Kunkler Vogl Nuptials In St Henry Church
Miss Augusta Kunkler and Mr Alain Vogl wed at St Henry church Monday morning at 7 30. Relatives served breakfast and dinner at the bride’s home before a Chicago trip returning Wednesday. A dance in Barth’s hall followed. They plan to reside here as Vogl opens a merchant tailoring shop in the Mehling house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste Kunkler
Alain Vogl
St. Henry
Clara
Emelia Vogl
Otto Vogl
Wm. Kunkler
Chicago
Barth’s Hall
Frank Kunkler
Ludwig Vogl
Catherine Steltenpohl Weds Hubert Uebelhor in Louisville
Miss Catherine Steltenpohl of Louisville and Hubert Uebelhor of Huntingburg were married in Louisville Tuesday morning of last week. The groom is the second son of Mrs. Isidore Kiveh of Huntingburg, and the bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Steltenpohl, both former Ferdinand residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Steltenpohl
Louisville
Hubert Uebelhor
Huntingburg
Isidore Kiveh
Steltenpohl
Ferdinand
Cream Station Opens for C W Jean Co Worthington Ind
Farmers invited to bring cream for top prices at a new cream station run by Reckulhoff and Muller. The facility will operate starting Oct 3 and then every Tuesday and Friday thereafter, serving Worthington Indiana and surrounding farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Jean Co
Worthington
Ind
Reckulhoff & Muller
Parade Thrill In Huntingburg Centennial
Ferdinand threshing outfit to appear in Huntingburg Centennial parade with floats under construction. Relics from county collected for display include an unusual traction engine and separator built by Jos. F Kitten Machine Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Huntingborg
Jos. F. Kitten Machine Works
Marriage Licenses in Jasper and Nearby Counties
Marriage licenses issued include Jos M Schum and Catherine Gerber of Jasper, L M Miller of Chicago to Fiora Traylor of Jasper, Wm Seger to Apolonie Pieper of Celestine, Edward Merkel to Mayme Pieper of Celestine, W F Herman of Jasper to Freida Beloat of Princeton, and John Thorn of Knox County to Eva Taylor of Kyana. A temporary bridge across the ditch in Short Creek bottoms was finished and trains ran over it yesterday, with a more substantial bridge planned soon. A note advertises a good farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. M. Schum
Catherine Gerber
Jasper
L.M. Miller
Chicago, Ill
Fiora Traylor
Wm. Seger
Apolonie Pieper
Celestine
W. F. Herman
Freida Beloat
Princeton
John Thorn
Knox Co
Eva Taylor
Kyana
Frank L. Bets
Short Creek
Shoplifter Catching Affects Local Store
A woman and her daughter were found shoplifting at Henry Beckmann and Sons. Ed Beckmann recovered three pairs of shoes and a blue coat, valued at 14 dollars, from a buggy. The pair's husband brokered a compromise with the merchants. no charges were pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Beckmann & Sons
Here
St. Meinrad
Hubert Beckmann
Edo
Rudy Meyer
Fittle Hawkshaw
Charles Bartley
John Schwarte Dies in Rockport of TB at Age do
John Schwarte, well known locally, died in Rockport Monday morning at age do, from tuberculosis. He formerly lived in Mariah HA and had resided in Rockport in recent years. He leaves a ten year old son. his wife predeceased him about two years. The remains were brought to Ma cia Hit and burial occurred Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schwarte
Rockport
Mariah HA
Macia Hit
Mrs. John Arnold Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs. John Arnold nee Mary Demuth died at Mariah Hill Wednesday morning after a long illness. She was 61 and survived by one son and two daughters. A pioneer of the locality, she was well known to older residents. Interment was held at Mariah Hill yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arnold
Mary Deemuth
Mariah Hill
Demuth
Mariah Hitt
Obituary Notice Mrs Mary Lindauer of St Henry
Mrs Mary Lindauer died at St Henry Sunday evening after a short illness from infirmities of old age. Born in France she came to the United States as a child and lived in the St Henry area for nearly 50 years. She was 80 years 10 months and 6 days old leaving a son Henry and four daughters. two brothers also survive. Interment was in St Henry cemetery Tuesday morning. Neighbors attended a gathering at Perdinand Demuth’s home Monday night with cake and beer served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lindauer
Marent
St. Henry
France
Henry Lindauer
Albert Beyke
Joe Lueb
Perdinand Demuth
Apology From News Office Delays four-Page Issue
Freight disruption in Hon Tingburg delays printing supplies for the NEWS. Twenty car loads of freight consigned to Ferdinand hinder production, leaving only four pages published and prompting a second apology as staff await Saturday resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hontingburg
Ferdinand
Local residents noted in ongoing Jasper area social notes
A stream of social updates lists residents and visitors across Jasper Huntingburg and nearby towns. Names such as Nick Senninger Miss Thecla Krapl NeYie Bromm Louis Sauer Chryst Broermann Albert Sondermann Werner Wollenmann Anna Elmer John E. McFall Lizzie Lindenachmidt and many others appear at homes, funerals, parades, and visits to Cincinnati Louisville Tell City and Terre Haute.
