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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
5
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Fulda and surrounding names attend dances and visits. Mrs Margaret Kimbel joins Katie Wagner from Louisville for a stay. Mail service changes between Fulda and Santa Claus take effect July 1 1812 affecting box delivery on the Poonville road. Joe Weaver reopens Santa Claus Creamery with George Waldhier at Hull. J T Dyke orders flour. Dilger delivers. Lena Schue visits Tel City.
The text notes farmers busy with harvest tasks and several residents visiting relatives and returning home. Jacob Buxer travels to St Crox to set up binders and mowers. Paul Fischer returns from Louisville for the Fourth. Local residents Hollander, Schnellenberger, Lena Wiedemehr, and Mathias Olinger are listed as visiting or returning home.
A nice crowd gathered at the home of Miss Bertha and Mr Basil George Schaefer on Sunday. The afternoon featured games and music with guests Susa Wrinkler Celia Wrinkler Tillie Limp Christina Limp Katie Bretz Frances Horny Frances Schaef er Louis Limp Phil Trotter Gust Horny John Kunkler Leo Kunkler and Hubert Sternberg enjoying a joyful social gathering.
Maria h Hill Mrs Geo Uhl and Roy Yellig of Louisville arrive for a week with home folks. Miss Verona Nord returns from Louisville. Rev Maurice Wagner visits Hun tingburg. Miss Tina Balbach returns from Louisville. Miss Mayme Heidelbech goes to Dale for an extended stay. Jos Balbach of yrroy visits family. Raymond Hampich of Louisville arrives last week.
A fine rain fell Tuesday in Dubois. Visitors and locals noted include A J Wineinger of Cuzco in town Sunday, Miss Lizzie Lindenschmidt of Ferdinand visiting her brother Tony, John Kness and Mart Rell at Winslow on business, Robt Nordhoff at Jasper on business, M Rell of Evansville in town Wednesday, John Hasenour of Elsworth in town Monday, and Dave Harder of Princeton in town for a few days.
Farmers cut wheat as townsfolk visit relatives and guests arrive from Huntingburg Ferdinand and St Anthony. Mrs Vale Limp and two children from Huntingburg stay with relatives while Ed Lehumaker of St Marks visits here. Hugo Demuth travels through town on weekend return from Huntingburg. Basil Schaefer and Gust Horny visit with their best girls.
Premier corkerot the South highlights the Western North Carolina mountains as top scenic destinations. It lists Asheville, Waynesville, Balsam, Hot Springs, Black Mountain, Hendersonville, Lake Toxaway, Brevard and more with illustrated booklets and hotel information available via Southern Railway agents.
A survey notes many writers choose homes far from London. Barrie uses Kirrlemuir, Hardy and Gueller-Couch stay in their regions, Calne watches Man from windows, while Conrad and Jacobs reside in Kent and Essex. Bennett writes Five Towns from Fontainebleau, exiled from home.
In Flemington on November 2 Miss Catherine Streslin a Grove public school teacher near Sutton was saved from drowning in the Raritan river by pupil Mary Everitt daughter of Alfred Everitt of Rauwhand. Miss Everitt dived into the water reached the teacher as she tipped backward and brought her to shore.
In Lawrenceburg Indiana a sparrow mother bird, excited, attacked six year old W Eldman Morton as he stood under a building eave. The bird struck Morton on the head, he lost balance and fell fifty feet to cement, breaking a left arm and spraining a right ankle. Spectators watched the strange incident.
In Lodi New Jersey Chief of Police reports a burglar climbed a ladder to a bedroom window at Robert Koesch residence. He fired his revolver striking Blue Bell a sleeping goat owned by James R. Martine in the yard.
Local items report Sprauer's Studio opening next Sumday in Ferdinand. Anton Vonbekern painted roof. John and Joe Gerber adjusted town clock dials this week. John Hohinden received bricks for a new residence. Mrs. Clem A Kouser remains ill. Several will take examinations for past master on the loch. Pol Schineteki bought two acres near Teawn from Weyer, Bolte farm. Dewberry picking noted. blackberries look poor. The New Tolbea Patterte features latest styles. Henry Beckmann & Sons advertise. FE Kilian, dentist, will be at Ferdinand July 7. all work guaranteed. Miss Bertha Rickelmann selling ribbon trims at reduced prices to clear stock for next sale.
The notice notes a bar load of salt from Heurs Beekmane and Sons and mentions farmers harvesting wheat. It references Dr P Meteger at the Convent next week performing dental work with hours Monday through Friday, and evening appointments available from Saturday, though some wording is unclear.
Farmers receive pond salt supplies again. Mr and Mrs Paul Sehinetaki welcomed a baby girl born about 260 weeks ago. John and Charles Bartley prepare Sondermann store for a new business next week. Jense Dimond Co. continues old stock invoicing before a full stock removal. Ben Wilmers family enjoyed a Sunday surprise with Emma and Roda Brockmann providing music. Guests included John Brockmann John Bombolaski Adam Blum Henry Brockmann Lena Brockmann John Beetx and Joe Leinenbach Jr. Gerhard Rolte and family visited the Ebenkamp home for a dew berry outing with talk of large berries.
Three cows and a three room brick house with two frontage acres bearing fruit vines and grapes available now. Inquire at The Line Ferdinand Ind for details and terms. Call Mike Altmann St SMTelnrad Ind A Borgen.
A testimonial from William J. Loughran of Philadelphia claims Dr Miles Restorative Nervine cured over three years of nervous prostration. The ad lists headaches dizziness epilepsy and insanity as nervous disorders and touts Nervine as soothing nerves and generating nerve force. It notes a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails and cites Miles Medical Co. of Indianapolis.
The Dubois County Telephone Company promotes first class local service to any point in the county and provides long distance connections and services in all directions.
Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. swears to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Statement sworn December 6, 1886, before Notary A. W. Gleason. Company advertises internal remedy and testimonials. Sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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