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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
7
Gossip from local visitors and gatherings
A series of short notes lists visitors and relatives visiting from Evansville Akron Huntingburg Granite City St Louis and Ferdinand. Names include Mrs Wm Meiring Robt Becher Elia Lomax Mayme Hollander Regina Neu Mary Neu Irma Bettag and others visiting family and friends over the past week.
Local notices from Siberia reflect heat and health concerns
In Siberia the hot spell continues with several residents noted as ill or improving. The column reports routine trips, a minor accident with toes severed by a scythe, church events, family visits, and a July Fourth picnic at Hollander's park. Community updates include weddings, vacations, and local improvements to the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollander’s Park
Local visitors and residents noted in Bretsville
Mr and Mrs Bill Moenkhaus of Urbana Illinois visited here and left for home Wednesday. Cheater Clauder of Evansville Jr visiting his uncle for the jumpier months. Mrs John Limp Jr and child visiting this week at the guest of David Aball. Mrs Philip Parten in Huntingburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Moenkhaus
Urbana
Lil
Cheater Clauder
Evansville Jr
Mra
John Limp Jr
David Aball
Schatz and Rupprecht Visit Evansville Kin
Mr and Mrs William Schatz and Andy Rupprecht of Evansville visited relatives here for a few days last week. Mrs Od Scab Oulltenon was sick and unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aug, Dick
John
Evansville
Mra
William Schatz
Andy
Rupprecht
Evans Villa
Local Social Notes From Ferdinand and Louisville Forge Quiet Weekend
Mariah Hill Mrs Mike Morati and son Russell returned to Louisville after a pleasant stay with family. Miss Rose Handschiegl arrived home from Cincinnati. Misa Augusta Peters of Ferdinand visits Mr and Mrs Otto Syayd. Thomas Lehnen of Evansville spent a few hours in town last Saturday. Mr and Mrs R M Wagner and children with Miss Josephine Bockting visited friends in Ferdinand Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Goetz
Louisville
Clara Haller
Evanarville
Frank Arnold
Mariah Hill
Mike Morati
Son
Russell
Misa Augusta Peters
Ferdinand
Otto Syayd
Thomas Lehnen
Evansville
R. M. Wagner
Josephine Bockting
Notice to Farmers Seek Livestock Buyers
Notice to farmers seeking top market prices for all live stock to sell. CGR, Schuler offer best value based on stock quality and CGR standards. Also claims backache signals liver or kidney issues.
Couple Drives to Rockport for Weekend Business
Mr and Mrs Andy Gogel motored to Rockport last Saturday on business. The St Aloys Young Men s Society celebrated their patron feast last Sunday with Father Lawrence of St Meinrad in charge. Joe Gasser and family of Tell City visited the former s mother Sunday. Miss Emma Arnold was surprised Sunday night by friends for her birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Mens Society of St. Benedict
George Collignon
Star Band
Andy Gogel
Rockport
St.’ Aloys Young Men’s Society
Lawrence Fot
St. Meinrad
Joe Gasser
Tell City
Emma Arnold
Inside bath by hot water and limestone phosphate fad
Health column promotes drinking real hot water each morning with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal bathing cleanses waste from the prior day and prevents headaches bad breath and other ailments.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Darker Hair
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair darkener. Dampen a sponge and apply thin strands to conceal gray hair with a natural looking, glossy result by morning. It claims no medicine, just cosmetic effect and youth enhancing appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Ely's Cream Balm for quick relief of catarrh
An old advertisement promises fast relief from head cold and catarrh by applying a small amount of Ely's Cream Balm into the nostrils. It claims to clear air passages, reduce headache and nasal discharge, and restore easy breathing within moments.
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Beckmann State Bank
Wm. Meiring
Robert
Ed Haug
Akron, CO
John Mullis
Robt. Becher
Ralph
Rank Ruxer
Schoellville
Claud Lomax
Elia Lomax
Leo Kost
St. Louis
Jos. Greasinger
Kathryn Hollander
Mayme
Huntingburg
George Becher
Robi Widmer
Jake Buxer
May Tillman
Anton Mehling
Regina
Mary Neu
Theresia Verne
St Anthony
Clara
Reynold
Lillian
Julius Partenheimer
Joe
Siberia
Joseph
Ernst
Valentin Bonifer
Louis Kessens
George Boeglin
Anna
Albert
Troy
Cannelton
Henry Tebben
William Tewpel
Willie
Frank Tempel
Gerhard Gehlhausen
Mr. Gehlhausen
Sunlight
Katie Imorde
Leo Birchler
Anna Birchler
Lucia
New Boston
August Holtzmann
Frank Epple
Evanston
Mary Elling Thompson
Leona Stengell
Owensboro
Mary Collignon
Messrs Linney and
Gerth of
Philip Parten
Ae Huntingburg
Fulda
Miss Rose Handschiegl
Cincinnati
CGR
Schuler
Petson Pump Company
Electric Light & Power Co., OF
Ferdinand, Ind
E. E. Metzger
Stolus
Rodle Soak Ratamab Lee
CTIAS
C. Stoll
Rofone Warren
Tron
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
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