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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
5
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Mrs. Magdalena Schue of Marish Hill died last Sunday at age 75 after long asthma. Survived by Adam Schuee Henry Schuee Magdalena Bettag Mrs Anns Weaver Frances and Mary Schue. Burial in Maria Hill cemetery Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Mike Schwinghammer nee Carolina Durchholz died at St Henry last Thursday after a long intestinal tuberculosis illness. Born in Germany she was 55 years 9 months and 27 days old. Interment was held Sunday morning in St Henry cemetery.
Mrs. Ben Bolte died yesterday morning about eight o'clock from asthma.
A jolly crowd gathered at the Merliers home last Sunday afternoon. Guests included numerous neighboring families and individuals listed, they spent the afternoon playing cards games and drinking beer and eating.
The Ohio Valley forecast shows a brief cool spell at the start of the period with a shower risk around Saturday and rising temperatures. The week ends with fair weather as temperatures increase and conditions improve.
Joe Schuler of Huntingburg and Rev. Father John left yesterday for Europe. They sail from New York for Holland and plan to travel up the Rhine toward Switzerland, seeking a successful voyage.
William Jennings Bryan resigned as Secretary of State after President Wilson completed a note to Germany. Bryan said he could not join the note without violating his obligation to his country and that remaining in the Cabinet would be unfair to both the public and his aim to prevent war.
The pupils of the Academy will present Queen Esther in the school hall next Sunday evening. The performance, under the direction of the Ven Sisters, is expected to be one of the best ever given and a rare treat for audiences who admire young talent.
Mr and Mrs Henry Bromm plan a new restaurant in Senninger's building formerly the Toggery with an opening next Saturday Meals served at all hours and at any price Mrs Senninger will not serve meals but will continue keeping roomers.
Marriage license filed for Fred J. Ranscher and Meta Schlesing, both residents of Huntingburg.
The Black Hills Booster in Rapid City reports on staff, editors, and publishing notes. It lists preferred names like Theodore Metzger and Karl Punt, mentions Father Eberhard Olinger and the Father John silver jubilee, congratulates Charles Boaler on a baby girl, and notes Charlie Metzager filling rural route duties during Joba Clapp’s absence.
A long list of local residents and visitors with movements between Evansville Jasper West Baden St Henry Dubois Poseyville and Ferdinand. Notable mentions include weddings dances and a traffic accident involving Lawrence Durchholz with Herman Helming. Also notes a Uebelhor Haggedorn wedding and a special train for a Huntingburg dance.
A summary of recent district court actions includes multiple criminal pleas and dispositions. Defendants pleaded guilty to liquor selling on Sunday with fines of 10 dollars and costs. Other cases include assault, trespass, and petty larceny with various fines and terms. Several divorces and partitions were dismissed or continued, and one case sent to the State Penal Institution for a term.
Leo Weyer and Miss Ida Hackmann were married at St. Pauls church Cincinnati last Saturday morning. Rev Father Passenieder officiated. William Mackmann and Miss Mathilda Weyer witnessed the ceremony. The couple will reside on Reading Road Avondale Cincinnati. May their bright anticipations be realized.
Robert Uebelhor son of Mrs. Joe Uebelhor and Frances Haggedorn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Haggedorn were married Tuesday morning at 7 30. Robert grew up in the town and worked for J. H. Beckmann & Sauer. Frances is described as a chatting young lady. They will reside in Troy where Robert is chief dispenser at Walk's area. Best wishes from their community.
Free farm hands and dairy hands offered at no charge to farmers with assistance for Crain fares. Diamond Farm Hand Agency provides experienced single and married couple labor from 32 So Canal St Chicago. Also selling red cedar boards shingles window frames sash doors and mouldings with first class quality at fair prices.
Joe Kitten remains too ill to manage the Machine Works. This week’s NEWS features advertising for Evanaville businessman letterheads and envelopes. Also promotion for Ben Bolte & Sons harvesting oil and a Ford touring car for sale by John G. Beckmann.
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