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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
4
The document lists capital stock paid in 25000.00 with surplus 12500.00 and undivided profits 403.60. It shows demand deposits 95322.66, time certificates 194159.94, savings deposits 671.11, and exchange discounts and interest 6009.99. Other items include due to banks none, bills payable none, notes rediscounted none, and total liabilities 334067.30.
Rain continues as residents attend services and make short trips. Henry Gogrel and John M Arehart were seen in Adyeville and nearby towns. Cecelia Jasper and Lovie Gehlhausen hosted weekend visitors. several Arehart siblings visited St Meinrad. Baby dies at home of Mr and Mrs Hasenour Jr with sympathy sent. others travel to Evansville Jasper Birdseye Uniontown.
Miss Frances Hochgesang returns from Louisville to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Joseph P Hochgesang. Mrs Mary Harping and daughter Anna of Louisville visited relatives in town this week. Henry Hentrup of Dubois was in town Thursday. Mr and Mrs Walter Horny and children of St Louis are visiting.
Jos Rupprecht is seriously ill after a stroke of paralysis. John Jr and Joe Weaver were in Stockport on business last Saturday. Hubert Lindauer visited from Louisville for a week. Misses Antonia and Hilda Zoglmann from Evansville visited relatives. Leo Bumm of Ferdinand stayed with George Pfeiffer after breaking his leg weeks ago. Crops look good despite heavy rains. threshing is slow. Local youths gathered at Leo Birchter’s Sunday. attendees included Hilda and Lorena Schaffer Verena Wirthwein the Birchter daughters Alberta and Colletta John Andy Alvin Elmer Weaver Robert Wirthwein Otto Sehaffer Ramy.
Emil Sollignon Johnny Goetz Rupprecht and Otto Collignon with Mariah Hill are mentioned. Erdena Baur of Owensboro visits relatives here. Jos Sermersheim and family from Louisville guest here. Mike Hufnagel family attend a funeral in Huntingburg. P T Acy and Will Lattis with families visit Killian Nord and relatives. Martha and Isabel Schue from Evansville stay briefly. Esther Genter of Evansville vacations with Jos Thoma's grandmother. Anton Lehr returns home after his father J A Lehr dies. Paul Lehr C D Morgan and Russ Hatcher from Louisville attend the Lehr funeral. Mrs Otto Spayd of Louisville visits here this week.
June additions to the NEWS long subscription list include Fred Harlander Rome KY Kate Yellig Parma MO Henry Humbert Dubois IN W E Dunn Cincinnati OH F M Striegel Louisville KY Courier Evansville IN Mrs Gee Hedinger Ferdinand Also note that Cora and Earl Daunhauer returned from Louisville last Saturday and Mrs Charles Muth Evansville is visiting the Mathias Olinger family.
An elderly woman hosts a picnic and chats with children on her grounds. Dickie, a golden haired boy, yells that a frog under him is the problem, prompting a tense moment before both sides reach a quiet accord.
In a crowded cinema the couple sits in the half light watching The Queen and the Duke. They praise the drama and the faux romance while gripping hands and sharing flirtatious banter about power and beauty.
The London Times Weekly reports a months long motoring expedition from Adelaide to Darwin and back through Queensland New South Wales and Victoria covering about 8000 miles. Lead financier Mr McCallum, a state legislator, will report to the federal government on interior settlement and a transcontinental line. Captain White the ornithologist will collect birds for the Australian checklist due in October.
Burmese lore recounts heavenly beings descending to earth and becoming mortal through a tale of Thalesan rice. Chins narrate a Babel story linking hill clans to a deluge. Kachins tell of a bridge passage to the afterlife. Many similar folk myths point to an ancient shared heritage.
A new desk clock with a brass front features a central clock and a dial listing major cities. By aligning the dial to New York time, users read the current hour for San Francisco London Paris Petrograd Rio de Janeiro Tokyo and others, with a shaded night portion for quick reading.
Col. R. J. Stordy, once chief veterinary surgeon for British forces in the war, breeds sheep and cattle on southern Peru's pampas under government and private Peruvian corporation auspices. He views the work as exploratory and believes the region may become a world class grazing area through selective breeding of native wool animals like vicuna and guanaco.
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