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Chas. W. Jordan
Daniel W. McManus
Theo. Hunt
JORDAN, MCMANUS & HUNT FUNERAL DIRECTORS PRIVATE AMBULANCE
Undertaking Parlors, 1014 Main St.
G. R. GAUSE FLORIST
HIGH GRADE FLOWERS
VISITORS WELCOME
Phone 3135 National Road West
Compliments of- FULLE BROS. THE FLORISTS
SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Buy your Sewing Machine at 500 Main St. Price is Right and Guaranteed for Five Years by Singer Co. Phone 1009.
W. O. OFFUTT, M. S.
RICHMOND LOAN CO. LOANS ON PIANOS, FURNITURE, HORSES, WAGONS, ETC. ETC. ETC. Phone 1545
At Legal Rate of 2% a Month Room 8 Colonial Building
R. H. LANDWEHR
MEAT MARKET
HOME DRESSED MEAT
RICHMOND'S LEADING 5 & 10c STORE
S. S. Kresge Co.
823-825 Main Street
Phone 1724
606 S. E St.
S. H. WHITEHOUSE, PROP.
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At the meeting held October 27, 1913, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year : Rev. Frank A. Roell, lecturer ; Rev. Charles L. Kabey, chaplain ; Urban Gausepohl, president ; Russell Gustin, first vice-president ; Julius Mesker. second vice-president ; Frank Mehlon, financial secretary ; Joseph Pardieck, record- ing secretary ; John Heidelmann, Jr., corresponding secretary ; Frank Kahle, treas- urer ; Lawrence Schepmann, marshal; Aime Aubin, outside sentinel: Robert Ryan. inside sentinel. William Fahlsing, Augustus Scherer, Henry Schroeder, Abert Tor- beck and Frank L. Waidele, members of the executive committee.
ST. AGNES SOCIETY.
This pious society, known also as the "Children of Mary," has been established for the spiritual benefit of the girls of our Parish who are not sufficiently advanced in age to be admitted into the Young Ladies' Sodality. Whether they go to school or work, or do neither. all our girls should belong to this society and re- main therein till they have completed their eighteenth year. They meet in the Lyceum Chapel on the fourth. Sunday of the month and receive Communion at the 7:30 Mass on the same Sunday.
Punctual attendance is required or a good reason for absence must be assigned.
Officers : Mary Heidelmann, president : Flora Torbeck, vice-president ; Laura Stein, recording secretary ; Rosella Pfeiffer, financial secretary; Julia Huber, treasurer; Bernadina Menke and Rosella Vosmeier, collectors.
BERCHMANS BOYS' SOCIETY.
This society seeks to preserve the virtue of the boys between the age of thir- teen and eighteen, by keeping them under the eye of their spiritual director, and encouraging them in the practice of their religious duties. Communion and meet- ing on the third Sunday of each month.
Officers : Rev. Charles L. Kabey, director; Richard Zeyen, president : Robt. Thomas, secretary ; Rev. Chas. L. Kabey, treasurer.
YOUNG LADIES' SODALITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.
The chief aim of the sodality is to enkindle in the souls of its members a more than ordinary devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, so that, helped by the special protection of their great Mother, they may lead a truly Christian life, and in God's good time die a happy death. They are expected at all times to be energetic in furthering whatever tends to the honor of the Blessed Virgin; to strive earnestly by example as well as by words, to promote devotion to our Holy Mother in others ; to practice the works of mercy, especially toward Sodalists in time of sickness ; finally, to strive to acquire those virtues; which no Christian can be without, but to vie with each other in piety, purity, humility, modesty and dilligence in the dis- charge of the duties of their station in life.
The sodality receives Holy Communion on the first, and meets on the second Sunday of every month in the Lyceum Chapel.
Rev. F. A. Roell. director : Bertha Maag, perfect : Catherine Reckers. first as- sistant ; Anna T. Rohe, second assistant ; Dorothy Zeyen, secretary. Consultors. Rosamond Herold. Mary Grothaus, Caecilia Imhoff, Josephine Pfeiffer. Sacristan. Anna Meyer. Organist, Caecilia Vosmeyer.
The sodality also has charge of the Parish Library of five hundred choice volumes. Librarian. Josepha Ramler; assistants, Mary Torbeck, Constance Par- dieck.
ST. ROSE YOUNG LADIES' SOCIETY.
