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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1919

Page

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Health crusade to expand to Catholic schools in Indiana

The health crusade begun in city and county schools in Indiana will move into Catholic schools under the Marion County Tuberculosis Association. Miss Mary A. Meyers announces parochial schools will be supervised by Miss Clare Brook with Junior Red Cross aid, aiming to improve health education and curb illnesses revealed by army exams.

Indianapolis Marion County Marion County Tuberculosis Association Mary A. Meyers Tuberculosis Society State Board of Health L. N. Hines Clare Brook Junior Red Cross Youthhood of America Health Crusade

Birthday Surprise at Louisville Celebrates Hilger and Daunhauer

A birthday gathering in Louisville honoring Oscar Hilger and Vincent Daunhauer occurred on Sunday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hilger, Dollie, Jochum, Baldes, and Daunhauer families with several children. Dinner at six featured pink and white carnations as decoration.

Louisville Oscar Hilger Vincent Daunhauer John Hilger William Dollie William Jochum Ott Baldes Allen Jochum Frances Jochum Dorothy Baldes Bernice Baldes Bernice Baldes, Messrs Bernard Hilger Ernest Baldes Michael Schaeffer Sylvester Daunnhauer Raymond Jochhum Vincent Daunhauer Masters Ernest Bernard Balden

Tobacco grower delivers crop at Dale Indiana

Paul Schmetzki, a Ferdinand tobacco farmer, delivered 3675 pounds of tobacco to Kitchen and Brown in Dale Indiana this week. The crop brought $623.60 total, with one acre yielding $236.35.

Dale Ind Paul Schmetzki Ferdinand Kitchen Brown

Local Health Quarantine Rules and Nurse Appointment Mentioned

Public health rules require notification of any suspected communicable disease to local health officers. A nurse from Louisville Miss Mayme Drach accepts a permanent position at Kings Daughter Hospital Shelbyville Ky. The act imposes fines from ten to one hundred dollars for violations and details quarantine procedures and enforcement.

Mayme Drach Louisville Frank Drach This Place Kings Daughter Shelbyville, Ky State Board of Health Corporation of Cities

Personal items from Hoffmanns Mill and area visitors

Local notes list residents and visitors: LIAN John Schreiner repaired Hail Spoke Co boiler at Hoffmanns Mill Friday and Saturday. Joe Nemer of Fulda transacted business Tuesday. Frank Wirtzberger of Mariah Hill spent a few hours Tuesday. Thanksgiving visited Kyana by Mrs Jacob Schneider Albert Weaver Miss Ida and Miss Ella Leinenbach. Henry Braunecker and daughter Agatha of St Henry were in town Wednesday. Mrs Herman Seng at Jasper for a few days. Mrs Sebastian Weigel and Mrs Adolph Gilles of Owensboro visiting Mrs Leppert. they came Tuesday. Mrs James Conner and son returned to Louisville Sunday. Miss Gertie Reinacker returned from Shoals Sunday night with Leo Jerger. Paul Wigger John Lusch and Joe Bickwermert at Huntingburg Tuesday. Maurice Hollander and family of Mariah Hill spent last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Philip Schum. William Braug of Johnsburg was a pleasant visitor Wednesday. Ed Haug, coming from shucking corn near Lowell, Ind, home Sunday. Dr Charles Knapp of Evansville visited his brother Dr W Knapp Monday. Frank Harm of Fulda in town Tuesday. Miss Frances Remke returned to Cincinnati last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Steve Remke left for Cincinnati Thursday.

Herman Seng Jasper Sebastian Weigel Adolph Gilles Owensboro Leppert James Conner Louisville Ed Haug Lowell Ind Charles Knapp Evansville W. Knapp

Teachers Attend Evansville Association Meeting

Teachers from Fredin and Ferdinand townships attended the Evansville Teachers Association last Friday and Saturday. Attendees included Delia Doane Dist 1 Fredin Mary Fegan Dist 3 John H Weber Dist 4 Thecla Krampe Dist 6 and Mr Widmer Dist 2. The gathering showed 100 percent attendance for Ferdinand township, with Mr and Mrs John Schnieders Jr also present.

