Mary Ofer and kin visit. parish duties noted
Mrs. Mary Ofer returns from Jeffersonville with granddaughter Mary Heckel visiting relatives here. Father Cyril leads St Meinrad parish during Father Andrew's recreation. Mrs. M Moran of Louisville visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lehr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ofer
Jffersonville
Mary Heckel
Ed Spayd
Louisville
Cyril
St. Meinrad
Father Andrew
M. Moran
J. A. Lehr
Walter Leather and Child
Indianapolis
Henry Burgdorf
Harms take recreation trip to Owensboro and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harm spent a week in Owensboro with relatives. Mrs. Ed Weaver visits Ferdinand relatives while a light rain benefits crops. Planes have been passing over the area. Harrison township exempted men met locally last Wednesday. next gathering set for the first Wednesday in August at St. Meinrad. Paul Schaffer aided his brothers at Rock Park last week in wheat breading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harm
Owensboro
Harrison Township
St. Meinrad the Hirst
Paul Schaffer
Rock Park
Rain Delays and Local Movements in Siberia District
Rain fell Sunday and Monday aiding crops near Siberia. Leo Gundle left for Iowa. Benny Schafer visits Virgil Jasper on Sundays. A Red Cross meeting occurred in Siberia. Joseph Fritz’s sick boy shows slow improvement. George Boeglin bought a self playing piano. Andrew Boeglin sold his Siberia farm to Jacob Kunkle of Jasper. Loreina Uebelher stays with her aunt for a few weeks. William Elmer and sister Auretts visited Arebart’s home Thursday. Elisabeth Blume spent time there as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Boeglin
Siberia
Jacob Kunkle
Jasper
Fourth of July Celebrations and Local Visits at Jasper
Ferdinand News reports residents and guests joining the Jasper Fourth of July celebration with families including Hohl Joch Jochem Schwinghammer and Neumann. Visitors from Huntingburg Indianapolis Dale and Louisville were noted with local trips to Owensboro and Daff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
John
Leo Jochem
Robert
Frank
Albert Hohl
Will
Mike Schwinghammer
Martina Schwinghammer
Maggie Jochem
Tillie Edele
Tillie
Rosa
Emma
Clara Hohl
Rosa Buening
Jasper
Grandma Rever Darkens Hair with Sage Tea and Sulphur
An old remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur lighten the hair evenly resulting in gray disguise. The preparation is described as simple and effective for concealing gray roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Rever
Turk Fights With Fists In Gallipoli Duel
An English officer and a Turkish officer faced off unarmed in a ten minute boxing style duel. When the Turk realized his foe had no weapon he discarded his pistol, and the pair dueled until exhaustion. They finally paused, shook hands, and returned to their lines as ships fired in the Gulf of Saros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipoli
Gulf of
Saros
Old men in war and letters outlast the years
The piece touts veteran figures who defy age limits in war and literature. It cites Clemenceau, Joffre, Lloyd George, and Woodrow Wilson as active seniors, contrasts the Osler method, and recalls Cato, Chaucer, Goethe, Simonides, Sophocles, and Theophrastus proving age does not end achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
France
Joffre
The
Marne
Lloyd George
Woodrow Wilson
Spokane Spokesman Review
Cato
Chaucer
Goethe
Faust
Simonides
Sophocles
Oedipus
Theophrastus
Spy Systems Originated by DArgenson and Stieber
The Marquis D Argenson, Venetian native and head of Paris police since 1637, organized a municipal secret agency and a foreign espionage system. Carl Stieber adopted D Argenson's model to build the Prussian spy apparatus sending thousands into Austria and France before wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis D'Argenson
Venice
France
D'Argenson
Paris
Carl Stieber
Austria
Conversation at Howells reception in Miami sparks wealth joke
A young author told William Dean Howells that a man named Asterbilt asked for his autograph. Howells replies that he never understands why people admire millionaires, noting they always make others pay at lunch. The author laughs and quips that’s how they become millionaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dean Howells
Miami
Asterbilt
Mr. Howells
Up in the Air. Paris Air Raid Echoes Optimist Corp
Corporal in a regiment visits Paris during an air raid and says the air keeps you looking up amid the Taubes. Car toons Magazine notes his upbeat remark as observers witness the wartime scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Taubes
Cartoons Magazine
Cleaning the Money and the Federal Reserve Plan
A fragmentary item suggests a "money laundry" concept linked to conservation policy at the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank. The text is garbled but hints at funds or figures connected to cleansing money processes and reform measures in a federal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
the Times
Meeke
Federal Ik
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Henry Beckmann
J. A. Sondermann
R. J. Beckmann
J. Beckmann
Acs’t Cashier
Beckmann State Bank
Ferdinand
Indiana
U. S
Total
Banks and Trust Co
State of
Dubois
Mathias Olinger
Gossip
Mariah Hill
Otto Spayd
Henry Brouim
Alvin Klusmeyer
Lucile
Lilian Sheffield
E. Wolf
Frank Lehnen
Chicago
Haug Bros
Schwoeppe Brothers
John Buening
Elmer Leathco
Teddy
George Jochum’s
Fulda
Ed Weaver
ST. Henry
Leo Gundle
Iowa
Benny Schafer
Virgil Jasper
Red Cross
Joseph Fritz
George Boeglin
William Elmer
Sister Auretts
Pba
Arebart
Elisabeth Blume
Johnsburg
Josie Heilers
Brother
Boonville
Carl Neumann
Elsie of
Huntingburg
H. A. Hoffman
Clarence
Fred Bockstahler
Peter Schnell
Jos. Barth
Theresia Haug
Dale
Mike Haug
KE. R. Cutler
Chrisney
Admer Medcalf
Dora Haug
Peter Jochem
Mike and
Nick Hang
John Kemp
Mike Hohl
J. G. Henry
Turk
Hong
Tam
Coldier-Son
William Herschel
Electric Light & Power CO
Ferdinand, Ind
E. E. Metzger
E. E. Metager
G.P. Shea
Palmer
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Bernard Knust
Josephine Laeken
Toeaday
Benedict Johannemann
Laeken
Bolte
Ben Woebkenbarg
Gertrude Stallmann
Mary A. Hedinger
John Hoffmann
Henry Elmer
Amatue
Mary Woorter
Herb K ¥Eremann
Fianday
Bory
Ante Ested
Tegme Brown Brothers Company
Conventel Nevseres Rochetea
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