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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1918
Page
4
The piece urges farmers and citizens to bring grain cattle hogs and other farm products to market and reinvest profits rather than hoarding money. It emphasizes circulating currency to aid banks neighbors and the community and labels money hoarders as slackers and traitors while promoting patriotic financial participation at home.
Joe Heider and Lawrence Wiles of Ferdinand visited town on Thursday. N A Jochem called in Fluntingburg on business. E R Cutler finished shipping tobacco, last car loaded Friday. Albert Hohl returned from Owensboro Friday. Will Schwinghammer attended Jasper Saturday. John Goepfrich of Perdinand joined town visitors Saturday. Martina Jochem returned from Louisville to spend summer with family. Will Haug visited relatives at Werdinand Sunday. George Cooper of Dale was in town a few hours Sunday. Misses Tillie Edele Clara Euina Ida Rosa and Tillie Hall visited Miss Matting and Maggie Jochen Sunday. Mrs William Hother and children of Evansville returned home Tuesday after visiting relatives. John Jorhem James Schwinghammer and Orval Kemp left Tuesday for Jasper to report for military service. Joe Holtzman the town merchant bought an auto truck to meet rising business. Ben Birchler and family visited relatives at Chrisney last day.
John Harm family and Miss Blanch Bittel and Christina Goetz visited from Owensboro Kentucky as relatives recall. Local youths Joe Jr Aloys and Ed Waninger Paul Schaffer Alphons Goetz Paul Nemer and Joe Wirthwein left Tuesday for entrainment at Camp Taylor Kentucky. A farewell party honored the boys at Joe Nemer's home Sunday night including Nora Schulte of Rock Port and others moving to Teil City Sunday.
Siberia reports a dry period while residents in St. Meinrad and Ferdinand connect with neighbors. Hubert and Verena Ruxer visited John Arehart. Jacob Kunkler moved to a farm bought from Andrew Koeglin. Gilbert and Clara Arehart attended Ferdinand. Mathilda Ernst and Theresia Arehart went to Louisville. Hubert Boeglin visited Camden. George Kunkler moved to Jim Hall’s place. Theodore Selinell and three sisters from Selitelividle attended church. a large crowd gathered at Mathernst's home Sunday.
Miss Carrie Fritsch of Jasper spends a week in town while Bruno Kuper of Camp Taylor is home for a visit. Hugo Jochum just returned from Illinois and heads back to Camp Taylor. Others at Camp Taylor include Leo Lange John Jochem Frank Jochem William Kuper and James Schwinghammer. Mr and Mrs F X Kunkler hosted Sunday guests at Ferdinand. Verena Bredholt visited Huntingburg last Saturday. Mrs John Fischer and children were at Ferdinand last week. Tillie Jochum of Evansville stays with relatives. Will Wahl and his baby from Dale visited Sunday. Marie Vogl and Lorina Luchberusen called on Lena Fischer Saturday night. J M Schwinghammer.
Miss Anna Buening of Evansville visits at the home of George Jochem. A son born to Mr and Mrs Nick Kineh. Charles Barth of New Albany visits. Threshing is active and wheat looks good. Nick Klueh in Ferdinand Tuesday. Frank Voges called to the colors and left for Camp Taylor.
Miss Irma Partenheimer visited covington parents and returned to Covington Ind Friday. Mr and Mrs Jacob Suttor and daughter from Indianapolis visit the Gisap family. J P B Schurz and family made a business trip to Huntingburg Thursday. Alvin Bretz home from Covington for a week. Julia Limp and two daughters from Fransville visiting relatives. Young Peoples League of Bretaville held farewell for Philip Frank Bret A Emil Limp who left for Camp Taylor. Ice cream and supper. Hope they return soon. Mrs Julius Warwick and children of St. Louis visit her mother Mrs Partenheimer. Miss Bessie Bishie of Huntingburg guest of Miss Bertha Brett. Mrs William Limp and granddaughter of Petersburg visit John Limp home.
Mrs A Bauer and daughters Erdena and Hilda returned home to Owensboro Wednesday after a two week visit with relatives here. Michael Halbleibh spent Sunday and Monday with his daughter and family in Louisville. John Brenner Jr came home from Eldorado Til last Friday where he had been employed the past year.
The eight men from this place Wm Spayd John Brenner Jr Frank Bredhold Maurice Bosler Albert Jochim Maurice Gogel Frank Miller and Edward Meyer entrained for military service in Kentucky. The eight month old son of Mr and Mrs Will Arnold died after a two week illness and funeral services were held at Mariah Hill cemetery. Miss Threse Brenner visited Rockport with friends. Mr and Mrs C D Morgan and Mrs M Moran and son Russell returned to Louisville after a pleasant visit. Leo Bosier of Louisville stayed a day with relatives. Mr and Mrs Maurice Hollander welcomed a baby boy and congratulations were extended.
A depotside figure, once cherished by crowds, sits empty and beerless. The eight gallon keg, drained of its amber contents, stands shorn and sorrowful as friends hurled it out after fond, bygone days of song and story.
The old recipe Sage Tea and Sulphur, now Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, darkens gray hair naturally. Affected by brushing thin through strands, it darkens by morning and smooths with continued use, offering a youthful appearance without claiming disease treatment.
Administrators of the estate of Margaretha Woerter announce a public auction of Lots 6 and 19 in Ferdinand Dubois county. The sale is set for August 8 at 10 a.m. at the premises, with payment terms one third cash, one third in six months, and the balance in nine months, secured by a first mortgage and bearing six percent interest. Proceedings require court approval by the Dubois Circuit Court.
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