Neighborhood News Highlights Local Social Pulse
John Dilger delivered flour to Ferdinand on Tuesday. The Lampert family from St. Meinrad visited relatives here. Jochim family left for Evansville to visit kin. Theresa Thoma returned from Evansville. Yellig and Brenner attended a Fulda dance. Trustee Ender and Dr Maslowsky attended the Dale Democratic convention. Hartz brothers of Owensboro are visiting family. A Hollanders Hall dance drew a good crowd in fine weather. Farmers at Kennedy Station shipped oats. last year’s crop failed by 2 percent. Kern of Santa Claus ordered the shipment. Albert Wirthwein hosted a mother’s new home event with a quilting party by sister Maggie. Fred Greulich resigned as mail carrier. Charles Hopkins succeeded him.
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Kennedy Sta
Kern
Santa Claus
St Anthony Community Notes and Local Death
St Anthony notes report a winter snap, a February wedding of Christina Fleck and Frank Buechler with witnesses Anna Buechler and Basil Fleck, and a funeral for Hugo Demuth after a three month illness. Hugo Demuth, born July 19, 1888, left four brothers and one sister, with many friends paying respects at a Catholic cemetery service led by Rev. Father Clement. The column lists distant attendees from Louisville, Jasper, Huntingburg, Ferdinand, Mariah Hill, Siberia, Schnellville, and Rockport, plus local updates on Rev. Pastor Mehl and Bretzville church plans.
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Father Clement
Christina Fleck
Frank Buechler
Anna Buechler
Basil Fleck
Hugo Demuth
Michael Demuth
Edward
Theodore
Joseph
Minnie
Louisville
Robert
Memphis
Tenn
St. Anthony
Ed Demuth
Jos. A. Demuth
Jos. F. Widmer
Theo. Demuth
Sasper
George Kemp
Florian Gutzweiler
Frank Kunkler
Clara ‘Hollman
Chas. Troxler
Henry Lichte
John Ambs
Rob, Beichler
Mat Hauser
Hd Gutgsell
Huntingburg
Andy Hoefling
Valentine Haag
Athony Reuber
Ferdinand
Ferdinand Demuth
Jos. Schlachter
Mariah Iil
John, Demuth
Ben ‘Seger
Siberia
Frank’ ‘Schlachter Borgs Gude
Schnellville
Will
Morie
St Henry Notes Mention Assessor Candidates and Local Tales
St Henry reports three candidates for assessor Martin Feller Henry Lindauer and John Heil ers relation to Briggita Buelels deceased estate. local events include Charlie Braunecker campaigning for road supervisor and a christening. Also notes about sick residents recovering, a trip to Jasper for Democratic meetings, a Christmas visit, and a humorous account of two opossum hunters entangled in barbed wire with mistaken shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Feller
Henry Lindauer
John Heilers
Local News in St Meinrad Short Update
Fine weather continues in St Meinrad. Dr. N A James departed Tuesday. Bartender John Ballis has been ill. Henry Chewning of Adyeville moved to town last week. Mrs. Albert Schnellenberger visited Adyeville Tuesday. News is scarce so Sunshine is circulated.
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Henry Chewning
Adyeville
Crooked Creek Valley Social Edges and Visits
Mr and Mrs John Hartz and son Gust spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John F Ponc h playing euchre drinking wine and eating popcorn Mrs John Hart returned from a week with sisters in Louisville Bolte Co log and lumber work in Sitmanns woods Henry and Gerhard Bolte and George Nord of Ferdinand stayed Wednesday night with John F Pund Linus Spayd was a bustling burg last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hartz
Gust
John FP. Ponch
Henry
Gerhard Bolte
George Nord
Ferdinand
John F. Pund
Johnsburg Moves and Visits Report Local Homemaker Notes
Mr and Mrs Joe Grabber returned from Ulindin Ala visiting the former brother Ben Grabber. Mr and Mrs Clifford Kemp and son left for Wadsworth Ala to make their future home. J G Gehthausen and J B Lubbers were in Jasper on business Monday. Mrs Naoma Schnell visited Huntingburg last Thursday. Mr and Mrs H A Hoffmann and son of Dale spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Henley Hoffmann. Miss Clara Braunecker and Augusta Kunkler left for Evansville Monday. John Schwinghammer, ill with kidney trouble, is improving. Miss Clara Braunecker and Alla Edele left for Owensboro Friday.
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Joe Grabber
Ulindin, Ala
I Ben Grabber
Clifford Kemp and
Wadsworth
Ala
H. A. Hoffmann and Son
Dale
Mrs. Henley Hoffmann
Jess Michel Returns from St Louis Visit to Brother
Local note reports Jess Michel returned home from St Louis where he had been visiting his brother.