This society is organized to provide for the decoration of the Church and Altar. Each member pays ten cents a month for this purpose, and every Catholic
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RICHMOND ROLLER MILLS
C. G. CARPENTER, Prop.
HAXALL AND FANCY ROLLER FLOUR, MEAL AND FEED
Capacity 250 Bbls.
232 N. Second St.
THE GEORGE BREHM COMPANY SPORTING GOODS, TOYS, POOL AND BILLIARD SUPPLIES AND SEEDS
Phone 1747
517 Main Street
MAAG & REILLY STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
Phone 1661
506 Main St.
CRANE ELECTRIC CO.
EVERYTHING IN THE ELECTRICAL LINE
Phones:
Res. 1950
Office 1061
12 N. Fifth St.
The City
Restaurant
HENRY NIEWOEHNER GROCERIES, MEATS AND NOTIONS
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Phone 2401
501 S. Fifth St.
Shoe Repairing Neatly Done With MODERN MACHINERY
Albert A. Lienemann 300 S. Sixth St.
C. C. SCHAEFER
A Complete Stock of Groceries at Reasonable Prices
Phone 2148
603 Main St.
OLD RELIABLE PAINT CO.
WE RETAIL AT WHOLESALE
PRICES
Phone 2230
10-12 S. Seventh St.
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young woman should consider it an honor and a duty to belong to the society and to contribute to the noble purpose of embellishing God's House. Once a month a Mass is offered for the spiritual and temporal welfare of all members in good standing, and when a member has departed this life a Requiem High Mass is sung for the repose of her soul.
The society receives Holy Communion in a body, together with the sodality, on the first Sunday of each month, and holds its meeting on the same day.
Officers : Catherine Thesing, president ; Josepha Ramler, vice-president ; Mary Grothaus, recording secretary ; Anna Wevers, financial secretary; Catherine Reck- ers, treasurer ; Mary Zeyen and Caecilia Vosmeier, assistants; Teresa Messmer and Mary Torbeck, collectors.
ST. ELIZABETH AID SOCIETY.
The ladies composing this society contribute one dollar a year toward assisting the deserving poor of St. Andrew's Parish.
Aemilia Kennepohl, president ; Margaret Zeyen, secretary; Anna Wessel, treasurer.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATIONS.
Catholics are warned not to become members of lodges and secret societies condemned by the Church, nor of any non-Catholic organizations which are liable, at any time, to fall under the ban of the Church. The safest plan for obtaining sick and death benefits is to affiliate with societies professedly Catholic, like any of the following :
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
This society has for its object the banding together of the men and young men of the Parish to strengthen them in their faith, and in the practice of their religion, and also to support them in sickness and to aid their families when death comes. It looks back over a history of more than half a century and is in a flourishing condition, having nearly two hundred and fifty members.
The meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month. in St. Andrew's Lyceum.
The officers for the present year are: Casper Jelly, president ; Henry Maurer, vice-president ; H. E. Stein, recording secretary ; Joseph M. Waltermann, financial secretary ; Wm. H. Torbeck, treasurer. Standard bearers, Herman Twehus and Ferd. Schwegman; assistants, Raymond Kleman and B. J. Sostmeyer. Standing committee, Peter Geier, John Habing, Henry Torbeck. Executive committee, Frank L. Waidele, Paul Geier, Jos. Stolle. Committee for sick, Frank Feldhaus, chairman; Wm. Kahle, secretary; Edw. Balling, assistant secretary; Albert Tor- beck, Henry Nuechter, John Beckschultz, Wm. Feldhaus, Edw. Issen and Michael Huth.
Spiritual director, Rev. F. A. Roell.
UNIFORMED KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN.
Rev. F. A. Roell, chaplain; Henry E. Schroeder, president ; Joseph Walterman, first vice-president ; Anthony Stolle, Jr., second vice-president ; Henry Nuechter, recording and corresponding secretary ; Harry Schroeder, financial secretary ; John Hafner, Sr., treasurer. Trustees, Jos. Schepmann, John Lux, Conrad Zwiss- ler, Frank Hursting, Wmn. Torbeck, Jr.
The drill corps, which is always in readiness to enhance the solemnity of Church celebrations, has acquired much proficiency in military tactics under the present officers, viz .: Captain Edward Valdois, Lieutenant Joseph Cook, Second Lieutenant Edward Balling. Drills are held weekly, and the regular business of the order is transacted in the Lyceum on the third Monday of the month.
