Ferdinand Society Band A Pronounced Success At Park Festival
Ferdinand Society's Band and St Eberhard's Aid Society hosted a daylong summer festival at Senninger's Park with three bands entertaining a crowd over 1000. Prizes went to Mrs. Sauer, Miss Beckmann, Miss Senninger, Frank Ver kampf, A M Strong, and Leo Kuper with a grand euchre finale and ample refreshments boosting proceeds for the band.
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St. Eberhard’s Aid Society
Senninger’s Park
St. Henry
Mariah Hill
Ferdinand
William R._Sauer
Rose Senninger
Frank Verkampf
A. M. Strong
Sam Pitts
Leo Kuper
John Olinger
Saint Ardins Day Ceremonials At City Church
Crowds fill CITY'S streets and the church as visitors attend the annual St Ardinand's Day rites. The churchic procession and the packed sanctuary mark the day with strong attendance and public devotion.
Schweppe Yaeger Nuptials Tie Louisville Couple
May 15 ceremony united Misa Carrie Schweppe and Mr. Charles Yaeger of Louisville. That evening the bride's mother Mary Schweppe hosted a reception at Ferdinand with guests including Mrs. Joseph Jr. and Mrs. Adam Jacobi, Theodore Peters, John Schwoppe, and others. The Yaegers planned to reside in Louisville. Miss Schwoppe planned to visit briefly.
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Misa Carrie Schweppe
Charles Yaeger
Louisville
Josephine Schweppe
Mary Schweppe
Ferdinand
Joseph Jr
Adam Jacobi
Theodore Peters
John Schwoppe
I Y Bromm
Harry W. Florens Kitten
Skepal
Benny Seugers
Solemn Island Procession Led by Society Band
A church ceremony on the island featured a solemn procession of children led by the Society Band and accompanied by Rev Fr Fintan of Ferdinand and DeMory. The event highlighted a splendid Thie of Troy in a formal religious observance.
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Nand
Thie
Troy
Fintan
Ferdinand
Reds Triumph Over Ferdinand Reds In Weather Shortened Game
A local baseball tilt at Olinger's Park ended early when a threatening storm forced umpire Frank Mueller to call the game after five innings. The Reds, led by strong hitting from Johnnie, Walker, and Medcalf, overwhelmed the aging “dead ones” with a mix of speed and power, while Ferdinand struggled to make consistent contact.
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Dale Club
Ferdinand Reds
Iining
Senninger
Ferdinand
Wahl
Hatter
Mueller
Walker
Metcalf
Reds
Zink
Medcalf
Gerber
Gerhard
Rudy
Bounder
Ferdinand Uebleher
Olinger
Johnnie
Rholedder
Mr. Walker
Frank Mueller
Olinger’s Park
Agaiun
Atera Acept
Rickelmann
Havelik
Gerhard P Dickman
J Olinger
F Olinger
Pitts
Woerter
HPO
Bromm
Ogerber
Metzger
Rholeder
Rf Woerter
If Rose
Des Ones
Sen
Pitta
Turbulent Tennessee Democratic Convention Ends In Chaos
Nashville May 36 The state Democratic convention to nominate governor and railroad commissioners adjourned with pandemonium and free fights ruling all day. Three gubernatorial candidates Cox Patterson and Bond named four representatives each to form a temporary committee. Police kept order as contested delegations dominated the session at Ryman Auditorium in the largest Tennessee political gathering.
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Nashville
Tenn
Stata Democratic
Hera
Tennessee
John I. Cox
Malcolm H. Patterson
John R. Bond
Vf Ryman
Coal miners yield to demands in Illinois strike end
Illinois coal operators announce acceptance of miners demands, ending a labor dispute that had unsettled production across the state. Details indicate agreement reached by employers and union representatives, with potential impacts on supply and prices.
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St. Ardinand’s
Partron
Schweppe - Yaeger
Dale
Balla
Illinois Coal Operators
Chicago
Coal- Op Fullinois
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