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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1919
Page
15
W E Gossett of Louisville visited on business Friday. Miss Alberta Sherman and Lastie Seifert were in Huntingburg Sunday and Monday. Frank Deie of Jasper was here Sunday.
Alponse Goetz and J B Popp of Tell City spent Thanksgiving at the home of Paul Schaeffer. A box social will be held at Weaver's school by teacher J A Sergenketer this Thursday night. The corn pickers have returned home and report their work finished. H W Keller moved to Troy to cashier at Troy State Bank for the winter. Andy Haller Leo Fetter and Louis Wanninger received new Ford cars. Ben Serges Fetter was ill last week but has improved. The Misses Goetz of Owensboro are visiting Miss Esther Goetz.
Mariah Hill recalls Walter Roos returning from Bellflower Illinois where he husked corn. Rev Andrew Bauer spent the start of the week in Ireland assisting at forty hours devotion. Albert Yellig welcomed a son Earl Joseph. Aloys Kordes visited with his mother at Huntingburg. Katherine Scherzingaer of Jasper came to care for her brother Paul, an invalid. Leo Jochim and wife spent time in Evansville where she receives treatment at St Marys Hospital.
Rain drenches Siberia causing flooded fields and spoiled corn. Local residents and visitors are listed attending services and visiting kin across Ferdinand, St. Anthony, Uniontown, Schnellville, and Evansville. Births, travel, and business notes fill the community column.
An ad lists livestock prices for butter creamer spring chickens and roosters turkeys geese steers heifers cows bulls hogs and hay with per hundred or per ton figures. It also notes a simple copy of the NEWA invites readers to subscribe.
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