Local social notes and visits around Ferdinand area
Hubert Boeglin and family enjoyed a pleasant Sunday trip to Valentine Hoffmann. Clara Temper and a friend attended a Ferdinand picnic. Mathilda Ernst returned to Louisville. Will Kemper made a Ferdinand business trip. Mrs. Will Tempel is ill. A Tuesday Uniontown dance drew a large crowd. John Arehart and daughter Theresia visited Bristow. Clara Buechler attended a dance at George Bayer's. George Kunkler was seen in town. Felix Linetti and family visited John Arehart. Alberta Birchier stayed at Huntingburg. Birchier, Weaver and Sergesketter attend a Rockport teachers institute. Martin Sergesbetter and Louisville relatives visiting. Herb Lindauer visiting from Minneapolis to see his mother Mrs. Kate Lindauer. Pfeiffer family and Mrs. John Pfeiffer visited Haubstadt. August Kauffeld and Owensboro couple visiting relatives. Kern, Lyberger and families from Noble spent a day with John Kern. crops reported good in Illinois. A daughter was born to Anton Wanninger. St Philomena Young Ladies Society celebrated patron feast with Father Ludwig. St Henry ball team beat Ferdinand 7–6. Joe Wirthwein hit a homer. Ferdinand visited St Henry for a 3–2 loss. Matt and Gust Kunkler of near Ferdinand visited John Weaver. Mike Haug in Huntingburg. J M Terry of Princeton on business. Mrs Jochem in Cannellon and Tell City. Robert Kemp of Holland in town. N A Jochem and George Schmid in Evansville. Christ and John Michel went to Boonville and Evansville. Will Kunkler in Dale on business. Marie Heinzman of Louisville visiting Mike Haug.
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Will Tempel
Uniontown
John Arehart
Theresia
Bristow
Clara Buechler
George Bayer
Frank Kern
Leo Lyberger
Noble, IN
John Kern
Kern
Hlinnis
Anton Wanninger
Young Ladies Society of
St. Philomena
Father Ludwig
St. Henry
Our Boys
Joe Wirthwein
Tigers win 9 to 7 in 15 inning marathon at Mariah Hill
The Mariah Hill Cubs lost to the Tigers 9 to 7 after a 15 inning amateur baseball duel last Sunday. Tigers plan a game at Evanston this Saturday with a St. Meinrad brass band on hand for the picnic. Tigers host annual picnic on August 28 to raise season funds. All Stars beat the Sberia team 14 to 4.
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Mariah Hill
Sundday
Mariah Hill Cubs
Tigers
Hatteries
Cubs
Handschieg
Hollander
Schnellenberger, Tillmann & Becher
Lamar
Evanston
St. Meinrad Brass Band
St. Meinrad Tigers
All Stars
Siberia
Local families return from trips with autos
Mr and Mrs George Bischof and son Anton returned home from Louisville Friday. Hubert Buxer Frank Brockman and Barney Meyer went to Louisville Thursday and returned with Fords Friday. Mrs Theo Heiness and Miss Bernardine Zambrecher left for
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George Bischof
Anton
Louisville
Hubert Buxer
Frank Brockman
Barney Meyer
Fords
Theo. Heiness
Bernardine Zambrecher
Really Good Short Sermon
A bright-eyed barefoot newsboy works a crowded car selling papers. He explains he must support his lame brother Jimmy and will share his earnings, prompting the conductor to shout Fourteenth Street and a veteran reader remarks that the boy’s action was a finer sermon than many.
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Joe
Fourteenth St
Jimmy
Jim
Fourteenth Street
Pye
Forward Magazine
SoHo Faces Transformation Into Modern London District
A lengthy feature outlines Soho and St. Giles as prime targets for redevelopment into a new business district, displacing old bohemian quarters and historic scenes familiar to Americans. It also recounts a radio era tale of voice controlled flight and a Yale professor’s astonishment.
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London
Soho
St. Giles
Duke of Monmouth
Sedgmoor
Montmartre
France
Yale University
Romarankin
Pate
Prof. Peters
69Th
Horace Green
Leslie
Notable Theater Feedback and Snake Escape News
Israel Zangwill's masking in the audience reveals mixed theatre sentiment on an early play's opening night. A doctor in Woodbury New Jersey shelters fifteen harmless brown snakes that prey on crop-destroying insects and guard tomato and cucumber plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
N. J
Randall Parrish Serial Mystery The Mystery of the Silver Dagger
Randall Parrish, a popular American writer, offers a Western flavored tale set in the East. The Mystery of the Silver Dagger surrounds a principal female figure whose true role remains unclear until the final chapter, adding suspense and intrigue. The serial will appear soon in these columns. readers should catch the opening installment.
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Randall Parrish
Secret Service
Books for teachers institutes on sale at Jasper
The Teachers Reading Circle Board selects Our Living Language at 1.42 and The Class Room Teacher at 1.32. Each township teacher needs both for the September preliminary institute, now available at Chas Troxler's book store in Jasper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Troxler
Jasper
Teachers Reading Circle Board
R. E. Eckert, Co
Indiana to Hold Statewide Special Election on Sept 6
Indiana voters will participate in a statewide special election on Tuesday September 6 to consider thirteen proposed constitutional amendments. The text of all amendments will be published in the newspaper's next issue.
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Indiana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beckmann State Bank
Hubert Boeglin
Valentine Hoffmann
Clara Temper
Ferdinand
Mathilda Ernst
Will Kemper
George Kunkler
Felix Linetti
Fulda
Alberta Birchier
Huntingburg
B. C. Birchier
Jacob Weaver
J. A. Sergesketter
Teachers Institute At
Rockport
Martin Sergesbetter
Herb Lindauer
Minneapolis, Minn
Kate Lindauer
Jacob Pfeiffer
John Pfeiffer
Haubstadt
August Kauffeld
Owensboro
Matt and
Gust Kunk Jer
Near Ferdinand
John Weaver
Johnsburg
Mike Haug
J. M. Terry
Princeton
Peter Jochem
Cannellon
Tell City
Robert Kemp
Holland
N. A. Jochem
George Schmid
Evansville
Christ and
John Michel
Boonville
Will Kunkler
Dale
Marie Heinzman
St. Meinrad
Mary Deig
Lillian
Mt. Vernon
Clemouth
Ed Link
Jacob Buxer
Edw. Becher
Urban
Charles Ross
Olivia Egler
Frances Snyder
Ben Churches
Joe Denning
Skinnay
St Anthony
Nuff
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Nick Senninger
The
Ferdinand Railroad
Ly. Ferdinand
Southern
Evanaville
Cannelton
West Haden
West Baden
Southern Railway
Ind
Leonard Muller
Israel Zangwill
Guv'nor
Guv’nor
Shiplap
Rreinacker Company
Ferdinand, Indiana
E. E. Metzger
Electric Light & Power Co
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