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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1920

Page

9

Governor Cox Addresses Large Crowds in Evansville and Princeton

Governor Cox spoke to about 50 000 listeners on topics including the league of nations and labor questions. He urged voting conscience over party, urged peace over war, and called for a federal reform agenda on food storage and monetary policy. He touted rural understanding and pledged to place a farmer on key federal boards.

Cox Evansville Princeton League of Nations America France Senate League Sen. Harding Germany United States Democratic Party Federal Reserve Banking System Replilcan Slush Fund Federal Reserve Board Tariff Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Republican Campaign

Minors Fined for Refusing to Leave Farm Property

Jasper Ind Aug 25 Four Winslow coal miners hunted on Mr Himsel s farm near Ireland and refused to leave. Sheriff arrested them and held them in county jail. They faced a Justice of the Peace who fined each $27.65. In Princeton today Governor Cox Democratic candidate for President attended.

Jasper Ind Winslow Mr. Himsel Ireland Himsel Hastise

Mad Dog At Large In Rural Area

Gust Mattenbeier reports a spotted hound on his farm showing hydrophobia traits and similar sightings on farms of Willie Sever and Frank Lehnen. The note mentions potential euthanization if confirmed and references local clergy movements and a new store fitout, ending with a fertilizer ad by Karmers Mill & Elevator.

Gust Mattenbeier Willie Sever Frank Lehnen

56th Annual Dubois County Teachers Institute Schedule

The 56th annual Dubois County Teachers Institute will be held August 30 to September 3 in Jasper. Instructors include A B Van Ormer Huntington Pa S F Gingerich Ann Arbor Mich and Miss Laura A Powell Jackson Mich. The program features morning and afternoon sessions with music addresses rest Dismissals and special night sessions. Visitors and school officers are welcome with Thursday designated Trustees Day.

Dubois, County Teachers’ Institute Jasper A. B. van Ormer Huntington S. F. Gingerich Ann Arbor Mich Laura A. Powell Jackson

Social Week in Bellevue Honor Feasts and Gatherings

Social week notes several farewell and hospitality events. Ben Weber and family hosted a party for George Aschmoore of Bellevue with a long guest list including the Bickwermerts and Jaspars. Mrs. Herbert Muller hosted a 500 club gathering for Ruth Schultheis and relatives. Elizabeth Lindenschmidt entertained Florentine Kitten with a cut glass fruit bowl prize. Victor Grewe hosted in 500 honors Nimil Olinger and Gustie Olinger of Cincinnati with a large turnout.

Ben Weber George Aschmoore Bellevue Huberteckmann Martin Hornes Charles Biekwerrmert Gerhard Ruhe Herman Jasper Ben Kippenbroek Ben Leo Alvin Bickwermert Horner Adam Loew Herbert Muller Ruth Schultheis Mt. Vernon Robert Beckmann Victor Grewe Albert Seufert Theela Krapf Emma Seufert Amanda Mueller Gertrude Reinacker Susie Seger Sind Gustie Olinger Cincinnati Emil Olinger Hamilton William Hackmann Leo Seufert Elizabeth Lindenschmidt Florentine Kitten Miss Kitten Rosa Olinger Emma Timmermann Halle Muller Augusta Dilger Mary Miller Rosina Schilling Alice Senninger Ida Beekmann Florence Kitten Jr Henry Kitten Henry Hollinden Slaton Texas Nimil Olinger Gustie Olinger Cincinati Amanda Muar Hubertine Quante Alice Beinger R. J. Beckmann

Farmers Organization Confidence in Cox Elects Officers

Farmers group in Ferdinand town ship elected officers at Senninger's hall led by president Ferdinand Demuth and vice president William Helming with Jove Johannemann as secretary treasurer. County Agent H C Thompson spoke after Peter Lux failed to appear due to a railroad wreck. George Hetherington predicts Cox will sweep Colorado for attorney general and references League of Nations as key issue.

Farmers Organization Senninger’s Hall Ferdinand Township Ferdinand Demuth William Helming Jove Johannemann Peter Lux H.C. Thompson Lux George Hetherington Harding League Germany Cox

Social Visit At Schreiner Home Hosts A Busy Evening

Victor Grewe records a Sunday gathering at the Schreiner home with guests including Prof. Brackmann and many families from Louisville and nearby towns. The event extended late into the night. Monday night Thubert Beekmann and daughter Irma Cecil hosted a gathering for Ruth Mullen, Mary Louise Sapp, Violet Fuchs, and Mrs. Charles Metzger from Cannelton.

Xaver Schreiner Brackmann John Schnieders, Jr John Mehling George Wessel Joe Reekelhotl Peter Klueh Robert Reekelhoff Hubert Warner Rose Reekelhoff Roselin Wagner Joe Merkle Louisville

Picnic at Fulda Labor Day Celebration

A Labor Day picnic will be held at Fulda on Monday September 6 with music by the Fulda Orchestra. Lunch and drinks will be served and a dance in Hollanders hall will be lit by electric lights. Weddings announced at St. Ferdinand include Joseph Laake with Susanna Olinger and Frank Meyer with Florentine Kitten. A large crowd attended the St. Henry picnic and proceeds benefited the church. Fertilizer advertised by G A Bole.

Ferdinand Olinger Annie Abott St. Ferdinand William Merkley St. Anthony Olinger Rayne John Haug Joseph Lehuin Fulda Hollanders’ Hall Prince of Good Fellows George Hollnander Joseph August Laake Susanna Olinger Frank Henry Meyer Florentine Kitten Ferdinand St. Henry

United States Marine Band to Perform in Evansville

Evansville announces the United States Marine Band will play matinee and night shows at the Coliseum on October 12. The historic unit, directed by Capt. William H. Sentleman, dates back to Jefferson era and has about sixty five musicians. The tour runs Sept. 27 to Nov. 20 with Evansville as a rare stop on the circuit.

Evansville Ind United States Marine Band Coliseum M. E. Butterworth Jefferson Cox Harding William H. Sentleman Marine Corps

County Meeting Set for August County Fair

By Saturday night organizer Peter J Lux has completed county farmer organization with each township formed and active members. County Agent H C Thompson praises enlistment and urges attendance at the Tuesday August 31 meeting at Jasper Opera House for county wide officers and federation ties with the State Federation of Farmers Associations. John G Brown of Rockport 10th district director will likely attend to share the federation message.

Peter J. Lux H. C. Thompson Jasper Opera House State Federation of Farmers’ Associations John G. Brown Rockport

Holland Team to Visit Next Sunday in Local Match

Manager Renus Reinacker has arranged for the Holland team to play here next Sunday. The game was postponed two weeks ago due to rain. Everyone is urged to attend and enjoy a good contest.

Renus Reinacker Holland Giants

Also Mentioned on This Page

Governor Cox Pocket Ferdinand Drug Store G. A. McLane Mariah Hill Wirtzberger-Boehm Edwin Boehm Mary Antoinette Wirtzberger St. George Antonine Brockhuis Joseph Roach Albert Maltaner Nettie William Wirtzberger John F. Boehm Ed Madson Abbott Olinger Charles Bartley J. A. Sondermann Frank Leng Tony Betch Mike Sweeney Meredith Masters Mad Dog Odile Bellville Father Anselm St. Meinrad Odille Dr. G. A. McLane Karmers Mill & Elevator Institute Colorado Electric Light & Power Co., Incorporated Ferdinand Bottling Works St. Ferdinand Church G. A. Bole U.S. Marine Band Pville County Meeting J. B. Riley West Oak Street Henry Meiring Mr. Meiring John Dilger St. Louis Martin Laake John Laake
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