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GEO. H. NOLTE
CARPETS, RUGS AND DRAPERIES
Only Exclusive Carpet House in the City
904-906 Main Street
KODAKS AND SUPPLIES
QUIGLEY DRUG STORES
821 N. E St.
Phone 1722
4th & Main Sts. Phone 1298
RICHMOND
Buy R. B. Fashion Clothes and Gents' Furnishing Goods at
THE MODEL
709-711 Main St.
W. E. JAMESON, Prop.
Restaurant, 908 Main St.
Bakery, 28 S. Fifth St.
ZWISSLER'S BAKERY AND RESTAURANT Party and Wedding Cakes. Home of Eatmore and Quaker Bread.
Your Patronage always appreciated by- GEO. H. PILLE FINE GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, ETC.
Auto. Phone 1456
308 S. Eighth St.
E. J. BLOEMKE
Dealer in GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED 111 S. Fifth St. Phone 4078
MERCURIO & SONS Wholesale and Retail FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS PURE OLIVE OILS
518 Main St. 8 S. Fifth St.
JOHN SCHOLL MEAT MARKET We do Our Own Killing Phone 1511 421 Main St.
F. P. BROOKS AUCTIONEER
All kinds of new and second-hand goods bought and sold. Storage, Transfer, Shipping and Packing. 16-18 S. Sixth St.
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LADIES AUXILIARY TO THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN.
Meets on the second Wednesday of each month, and receives Holy Communion in a body every quarter year, on the third Sunday of the month.
Elizabeth Geier, president; Anna Weiss, first vice-president; Teresa Balling, second vice-president; Martha Geier-Torbeck recording secretary; Cora Fahlsing, financial secretary; Catherine Schroeder, treasurer; Anna Wevers, messenger ; Florence Buening, sentinel; Rosa Zeyen, guard. Trustees, Caroline Schepmann, Rosamond Herold, Elizabeth Fisher, Mary Twehus, Alma Rohe.
CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT LEGION.
St. Felix Council, No. 534, offers reliable fraternal life insurance at a cost within the reach of everyone.
Conrad Zwissler, president; Bernard Rottinghaus, vice-president ; John Zwiss- ler, secretary ; Hy Imhoff, treasurer; Andrew Westendorff, collector; John Huber. orator; Frank M. Meyer, chancellor; Clement Lahrmann, marshal; Wm. Auster- mann, guard. Trustees, Luke P. McTigne, Clement Lahrmann, Bernard Schroeder.
WOMEN'S CATHOLIC ORDER FORESTERS.
St. Agnes Court No. 438-life insurance for Catholic women at nominal cost. Meets in St. Andrew's Lyceum on the first Wednesday of each month.
Officers: Martha Geier-Torbeck, chief ranger; Caroline Schepman. vice chief ranger; Elizabeth Engelbert, recording secretary; Elizabeth Geier, financial secre- tary, Elizabeth Gosselin, treasurer. Trustees, Elisabeth Buening, Mary Springer. Sr. Con., Elizabeth Meyer; Jr. Con., Mrs. J. Huber; inside sentinel, Aemilia Ken- nepohl; outside sentinel, Charlotte Maag. Auditing Committee, Anna Weiss, Clara Batter, Rose Gatzek. Committee for Sick, Aemilia Kennepohl, Margaret Ammer- man. Chaplain, Rev. C. Kabey.
HYMETTUS LITERARY SOCIETY.
For the past eight years this guild has steadily pursued its purpose of pro- moting the intellectual development of the young men and young women of St. Andrew's Parish. Within the present year, however, the scope of study has been narrowed down to the dramatic art, and its name has been accordingly changed to "The Saint Andrew's Dramatic Society."
Two dramas are to be staged annually, and the members have already shown marked histrionic ability in their two appearances on the stage. The membership is limited to twenty-five.
Rev. F. A. Roell is the director and Rev. Charles L. Kabey is assistant director.
SOME PARISH "DON'TS."
Don't forget you belong to St. Andrew's Parish.
Don't imagine the Parish belongs to you.
Don't forget the Fifth Commandment of the Church. Some do.
Don't forget September, December, March and June. Our pew rent year begins July 1.
Don't be stingy with God. Half rates and passes are reserved for the poor, such as widows, orphans and Pastors.
