Weddings of the Past Week
The week featured multiple local marriages. Olivia Schlachter wed Leo Uebelhor at Siberia church with limited attendance and a post ceremony dance in Uniontown. Clara Skelton and Hubert Niehaus married at St. Ferdinand church with breakfast and a Troy honeymoon. Victor Boehm and Antoinette Zoglmann united in Fulda with a home celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Schlachter
Frank Schlachter
Siberia
Leo Uebelhor
Jacob Uebelhor
Uniontown
Leander
Helen Uebelher
Albert Schlachter
Fulda
Ind
Victor Boehm
Antoinette Zoglmann
Father Zoglmann
Frank Zoglmann
Marriage Licenses Issued in Huntingburg District
Martin Lohman and Helen Kuntz of Huntingburg were issued a marriage license. Elexander Hoffmann of Huntingburg and Anna Kellams of Birdseye also received licenses. The pair were married in the clerk’s office last Saturday by Justice of the Peace Charles Troxler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Lohman
Helen Kuntz
Huntingburg
Elexander Hoffmann
Anna Kellams
Birdseye
Charles Troxler
J. P
Cases Tried This Week In Local Court
Divorce grants include Joseph and Ham mond, alimony totals 500 and 25 monthly for child care. Stella Joseph granted 5000 alimony and 25 monthly. Other entries cover judgments for 70 20 and 92 70, dismissals and continuances. Bazaar success praised with contributions exceeding 2000 and thanks to local clergy, organizers, and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hammond
Leona Hammond
Petersburg
Stella Joseph
Louis Joseph
Maggie Taylor
Patrick Taylor
Frank Lampert
Rochus Prosmer
Joseph Brosmer
John Stenftenagel
Otto Weisheit
Mrs John Seufert Dies After Illness at 68
Mrs John Seufert nee Theresia Reinacker died at her St Meinrad home last Saturday at noon after months with Brights disease. She was 68 and is survived by her husband and daughter Miss Mary. Interment was in St Meinrad cemetery Monday at 8 30 am. Georgette C daughter of William Schwinghammer near St Henry died Tuesday night after a months illness. Burial will be in St Henry cemetery this morning. Joseph Eversmann announced candidacy for township trustee Ferdinand township in the spring primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ferdinand
Clara Skelton
Hubert Niehaus
Katie Denning
Raymond Skelton
Carrie Lindemann
Troy
John Bartley
Frank Niehaus
Siberia
Claude Skelton
John Seufert
Theresia Reinacker
St. Meinrad
Brights
Miss Mary
Georgette C
William Schwinghammer
St. Henry
Clarence
Frank Weyer
Near Town
Hoosier Auto Association Warns Against Slick Service Schemes
A. G. Lupton of the Hoosier State Auto Association warns Indiana motorists about fraudulent auto clubs that promise free service and big discounts. He notes past groups have taken dues and delivered little while the association works for fair legislation, safer highways, and serving nearly twenty years in protecting motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford City
Ind
A. G. Lupton
Hoosier State Auto Association
Hoosier Auto Association
Lupton
Indiana
Rauto
Indianapolis
Benedictine Sisters Bazaar Draws Large Crowd at Convent Grounds
A July weekend bazaar and picnic by the Benedictine Sisters on the convent grounds drew a large regional crowd. Meals were served, the east wing basement resembled a hotel, and grounds featured Kohler lighting demonstrations. Proceeds benefited the sisters. A separate box social at Trotter School yielded 266 dollars and 95 cents. Miss Tillie Weyer won prettiest girl honors with the highest votes, followed by Miss Ermina Remke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Ven
Trotter
Tillie Weyer
Ermina Remke
Albert Mercker
Leave burning must be avoided and compost encouraged
Fall smoke from burning leaves harms health especially babies and the elderly. Raking and rotting leaves make rich fertilizer and improve gardens. Also notes local political races, appoints, and a church bazaar dates at St Marys Huntingburg.
Farmers asked to donate grain to Near East Relief drive
Local appeal urges American farmers to contribute 5,000,000 bushels of grain to prevent starvation in the Near East this winter. One bushel of corn yields about ten pounds of pork and sustains a child for three months. The effort aims to raise $15,000,000, with farmers asked to donate a quarter in grain and the week of November 14 set for corn deliveries to elevators and mills. Roy S. Lundin chairs the campaign. note of a local tragedy and a store ad follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Near East
Dubois County
Roy S. Lundin
Near East Relief of Grain Campaign
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ee Skelton-Niehaus
Zoglmann-Boehm
George Boehm
New Boston
Bartley
Father Odilo
Frank Roos
Renneissen
St. Anthony
Father Clement
Sisters of St. Benedict
Joseph Eversmann
Ferdinand Township
Volga District
Rissig
Bazaar
Bartley Bros
Too Ss. Lundin Co
Istward
John Russ
Ord Ward
Henry Eversmann
Herbert I’. Mueller
August Remke
Efl Buxer
John Tretter
Paul Ringemann
St. Marys Congregation of
The
Near East Relief
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