Ferdinand hosts autumn picnic to aid church
Next Sunday September 21 Ferdinand plans a grand picnic at Senninger garden with lunch games and music by Mike Durlauf's Juvenile Band. Proceeds benefit church and parochial school grounds improvements. Nightly entertainment begins with a Lyceum Bureau program and tickets 25 to 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Senninger
Mike Durlauf
Jasper
Parocial School
Lyceum
Knights of Columbus
Singers and Players Club of
Louisville
United States
Three More Couples Join In Marriage In This Vicinity
Herbert Senninger and Margaret Gude wed at St. Ferdinand church with Miss Emma Gude and Miss Marceda Quante as attendants. The couple, of Ferdinand and Louisville, will reside where Herb works at Ahrens Ott factory. a daylong celebration followed. Mariah Hill reported Pauline Nord and Thomas Daunhauer wed at the local church with Miss Maggie Nord as maid of honor. guests later gathered at the bride’s home for a substantial reception.
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St. Meinrad
Theresia Werne
Adam Werne
John Dick
Evansville
Anselm Schaaf
Tillie Werne
Ben Dick
Ludwina Werne
Marie Dick
Kost
Herbert Senninger
Mary Senninger
Margaret Gude
Annie Gude
Near Town
St. Ferdinand Church
J. B. Schorno
Emma Gude
Marceda Quante
Seoninger’s
Senninger
Herb
Ferdinand
Louisville
Ahrens & Ott
Mariah Hill
Pauline Nord
Thomas Daunhauer
Our Church
A. Bauer
Maggie Nord
Carl Daunhauer
Local Youth Receives Indiana University Appointment
Max Wollenmann, a Huntingburg high school graduate, is one of two local seniors awarded an Indiana University Bloomington appointment for the coming fall term. The scholarship covers tuition and contingencies for attendance, and the community offers its best wishes for his bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Wollenmann
Huntingburg
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Max
Wedding announcements and town notes from midweek
The notice lists multiple weddings including Theresia Timmermann and Anna Hollinden with Tu Julius Hassfurther, and Seufert Jacobi on Wednesday plus Henry Beckmann Maria Thiemann on DIPS. It mentions Dr Gugsell and Jno Verkamp intakes, Frank Roos guiding street work, Anton Schaeffer buying Joe Barth’s house for $1400, Catherine Buerste family moving to Louisville, and a lost bill book with witchman receipts and switch key.
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Julius Hassfurther
Seufert-Jacobi
Henry Beckmann
Maria Thiemann
Anton Schaeffer
Joe Barth
Leopold and
Maryland Streets
Catherine Buerste
Louisville
Last Run for Veteran Engineer Robert Greenlaw
Robert Greenlaw aged 65 died of cancer in Washington City Tuesday of last week. He served 38 years as an engineer for the Southern and former Air Line railroads. His remains were taken to Huntingburg for interment Friday afternoon and his name was lettered in gold on the cab of his engine in recognition of his faithful service.
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Robert Greenlaw
Southern
Air Line
Washington City
Huntingburg
Bob’s
French Lick
Evansville
Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk Bartley
Albert J. Seafert and Rose J. Jacobi of Ferdinand. Ezra F. Hilgemannn and Norma of Pike County. Arwin Nelson of Pike County and Emma Armstrong. Spencer C. of Ireland and Herbert J. Senninger to Margaret Gude of Ferdinand. Anthony Weigand and Clara Dick of Ireland. Ben Laake and family moved to farm purchased from Anton Schaefer. The fifty foot bell tower and new fire bell were erected in Ferdinand last Friday.
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Senninger’s Hall
Albert Seufert
Rose Jacobi
The
Victory Orchestra
Albert Seavfert
Theodore Peters
Ezra F. Hilgemannn
Norma
Christopher
Pike Co
Arwin Nelson
Emma Armstrong
Spencer C O. Herbert J. Senninger
Margaret Gude
Ferdinand
Anthony Weigand
Clara Dick
Ireland
Ben Laake
Anton Schaefer
Mr. Schaeffer
Albert Denu Narrow Escape After Horse Incident
Albert Denu, twelve, son of Mr and Mrs Anton Denu near St Anthony, was injured Tuesday when a horse he rode frightened and dragged him after his foot caught in a stirrup. He was found unconscious in the road with facial bruises but is now improving and able to be up. Various local notices follow including births and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Denu
Anton Denu
St. Anthony
Albert
Green ink marks horse meat for public labeling
Government inspectors will stamp horse meat with green ink to meet legal labeling requirements. The six sided Bureau of Animal Industry mark reads Horse Meat and will appear on meat marketed for consumption. Reports from Billings Montana and New Mexico indicate large numbers of horses to be slaughtered to improve cattle feeds and leather supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Department of Agriculture
Billings
Mont
New Mexico
Agricultural Journal
Coal Orders Urged Before Roads Deter Deliveries
Joseph F. Vaal of St. Meinrad Indiana appeals to customers and friends to place coal orders promptly for early delivery. He warns roads will deteriorate and says he can deliver now by truck but will be unable to haul when travel becomes difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Lyceum Tickets On Sale At McLane's Drug Store
Reserved seat tickets and season passes for Lyceum entertainments are available at McLane's Drug Store. Admission 25 cents, reserved seats 35 cents, season tickets for six entertainments priced at $1.75. K of C Committee.
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Lyceum
McLane’s
C. Committee
October Picnic Weather Ties Evansville Trip
October edition notes reduced price for The Evansville Courier. It lists local families who attended a Dale picnic last Sunday including Sondermanns and Beaferts. Mentions Leo Senninger returning from Atlanta and Lee’s furlough for his sister’s wedding as discharge anticipated soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Senninger
Atlanta
Lee
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Christ Wigger
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Mea
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