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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
2
An editorial urges rural towns to resist catalogue houses from big cities, arguing they drain local tax revenue and investment while harming community infrastructure. It calls for support of local merchants and notes the impact on farms and village economies.
In St Meinrad correspondence Rev Medealt and Rev Scherf were called by their bischoff to be ordained. Medealt heads to Indianapolis and Scherf to Chicago. Mrs Hollander improves slightly as Christmas bells signal Benediction Fathers beginning services. High Masses and a sermon follow with good attendance despite clear weather.
Miss Monica Bosler and Mrs. Why Dilger hosted holidays with Mariah Hill. Enos Bosler aided Terre Haute visitors Monday. C J Metzger of Ferdinand toured the area. Dr D V McClary attended to business Tuesday. Frank Gogel and Bertha Dilger left for Evansville. Dr A J Maslowaky and Frank Horlander visited Hoffmann friends. Mary Horlander returned from Louisville to celebrate at home.
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