Card of Thanks for Barbara Schlechter
To all our kind neighbors and friends who helped at the death of our beloved mother Barbara Schlechter we express our heartfelt thanks. The Oblidren.
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Barbara Schlechter
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1919
Page
11
Marriage Licenses Issued This Past Week
Marriage licenses issued in the past week include Albert Fritch and Otillia R Heldman of Celestine. Herbert W Eversmann and Albertina Becher of St Meinrad. Chester Kruger of Huntingburg and Bessie Oskins of Selvin. The ceremony was performed in the clerk’s office Thursday of last week by T K Dougherty J P.
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Albert Fritch
Otillia R. Heldman
Celestine
Herbert W. Eversmann
Ferdinand
Albertina Becher
St. Meinrad
Chester Kruger
Huntingburg
Bessie Oskins
Selvin
T. K. Dougherty
J. P
Home For Sale and Local Social at St Henry Gala
Property listings show the Beckmann house at 820 South 35th Street Louisville Kentucky for sale now leased by Robert Beckmann with contact for Hugo Beckmann. Also listed is a dwelling and tin store previously owned by Charles Bosler with John Olinger noted. A Tuesday gala at St Henry honored Father Toelle’s silver jubilee and a Sunday picnic was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo C. Beckmann
Robert J. Beckmann
South 35Th St
Louisville
Charles G. Bosler
John Olinger
St. Henry
Father Toelle
Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Claim Liver Cleanse
An advertisement-like health piece urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to wash the liver and bowels, releasing toxins and bile. It warns against calomel and touts phosphate as harmless, inexpensive, tasteless, and safe for later meals.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Darkens Gray Hair
An old time remedy revived Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound promises natural dark hair. A downtown druggist notes it colors evenly, fading gray to a glossy shade after one or two applications. The preparation is for cosmetic use, not medical disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Ford English school taught patriotism to 3000 workers
Final arguments in the loyalty trial centered on Henry Ford's English school at Mt. Clemens. Clinton De Witt testified that the program promoted Americanism, taught citizenship, and used flag imagery, with diplomas recognized for citizenship qualification. Ford's counsel argued The Tribune attacked him despite wartime government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Clinton C. de Witt
Ford English School
Ford
United States
American Club
Tribune
War Department
Wa. Lucking
Weymouth Kirk
The
Mr. Ford
Town Folk Note Wide Span of Local Visitors
Local society notices list numerous visitors and residents in Ferdinand Indiana and nearby towns. Names include Berg, Renner, Timmermann, Kluemper, Klee, Gates, Horny, Hail, Bickwer mert, Krampe, Jochim, Uebelhoer, Buochart, Hasenour, Horry, Bartley, Fleck, Ernet, Ernet, Cummins, Wissel, Beckmann, and others. People travel for business, family visits, church, and social events across Ferdinand, Jasper, Owensboro, Louisville, and Indianapolis areas.
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Ben Kluemper
Joe Klee
Herman
Jasper
Glen Gates
Ireland
Charles Horny
Thanks for support after loss of Mrs Henry Timmermann
The family of Mrs. Henry Timmermann expresses sincere thanks to relatives neighbors and friends for aid during illness and death. They include Fathers John and Alexander donors of flowers pallbearers and flower girls and other helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Timmermann
John and
Alexander
Algo
Notice to Farmers on Morris & Co Fertilizers and Local Updates
Farmers urged to call for Morris & Co fertilizers now in stock at Farmers Mill & Elevator Co. Albert Sondemann reports attendees at Posey Events Pair in New Harmonus may view Ferdinand products exhibit with a Modernize the Home display. Lightning damaged Mathias Olinger's building with a melted lamp wire and a burn hole. Also selling a 10 acre farm with buildings and good water owned by Peter Brenner at Rp. Martah Mill, tad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sondemann
Posey
Peter Brenner
Martah Mill
Tad
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