Wedding Bells for Laura Kaninenberg and Silas Berger
Laura Kaninenberg of this place married Silas Berger of Jasper at St. Ferdinand church in a Tuesday ceremony officiated by Rev. Father John. Helen Berger was maid of honor and Ambrose Berger best man. The couple hosted a breakfast reception and later attended a free dance at Kunkel's hall in Jasper. They will reside in Jasper where Berger works as a carpenter after serving in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Kaninenberg
Silas Berger
Jasper
St. Ferdinand
John
Helen Berger
Robert Kaninenberg
Ambrose Berger
Kunkel’s Hall
Mary Kaninenberg
Ft. Branch
Ind
Fatally Injured Carpenter Henry Gogel Dies After Fall
Henry Gogel of Evansville, a carpenter, fell twenty feet from a shed Thursday afternoon and suffered a spinal fracture leaving him paralyzed. He died Saturday at 4 45 PM. A Ferdinand native, he leaves his wife Barbara and one daughter. Funeral Tuesday at 7 AM then 8 AM mass at St Anthony's Catholic Church with burial at St Joseph's Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gogel
Evansville
Gogel
Ferdinand
Joe Barth
Mathias Olinger
Gokel
Barbara
St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Local Couple Marriage Licenses and Ceremony Recorded
Marriage licenses issued in Jasper and Louisville include Frank Dupps and Anna Geppner both of Jasper. Silas G. Berger of Jasper wed to Laura Kaninberg of Ferdinand. Edward F. Kleinhoelter of Louisville married Elenora Kapp of Louisville. Homer Eckert of Birdseye and Lula Taylor of Birdseye married in the Clerk's office by Squire Frank L. Betz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dupps
Anna Geppner
Jasper
Silas G. Berger
Laura Kaninberg
Ferdinand
Edward F. Kleinhoelter
Louisville
Elenora Kapp
Homer Eckert
Birdseye
Lula Taylor
Squire Frank L. Betz
German War In America
Two elderly German men clashed on Ferdinand Street Wednesday morning over a dispute. One shouted ein luanger and hurled a bucket of coffee at the other, soaking head and shirt. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Ein Luagner
Public Auction of Household Furnishings This Wednesday
The undersigned offers for sale at public auction all household and kitchen furniture on Wednesday September 6 at 1 o'clock. Auctioneer name appears as Wm. ?eteger. p.m.
Tigers Take 3rd in Doubleheader Shutouts
The St. Meinrad Tigers won both games on a Sunday doubleheader, powered by Schnellenberger on the mound in game one and Ed Wahl in game two. Lincoln City’s Hopkins and Horlander, and Mariah Hill’s Moritz Horlander produced notable catches and two base hits apiece. The series continues with a fourth game slated for Ferdinand on September 13.
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St. Meinrad Tigers
Schnellenberger
Lincoln City
Tigers
Lincoln
Hopkins
Ed Wahl
Dale
Greys
Moritz Horlander
Mariah Hill
Michel
Joe Gerber
Wahl
Horlander
Schniedera
Neu
J. Beecher
Ao Tillmann
Schnellenb
Ger
P Hopkins
R. Becker
Becher
Harlander
PO Metzger
Muller
Reckelhoff
Seufert
Lindauer
Gerber
Roos
Altmann
Wheat Trade Sparks Big Bank Movements in Local Week
Beckmann State Bank records show strong wheat related activity from last Saturday to Wednesday. Deposits and checks totaled over $15,000 with $11,261.50 paying for wheat. other notes mention the Frank Linette family moving to a farm near Adgeville on Monday.
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R. J. Beckmann
Beckmann State Bank
Frank, Linette
Adgeville Monday
Local residents and visitors fill town with motions and news
Dr. B E Metzger visited Evansville while many locals and guests name places like St Meinrad Jasper and Tell City in a wide set of visits. The piece tracks dozens of individuals including Misses Bromm Kippenbrock Judy and Prueher, plus weddings, trips to Louisville French Lick and Yorkville and a judge candidate John F Dillon in Pike and Dubois counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Dillon
Jasper
Pike
Dubois Counties
Five Evansville youths charged with damaging freight train
Jasper Ind Sept 5 Sheriff Schwenk arrested five boys Dick Musgrave William Hashwood William Ambran Daniel Abell and Carl Freund homes Evansville they tried to ride freight trains to Louisville and injured brakeman B L Hodges when rocks were thrown and their trial was set for today Gyp Kress found guilty of hunting without license fined five dollars and coats Clint Ivn fined one dollar for drunkenness plus costs.
