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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1912

Page

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Injured in Coal Mine Near Jasper

Jeane McCord aged about 60 was injured last Saturday when roof debris in a Seth Anderson farm coal mine crashed down. He escaped with a shattered hip as his companion warned of the danger and both exited before the collapse. The elder man returned for his shovel and was hurt as the roof fell. The Trinity Sunday School plans an outing and basket dinner at Calumet Lake today with Rev. Bromley delivering a brief address. Edith Gobel of Evansville and Edith Frick of Huntingburg are visiting local residents. County officials approved rock road bonds for Patoka and Bainbridge townships to complete the road between Jasper and Huntingburg.

Jasper Ind Jeanne McCord Seth Anderson Trinity Sunday School eCalumet Lake Bromley Board of Commissioners Patoka Bainbridge Huntingburg

Well Attended Picnic At St Henry

A Sunday picnic at St Henry drew many attendees including Frank Reckel hoff William Altmann Robert Altmann Frank Riehl Dr W Knapp Philip Durchholz and numerous others. All reported having a good time and the event was well received by attendees.

St. Henry Frank Reckelhoff William Robert Altmann Frank Riehl Dr. W. Knapp Philip Durchholz Wm. Hackmann Frank Albert Victor Grewe Herbert Senninger Henry Timmermann Robert Kaminenberg Eugene Gerhard Albert Hoffmann Louin Sauer Albert Emil Altmeyer August Schmitt Leo Seufert Edwin Claude Lindauer Robert Frank Haug Otto Spayd Frank John Miller

Rumor of Unsound Mind Denied by Mrs Gohthausen

Mrs. P F H Gohthausen rejects circulating gossip alleging she is of unsound mind. She declares the claim false and warns others to mind their own business and keep their tongues in check.

PF. H. Gohthausen

Notice to Farmers on New Tillage Method

Sebastian Bockding of St Meinrad proclaims improved firet close tilling and urges farmers to give the method a trial showing better results than previous practices.

Sebastian Bockding St. Meinrad

Twenty One Virgins Consecrated at Benedictine Rite

Twenty one young women received the religious habit of the Order of St. Benedict in the Convent Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. Rt. Rev. Abbot Athanasius conferred the habit on listed sisters including Sister Mary Benno of Jasper Indiana and Sister Mary Alberta of Newark New Jersey. Perpetual vows followed the Simple Vows with sermons and benediction by Rev. P. Pintan and others. The day featured sodal prayers, vespers, and a celebratory climate as families and friends offered support.

Athanasius Schmidt ST. Meinrrd Convent OF the Immaculate Conception Order of St. Benedict the Immaculate Conception Athanasius Mary Benno Martina Schum Jasper Ind Mary Wilfrida Elizabeth Effing Cynthiana Mary Zita Laura White Loogootee Mary Alberta Rose Mary Kirchner Newark N. J Mary Bertha M. Stanislaus M. Camilla M. Apollonia M. Cleophas M. Elizabeth M. Delphina M. Clementine

Bartley Bros store ads and local notices for Ferdinand area

Local ads promote Green Bear Paint and Summer Crees Goods with price cuts at Bartley Bros. Special train for Ferdinand picnic from Hontingburg. fruit sale prices listed by the dozen and per quart. Public interest items mention a Ferdinand to St Meinrad mail contract, church grounds work for next Sunday crowd, and a dentist visit by E J Kilian.

The Ferdinand Railroad Hontingburg Bartley Bros E. J. Kilian Huntingburg Ferdinand

Harvest Machinery Oil Ad From Reckelbo Multer

Farmers urged to buy Harvester Machine Oil described as heavy body and durable. Ad promotes Reckelbo and Multer as sellers offering the product at a low price with emphasis on quality and affordability.

Reckelbo

Frank Jacobs Declared Insane at Inquest

Frank Jacobs age 35 was declared insane Monday at an inquest before Squire Brown. No application has been placed with the asylum at Woodmere for his reception there as Mr Lehr will care for him for now. Jacobs is violent at times and has two small children. The case references a prior typhoid spell and a missing limb injury from a cane mill.

Frank Jacobs Squire Brown Woodmere Lehr Jacoba Hives Jacobe

Rockport Fair Opens in August At Spacious Grounds

The Rockport Fair launches August 20 at a nature filled, well equipped grounds praised for road dust control and ample seating. Exhibit halls, Midway shows, a poultry exhibit, Purdue University displays, Owensboro Third Regiment band, and daily balloon ascensions are planned with extra trains and boats. Admission is a dollar for twenty five cents, with no charge for grandstand seating.

Rockport Tuo Arso Owensboro, Ky Third Regiment Rockport Fair Thoreday Horace Kearney Tag Best C. M. Partridge T. C. Basye

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Edith Gobel Evanaville Wm. A. Wilson Edith Frick of Olivia Kuebler P. Pintan P. Celestine P. Augustin Parentes Selen G. J. Leech M. Felicitas M. Agnes Slater M. Victoria M. Lucia M. Vincentia Henry Paul Denning Mayme Stuecker Anns Desert Louieville Henry Denning Mies Bertha Denning End Emil Widmer Jake Denning Frank Denning Mra W. J. Joes Grand Boulevard Louisvilla, Ky Matt Olinger Aek Kilian John Hubere Ferdinand and Jacobs Rockport Democrat Toll City Journal Southern Railroad Cannelton Tell City News John Daunhaver, Jr Mariah Hill John Elmer Siberia Mente Lees J. H. Beckmann & Gaser Purdue University Itl Lincoln City Owensboro Ab. Brose
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