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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
8
The undersigned trustee of Perd land township in Dubois County will attend to township business at his home office each day of the week. Persons with township business are requested to present it at his home. Nick Seavinger, Trustee, Poedinand Inc.
Pupils of the Immaculate Conception Academy presented a Sunday afternoon program titled The Camp-fire Girls. The audience enjoyed a fair, lively rendition with music between acts that was well received. A repeat performance is scheduled for Saturday night June 14 at eight o'clock.
Mrs. PF Weidenbenner of Enger tonne Cal visited her daughter at the Academy and other friends in town. Mrs John Kineh and son Linus went to Petersburg for a few days visit with Mr and Mrs Charles Trotter. Missea Clara and Ida Remke came home from Louisville Monday night. Mrs Herman Seng spent a few days last week at Jaaper. William Huackaiaoo is home from Indasapolis for a few days. Heads receiving electric treatments and is improving. Willian Jochut Aloys Jochum and John Sehwinghamimer of tear St Henry attended the Hunter Fire Insurance Company annual meeting last Friday. Mr and Mrs Joe Sehnanes and children spent last Sunday with their uncle at Ireland. They rode in Ger hard Bolte s car. Alfred Hollinden came home from Terre Haute last Saturday. Nick Senniover was at Jasper Monday on business. Miss Alice Senninger and Marceda Quante were at Huntingburg Tuesday evening. Miss Frances and Ger to Muller went to Louisville last week for a few days visit. Mrs August Friteh of St Henry was in town Monday. Victor Remke returned home from Louisville Tuesday.
Local items show frequent visitors and small business activity in Ferdinand and surrounding areas. Residents from Louisville Jasper and St Meinrad visit the machine works and homes while several individuals travel for weddings repairs and family visits across Indiana and Kentucky.
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