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Jasper
Ind
Schwenk
B. L. Hodges
Dick Musgrave
William Hashwood
William Ambran
Daniel Abell
Carl Freund
Evansville
Southern Railroad
Louisville
Jacob Kress
W. V. Cassidy
Justice of the Peace
T. K. Dougherty
Coats
Clint Ivn
Kaminenberg-Berger wedding dance guests named
Names of attendees at the Jasper Tuesday night Kaminenberg-Berger wedding dance include Joe Kippenbrok Louis Sauer A J Reinacker Victor Roos Dr B E Sehridler Mr and Mrs R J Beckmann Mr and Mrs Paul LaVielle and several Beckmann sisters plus Mayme Meyer Alice Senninger Olivia Kaninenberg Hallie LaVielle among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper
Joe Kippenbrok
Louis Sauer
A. J. Reinacker
Victor Roos
B. BE. Sehridler
R. J. Beckmann
Paul LaVielle
Lucille
Cornelia
Ella Beckmann
Mayme Meyer
Alice Senninger
Olivia Kaninenberg
Hallie la Vielle
German Push Near Paris Intensifies Frontline Assaults
The fourth day of the second general battle sees German forces pressing toward Paris with reported proximity to the capital. Reports from London note continued German momentum despite stubborn Allied resistance, while Eastern fronts show mixed outcomes with Russians and Austrians claiming gains and losses. Turkey Italy and Japan react to the wider war and allied strains.
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William
Paris
London
Petrograd
St. Petersburg
East Prussia
Galicia
Vienna
Lemberg
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Asia Minor
Smyra
Germany
Austria
Miss Anna Thiemann Dies At Twenty From Tuberculosis
Miss Anna Thiemann aged 20 died in Louisville on Friday from tuberculosis. She was the daughter of Herman Thiemann formerly of here. The remains were interred Monday morning with Hay Kitten Henry Dall and John Meyer attending from here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Buschkeetter
St. Anthony
John Schmitt
Goldie
Louisville
Corydon
Anna Thiemann
Herman Thiemann
Hay Kitten
Henry Dall
John Meyer
Registration Day Emphasized for Tomorrow
A notice urges immediate registration tomorrow with warnings that future opportunities may be limited and unclear. The message stresses acting now to ensure eligibility.
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America
P.m
THE
Ferdinand Diamond
Tuesaday
Premier Asquith
B. E. Metzger
Theodore Otto of
St. Meinrad
Ben Krampe
Jake Ruxer
Ida
Nellie Bromm
Rube Bromm
Herbert Senninger
Charles Metzger
Adgeville
Emily Judy
Lof Evansville
Forster and
Gebhard
Huffmann
John Hass
Leo Wagner
Alex Eckstein
Albert Fritch
William Urig
Tillie Lindenschmidt
Augusta Hoffmann
Favansville
Gust Kunkler
Broadlands
J. A. Sondermann
Otmar Uebelhoer
Yorkville
Robert Altmann
Misses Bertha
Pauline Kippenbrock
Henry Wirthwein
Sebastian Lehr
Rockport
Rosie and
Franie Windhaus
Mary Lindenschmidt
Mise Esther Prueher
Tell City
Loretta Schnauss
Joe Kordos
Hentingsburg
Wm. Ernst
Raymord
Mike Klueh
John Durchholz
Harry Schnieders
Fred Bromm
Jake Albert
Fulda
Anna Piling
Frank Georges
Fort Branch
Edward Rottet
Tillie Kunkel
Jagper
Gust Barth
Evanaville
Frank Kessens
Lawrence
Sampson Hobbs
Siberia
Leo Seufert
William Hackmann
French Lick
West Baden
Werner Wollenmann
Julian Uasafurther
Wn. Altmann
Arthur Beckmann
Jasper Sunday
Rtubhe
Nora Brommi
St. Louis
Rube
Herb Senninger
Rupert Klueh
Louis Saver
Henry Timmermann
Wn. Bockelmann
Huntingburg
John Arehart
Adam Buechler
Town
Albert
Ed Ruzer
Mineca Mary Schmitt
Angela Schalk
Jasper Down's
Chi
C. Metzger
Elizabeth Withag
Nesday
Joseph Uebelbor
Mar. Sod
Xavier Ballin
Mary Uebelbor
John and
Louisa Schlachter
Sy H. and
M. Hoge
John Verkamp
Cin Honor of
St. Joseph
J. W
Anna M. Reekelhoff
Herman Wilmers
Herman Reckelhoff
Kathy
Troy
Xavier Schreiner
Leo Senninger
Gerhard Balte
Robert Uebelher
John F. Schéetter
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