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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1918
Page
5
New Year Right. This bank invites everyone to consult freely on money matters. Bring money for safe-keeping and earn interest if left six months. Willing to accommodate borrowers and offer bond or stock investments with experienced guidance.
The town reports heavy winter weather and a string of social visits and travel. Residents like August Sentacuter, Andrew Sentacuter, Miss Hattie Huvelsmann, and Miss Martina Busler are noted in town, with greetings exchanged and relatives seen in nearby towns. Several locals travel to and from Nebr., Illinois, Indiana, and Kentucky towns for holidays and work.
Mrs abbieretiz and two children spent Capristamis with Mis ane Mars. John Ladip Hubert Wacner Carl Partenheimner and Arnole Heidvich returned from Broadhinds. Mrs Cornelius Woerter visited parents and went to Evansville. Jacob Bretz spent a week with his son in Sibera and came home. Mrs Yorn Wilson and son Robert left for Godisville. Charley Limp spent New Year at Evansville.
Frank Kleiser of Camp Taylor returns home on furlough. Misses Clara and Frances Nomer of Evansville are visiting the family and spending time at home.
Residents and visitors in Louisville and nearby areas are listed with household visits and small events. Names include Mirvand Mbes Jon Bretakerly Hh deene Spayd Chaeles Pfeifer JAmny Gaogwed and others. Frank Stallman recovering from pneumonia. several trips to Rockport for business and family gatherings mentioned.
Alois Michel and M Bosler traveled to Rockport and Evansville life on Wednesday. Mile Ritter of Memphis Tennessee was in town last Wednesday greeting friends. Mrs Naowa Schnell visited at
Local readers note soldiers from Camp ZAnchury Taylor back home for visits to Ninas. Names such as Kasil Shaefer, Prack Micker, Frank Gunselmann, and Henry Bromim are mentioned as now at home, with others expected soon. A letter from Owen Dugan to Frank Thiemann updates his status as a regular.
Community notes from Charlotte describe individuals visiting, recovering, or returning home for the holidays. Mentions include mulé skinner preferring bar tending, Carl Troxler with measles at Camp Taylor, Magvery and Minnie Stetter returning to Louisville, and Alfred Bigham visiting from New Albany. Father Clement leads Mass with high musical detail and praise for the choir. County officials Math Hauser and H.H. Wasenour attend services, with Judith Horay arriving from Louisville to spend Christmas with family.
An old advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrhal deafness by cleansing mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for an uncured case. It attributes the cure to blood action and lists B J Cheney Company Toledo Ohio as the makers.
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