Don't ask your neighbors to build your Church and support your Pastors. You may some day forget yourself, and ask them to build your house and pay your grocer.
Don't steal your neighbor's porch chairs or his pew. If you are too poor to rent a seat, the Pastor will give you one, and God will excuse you-but don't steal.
Don't donate your spare dimes to the saloon, and then give your pennies to the collection.
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UNION NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL, $150,000.00
SURPLUS AND EARNINGS, 156,840.14
We do a general Banking Business. We pay 3% Interest on Savings
Geo. L. Cates, President H. J. Hanes, Cashier
E. H. Cates, Vice-President
H. J. Koehring, Assistant Cashier
Scott B. Markley John N. Markley Geo. O. Burkhart RICHMOND STEAM LAUNDRY
ROUGH-DRY WASHING WE WANT YOUR WORK 35 S. Sixth St.
Phone 1251
LONG BROS. CASH MEAT MARKET
Home-Dressed Meats-our own make. Pure Kettle-Rendered Lard and Sausages, Poultry, Game and Oysters
Phone 2299
324 Main St., opp. Court House
E. R. BERHEIDE
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
NOTIONS, FLOUR AND FEED
Phone 1329 244 S. Fifth St.
GUY E. BULL
Dealer in
FRESH, SALT AND SMOKED MEATS
Sausage and Lard Our Specialties
Phone 1040 Cor. Fifth and S. A Sts.
William. C. Austermann
FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS
Phone 1347 313 S. Seventh St.
PHILIP BIRCK
Manufacturer of Harness and Col- lars, and Dealer in Robes, Horse Blankets, Whips, Fly Nets and Horse Goods. Repairing promptly done. Phone 1958 509 Main Street
JOHN A. HABING
Groceries, Notions, Flour and Feed, Fruits and Vegetables Phone 2176 331 S. Sixth St.
J. E. BENDER
ICE, ICE CREAM AND OYSTERS
Phone 1188
9 S. Fifth St.
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Don't forget the Third Sunday of every month; our debt is still near the limit. Don't fail to take a receipt for pew rent. You might be sure you had paid, but the collector's word is as good as yours.
Don't use receipts to light the fire. The "Appeal to Reason," or any other vile sheet, will do-before you read them.
Don't ask people to climb over you into the Pew. The outer seat is good enough for them.
Don't rush into the Church until the congregation is at prayer. You might exhaust your stock of piety.
Don't sneak away from Mass before the Priest leaves the altar. You are in good company.
Don't leave Vespers to the women and children. An occasional Benediction would not hurt some male adults.
Don't consider Christian Doctrine useless. You are not too old to learn.
Don't keep children from baptism until they can ask for it. Such an infant once protested with an oath against being "drowned."
Don't crowd too near the Confessional. Your own story is sufficiently inter- esting.
Don't slip into the Confessional out of your turn. Your sins will "keep" a little while longer.
Don't criticize the preacher of God's word. The pulpit is no Chautauqua plat- form.
Don't fear you will confuse the preacher by listening. He has faced learned people before.
Don't spare the Priest's time. If you need ten minutes of it, take thirty. He may feel lonesome.
Don't fail to call at the Pastor's meal time. It whets his-appetite.
Don't put off making your Pastor's acquaintance till the doctor gives you up.
Don't flatter the Priest by calling him before sending for the doctor. It costs less, but doctors must live too.
Don't worry about what the Priest does with all the money he gets. You have troubles enough of your own.
Don't let any opportunity go by without finding fault with your Priests. It diverts attention from your own shortcomings.
Don't forget to ring up and inquire, "Who is dead?" whenever the bell tolls. It might be your mother-in-law.
Don't fail to find out just where the Priest is, if you call outside of office hours and do not find him in. He might feel slighted.
Don't let this be the last time you read this page. Your memory may need a tonic now and then.
PARISH DIRECTORY, 1913.
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503 S. Ninth St.
Ahaus, Anna.
Ahaus, Josephine. 503 S. Ninth St.
Ahaus, Christina, wid. Frederick 738 S. Seventh St.
Louis, Philomena, William, Hilda.
Ahaus. Herman
726 S. Seventh St. Caecilia.
Alinder, Mrs. William, nee Bahlmann 1114 S. C St.
30 S. Fifth St.
Altenschulte, Bernard.
