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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
6
Community updates from St Meinrad and surrounding towns include visits by Ed Becher and families to Evansville and Vincennes, weddings, a parochial school communion, a picnic day at Zoglemanns Grove, and preparations for a June 26 graduation entertainment in Evansville. Several residents attend races in Indianapolis and report on a recent death in Rayne Louisiana.
Gust Keller of Owensboro Kentucky visited relatives in town. Rev Joseph Villinger joined the Jubilee in Ferdinand with Rev John B Schorno. Louis Theivesi Oscar Birchler and Dr N A Jones of Tell City organized a branch Catholic society. Joe and Robert Liebbein and William Wink painted a Lamar project then departed to Owensboro for long work building a house and a shed for Hemry Bittel and Joe Bittel.
Mariah Hill note. Mrs Wim Passmore and child ren visit Hollander parents. Lena Schue listed sick. Ethel Koenig from Santa Claus spent time here. Iranez Schue of Louisville staying with kin. Frank Jochim and children from Poseyville attended the Hollander wedding. Sopie Hollander and George Keller of Rome Ky visiting. Frances Hollander wed John Jochim in church Tuesday at 7 40 with Blanche Hollander as attendant.
Rainy weather marked Bretzville as Mr and Mrs Philip Warren heimer and sons visited Ferdi nand on Thursday while Mr and Mrs John Limp with daughter Alvina went to Huntingburg on Friday. Rosie Schurz returned to New Orleans Saturday. Emil Limp, student at Evansville, came home and Mrs John F J Schurz with two children visited Petersburg to see her parents. A crowd of young people gathered at Miss Tillie Abels home for her birthday Sunday and enjoyed the evening.
Elenora Edele spent Sunday at John Bueltel's home and a surprise party followed at Mike Hohl's Sunday night. Attending were Albert Luebbehusen Ben Seidl Henry Bueltel John Leo Nick Jochum Christ Alois Mich el Robert Hohl John Edele Bruno Leo Kuper Alvin Bosler Frank Richard Braunecker Mr Mrs Frank Hohl Miss Maggie Jochum Emma Clara Mathilda Edele Watie Kuper Ellenora Agatha Braunecker.
Fine weather winds through Dubois as residents visit towns across the region. Joe Klee of Jasper spent Sunday in town with relatives. The local baseball team beat Rush White Sox 6 to 5 with Friedmann’s pitching starring. Mr and Mrs Guat Rasche are part of the town’s social scene.
The article explains Tanlac is made from medicinal elements gathered across global regions including the Alps, Pyrenees, Persia, Jamaica, Brazil, and Europe. Led by Lerr Joseph Trimbach, the Cooper Medicine Company compounds herbs and barks into Tanlac, sterilizes and bottles it for worldwide shipment, with Ferdinand, Florida listed as a present market.
Congratulations flood in as proud parents announce the arrival of a baby girl. Family and friends share joy and best wishes for health and happiness in the new addition to the household.
Notice to heirs and dower claimants of Willem Gohan, deceased, to appear at the Dubois Circuit Court in Jasper Indiana on June 1 1915 to show cause why final settlement accounts should not be approved and to prove heirship and receive distributive shares. Witness, Clerk Wan Beekermenn, Dubois Circuit Court, 1955.
Effective Sunday May 9 trains run daily with connections at Huntingburg. Train No 1 connects with Southern No 1 to Evansville Rockport Cannelton, No 4 to Louisville, No 6 to West Baden, and No 10 to Evansville Rockport Cannelton. Train No 6 links with Southern No 6 to Pennington and No 10 to West Baden. All trains to and from Southern Railway depot at Huntingburg Indiana. Leonard Mule ity LL B Jenkins GFAP Train Master Huntingburg Ferdinand hud
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