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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
6
Rain-soaked days, busy farmers battle weeds in corn fields. Community events include Sunday services with a long list of communicants and visits from relatives and travelers, plus ordination and threshing meeting attendances.
Mrs Nicholas gler and baby from Skittmann Kentucky visited Dr and Mrs Claud Lomax. Meinrad Bolobonehta Chev rolet toured Carol FM Buxer. Dr and Mrs Cid Lomax attended Gunstow. Mrs Lena Baltis of Perdicans stayed with Oliver Stanshelm. Joe Leon of Washington visited Henry Staastelin and family.
Edward Jaehnen of Chicago and retiree Herbert Jaehnen visit Mariah Hill as their son and daughter in law attend provision services at St. Meinrad. Minnie Maslowsky with Misses French and Hayden visit Owensboro and attend church events. Raymond Joseph Gasser and Helen Govelard welcomed newborns as Isabelle Schue returns home.
Mrs Celia Bager departed Fulda after months with Leo Birchler family. Congregation observed St Boniface feast and Mens Society event. Children and teachers Sisters Marta and Kendina joined a morning parade to a park for a picnic before returning home.
Datetile Bid Bayer and family from Hurricane Valley visited Lawrence Hobbs and family Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Oscar Howe and Chester attended the Bristow ball game. Mrs Arthur Wields and baby along with Mr and Mrs Willard Cherry and Mes visited. A list of Sunday callers includes Roy Smith, Otis Bayer, Mira Wheeler, Addie and George Paylor, Cyril Van Winkhe.
Johnsburg residents report visitors and travel updates. Bernard Buening and family from Evansville are visiting relatives. Alois Michel spent Sunday at Tell City. Sergeant Peter J Jochem, now at Newport News Virginia, arrived after nine months overseas, the sole Johnsburg member promoted to sergeant. Ben Demott and Louis Wahl were in town, A K Krenipp and Peter Wendling from Jasper visited Tuesday, Will Schwinehammer in Ferdinand Tuesday.
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound, sold at drug stores, restores gray hair to a natural dark color. A downtown pharmacist notes it darkens evenly and convincingly with repeated use, without curing any disease.
The Out of Love Club run by the Salvation Army praises its longtime role in aiding girls discharged from hospitals or homes. Members must have shown good conduct for at least one month and pledge to keep up the spirit of friendliness. Members wear modest attire and avoid gossip and idle serving. violations can lead to suspension. The club supports the House Service Fund campaign seeking $13,000,000 May 19-26.
Campaign aims to raise 15 million dollars between May 10 and May 26 to reduce poverty and crime in the United States through Salvation Army home services and programs.
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