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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1919

Page

6

Little Annie Meyer Dies in Evansville After Short Illness

Anna Meyer known as Little Annie dies at the Little Sisters of the Poor home in Evansville after a brief illness. Born in Alsace, she came to the United States at age three and lived on a farm between here and St Meinrad. She was 88 years old and less than four feet tall, long a familiar figure in the community.

Anna Meyer Little Annie Little Sisters of the Poor Evaneville Here St. Meinrad Wm. Hilming Evansville

Transport Carrying Troops Aground

The American transport Northern Pacific, sailing from Brest with 2,450 wounded and healthy personnel including nurses, ran aground at Fire Island on Wednesday morning. Injured were brought ashore and to a rescue fleet by tugboats. the captain later reported that everybody on board was safe.

Northern Pacific Brest France Fire Island Atlantic

Winter coal order available in St Meinrad Indiana

Coal prices are advertised with a call to action to order now while roads are good. The notice also mentions the War Department policy allowing discharged servicemen to keep their uniforms and overcoats permanently, reflecting a legislative change as a bill passed in Congress.

Jos F. Vaal St. Meinrad Ind War Department

Tin ware shop to open January 15 1919

Public notice from Madlon and Boehm states the tin ware store will reopen on January 15 1919. All persons indebted to the firm are urged to settle their accounts before January 16. Ed Madlon signs the notice.

Madlon & Boehm Ed Madlon

John A Hasefather's Ferdinand Visit Reflected in 1919 Note

John A Hasefather writes from Evansville Indiana recounting a vacation with Ferdinand friends and EL ters and brothers Math and Ed Hasefather. He praises Kramer Gubel Furniture Co. and expresses a wish for a Ferdinand position. Also notes a newborn girl for Mr and Mrs Pend Ceding of near a Heery.

Ferdinand el Ters Math Ed Hasefather Gasser Bros Evansville Kramer & Gubel Furniture Co John A. Hasefather End

New Year Farm Resolutions and Practical Tips

Agricultural agent notes urge crop rotation with legumes, lime application, drainage, good tillage, and returning manure. Emphasizes clean tested seeds, balanced livestock rations, and well-built facilities. Seeds should be treated for weevils with carbon disulfide, stored properly, and seeds kept dry to avoid insects.

K C Initiates 32 Candidates in Jasper Council

Thirty two candidates were initiated into the Jasper council Knights of Columbus at Jasper last Sunday afternoon. The ceremony started with a morning gathering at the K C hall and moved to St Joseph hall for the degrees. The Jasper council now lists 300 members.

Jasper Council Knights of Columbus Jasper K. C. Hall Joseph Church St. Joseph Hal Owensboro

New Year Greeting from Dubois County Treasurer Candidate

A public note to Dubois County residents from the incoming County Treasurer after January 1, 1919. The letter thanks voters for their support, invites residents to visit at the county seat, and expresses a commitment to serving all citizens.

Dubois

Congregation Records Web for Jno Weber Intention

An archival note references a web to be used for the Congregation concerning the intestate or interment of Jno Weber. The document hints at a formal action by a church body and a timeline for processing.

Int Jno. Weber

Sanatorium Treatment For Tuberculosis

Sanatorium treatment offers best care for tuberculosis with trained specialists, avoiding infection risks to family. It provides regulated exercise, proper nutrition, rest, and guidance on preventing spread after discharge, in contrast to home treatment which often fails to meet needs. The piece notes other local notices and brief items following, including ads and travel mentions.

Back in the Good Old U S A

Mr and Mrs John Theis receive a telegram from their son Henry Theis dated December 31 1918 from New York stating he has reached the U S and is well Private Henry Theis 347 Infantry Camp Merritt New Jersey. Henry will be mustered out at Camp Dodge Iowa and the Theises travel to Iowa to visit him.

John Theis Henry New York Papa Mama U. S Henry Theis Camp Merrit N. J Camp Dodge Iowa

Beckmann State Bank Elects New Officers

At a semi annual directors meeting J A Sonder mann was elected president R J Beckmann vice president and Edward J Beckmann cashier following the death of president Henry Beckmann The bank reports a past year surplus of 9000 dollars up from 6500 dollars.

Beckmann State Bank J. A. Sondermann R. J. Beckmann Edward J. Beckmann Henry Beckmann

Statistical Record of St Ferdinand Congregation 1918

Births totaled 48 with 21 boys and 27 girls. Deaths reached 29 across all ages and genders. Weddings numbered five. The congregation includes 354 families totaling 1911 souls.

Statistical Report of St. Ferdinand Congregation St. Ferdinand

Aged Lady of Mariah HI Called Home

Mrs. Mathias Heidelbech of Mariah Hill died Friday December 20 after a paralytic stroke two days earlier. She was 76 years and 10 months old and left a husband 4 daughters and 21 sons plus many grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at eight o'clock with Rev. A Bauer officiating at Mariah Hill Cemetery.

Mathias Heidelbech Mariah Hill Cemetery A. Bauer

Tinware Store to Re Open in January

Ed Madson returned from military service in Washington and visited Louisville relatives before preparing to reopen his tinware store on January 15. Partner Ed Boehm remains in service in France. Community news notes the Evangeline Courier’s New Year edition and local town notices including changes in county offices and a dental practitioner’s appeal for dormant patients. An item lists lost overcoat and gloves with a reward for return.

Ed Madson Washington, D. C Louisville Ed Boehm Still France

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