28 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1914
Page
1
Atty A L Gray inspected a proposed lake site owned by the Benedictine Sisters and John Schlachter. He estimated the system cost at about 20 251 93 dollars, with plans to sell stock locally to fund construction and employ local labor and vendors.
We thank the many friends and neighbors for assistance during the illness and death of our beloved son Otto. Special thanks to Rev Fathers John and Gregory and the Huntingburg Furniture Co for floral designs. Mr and Mrs Henry J Gehthausen and Mr and Mrs Ed Muller announce the birth of a baby girl last Saturday afternoon. Ed is now practicing. Aglabys and will noon sur-
Harry Kippenbrock and Rosa Eversmann wed at St Ferdinand Tuesday morning officiated by Rev. John. Bridesmaids Frances Eversmann Cecilia Kippenbrock. groomsmen Leo Kippenbrock Herbert Eversmann. Bride in white cha meuse groom in dark blue serge. Breakfast at Wirtzberger home then to Joe Eversmann home for ceremony. Music by Silvery Orchestra. They depart for Lebanon Indiana to begin life together. The NEWS extends best wishes.
A long list of residents and visitors is noted in town this week. Wm Frank of Jasper and Richard Wagner of Mariah Hill were in town Monday, with many others like J A Sondermann in Huntingburg and John G Eversmann returning to Louisville Wednesday night. Several residents traveled to Evansville Cincinnati Bristow and Dubois for business family visits and purchases.
In a lengthy eleven inning match the Greys defeated the Tell City Federals. Michel fanned 18 as umpiring sparked debate, with Gerber finishing after Schnieders and Kreisle left. Muller stole second and third on an overthrow, scoring the deciding run in the eleventh.
Foreclosure suit by Louis Wigand against Amos Jacobs with HH Kean as attorney. Mary E. Hardin, via Bonar Traylor, seeks divorce from A. B. Hardin. marriage October 27, 1908, separation August 6, 1914, grounds fail to provide for support. Sta L. Bush files for divorce from Cora Bush alleging separation since May 1913 and adultery. John B. McBall represents Blgfinedet.
David Gillham, 68, a Civil War veteran of Jefferson township, died after accidentally ingesting liniment from a bottle of Black Diamond Liniment kept in the kitchen. The poison caused convulsions within minutes and death about three quarters of an hour later. Coroner Salb ruled accidental poisoning.
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