Community Notes on Local Life and Visits Across Town
Hot weather and a busy threshing season frame the day as families travel for visits. Local residents like Joseph and Pete Kunkler journeyed to Cannet on Saturday while extended kin and friends gather at homes from Ferdinand to New Boston for picnics and social calls. A number of births, family reunions, and health notes mark the week, including a baptismal name for a newborn and plans to celebrate a 100th birthday for Jacob Pfeiffer as he nears that milestone.
Local Visitors and Home Folks Gather in Mariah Hill
Henry Pfeiffer and son Henry of Louisville visited Mr and Mrs Charles Pfeiffer here for several days last week. Barbara Hollander of Owensboro is spending her vacation with home folks. Raymond Yellig of the U S navy is on furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Yellig. Otto Spayd Henry Bromm and Charles Wagner spent Sunday with relatives near Adgeville. Rita Meyer of Louisville came home Saturday night for a few weeks recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pfeiffer
Henry
Louisville
Charles Pfeiffer
Barbara Hollander
Owensboro
Raymond Yellig
U. S. Navy
Mrs
Joseph Yellig
Otto Spayd
Henry Bromm
Charles Wagner
Adgeville
Rita Meyer
Community Notes From St Meinrad Area
Tom Fetter spent a few days last week with his son Joe at Camp Shelby. Dr and Mrs Claud Lomax visited sister in Skillman Kentucky last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Joe Fischer traveled to Louisville Monday to visit relatives. Miss Nettie Wirtzberger of Ferdinand spent the weekend with Miss Regina Becher and Miss Alma Becher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Becher
Regina
Alma Becher
Nettie Wirtzberger
Max Rupprecht
Mike Friedl
Boston
Tom Fetter
Joe
Camp Shelby
Claud Lomax
Skillman, Ky
Joe Fischer
Louisville
Ferdinand
Frank and Louis Schaffer at Ferdi Mavic church nod
Frank and Louis Schaffer attended a Sunday church nod at Ferdi Mavic with Meinrad Brass Band Meinrad Birchler present for the afternoon ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Louis Schaffer
Meinrad
Meinrad Birchler
Ferdi Mavic
Local Visits and Travel Through Huntingburg
JOHNSBURG. N A Jochem was in Huntingburg on business. Mrs John James and daughter Ruth of Evansville visited Naoma Schnell and left Friday. Rose Meyer of Huntingburg stayed with Mr and Mrs John Schmidt Sunday. Hazel Whitten visited Huntingburg Monday. Wm Bredhold of Mariah Hill was there Monday. Walter Leather of Indianapolis, visiting relatives, returned home Monday. Albert Weaver of Ferdinand was in town Monday. Mr and Mrs Otto Schwinghammer and John Schwinghammer left Tuesday on a motor trip to French Lick Indianapolis and Muncie. George Schmidt traveled to Evansville Tuesday. Mrs Walter Leather and children left for Evansville to visit her sister then return to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James
Ruth
Evansville
Naoma Schnell
Rose Meyer of
Huntingburg
John Schmidt
Otto Schwinghammer
John Schwinghammer
French Lick
Indianapolis
Muncie
Ind
Walter Leather
Local Families Visit and Travel Highlights Around Ferdinand
Mr and Mrs John Limp in Ferdinand Friday. Clara Verkawp returns from Louisville. Bretz of Huntingburg visited Charley Limp. Abell family from Jasper visited the area with Russel. Fritz family and Kunkler relatives traveled to Louisville. Helen Tillie and Tom Pfaff with the Wisemans visited Alvina and Clara Limp. Meta Partenheimer in Huntingburg. Val Limp and family plus Edna Moenkhaus and Landgrebe from Huntingburg toured Camp Taylor to see Einijl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val. Limp
George
Edna Moenkhaus
Landgrebe
Huntingburg
Camp Taylor
Einijl
Cardui helps Lydia Arbogast feel alive again
Lydia Arbogast of Paris Illinois recalls a dramatic aftereffects from using Cardui a plant based tonic. She describes suffering at sixteen with headaches weakness and low color then notes marked health improvement and renewed life after taking Cardui for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lydia Arbogast
Tthis Place
Cardui
Soldier Boys Aid Fund Seereth Ballis Donation
FA 3 seereth to Xaver Ballis from X Schreiner Congregation for our soldier boys. Local religious group passes collection note requesting support for troops.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Council of Defense
The
Beckmann State Bank
State Council OF Defense & Ind. & AM. Bankers Assn
Imae
Siberia
Joseph
Pete Kunkler
Cannelt
Andrew Boeglin
Louie Graves
Home Falls
John Arehart
Gilbert
St. Meinrad
Paul Jasper
Robert Uebelher
New Boston
Karl Schnollenberger
Albert Becher
Mary Neu
Joe Hoge
Jake Boxer
Hubert
Jake Meyer
Frank Denning
Curtis Hensely
Henrietta
Clara Becher
Jasper
Jason Adye
Cleveland, O
Henry Chewning
August Boeh
Louis R. Schaffer
Jacob Pfeiffer
John Pfeiffer
Andy Pfeiffer
Nick Pfeiffer
Gibson County
Pfeiffer
Spencer County
Marie Sturm
Mamie Buehler
B. C. Buchler
Katherine Weaver
Mariah Hill
ST. Meinrrd
Fulda
Nein
Johnsburg
N. A. Jochem
Hazel Whitten
Bredhold
Mariah Gill
Albert Weaver
George Schmidt
John Limp
Clara Verkawp
Jakie Bretz
Charley
David Abell
Son Russel
Our
Mike Fritz
Mary Kunkler
Kyana
Helen Tillie
Tom Pfaff
Milda
Emil Wiseman
Alvina
Clara
Meta Partenheimer
Cardus
Seereth
Rosa Kraus
Henry and
Theresia Schipp
Lula Kempf
John Weyer
Xaver Ballis
X. Schreiner
Lthursday
Pater
Theresia Schmitt
Herm
Hoppenjans
John Mehling
Henry Fleck
Susanna Wapner
Henry and Mary Thiemann
Gunner Depew
Huns
Courier
Evangville
Beat Paper
Electric Light & Power Co., of
Ferdinand,ind
E. E. Metzger
E. EK. Metager
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Enos Spencer
Chas
G. Harris
H. H. Lindsey
Commercial School
Institution OF
Guthrie Street
Postoffice
Kentucky
Muntingbure
Loulaville
A Burg
Dubois County
Jos
F. Vaal
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