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Jess Michel
St. Louis
Priday
Local residents active in town visits this week
Jasper and Huntingburg residents were seen around town Sunday through Tuesday. Notables included Leo H. Fisher seeking votes for the 47th Judicial District, Ford Motor Co. representative Ben Demott, and travelers Joe Klee Joe Kordes Peter Neukam Joe Stein Maggie Heidelbeck John R Edwards Milton George Hoffman.
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Leo HW. Fisher
Rural Route Folks Share a Village Social Night
Rural Route residents Paul and Robert Altmeyer Raymond and Leo Olinger Robert Schum Leo Wilmers Leonhard Seger and Misses Josephine Susie Olinger Amelia Spayd Anna Wilmers gathered at John Nord’s home for a pleasant Sunday evening. A box supper at Sec liner House No 12 attracted a good crowd. Paul Altmeyer celebrated an 80th birthday with a surprise last Friday night.
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Paul
Robert Altmeyer
Raymond
Leo Olinger
Robert Schum
Leo Wilmers
Leonhard Seger
Josephine
Susie Olinger
Amelia Spayd
Anna Wilmers
John Nord
Worms Cause of Your Child's Pains and Worm Killer
An old advertisement claims worm infestation causes feverishness thirst and cramps in children. Kickapoo Worm Killer is promoted as a remedy with a laxative effect believed to remove worms and parasites, available through druggists or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
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Kickapoo Indian Med. Co
Phila
St. Louis
Adv
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad From Early 1900s
A vintage testimonial style notice offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh cure not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials, price seven dollars per bottle, and mentions the National Bank of Commerce as a guarantor.
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Cheney & Co. Talado
FL J. Cheney
National Bank of Commerce
Raedo
O. Halls Cataryh Cave
Yake Halls Family Pilla
Ferdinand liquor license application seeks sale in town
A resident of Ferdinand requests a liquor license for one year to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors in a 20 by 30 foot room on Beekmann's addition. The application, filed with Dubois County Board of Commissioners, cites Ohio Street frontage and a luncheon and confection business in the same premises.
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Ferdinand
Board of Commispease
Dubois County
Tidiana
Spiritvonus
Beekmann
Towit
Ohio Street
Ferdinand Township
Sam Hot
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice in Dubois County Indiana
Ferdinand township trustee will attend to township business at the home of Mary Lindenschmieder on the first Saturday each month and other Saturdays at his own home. Persons with business to transact are asked to present it on that day of the week. Hayry Bl. Dall, Trustee.
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Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Ind
Hia
Mary Lindenschmideé
Hayry BL. Dall
Pordinand
An Ideal Woman's Laxative Advertisement
An old newspaper ad touts De. King's New Life laxative as a gentle natural remedy for bowel troubles. It promises stomach and liver stimulation, bowel regulation, and system toning, claiming availability at druggists with H. EB Bucklen Co. in Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
Ady
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood News
Mariah Hill
John Dilger
Conrad Lampert
St. Meinrad
Paul Jochim
Alice
Evansville
Theresa Thoma
Jess Yellig
John Brenner, Jr
Fulda
Paul Ender
A. J. Maslowsky
Frank and
Rupert Hartz
Owensboro, Ky
Hollander
Albert Wirthwein
Maggie
Fred Greulich
Charles Hopkins
Lincoln City
H. C Hasenour
Central Committee
Jasper
Robert Joseph
Louis Schaffer, Jr
Pastor Mehl
Bretzville
Philip Bretz
M. C. Limp
Lizzie Ellis
Eagle Eye
Albert Kuper
Glennonville
Wriday
Henry Hoffman
Joe Hoffman
Leo Kuper
H. A. Hoffman
Nick Hohl
Cannelton
Jochum
Lady Smith
ST. Henry
Briggita Buelel
John Schwinghammer
John Braunecker
L. Jochum
Geo. Jochum
Mike Seidl
Martin ‘Schwinghammer
Owensboro
Spencer Co
Dr. N. A. James
John Ballis
Albert Schnellenberger
Crooked Creek Valley
John Harts
Linus Spayd
Johnsburg
J G. Gehthausen
J. B . Lubbers
Naoma Schnell
Clara
Augusta Kunkler
Clara Braunecker
Alla Edele
Dusois
Joe Klee
Joe Kordes
Ben Demott
Ford Automobile Co
Joe Stein
Celestine
Peter Neukam
Haysville
Joe Heidelbeck
John R. Edwards
Milton of
George Hoffman
Secliner House No. 12
Paul Altmeyer
DR. Metzger
MAZDA
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
M. F. Bomelaski
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Micitarl Uvebelhor
Addrena
W. B. Nichols
Goffety. Quinsy
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