntingburg Thursday. Peter Schnell of Dale was here Thursday. Wm Hilsmeyer of Huntingburg came on business Thursday. Hugo Jochum left Thursday for Farmer City Illinois. Miss Flora Jochum went to Evansville Thursday. Henry Singer traveled to Huntingburg Friday. Ray Seales of Huntingburg was here for business. Mrs Naoma Sehnell visited Huntingburg Saturday. Peter Gerber of Ferdinand was here Saturday. Miss Fannie Kept visited East St. Louis I on Sunday morning. Henry Buelel spent Sunday at Date. C A Michel made a business trip to Huntingburg Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Kunkler
Huntingburg
Peter Schnell
Dale
Hugo Jochum
Farmer City
Ilinois
Flora Jochum
Evansville
Henry Singer
Ray Seales
William Joachim
St. Henry
Iis
John Kost
Jacob Ruxer
Louis
Brother Meinrad
St. Meinrad
Friday Night Show Draws Crowd in Siberia
The Siberia show Friday night drew a well attended crowd. Several locals John Boeglin family moved away Thursday and Will Uebelher stays with John Boeglin in Evansville. Mrs Arehart left for Evansville Thursday. Attendees included Hilbert Egler Herb Ernst and Albert Schlachter. Robert and Misses Emma Luda Schlachter attended services Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Arehart and Mamie visited George Schlachter Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilbert Egler
Herb Ernst
Albert Schlachter
Robert
Emma
Luda Schlachter
John Arehart
Mamie
George Schlachter
Wedding at St Bernard's Catholic church in Ferdinand
A pretty wedding occurred at St Bernard's Catholic church on Wednesday morning when Miss Anna Miller and Ben Kappner were united in holy matrimony Rev Fritzgerald officiated. Bridesmaids were Flora Johns and Marie Lehnen. best men were Joseph Kappner and Andrew Miller. The Miller home hosted a wedding dinner with many relatives and friends and dancing in the evening. The couple will reside on a farm near Richey Crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
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 Line Highlighted in Advert
Local shop promotes a large display of ladies coat suits with all styles and prices advertised.
Market Report from Evansville 1919 Wheat and Prices
Evansville market report dated October 16 1919 lists grain and livestock prices including Wheat 82.08 per bushel Oats Corn respectively Butter Eggs and various farm goods with prices such as Hogs at 14.00 per hundredweight and No 1 Timothy hay at 28 9 per ton Also notes subscription renewal X marks expired front page and urges prompt remittance with sample copy invitation to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Also Mentioned on This Page
HTSG
Ryent
Bank
Jacob Bretz
Philip Bretz
Philip Partenheimer
Collington
Frank Schaeffer
Rockport
Frank Lehnen
Hildegard
Victor
Eugene Grundhoefer
Sophia Arnold
Frank Horlander
Clement Meyer
Leonard Handschieg
Cecile Maslowsky
Miller-Kappner
Frank Brenner
George Harlander
Owensboro
Rome
Johnsburg
Wmm. Bredhold
Wm. Hilsmeyer
Naoma Sehnell
Peter Gerber
C. A. Michel
Siberia
John Boeglin
Will Uebelher
Adolph Schilling
Leo Seufert
Jake Gerber
Tell City
Gaesser Bros
Jake Schneider
Herman Leinenbach
Clem Schmitt
William Bockelmann
Ida Seufert
John Schultheis
M. Bertha
Anna Hackmann
Cincinnati
William Hackmann
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Billie
B. H. Wilmers
Adgeville
Id Hollinden
John Niehaus
Mrs
Vow Hove
Texas
Due Joachim
Due Wendholt
John Schreiner
Kropf & Co
Victor Grewe
Mt. Vernon
Robert E. Eckert
Butch’? Snyder
Ferdy Olinger
W. E. Reasor
Riddle, Ind
George Kunkler & Co
Thomas Daunhauer
Fritz Keller
Kellerville
Mrorijotm Begle
John Rage
Nebraska
Frank Mbillrden
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
Ben Horn
Kate Benken
Cincinnati, C
John C. Horny
Frances
Gertrude Mueller
Hubert Hoffmann
John Edele
Leo Leinenbach
Inois
John Geiss
Hays Milling & Grain Co
Worthington
Indiana
Civil Service
N.W
Washington, D.C
Glgohdho
Electric Light & Power Company Incorporated
Daylo
Gene Wetzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Ferdinand Railroad
Sanday
Ferdingand
Huntlingburg
Phuntingburg
West Baden
Southern
Princeton
Southern Railway
Tad
Leonard Muller
GPK Pla
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Electric Light & Power Co. Incorporated
Ulate
Weyer & Fleck
Electric Light & Power Co
Ferdinand Ind
Adv
Joseph F. Vaal
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