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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
12
Numerous locals and guests from Indianapolis Evansville Louisville Tell City Ferdinand Huntingburg Mackey and St Anthony mingle during the 4th of July visits and short trips. Cars and ponies purchases tease regional chatter as families attend dances picnics and church events.
Mrs Kathryn Schum and daughter Hilda of Jasper visited relatives here Sunday. Miss B Yellig and Mrs C Walters and son Kenneth of E St Louis arrived for an extended stay. Alvin Klusmeier of Louisville is guest of grandmother Elizabeth Wolf this week. John Daunhauer Jr and family spent Sunday with Ferdinand relatives. Philip Ender of Louisville visited at home. Miss Rose Bockting left for Louisville for extended stay. Irene Spayd and Lena Ender with brothers Philip and others stopped in Ferdinand.
John Sternberg transacted business in Louisville early this week. Be Lidity and wife of Jasper are mentioned near the 4th. the text notes a violent event but details are unclear. No further specifics are provided.
Fulda report notes large crowds for the July 4 picnic with two bands providing music. Attendees include Mr and Mrs John Rupprecht Evansville Mrs Albert Pfau Owensboro Misses Frances and Paulin Keelin Owensboro Mrs Wm Hildenbrand Frank Kauffeld John Kappner Miss Anna Miller Rockport Miss Bertha Waninger Cincinnati. Several locals visit relatives in Chicago and Louisville trips are planned for Miss Mary Greulich and Miss Katie Greulich. Young Men Society St Benedict to host annual patron feast next Sunday.
Farmers are busy making hay. Mr and Mrs John F Schurtz attended Huntingburg Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jacob Bretz and Miss Edna Mockhaus spent Friday at St Marks as guests at Mrs Ed Schupagher’s daughter. Miss Bartha Bretz returned.
Miss Cecelia Kluemper of Jasper spent Thursday at uncle Ben Humbert's home. Maggie and Nora Goodman visited near Jasper with Mrs. Andrew Fehribach. Willie Heeke of Louisville and Miss Lizzie Neuhauser of Schnellville joined friends here. Lawrence Crosmer returned from Floyd Knobs to spend the 4th. John G. Fischer and son Joseph of Jasper visited his brother George. Mary Junge visited Jasper to see her sick brother Casper, who had moved from New Albany. Families from Louisville Dubois French Lick and Dubois enjoyed a Sunday drive and social visits at Raven Rock Sunday evening.
A brief note states Mrs Mary Hicher is very low at this writing and not expected to live until this reaches the press.
Town visits and business in Dubois and Celestine include Stein Bros of Celestine repairing a threshing engine at Dubois Machine Works and Newton Stuart resident Charles Denbo receiving an engine. Family news mentions the stork visiting Frank and Mrs. Mathers. Also includes a classic Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertisement with Frank J. Cheney & Co. pledge.
A Evansville reader describes sinking spells with cold extremities and breathing difficulty that abated after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The testimonial asserts lasting heart trouble relief within weeks and notes nationwide letters praising the remedy. The ad claims nationwide druggist availability and a money back guarantee.
A Delvalte Texas reader reports Bucklen’s Arnica Salve saved her little girl's cut feet after a burn or wound. The ad promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the world’s best salve and lists 350 as price.
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