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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1919

Page

9

Annual Investment at Convent Immaculate Conception

On Monday reception day drew crowds to the Convent of the Immaculate Conception at Ferdinand. Sisters invested with vows and veil by Bishop Jos. Chartrand. clergy and novitiates honored in a solemn ceremony. Following day many Sisters departed for mission placements in Southern Indiana. Nick Kaust suffered a severe finger cut at Hall Booke Co. from a saw incident.

Jos. Chartrand Indianapolis Lucas Celestine Fintan John O. S Bauer Scheefers Alexander Andrew Chrysostom Leander Kempf Frater Placidus Frater Peter Indiana Nick Kaust Hall Booke Co

Jasper, Dubois County Items Highlight Local Happenings

State highway officials viewed the Jasper to Winslow route at a Jasper Chamber event. County officials met in French Lick for district talks while citizens urge rock road funding at September. A restraining order blocked defendants from crops to build a highway. Sheriff Nordhoff transported Anthony Miller to Woodmere. Jasper Reds beat Petersburg Grays 1 to 2 and host Washington Grays next Sunday at 3:00 pm.

Jasper Reds Petersburg Grays Reds Washington Grays

Word to unite nations draws $1000 prize

The World Trade Club of San Francisco offers $1000 for a single word to denote the United States and Britain. The winning word must suit world use and aid metric adoption across English speaking regions. Andrew Carnegie dies after bronchial pneumonia at Lenox mansion. Over 11,000 attend Dubois County Fair with many from Ferdinand township.

San Francisco United States Britannia World Trade Club of Metric W. H. Hammer World Trade Club Ambria British Isles Cantons Australis New Zealand Tasania United South Africa Andrew Carnegie Lenox Mass Carnegie Dubois County Ferdinand Township

Electric Light Systems For The Farm In Use

The Electric Light and Power Co displays Farm QO Lite system at their old office, promising low price and bright light for 40 lamps. The package includes a compact engine, generator, and switchboard with dual fuel tanks, suitable for powering home and barn lights and running chores. The firm invites public inspection and notes other lighting options. Mrs. Bosler of Evansville shows marked improvement after severe illness from chiggers and blood-poisoning. Mathiae Olinger, recently operated on, sends words of well being with his photo showing a shaved beard.

The Electric Light & Power Co

Interesting Notes from Our County Agent

County Agent reports limited office hours due to funding and urges patience with unanswered calls. Highlights a Dubois County Stock Judging Contest winners heading to the Indiana State Fair and advice on weed control, hedges, pride in farm stock, and upcoming Gibson County stock tours with routes and schedules.

Dubois County Indianapolis Edward B. Utz Duff Jacob W. Bruning Huntingburg Robert Schwinghammer Johnsburg Gilbert. Utz

Ferdinand Boys Back Home Returns From War Service

Corperal Albert Eversmann of the 696 Motor Transport Co arrived in the United States July 28 after eighteen months in Paris. He drove officers and faced air raids in the city. Private Leo Wilmers of the 8th Division came home Sunday. Herb Lasher, in the navy, was discharged last week and heads to Evansville. William Neu, back from overseas, is on a four day furlough before returning to New York.

Albert Eversmann 696 Motor Transport Co Paris United States Albert Leo Wilmers Leo Herb Lasher Evansville William Neu New York

Angel of Death Claims Two Ladies in Community

The death of Mrs. Barbara Schmitt Schlachter at age 46 is attributed to apoplexy after a Thursday drive home from her brother Peter’s. She leaves nine children and many siblings. her husband Joseph Schlachter died four months earlier. Interment was Monday at seven with Rev. Father John conducting the rites.

Joseph Schlachter Schlachter Barbara Schmitt Peter Leo Hugo Charles Roman Rose Marie Harry Lohee Mia Harry Thornton Louisville M. Lucia Convent of Immaculate Conception John William Henry Schmitt Jasper Herman Schmitt Evansville Albert Schmitt Seattle Wash Peter Schmitt Ferdinand

Mrs Henry Timmermann obituary notes family ties in Indiana

Mrs Henry Timmermann 65 died at home last Monday of heart dilation after long illness including asthma. Born at Jasper Indiana she is survived by husband and children in Louisville Highland Park and Indianapolis plus one grandchild and a sister. Interment followed a requiem mass. Sympathy offered by community.

Henry Timmermann Theresia Meyer Jasper Ind Timmermann Herman Brinkmann Frank Schueder Emma Timmermann Louisville Leo Timmermann Highland Park Indianapolis Henrietta Brinkmann Joe Ernat Siberia Henry Meyer

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M. Cecelia Marie Ebinger Jeanette Hilda Uebelhoer Evarista Elizabeth Wittmer Canista Rose Ackermann M. Josina Josephine Behrmann Charlotte Helen Kaiser M. Rufina Gertrude Alvey M. Sabina Lucille Concepta Norberta Amata Gerard Agnella Benigna Lauretta Tareilla Bernarda Sistera M. Hyacinth Innocentia Eberharda Eulalie Domitilla Cleta Marcella Dubois CO State Highway Commission Winslow Jasper Chamber of Commerce French Lick Joseph Brelage Frank Mendel Brett Robert Nordhoff Anthony F. Miller Woodmere Electric Light Co Chas. G. Bosler Mathiae Olinger Martinsville O. K Olivia Gossman State Board of Accounts Gibson County Fellas Owensville Duroc-Jersey Chester White Hogs Fr. Branch Poland China Hampshire Hogs Haubssadty Somerville Angel OF Death H. O. Thompson Gousty Agricelsa
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