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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
5
Siberia weather noted as cold with residents like Hubert Loeglin and Bertha Jasper seen about the neighborhood this week. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tebben and dances attended by Matt Blume. sick list includes Frank Linetti’s daughter. Subscription expiry warnings urge prompt renewals to avoid dropped names.
Christ Michel and Milt Griffin were in Huntingburg one day last week. John Roach made a business trip to Jasper Thursday. Ruben Hohl was in Huntingburg Thursday. Frank Wetzel of Evansville was here on business Thursday. Mies Pearl Heller of Huntingburg visited her sister Mrs Will Kemp. Naomi Kemp spent the week with friends in Huntingburg. Mike Schwinghemmer attended business in Boonville Saturday. H A Hoffmann made a trip to Huntingburg Sunday. Selel and Mrs Lucy Sehnell of Yates Center Kansas visit Mr and Mrs Peter Sehnell. Ceerie Schulte on a business trip to Evansville Tuesday.
Mariah Hill notes Louis Gogel stayed several days in Evanaville at the start of the week. Aloys Yellig C M Renneissen and Marinus Hufnagel sail to Akron Ohio for employment. Mr and Mrs Ed Brenner welcomed a baby girl named Pauline.
Eyewitness Miss Oukestan describes 120000 starving Armenians in Alexandropol awaiting food, many women and children facing death from starvation. She credits relief efforts by Nest East Relief and Syrian Relief, noting daily meals in Erivan and a call for a billion-wide funds appeal.
American Boy Scouts aid rehabilitation of hundreds of Armenian refugees in Constantinople by forming scout troops inside Near East Relief orphanages. The trained youths, once hungry and compelled to steal, begin to value uniforms and school clothes, learning discipline and moral restoration.
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