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Pride of Richmond Flour Is the Best for Family Use
GEO. A. CUTTER
Successor to Henry Cutter
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
Flour, Feed, Grain, Baled Hay and Straw
Phone 1323 Fourth and S. D Sts.
FRANK S. SCHEIBLER
BUTCHER AND
SAUSAGE MAKER
605 Main St. Richmond, Ind.
RAYMOND J. GATZEK
Exclusive Men's Tailor 532 Main Street MADE IN RICHMOND
FOSLER DRUG CO. "REXALL STORES"
Pure Drugs and Chemicals, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Cigars and ADAMS DRUG STORE Soda Water FOSLER'S PHARMACY 6th and Main Streets 105 Richmond Ave.
ED. H. TEMME RETAIL DEALER IN MEATS
Phone 1437 Eighth and S. E Sts.
The Fifth Street Fish Market W. R. Hopkins, Proprietor
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS Phone 1535 16 S. Fifth St.
KAHLE & SCHNEIDER STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERS Full Line of Prayer Books, Roseries, Etc. Phone 2626 217 S. Fifth St.
H. C. Bullerdick O. D. Bullerdick H. C. BULLERDICK & SON
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in COAL, CEMENT AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Office 529 S. Fifth St.
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Altenschulte, Frank, Clara Heiter 611 S. Sixth St. Genevieve, Arthur.
Ammermann, Edwin, Margaret Pennekamp 125 S. Seventh St. Carl.
Aubin, Joseph, Eloise Archambault. 513 S. Tenth St. Arthur, Aime, Eva, Lillian. Isabelle.
Austermann, Bernard Boston, R. F. D. 9.
Austermann, Cora, wid. John. Ralph, Paul. Austermann, Frank. Werley Road.
.610 S. Ninth St.
Rhea.
Austermann, George, Caroline Holthaus Fountain City, R. F. D. 27. Veronica, Lawrence, Wilbur.
Austermann, Herman, Anna Imhoff Boston, R. F. D. 9.
Joseph, Mary, Eva, Blanche, Barbara, Herman, Angela.
Austermann, Henry, Frances Holthaus 822 S. Eighth St. Helen.
Austermann, William, Anna Stiens. Boston Pike
Laura, Irene, Rosella, Martha.
Austermann, William, Jr., Louise Vogelgesang 916 S. Tenth St. Myron, Alice.
Assfalg, Philip, Mary Feldhaus 407 S. Fourth St.
Crescence, Alma, Frank, Mary.
Auf dem Kampe, Martin. 241 S. Sixth St. Bernard, Joseph, Anna.
Averdick, John. Agnes Arkenburg .212 S. Sixth St.
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Baetz, Joseph. 435 S. Fifth St.
Bahlmann, Bernard. 617 S. Sixth St.
Bahlmann, Frank .617 S. Sixth St.
Bahlmann, Joseph 901 S. Fifth St. Luke, Merril.
Balling, Edward, Theresa Stolle 312 S. Sixth St. Anthony, Helen.
Balling, Herman.
433 S. Fourth St.
Paul, Elmer.
Banduro, Andrew, Anna Truncos N. Fifth St. Anna.
Bankowski, Valenty, Catherine Petermann. 434 S. Fourth St. Mary. Josepha. John, Ignatius, Peter, Gertrude. Bantley, Marcellus 239 S. Fourth St.
Bateman, John. S. O St.
Batter, Frank, Clara Muth. 323 S. Fifth St. Helen.
Baumer, John W., Elizabeth Weiss. Richmond, R. F. D. 8. Leonard, Marcella, Bernard, Richard, Irene, Robert, Clarence, Walter.
Baumer, Louis, Bertha Bussen Abington Pike. R. F. D. 8. Lawrence, Paul. Baumer, Sara, wid. John B 129 S. Fourth St. Dorothy, Emma.
Beckmann, Mrs. William, nee Lahmann. Sixth and O Sts. Raymond, Richard, Ruth.
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Beckschultz, Miss Clara.
Beckschultz, Henry B., Mary A. Mayer
Beckschultz, John, Anna Scherer. 215 S. Seventh St.
Sexton St. Andrew's Cemetery. Behnen, Bernard. Bernard, Mary, Gesina.
Behnen, Margaret 800 S. W. Eighth St., W. R.
Behnen, George. 800 S. W. Eighth St., W. R.
Behnen, Herman. 800 S. W. Eighth St., W. R.
Behnen, John, 800 S. W. Eighth St., W. R.
