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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

5

Influenza Epidemic Reported With Several Local Cases

The article lists numerous residents and families reporting Spanish influenza to Dr Knapp and the county health officer, with cases dated December 9 and 10. Names include Beckmann Metzger Sondermann Uelelhoer Hollinden Weseel Keller Niehaus Dougherty Tempel and others. Reports note Dr Knapp treated cases outside town as well.

Knapp Henry Bolte William Wirtzberger Reno Basler Berths Hubert Roman Hansfurthber Lillian Remke Joseph Schpausa Loretta Irene Marcella R. J. Beckmann E. E. Metzger Verlie and Gilbert Joseph Son John Schiac Thursasy G. A. McLane

First Poultry Short Course for Indiana

County Agent H. Thompson reports Purdue University in Lafayette will host Indiana's first two week poultry short course January 20 to February 1 following the January 13 to 17 farmers short course. Sessions at the Purdue poultry farm will cover incubators chick care feeding and flock management with the farm as a laboratory. Contact the county agent or Purdue poultry department for details. Henrietta Mehbling, daughter of Mr and Mrs Mehbling, died Friday night of dysentery and was buried Monday. Our sympathy goes to the bereaved family.

H. ©. Thompson Purdue University At Lafayette Indiana Purdue Poultry Farm Poultry Department Purdue University Henrietta Michael Mehbling

Leo Linder Cooking for the Officers in France 1938

Leo Linder writes from somewhere in France on November 5, 1938. He describes cooking for officers, enjoying good weather, meals, and a comfortable bed, and notes a helper from the United States. He mentions driving the Hans, traveling far, and hopes the war ends soon while praising Montmorillon and Vienne. He has received seven letters from Mina Theresia Arehart and signs off with love.

Montmorillion Vienne Leo Linder

Notice of dissolution and death in Bosler family

Notice announces dissolution of the firm Weyer and Laake and demands settlement of all accounts by January 1, 1919 with Gerhard Weyer. It also reports the death of Reno Bosler, aged 12, from pneumonia yesterday at 6:30 am.

Weyer & Laake Gerhard Weyer Reno Nick Bosler Polumonia

Red Cross Christmas Roll Call Set For Next Week

Red Cross Christmas Roll Call planned for Dec 16 to 23 in Ferdinand and across the country. Chairman Henry P. Davison says membership requires only one dollar, aiding Red Cross chapter work and domestic relief. Lake Division reports Kentucky chapters naming local Roll Call managers, with Indiana and Ohio at about 75 percent organized.

Red Cross Ferdinand of the American People American Red Cross Lake Division Kentucky Indiana Ohio

Aged Lady of Fulda Passes Away in Indiana

Fulda Ind Dec 10 Mrs Anna Wulf 58 wife of Frank Wulf died last Thursday night of heart paralysia after months of ill health. She leaves husband three sisters and one brother no children. Funeral Monday morning attended by relatives from Louisville Evansville and Owensboro. Soldiers Philip Durchholz and Theodore Roth who were stationed away were mustered out. Mrs Joseph Schluchter to hold public sale of Henry Beckmann store merchandise tomorrow noon. John Hoffingan recovering and about again.

Fulda Ind Anna, Wulf Frank Wulf Frances Friedmann Louisville Antonetta Schneider Evansville Ben Hollinden Owensboro

Liberty Guards Muster Out After Armistice

The Ferdinand Liberty Guards were mustered out after the armistice declaration. Governor Goodrich urged careful record keeping for the unit with 3,000 men across Indiana and about 3,000 serving nationally. The Ferdinand company will remain active until all boys return from camps and overseas. The piece notes county bonds for Dubois officials and a Belgian child relief appeal in Paris.

Ferdinand Liberty Guards James PB. Goodrich Liberty Guards Indiana Seutert Liberty Guard Ferdinand Company

Tragic Troesch Family Sees Three Deaths In One Week

The home of John Troesch near St. Meinrad mourns multiple losses as his 12 year old daughter Mary dies, followed by the death of his wife Emily Huff Troesch aged 33 and their daughter Helen Kunkler aged 7 from pneumonia. A newborn child survives, and interment was in St. Meinrad cemetery with the mother and daughter buried together. The community offers sympathy.

John Troesch St. Meinrad Mary Gtill

Trunk Fall of Beeze Bound for Jasper

Jasper Herald reports a trunk load tied to a Thanksgiving shortfall. Frank Ballis of Troy rode the train to Jasper with a trunk of booge, 70 value, checked through. Authorities feared whiskey, resulting in arrests and a chase, with Jake Miller briefly detained before release. Ballis fled after learning of the arrest.

Jasper Herald Frank Ballis Troy Louieville Booge Jasper Ballis Marehel Masters Ballie Jake Miller Kuebler Miller

Ferdinand township Goes Over the Top in War Savings Stamps

Postmaster Metzger reports Ferdinand township nearly meets its War Savings Stamps pledge, with a few hundred dollars still short. He urges one more push in the next days to reach the goal and declare the township over the top.

Ferdinand Metzger

Eberhard Aid Society elects officers for 1919 year

At the annual meeting the society named John Hasefurther as president Frank Altmann as vice president Dietrich Hollinden as protocol wen Herman Niehaus as finance sec y Rudolph Meyer as corresponding cael John Seger as treasurer and Henry Oeding as marshal The Cross Institute for the Disabled Men reports 1208 open job opportunities across sectors.

Me Eberhard Aid Society Ted John Hasefurther Frank Altmann Dietrich Hollinden Herman Niehaus Sec’y Rudolph Meyer Cael John Seger Henry Oeding

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Net Pardinand Chrietmas France Mina Theresia Arehart Sister Ths Henry P. Davison Red Cross War Council Europe Philip Durchholz Camp Custer Theodore Roth New York Joseph Schluchter Henry Beckmann John Hoffingan Ebout Harry B. Smith James P. Goodrich Liberty Guard of Dubois Frank J. Seng Chas. H. Bartley Robert Nordhhoff J. A. Bondermann Louisa T. Bleseinger Gar Bt Lezare A. BR. C. Children’s Bureau Parle WEEN Beeze Tertorien Hy’ i Cross Institute For Arm
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