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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1920

Page

6

Giants Beat Holland Team on Holland Diamond

The Ferdin and Giants defeated the strong Holland squad Sunday afternoon on the Holland diamond. Jones of Grandview pitched for Holland while Ed Wahl of Dale pitched a fine game for the Giants. Cornelius Altmann hit the featured home run as the score stood 2 to 1 in the ninth.

Holland Ferdinand Giants Holland Diamond Jones Grandview Ed Wahl Dale Giants Cornelius Altmann

Giants Rally To Beat Holland In Close Game

Nalie, with one on base and two outs, lined a fielders’ ball for a home run scoring the runner from second and won the game. He also added two singles. Final: Giants 8 Holland 2. Pitchers Wahl 15 strikeouts and Jones 12. Umpires John Schnieders and Dan Niehaus.

Holland Nalie Giants Wahl Jones John Schnieders Dan Niehaus

Remains of Lt Vogel Arrive at Indianapolis

The body of First Lieutenant William L. Vogel arrived in Indianapolis as the first Du Bois County soldier to come home from overseas. He served in the 84th Division then the 869th Infantry and died of influenza while awaiting transport home in Brest, France. Two other soldiers accompanied his casket with guards on duty until the salute.

William L. Vogel Dubois County Liet. Vogel Marion Township John A. Vogel Indianapolis Fort Benjamin Harrison France 869Th Infantry Brest Vogel Vogt William L

All Democrats Should Register in Indiana 1920

Indianapolis Indiana July 22 1920 registration rules changed voters must register in their precincts two registration days are September 4 and October 4 1920 hours 8 am to 9 pm at the precinct registration boards details on absent voter forms certification and delivery by mail or in person and notices in newspapers and in precinct postings.

Indianapolis Ind Registration Board

Democrats Hold Strong Organization Meeting in Jasper

The Democratic gathering in Jasper's court room drew over a hundred workers from across Dubois county. County chairman John Mehne led the session with speeches by Uncle Mike Sweeney district congressman candidate and Hon. Jonas Howard, while Mrs. Sarah Holliday urged women’s campaign activity.

Democratic Organization Jasper John Mehne Robert Eckert Arch Doane Mike Sweeney Mehne Ewing

Lux chosen to lead Indiana farmers drive in Dubois County

Peter J. Lux of Shelby County world corn champion will direct the Indiana Federation of Farmers Associations membership and organization drive in Dubois County from August 1 to 31. The effort aims to affiliate Dubois with the state body, boosting farmer unity and enabling delegates to the November Indianapolis convention. County Agent H. C. Thompson assists as a key organizer.

Indianapolis Ind Indiana Federation of Farmers’ Association Peter J. Lux Shelby County Dubois County Lux Indiana Shelby County Farmers’ Association Dubois County Farmers’ Association Nintieth John J. Brown Rockport H. C. Thompson Dubois Banner Counties

New July Subscribers and Local Business Move Notice

July additions to the NEWS subscription list include Raymond Worten Ferdinand Oscar Snyder of Louisville Kentucky Frank Ebenkamp Jasper Indiana Monica Madson Louisville KY Albert Luebbehusen Ferdinand Henry Buelel St Henry Indiana Mike Heidelbech Mariah Hill John Hubers Dale Ind Oza Van Winkle St Meinrad thanks for support. The writer reports moving into Rudolph Meyer’s former building and invites customers to visit while settling in Mr and Mrs Herbert W Eversman of Louisville announce the birth of a baby boy born July 80th John G Eversen

Raymond Worten Ferdinand Oscar Snyder Louisville Frank Ebenkamp Jasper Ind Monica Madson Albert Luebbehusen Henry Buelel St. Henry Mike Heidelbech Mariah Hill John Hubers Dale Oza van Winkle St. Meinrad

New Priest Odillo Welcomed At St Ferdinand Church

Father Odillo, appointed by the Abbott to fill the vacancy from Father John’s death, read his first mass at St Ferdinand church last Sunday. A welcoming brass band and several hundred parishioners gathered in the evening, with Prof H F Brackmann delivering the greeting and assuring the new priest the congregation’s pleasure with the appointment. Odillo, surprised and grateful, pledged to perform his duties to the best of his ability in a new, welcoming territory.

Father Odillo John St. Ferdinand H. F. Brackmann

First County Tractor Demonstration Set for August 12

Dubois County tractor agencies plan an August 12 plowing demonstration on a 40 acre field owned by Charles Burgers, 14 miles southwest of Jasper. Eleven to fifteen tractors may plow simultaneously, with ten makes expected and a shady grove for crowds from across the county.

Dubois County H. C. Thompson Charles Burgers Jasper Jasper and Huntingburg

The New Modern Opens In August 1920

On Saturday morning August 0 I will open my new store The Modern to the public with jewelry optical goods drugs and sundries. Demonstrations of the Clarion will be held. The public is invited to view the new line of goods. W A Wolllenmen

W. A. Wolllenmen

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LT. Vogel Democratic State Committee Benjamin Bosse Howard the Farmers Organization Rudolph Meyer G. A. McLane Herbert W. Evers John. G. Evere First County
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