Weddings at church announce two couples for first time
The church reported two wedding announcements last Sunday Nick Bischof and Miss Mary Meyer of Mariah Hill, and Alvin Wanninger of Fulda to Miss Pauline Sergesketter. Visitors from Akron, relatives and friends traveled to Loogootee and Jasper for family visits and a local picnic at Mariah Hill drew several attendees.
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Nick Bischof
Mary Meyer
Mariah Hill
Alvin Wanninger
Fulda
Pauline Sergesketter
Sidney Kolmodin
Akron
John Mullis
Henrietta
Clara Becher
Jasper
Siberia Social And Weddings Populate Local Notice
In Siberia and surrounding areas, wedding bells ring as Ellenora Dean and Werner Bender wed in a solemn high mass officiated by Rev. Leander with Louis Gehlhausen and Edward Dean as best men. A daylong celebration and evening dance follow at the brides home. Nearby visits include Hubert Boeglin and families traveling to Tell City and Ferdinand, plus numerous local trips to Ferdinand Schnellville and St Meinrad. A large picnic for St Martins church is planned for Sept 5 and 6 with a big dance on the 6th. Residents encourage friends to attend.
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St. Martins
Clem Gocke
Louisville
Bernard
Francis Schaeffer
Albert Schlachter
Virgil Jasper
Our Church
Ellenora Dean
Werner Bender
Leander
Louis Gehlhausen
Edward Dean
John Dean
Bender
Joseph Linder
John Arehart
Local residents visit and travel notes from Schnellville area
Johnsburg reports C J Jager of Louisville on business Thursday. Mrs G C Baughman and daughter of Evansville visited Mrs Naomi Schnell, returning Tuesday night. Peter Morgen bought the foray and business of Mrs Naoma Schnell the past week. Mr and Mrs H D Hudson of French Lick and child visit John Kemp. Miss Anna Meinzman returns to Louisville. Miss Martina Jochem visits Chrisney. Mike Schwinghammer visits Schnellville Sunday.
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C. J. Jager
Louisville
G. C., Baughman
Evansville
Naomi Schnell
Peter Morgen
Naoma Schnell
Picnic and travel notes from Chrisney and nearby towns
N A Jochum attended a Sunday picnic at Chrisney. Misses Martina and Tillie Jochem left for Louisville Monday. Miss Tillie Jochum returned to Evansville Tuesday noon. Ernest Landgrebe of Huntingburg and Ed Meyer of Holland were here on business Tuesday.
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N. A
Parochial Schools Open. Picnic Planned at Hollander Park
Fulda reports parochial schools opened Monday with Sisters M Blandina and Martina as teachers. Labor Day on September 6 will feature a grand picnic in George Hollander’s park, including dancing in the hall and welcomes for attendees from far and near.
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M. Blandina
Martina
George Hollander
Evansville Market Reports September 2 1920
Evansville Indiana market notes list daily prices for wheat oats corn potatoes onions cabbage wool ginseng butter spring chickens old roosters turkeys geese cattle hogs hay and other commodities with per bushel, per hundredweight, per pound, and per ton figures. Prices include wheat 2.37 2.40, oats .82, corn 1.55, potatoes 2.40, onions 1.50, cabbage 3.00 per 100 lb, wool 0.40, ginseng 10.00, butter 0.56, chickens 2.78, turkeys 0.35, cows 3.25 8.60, hogs 15.50, hay 25.00 per ton.
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Evansville
Ind
Subscription renewal notice from Dr A F Gussell
A front page notice from Dr A F Gussell explains that when an X marks the top a subscription has expired and will be the last copy unless renewed. It urges readers to remit promptly by government order and states no exceptions will be made to drop names from the list.
Ferdinand Railroad Time Table July 7 1918
Time table for Ferdinand Railroad dated July 7 1918 shows arrivals and departures between Ferdinand and Huntingburg with connecting Southern Railway trains to Evansville Louisville Rockport Cannelton West Baden and Penneton. All trains operate to and from the Southern Railway depot in Huntingburg Indiana.
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Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
Junior Red Cross at School Aims to Build Citizenship
The Junior Red Cross program frames training for citizenship through service, linking activities with the regular school curriculum. It emphasizes civic duty, health, care for the sick, and community projects, with a pledge uniting service and citizenship for America’s children.
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Junior Red Cross
Americal Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
America
Red Cross Active in Disaster Relief Efforts
The American Red Cross provides rapid aid after disasters with food clothing shelter and funds and deploys doctors nurses and relief workers. In the past year about four disasters per month affected 150 communities in 27 states including Corpus Christi and multiple Gulf Coast tornadoes.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
Corpus Christi
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Ohio
Indiana
UiNnois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beckmann State Bank
St. Meinrad
Ed Becher
Herbert
Victor
F. A. Boxer
Catherine
Loogootee
Rev
Louis Becher
Siberia
Hubert Boeglin
Jacob Kunkler
Tell City
Walter Uebelher
Adgeville
Mamie
Matt
John
Bertha Blume
Henry Fetter
Basil
Theresia Welp
Claude Skelton
Gilbert
Clara
Lilian
Albert Tempel
Anton Blume
Schnellville
Frank Schaefer
Peter Gunselmann
Jacob Gehrhausen
Vernor Bender
Louis Gehrhausen
Laura
Anehart
Joe Otto
Paul Jasper
Maude Hensely
Green Hudson
Bristow
Johnsburg
Mike Schwinghammer
A. F.gugsell
George A. McLane
Senninger Bldg
Ferdinand, Ind
RED Crosss
Dr. Farrand
Swartz Electric Co
Swartz
Electric Light & Power Co
G. Gr Wetzger
Rreinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
of Risie
Hapen
Vesta
DeMott Garage
Courier
W. A. Wollenmann
Vansville
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