Behnen, William. New Paris Pike.
John, Helen, Mary, William, Bernard, Clara. 207 S. Eleventh St. Behringer, Rudolph, Magdalena Pfuhl
Howard, Louis J.
440 S. Sixth St.
Bennett, Mrs. Otto, nee Miller
John.
Bennett, Mrs. Walter, nee Westendorff
239 S. Fourth St.
Berheide, Edward, Agnes Witte.
Carl, Mary, Helen, Frank.
247 S. Fourth St.
Bertrand, Johanna, wid. John
George, John, Herman, Clara, Anna, Henry.
23 S. Second St.
Bertsch, Dagobert.
321 N. W. First St.
Blei, Peter, Paulina Stock.
Ursula, Peter, Paul.
111 S. Fifth St.
Bloemke, Edward J., Elizabeth Feldman.
Victor, Sylvester, Gregory.
207 N. Second St.
Bousman, Miss Murill.
27 N. Eighth St.
Boppart, Miss Bertha.
238 S. Fifth St.
Bowing, Mrs. Anna, wid. Bernard.
Henry. 336 S. W. Third St.
Bowing, Anna.
Bowing. Catherine. 336 S. W. Third St.
Bowing, Bernadina
333 S. Fifth St.
Bowing, Frank, Sophie Morel
Everett.
Bowing, Herman, Mary Flashpohler. Richmond, R. F. D. 7.
Mary, Herman, Norma, William, Agnes, Ida. .428 S. Fifth St.
Bowing, Luke, Margaret Dixon. 700 S. Seventh St. Brinker, Mary, wid. Adam.
Clara, Rose, Edward, Joseph, Caecilia, Mary. 800 S. Fifth St.
Brinker, Matthias, Irene Issen. 325 S. Fifth St.
Broermann, Bernard, Anna Grothaus
Broermann, Henry 500 S. Fifth St.
Mary. 504 S. Fifth St.
Broermann, John H., Elizabeth Engelbert.
Catherine. 36 S. Third St.
Brokamp, Miss Alice.
316 S. Third St.
Brokamp, Charles, Hilda Werner Esther. 58 Sherman St.
Brokamp, Mrs. Fred., nee Sehi
Charles, Herbert.
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333 S. Fifth St.
Bowing, Caroline
331 S. Fifth St.
403 S. E St. 308 S. Sixth St.
N: Fifth St., W. R.
Brokamp, Henry. 116 S. Sixth St.
William, Henry.
Brokamp, Joseph, Flora Metz 407 S. Eighth St. Paul.
Brokamp, Henry, Katherine Toschlag 1206 Butler St. Brokamp, Walter Bridge Ave. and School St.
Bromley, Mrs. David, nee Schroeder 708 S. Eighth St. Ruth.
Brown, Miss Agnes. New Paris Pike.
Brown, Mrs. George, nee Rottinghaus 506 S. Eleventh St.
Alice, John Leroy.
Brown, Mrs. Harvey, nee Minner
309 S. Twelfth St.
Barbara.
Brucker, Christian, Mary Jelly 119 S. Third St.
Elmer, Leroy, Margaret, Catherine.
Brune, Mary, wid. Bernard. 618 S. C St.
John, Elizabeth.
Brune, Theresa, wid. Joseph. 418 S. D St.
Joseph, Frank.
Bruster, Frederick. 1210 N. F St. Helen, Robert, Leroy.
Buche, Dr. Frederick P., Caecilia Meagher 106 S. Seventh St. Virginia, Walter, John, Jane.
Buening, Clarence. Irene Hawekotte 619 S. C St.
Elizabeth, Robert.
Buening, Elizabeth, wid. Henry 208 S. Eighth St.
Leona, Florence.
Buening, Herbert, Gertrude Meyers. 202 S. Tenth St. John, Eugene, Jerome.
Burckhard. Miss Irene. 515 S Seventh St.
Burke, Thomas N., Caroline Bamberger 812 S. Seventh St. Mary.
Bull, Mrs. Guy. nee Brokamp 37 S. Fourth St. Elizabeth.
Bussen, Miss Alice. 218 Richmond Ave.
Bussen, Mrs. Anna Stricker, wid. Bernard. 220 S. Twelfth St.
Bussen, Anna, nee Kuhlenbeck. 816 N. H St. Eleanore.
Bussen, Bernard. 1207 S. I St.