Fredin and Township Teachers Association Evansville Delia Doane Fred Widmer Mary Fegan John H. Weber Thecla Krampe Ferdinand Township John Schnieders Jr

Another Garage and Price Hikes Hit Local Paper

Knust and Helming plan remodeling to merge the implement store with the repair shop into a modern garage. The paper notes a forthcoming newsprint price increase starting Dec 1 and urges readers to prepay subscriptions. It highlights local merchants inviting the Ferdin and area to shop holidays, and mentions Mr and Mrs Joe Klauser visiting from Branch, La., with relatives in St Meinrad.

Knust & Helming Joe Klauser Branch St. Meinrad Klauser

Names Added To NEWS Subscription List In November

The following readers were added to the NEWS subscription list during November: Otto Lechner Loogootee Indiana Frank J Seng Jasper Indiana Mrs Joe Meyer Bedison Missouri Mrs Catherine Boerste Ferdinand Ida Begle Louisville Kentucky Mathilda Sondermann Cincinnati Ohio Herman Weber Siberia Indiana Louisa Hoevels Louisville Kentucky Cecelia Miller Evansville Indiana Ferdinand Remke Chicago Illinois Maurice Hollander Mariah Hill Indiana Philip Schum Ferdinand Indiana. We welcome all to join the large army of NEWS readers.

Otto Lechner Loogootee Ind Frank J. Seng Jasper Joe Meyer Bedison Catherine Boerste Ferdinand Herman Weber Siberia Louisa Hoevels Louisville Cecelia Miller Evansville Ferdinand Remke Chicago Ill Maurice Hollander Mariah Hill Philip Schum

Dayton Airless Tires Sold To Lamar Visitors

John Engelbrecht of Lamar and the Flock of St. Anthony were in town Wednesday and each took a set of Dayton Airless Tires home with them. The tires, purchased from Hubert Quante, are reported to give excellent results with a firm down south running one front pair 44 000 miles. Anton Buschkoetter and Charles Bickwermert of this place have also fitted their autos with Dayton Airless Tires.

John Engelbrecht Lamar Flock St. Anthony Dayton Hubert Quante Anton Buschkoetter Charles Bickwermert

Water Works Co Stockholders Reelect Officers

At the annual meeting of the Water Works Co stockholders on Monday night all officers and directors were re elected. The stockholders praise the current directorate for careful business management and see no reason to change. The note mentions limited news space due to holiday advertising and paper scarcity. An ad promotes Empire Stock and Poultry Conditioner with prices and quantities.

the Water Works Co John Russ

Church Feast Day Observed by Congregation

A church feast of obligation observed by the congregation including Timmermann and Schipp with service scheduled for Saturday.

Meenday

What Others Say About O Bannon

Scott County Journal reports strong local support for Hon. Jacob L O Bannon of Floyd county as a likely Democratic candidate for Congress in Indiana's Third District. The Spring Valley Herald notes his two prior bid against Cox, his broad friend network, and expects unanimous Democratic backing in the next primary.

Jacob L. O'Bannon Scottsburg Indiana Spring Valley French Lick Gh. L. O’bannon Floyd O'Bannon Congress O’bannon Cox Dunbar Mr. Cox Scott County

Ford car orders limited for 1920 season in local notice

The Knust and Helming distributors warn that labor and materials shortages will limit Ford car supplies for spring delivery. Readers are advised to place orders immediately to secure a vehicle. Paul Ehrmann and family moved to Jasper from St Anthony. Ehrmann takes a new mail carrier post. Andy Greener is seriously ill with mental impairment due to lingering illness. Frank Ebenkamp and family moved from Campus Illinois to join the Broerman residence after visiting.

Ford Onte Knust & Helming Paul Ehrmann Jasper St. Anthony Ehrmann Jasper Courier Paul Ferdinand Frank Ebenkamp Campus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Madlons The National Tuberculosis Association Red Cross Lian John Schreiner Hoffmann’s Hail Spoke Co Joe Nemer Fulda Frank Wirtzberger Jacob Schneider Albert Weaver Ida Ella Leinenbach Kyana Henry Braunecker Agatha of St. Henry Gertie Reinacker Shoals Leo Jerger Paul Wigger John Lusch Joe Bickwermert Huntingburg William Braug Johnsburg Frank Harm Frances Remke Cincinnati Steve Remke Ida Begle Louisville, Ky Mathilda Sondermann Ohio Madson Cole Mother Felotes St. Annes Society Barbara Schlachter Carolina Hoing A. Witte Henry Hoovels Marg. Hoaphg Theresia Timmermann Henry Schipp M. Be Noltice Andy Greener Huntingburg Argus
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