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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1919

Page

14

Cases Tried Since Last Week in Dubois Circuit Court

The Dubois circuit court weekly docket lists numerous dispositions to begin the January term. Cases include venue changes for Alvah Bradshaw v Martha Lucas and Shirley McKinney v Martin Hims el, civil actions against Citizens Trust & Savings Bank and Philip J. Kankel, and multiple notes and foreclosure filings. Foreclosure for Citizens Trust, trial by court, awarded $6,955.85. cross claims resolved for $275.49 and $16.96. city street oiling $54.30. receivership for Philip J. Kunkel estate. Marriage license issued Frank Fresoo to Florence Brace. Real estate transfers show exchanges between Jasper and Ferdinand areas with varied sums.

Alvah Bradshaw Martha Lucas Crawford Circuit Peter Schnell Southern Railway Co Bomar Traylor Shirley McKinney Martin Himsel Pike Circuit Citizens Trust & Savings Bank Philip J. Kankel Henry Pfau Dubois County State Bank City of Jasper Horace M. Kean Philip J. Kunkel Tillie Kunkel Jennie P. Hocker Huntingburg John Burger Farmers & Merchants State Bank Simon Rich Herman Castrup Note

Doings of Our Soldier Boys

Ferdy Weyer returned home from Ft Wayne Rich last Saturday night after discharge. John Laake, once at Camp Cuater, was discharged and came home Monday night. Benedict Reutmann and Fidel Berg left military service and came home from Camp Custer Wednesday morning. William Altmann, from Vancouver Barracks Washington, was moved to Camp Taylor last Saturday and may be home soon. Joseph Remke moved from Camp McClellan Alabama to Camp Taylor last Saturday and is expected tonight.

Ferdy Weyer Ft. Wayne Rich John Laake Camp Cuater Benedict Reutmann Fidel Berg Camp Custer William Altmann Vancouver Barracks Wash Camp Taylor Joseph Remke Camp McClellan Ala

Church Announcements for February Week Schedule

Church notices list a week of names including Sebastian Schreiner Elizabeth Wassing John Pund Reno Bosler Henry Becgmann John Seng Peter Seng mother in law of Dr Metzger Philomena Gerber Henry Schuin St Agatha Germ Fire Ing Co Henry Laake and a Sunday note for the Congregation in honor of Xaver Schreiner.

Sebastian Schreiner Elizabeth Wassing John Pund Dr. Metzger St. Agatha, Germ Fire Ing, Co Henry Laake

Winter Coal Orders Promoted At Local Market

Coal promotions urge residents to order now before prices rise and roads worsen. Local traders Jos F Vaal and partners appeal for winter coal supply from St Meinrad Indiana. Ferdinand merchants Jos A Petera and John Bredhold visited the office bringing broom sales from Frank Petry. Mrs Anna Elmer travels to Louisville to visit her daughters and await her son’s discharge from a Philadelphia camp.

Jos F. Vaal St. Meinrad Ind Anna Elmer Loulaville Clem Gocke Fred Wetzel Philadelphia

Local residents visit town amid brief motions of travel

J A Grenlich of St Meinrad spent Tuesday night in town on his way home from Rockport where he served on the grand jury. Hugo H Schipp a farmer from near Huntingburg visited town last Thursday and called at the NEWS. John Hackmann, who stayed a few weeks here with relatives, returned to Mt Carmel Ill on Monday to work on a farm. Eugene Grundhoefer of Mariah Hill visited Tuesday and renewed his subscription to the NEWS.

J. A. Grenlich St. Meinrad Rockport Hugo H. Schipp Huntingburg John Hackmann Home Folke Mt. Carmel Ill Eugene Grundhoefer Mariah Hill DHE News

Interesting Notes on Planning a 1919 Garden

County agent advises readers to draw a yearly garden plan to calculate seed needs and orders. Emphasizes crop rotation, row planting, and grouping by harvest time with perennial placements, succession crops, and space for future sowings to maximize yield.

Married Man and Girl of Huntingburg Elope

John Souder superintendent of Huntingburg Furniture Co and Emma Smith a stainer eloped to Chicago. Souder forged a $581 check with a flat pocket book, was placed in Chicago on several charges, and Emma Smith was sent to a detention home. Souder is married with three children. Emma is Lawrence Smith's daughter from Huntingburg.

Huntingburg John Souder Huntingburg Furniture Co Emma Smith Chicago Souder Lawrence Smith

Notice to Farmers on Fertilizer Brand Sale

Notice informs farmers the Morris & Co Fertilizer and Digester Tankage brands, once sold by Jehn Hoffmann for twenty years, will be sold in the future by Gerhard Bolte and John Hullinden.