Bussen, Catherine, wid. John.
449 S. Seventh St.
Bussen, Frank. 830 S. W. Eighth St.
Bussen, Henry B., Caroline Kluesner. 443 S. Fifth St.
Bussen, Herman, Rose Oberle 604 S. Sixth St. Urban, Rosella, Ethel, Mary, Hilda, Jerome, Frank, Bernard, Alphonsus.
Bussen, John C., Rose Weiss 133 S. Sixth St. Mildred, Richard.
Bussen, John, Mary Welp. Fountain City.
Raymond, Eugene, Loretta, Rose. .513 S. Eleventh St. Mary.
Bussen, Raymond, Stella Johnson
Bussen. William. 1008 S. I St.
Alma, Norman, Josephine.
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Castor. Mrs. Marcia.
C 107 S. Second St. Boston
Clawson, Mrs. Joseph, nee Hull Joseph Voorhees. Pearl St., W. R.
Cloud, Mrs. Ora, nee Dixon. Margaret. 114 S. Second St.
Clements, Mrs. Frank, nee Ernst Lucile. 517 S. Seventh St.
Cohorst, Henry J., Helen B. Irvine.
.857 S. Fifth St.
Cohorst. John H., Catherine Kaninenberg
Anna. Herman, Frances, Emma.
Cole, Charles L., Irene Koehne 223 S. Thirteenth St.
Collet, Miss Rosella, East Haven Ave. and Commons St.
Connor, Mrs. Daniel, nee Smithmeyer
137 S. Seventh St.
410 S. Ninth St. Cook, Edward L. Earl, Paul. 604 S. Seventh St.
Cook. Edward, Mary Schneider
Aloysius, Mary. 626 S. Ninth St.
Cook, William, Henrietta Clark
Loretta, Mary, Lawrence, Alma Agnes. 804 S. Eleventh St.
Coquette, Philip, Anna Schroeder 214 S. Eighth St.
Corrigan, John, Bernadina Brokamp
D 218 S. Tenth St.
Darnell, Mrs. John, nee Thomas Joseph. 16 N. Ninth St.
Daudt, John, Anna Sechi. Clarence, Agnes, John Woodrow. 217 W. Main St.
Davis, Mrs. Lawrence, nee Wolke
Debus, Elizabeth, wid. Louis 802 S. Thirteenth St. Louisa. 76 Liberty Ave.
Deissler, Henry F., Florence, Ralph. Easthaven Ave.
Demaree, Mrs, Frank, nee Reers.
William A., Robert. John, George, Catherine: 115 S. Ninth St. Flora. N. Sixteenth St.
Dickmann, John, Elizabeth Fihe ..
Di Gianni, Salvatore, Philomena Sena. Dillon, Mrs. James P., nee Zwissler 105 S. Eleventh St. Mary. 420 S. Twelfth St.
Dintaman, Mrs. Edward, nee Duerck. Edward, Louis, Paul.
725 S. Eighth St.
Dixon, Michael. Matilda Brinker Ralph, Robert.
Doro. Julius, Anna Schmitz.
Monica.
Duerck, Catherine, nee Bescher
E
518 S. Twelfth St.
Edwards, Miss Grace
Edwards, Miss Ruth. 518 S. Twelfth St.
Elstro. Adam, Clara Scheibler . 602 S. Sixth St.
Ethel, Rosella. Caecilia.
233 S. Fourteenth St.
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Elstro, George, Caroline Meyers 614 S. Sixth St.
Elmer, Raymond.
Boston Pike Elstro, Joseph.
Alma, Mary, Robert. 1226 S. J St.
Elstro, Louise, wid. Frank 1226 S. J St. Elstro, Edward. 1226 S. J St.
Elstro, Frederick.
811 N. D St.
Engelbert, Aloysius, Anna Connor. William, Carl.
Engelbert, J. B., Elizabeth Temmelmann. S. Seventh and H Sts. Howard. 504 S. Fifth St.
Engelbert, Henry
818 N. Sixteenth St. Frank.
Epping, Charles, Sophie Gross 625 S. Seventh St. Earl, Lucile, Walter. 446 S. Fifth St.
Epping, Henry, Sr.
Beallview.
Ernst, John, Mary Theobald.
Charles, Elizabeth.
Essenmacher, Charles, Louise Minner
Frank.
428 S. Ninth St. Lillian.
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