Log Haul Accident Leaves Man Critically Hurt
John Schnieders, Pitey Lumber Co. employee, nearly killed after a log slipped from a wet wagon at John Miller’s farm near St Meinrad. He suffered skull fracture, dislocated shoulders, a broken collar bone and facial wounds. Dr N A James treated him and he remained in Hubers hotel in critical condition with good recovery chances. Schnieders, from Jasper, is married with several children and has been in the area briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schnieders
Pitey Lumber Co
John Miller
St. Meinrad
Schnieders
N. A. James
Hubers Hotel
Jasper
Married Last Monday Opens New Life For Knust Heilers
Ed Knust and Minas Lizzie Heilers wed at St. Ferdinand church Monday morning. Attendants were Ben Heilers and Clara Englert. After a breakfast at the bride’s home the couple's party headed to Evansville Indiana where the groom works. A cottage for the couple was described as elegant. A rice shower greeted them at the depot before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Knust
Minas Lizzie Heilers
St. Ferdinand
Ben Heilers
Clara Englert
Evanaville
Ind
Clem
Agnes Heilers
Wagon Accident Injures Conrad Seufert Near St Meinrad
Conrad Seufert of Mariah Hill Dale area was thrown from a wagon Thursday about 5 pm near Joe Peters home when his horses ran away. A wheel passed over him breaking a rib bruising an eye and wounding an arm. A physician treated him and he was taken to Adam Werne’s home for several weeks of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Seufert
Mariah Hill
Dale
Marish Hill
St. Meinrad
Joe Peters
Adam Werne
Local Pumpkin Courtesy From Ferdinand Railway Engineer
A. T. Jenkins, an engineer on the Ferdinand Railway, left a large pumpkin at the office last Saturday. He did not reveal where it came from and hinted it may be linked to a corn field incident last week but offered no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Jenkins
Ferdinand
Mr. Jenkins
Pumkins
St. Meinrad Community Notes and Local Developments
Local items cover church works at St Meinrad Abbey including organ details and church interior. Reports on post office mail routes changes, new mailer for efficient paper addressing, and community events at Ferdinand area clubs. Births marriages and deaths noted. typhoid death of Joe Peters’s son. local merchants updating equipment and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Joe Peters
St. Meinrad
St. Meinrad Cemetery
Town Visitors Gather From Nearby Towns
A list of residents and visitors in Dubois and nearby towns including Jasper Huntingburg St Meinrad Fulda Mariah Hill and Evansville. Names include Ben Buehning John Schuler Mayme Meyer Henry Wagner Math Ernst and Laura Meyer. The notes record business visits and social trips across Tuesday Wednesday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schuler
Jasper
Frank Wisse
St. Meinrad
John Ballis
Gus. Ernst
Fulda
Xavier Wirthwein
Henry Wagner
Chicago
Henry Denning
Mrs
Math Ernst
Siberia
Mise Johanna Schroeder
Huntingburg
Our Town
Peter Mueller
Evansville
Rockport
John Wuneeh
Louisville
John Demuth
Mariah Hill
Louis Vogl
St. Henry
Andreae Schum
Paul Senninger
John Altmeyer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. R. Sauer
Postal Corps
Daunhauers
John Hoffmann
Ferdinand Social Club
F. X. Rickelmann
Alex Ernat
Adgeville
Akirt
Anderson Valley
Estey
Europe
Chas
Horry
Olinger Bros
Munich
Joan G. Beckmann
Joe Sondermann
Reckelhoff & Muller
McCaskey Register
Atone
The
House of God
Themselves
Nary
Leonard Mueller
Peter Berg
Ferdinand Railway Co
Johnsburg
P. O
George M. Sturmang
Aloib
Mike Wah
Peter Gerber
Aid Society
Dubois ‘County Schools
Wm. Melchior
Ben Buehning
Dubois
Henry Meyer
Mayme Meyer
John Russ
Troy
Joe Havlik
Jake Albert
Laura Meyer
Frank Dittmer
John Hassfurther
Mike Wirthwein
Gus Mundy
Gabe Taylor
Adyeville
Adye, Ky
Ben Buening
Albert Seger
Cincinnati
Tuesaday
Minnie Hollander of
Ben H. Meyera
Holland
Ferdinand Foundry and Machine Works
Henry Dieckmann
Frank Seng
Mary
Anna Eimer
Anna
Julia
Lena
Kade Derkehr
Fisher
St.rad
A Snyder, Herbert Uebe
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