Spring oats harvest and local happenings in Fulda
Mrs Math Miller of St Wen del visits her mother this week. Spring oats harvest is light due to dryness. A large winter oats sowing is planned for fall. Wirthwein Brothers reported 83 turtles caught at Crooked Creek weighing up to 15 lbs. A big storm and rain refreshed crops. Wirthwein bridge, a concrete steel span by Abbot Concrete Co, is complete and open.
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Math Miller
St. Wendel
Wirthwein
Crooked Creek
Abbot Concrete Co
Chrisney
Ferninand and Huntingburg Social Notes Extend Local Ties
Local residents from Bretzville Huntingburg and Ferdinand gather for visits and events. Train timetable update from 1912 details daily connections with Southern Railway, showing stops at Ferdinand and Huntingburg and transfer options to Evansville Louisville and West Baden.
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Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Southern
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Louisville
West Baden
Southern Railway
Princeton
Evanaville
Leonard Muller
L. B. Jenkins
Ind
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Local visitors and residents host relatives this week
Miss Frances and Mary Schue of Louisville visit their mother here. Leonard Spayd returns to Louisville with sister Irene staying a few weeks. Gust Lehr and family visit J A Lehr in town. Elmer Schenk and brother vacation with uncle Jacobmeyer. Raymondmeyer of Huntingburg visits grandmother Theresea Thoma. Thoma returns from St Meinrad. Philip Schum family and Therese Schum visit Joseph Hollander. Frank Lehnen from Chicago stays a few weeks. Mrs. Mary Jochim visits Poseyville with her son. Mrs. Martin Bettag and son Leo of Evansville visit locally.
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Frances
Mary Schue
Louisville
Leonard Spayd
Irene
Elmer Schenk
Evansville
Jacobmeyer
Martin Bettag
Leo
Southern Time Card Effective March 23 1913
Train 9 northbound from Johnsburg departs 8 47 am with a 5 02 pm arrival at Louisville. Southbound Train 12 leaves Johnsburg 8 39 am and arrives 2 55 pm. another southbound leg runs 8 20 pm. Details note not guaranteed.
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Johnsburg
Mount Vernon Heritage and the Mount Vernon Ladies Aid
The piece reflects on Washington’s era and how future generations will view him through moving pictures and portraits. It praises Mount Vernon caretakers led by Pamela Cunningham who raised funds and kept Washington’s home as a national shrine, applauding the Mount Vernon Ladies Aid Association for stewardship.
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Panama
San Frantisco
Aia
Alexandria
America
Law
Washington
Potomac
Washington i
Mount Vernon
Gilbert Stuart
Houton
Hall of Fame
National Capitol
Boston ‘Public Library
City Hall of New
Haings
Philadelphia
Congress
Congressional Library
Chicago
Alexander
Martha Washington
Marth Washington
Virginia
Pamela Cunningham
South Carolina
Edward Everett
Massachusetts
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Fulda
Spencer County
Jakie Bretz
Mrs. C. Clowder
Mrs
Ed Frick
Frank Englert
Cincinnati
Frank
Otillia
Christina Limp
Jasper
John F. J. Schurtz
Theodore Tempel
Theresia Buechler
Robert Bretz
Adgeville
Ben Wagner
Mre. Join’ Moenkhouse
David Abel
Andrew Huete
Brett
Mariah Hill
Gust Lehr
Grandview
J. A. Lehr
Raymondmeyer of
Miss. Theresia Thoma
St. Meinrad
Philip Schum
Theresia Schum
Joseph Hollander
Frank Lehnen
Mary Jochim
Poseyville
N. B
Cy Louiaville
Baden
N.A
Jochem
Tam
Menal Flouf
Ben Raltek Sons
WM. J. .Bretz
Wieweler
Bhintingburg. Ind
First National Bank Building
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Mary. Lin’denschmidt
Henry B. Dall
BORO
Alan
Dara
T! Scientific American
Cumberland
E.£. Metzger
Electricity
Power
Wwe
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
M. F. Bomelaski
Birdseye
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Mall
Yin
Indianapolis
White Springs
Glen Lea
Kentucky
Dubois
Spencers Counties
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