County enrollments and sprawling school schedule outlined
Cuzee HW. 8 reports 10 pupils enrolled at the youngest high school in the county. Birdseye shows 61 pupils. School openings listed for Harbison, Boone, Madison, Marion, Jackson and Townships in October. Ferdinand Township in September. Preliminary Institutes set for multiple townships from September 24 to October. Teachers urged to obtain Reading Circle materials from Jasper Book store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuzee HW
Birdseye
Harbison
Boone
Madison
Marion
Jackson
Columbia
Bainbridge
Hall
Jefferson
Ferdinand Township
Marbison Township
Dubois
Dasper
Birdaere
Get
Celestine
Cuzea
Qet
Teschers
Jasper Book Store
Fragmentary Note on Family Events at Church
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of church events and family names M. B. Tu Stephan Weyer and unspecified days Monday Wednesday Thursday. No clear actions dates or places emerge from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan Weyer
My Farm For Sale Near Ferdinand Indiana
An 180 acre farm two miles southeast of Ferdinand with 60 acres timber, seven wells of good water, a seven room house, barn and outbuildings all in good condition. For further information contact owner Nick Benninger. Bee the Fish Fertilizer available at Bon Seite & Sens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Nick Benninger
Bee
Bon Seite & Sens
Dressmaking and Tailoring Offer at Barteya Store
Public invited to bring sewing of any kind with sixteen years of dressmaking and tailoring experience. Alterations offered for dresses, ladies coats, suits, and longcoats. Prices are reasonable and workmanship guaranteed to be up-to-date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barteya
Week of events summarized in terse local notes
A week of scattered reports spans strikes in New York involving 700000 workers, a Kentucky feud figure shot by a U S deputy marshal for moonshining, Wilson confirming a campaign speech in New Jersey, and British armored vehicles tied to Peoria lore. Villa attacks Chihuahua City. German subs and planes claim up to 100 vessels sunk. Six motorists die in Nakertown collision. U S aid to Belgian relief continues at about a million dollars monthly. A serenade marks Edwin Schilling’s 28th birthday. Ferdinand Brewery ceases beer production and shifts to Tell City beer. Local notes include Joe Wessel’s birth anniversary celebration, Ferdinand sorghum praise, and Gustav Weinman urging Ferdinand residents to a meeting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kunkler
Uebelhor
Edward Merkel
Mayme Pieper
Jbune
Suberive
Champagne
Prance
Ates
America
Nick Senninger
Thecla Krapl
NeYie Bromm
Louis Sauer
al Dochim
Pfice
Mary
Ida Remke
Cincinnati
John W. Kerntiens
Johnsburg
Chryst Broermann
Albert Sondermann
Werner Wollenmann
Anna Elmer
Carrolton, Ky
John E. McFall
John Hass
Math Morgen
Lizzie Lindenachmidt
Eyanaville
Cypress
George Brosner
Leopold
Mrs. Herman Reckelho
Havatingburg
Hattie Baalmann
R. J. Beckmann
Crust Maffenheter
Mirich Hill
Arthur Beekmante
Ed Lindauer
Tell City
St. Dlenry
Pies Oeding
Terre Haute
Mr. and
Mia
Hubert Quante
Marceda
Conservatory of Music
Ben Hackmann
Hun- Ungborg
the News
Tom Daunhauer
Frank
Minnie Rabmann
Simon Schum
Troy
Cannellun
Tom
Rube Klach
Fortoraville
Go Little Recreation
Pateka
Hontingburd
Cale
Totland
Ferdinand and
Jacob Wirtzberger
Jacobina Knapp
J. H. Keratiens
Dre. BE. EB. Schriefer
Weyer & Knoop
Morris &Co
John Hofmann
Amu
New York
Bad Mose” Feltner
Wilson
New Jersey
Peoria
Cies
Indiana State Board of Health
Villa
Chihuahua City
Mexico
Berlin
Nakertown
Crombing
United States
Edwin Schilling
Booster Band
Ferdinand Brewery
Joe Wessel
Ferdinand Common
John Acehart
Liberia
John
Malaases
Gustav Weinman
Senninger's Hall
Walter Herman
Jasp'r
Albert Kippenbrock
Anger's Hall
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