The following article appeared in the Evansville Courier June 1, 1950.
TOPPLING WALL KILLS ONE, INJURES TWO
CHURCH BUILDING AT HAUBSTADT IS SCENE OF TRAGEDY
Three of Seven Brothers Working on Project are Victims
PLUMMET 30 FEET
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR AUGUST UBELHOR, 56, TO BE HELD AT ST. CROIX
By Dottie Rutkin (Courier Staff Writer)
Haubstadt, May 31.-Three of seven brothers working on St. Peter and Paul's Catholic church, now under construction, were injured—one fatally—when a wall collapsed and sent scaffolding hurtling to the ground today.
Dead is August Ubelhor, 56, of St. Croix. The injured men, Edward Ubelhor, 52, and Joseph Ubelhor, 40, both of Evansville, were reported in good condition at St. Mary's Hospital in Evansville tonight.
The brothers, expert stone masons, were laying stones near the roof of the one-story building when the accident occurred about 11:30 a.m. today.
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