Local Gossip Notes From Ferdinand Area
A busy week with Benedictine Sisters returning from Ferdinand and a church flag blessing at the Fulda congregation after high mass. Local trips include John Begle back from Ireland and Ed Hohl’s pending marriage to Emma Gehhaus en announced. Social gatherings feature the Philip Durchhola party and a Helen group visit to Louisville. cattle shipments and car purchases are noted alongside hometown visits and fairs in Huntingburg and Jasper.
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Fulda
Ed Hohl
Emma Gehhausen
Our Church
Greens Creek Valley News Roundup
The threshing machine's hum dominated the past week in Greens Creek Valley. Residents Philip Durchholz and Frank Lang visited Jasper last Saturday. Families, including the Weyers and Sternbergs, traveled to Louisville and Camp Taylor. Will Helming and Philip Durchholz checked on a barn hit by lightning near Lawrence Hobbs in Moxey Hollow. Ed Bickwermert's party from Looyotoe visited, and Guatie Schwoeppe returned from Louisville to resume summer in the valley.
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Will Helming
Philip Durchholz
Lawrence Hobbs
Moxey Hollow
Weather and community notes from Siberia district
Very hot weather persists as Emma Schwoeppe visits John Avehart who sold 10 shoats for 324 dollars. Anton Blume loses his horse and readers express sympathy. Threshing machine noise fills the neighborhood while a crowd gathers at Alex Ernst’s home. Johnnie Beckmann, sick, shows slight improvement. Mr and Mrs John Arehart with son Gibert travel to Ferdinand, Lilian Linder visits Ferdinand, and Josephine Boeglin family enjoy a trip to Ferdinand.
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John Arehart
Gibert
Ferdinand
Wir Lilian Linder
Perdinand
Local Gossip From St Meinrad and Surroundings
Miss Katie Huter of Louisville visits at Geo Denning’s home this week. Ben Aubers and daughter Genevieve of Vincennes spend Sunday with relatives. Joe Buxer on ten day navy furlough from the Gulf visits home. Brigitta Becher visits Leo Becher at Camp Taylor. Mrs Claude Lomax and Verena Buxer spend weekend at Evansville. Mrs Wm Neu of Ferdinand visits relatives. Julius Becher buys a new player piano at Huntingburg. Mrs Joe Fleischmann and Anna Fischer visit Ferdinand. Large crowd from here attends the Fair at Huntingburg last Thursday. Willie Bischof returns home from Louisville.
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Katie Huter
Louisville
Geo. Denning
Cardus Narrative Promotes Woman's Tonic Cardul
Paris Illinois woman Lydia Arbogast recalls severe illness at sixteen with constant headache and low energy. After using Cardus she reports color returned, growth resumed, headaches vanished, and life became worth living. Cardus claims 40 years of safe vegetable use aiding women with womanly troubles.
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Ill
Lydia Arbogast
Cardul
Cardus
Church W Motest Church W Motest For Bernard Bolte
Otto Gehrhausen obituary notice notes funeral details for Bernard Bolte held at local church with mention of family and community members in attendance.
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Bernard Bolte
Otto Gehrhausen
Expenditures and Tax Levy Proposal for Ferdinand Township 1918
The Ferdinand Township Trustee Nick Senninger announces the Advisory Board meeting on September 3 1918 at 8 AM to consider estimates for the year 1918. Totals include township expenditures 848 dollars and tax 20 cents per hundred, local tuition 242 dollars and 6 cents, special school tax 404 dollars and 10 cents, road tax 625 dollars and 13 cents, with total expenditures 2393 dollars and total tax 59 cents per hundred. Net taxable property listed 416880 with 137 polls.
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Pulla
Nick Senninger
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