Morris & Co Jehn Hoffmann Gerhard Bolte John Hullinden John Hollinden

Winter vegetables save wood ashes for garden use

Do not discard wood ashes from fireplaces or cookstoves. Ashes supply potash and lime, aiding fertilization, soil texture, and sweetness. For every hundred pounds spread, about five pounds of potash is added. save ashes till spring, harrow in after harrowing. coal ash offers limited value on heavy clay soils. County Agricultural Agent H. Thompsonage notes benefits for root crops.

H. QO. Thompagne

Federal Board Vocational Education to train dis charged servicemen

The Federal Board for Vocational Education offers to train and place in industry any soldier or sailor discharged from U S military or naval service who is compensable under the Bureau of War Risk Insurance The 7th District covers Ohio Indiana and Kentucky with offices at 906 Mercantile Library Building Cincinnati At the Indiana Tuberculosis Association meeting January 30 and 31 at the Claypool Hotel Indianapolis Mr Lotis Herbst of the Cincinnati school will speak January 31 on reintegration into civilian life The discussion will draw delegates from across the state across the conference schedule

Federal Board For Vocational Education Naval Service United States Bureau of War Risk Insurance Ohio Indiana Kentucky Mercantile Library Building Cincinnati Indiana Tuberculosis Association Claypool Indianapolis Lotis Herbst Cincinnnati School Federal Board

Courier Subscriptions at Present Rates Before Rate Increase

Evansville Courier announces price rises for the Daily on February 1 to zero. Readers can subscribe now at 5.00. The office offers up to February 15 for 6.00 yearly for Courier and Ferdinand News. Submissions encouraged by phone, letter, or in person.

Evansville Courier Ferdinand News

Beckmann and Sauer Receive Child Puppets Order

J. H. Beckmann and Sauer received an order for two carloads of children’s rockers. They have begun preparation and expect delivery soon.

J. H. Beckmann & Sauer

Armenian and Syrian Relief drive begins in Indiana

The Armenian and Syrian Relief campaign starts January 25 in Ferdinand township with a $200 quota. Local chairman John Bartley led a meeting at Senninger's hall outlining the effort and solicitors will call. Sergeant Raymond Worten, the first Ferdinand veteran home from overseas, spoke on his experiences to encourage donations.

Indiana Ferdinand

Veteran Beckmann Pushes for Soldier Markers

J. H W Beckmann, Civil War veteran, urges the War Department to place grave markers for soldiers of the last great war. He has received a favorable reply, but markers may take a few months to be sent.

J. H W. Beckmann War Department

Farm Implements and Livestock Auction Planned

Frank Ebenkamp sells Gobel Branch farm to John Brockmann of Siberia and plans moving to Campus Ill. A public sale of farming implements livestock and household furniture is set for Monday Feb 10 with Louis Schlachter as auctioneer.

Frank Ebenkamp Gobel John Brockmann Siberia Campus Ill Frank H. Louis Schlachter

Students resume at St Meinrad after flu break

Bertram Kuntz and Karl Knapp returned to St Meinrad Tuesday to resume studies at the college after a vacation due to the influenza epidemic. It is reported there were 76 flu cases at the Monastery early this week, now under control.

Bertram Kuntz Karl Knapp St. Meinrad

Morris & Co Fertilizer Rows In Market Ad

Notice states Morris & Co offers superior fertilizer not matched by current market products. Sold by Gerhard Bolte and John Hollinden.

Hattie Migses and Amanda Mueller Host Socials

Hattie Migses and Amanda Mueller entertained numerous friends last Sunday night and on Monday night Amanda hosted the Thalians gathering still in social circles of the community.

Migses Hattie Amanda Mueller Thalians

Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Weyer

Mr and Mrs Frank Weyer welcomed a baby boy into their home on Tuesday night. Congratulations accompany the family in this joyful announcement.

Baby listed at Giehlhausen home after stork visit

A baby boy arrived Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Giehlhausen. Neighbors offered congratulations as the family welcomed their newborn.

Stork Richard Giehlhausen

Local Paper Highlights Electris Light & Power Wiring

Town booster notes Electris Light & Power completed home wiring project at Extures Jobb Haseforther's residence. Gerhard Hackman invested in Madison Hoven ng va to support local facilities.

Electris Light & Power Haseforther’a Gerhard Hackman Boughs Madison Hoven Ng

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Dubois Farmers State Bank Va B. F. Shaver Canning Go George Seubold Oscar Dorsch Frank Fresoo Florence Brace Andrew Bosginn John H. Kerstians John H. Kerstiens Andrew Boeg- UN Jos. G. Brendel Heirs Brendel & Patherg, Pt Geo. Hemmerlein Jacob Hemmerlein Flossie Hall NWS Reno Bosler Henry Becgmann John and Peter Seng Hon Philomena Gerber Henry Schuin Xaver Schreiner Jos. A. Petera John Bredhold Frank Petry Germany Oval Frank Weyer
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