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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
5
Editorial urges voters in Ferdinand to decide July 1 on adopting rock road improvements. argues stronger roads boost winter travel, farm marketing, and local business while warning against delays. notes neighbors expand road extensions and promises next issue will detail costs per mile.
Henry Brinkmeyer of New York City and Sarah Bohnenkemper of Huntingburg wed in a marriage license record. Lawrence Nicholson and Ethel Conrad, both of Cazeo, Indiana, join in marriage. Johan P. Keiler of Cincinnati weds Elizabeth Harder of Ketlerville. Street work reaches curb and gutter on east west roads, sidewalk width widened on one side to twenty feet to avoid hydrant moves. several residents hosted at Tony Schwer’s country home with abundant meals. A local piano dealer advertises a player piano with claimed superior tone and finish. Ferdinand Common and Hubert Beckmann referenced in notices and ads.
A community event honoring a centennial with parade, patriotic displays, and wreath offerings. The Corvdoan people, led by County Chairman 0 Wieson and Commission head O'Bannon, organized the observance at the historic old State House with care and hospitality.
A fragmented recollection claims John Brown was captured at Perry’s Ferry during memorial events. The text contradicts the claim, noting United States Marines captured the rebel leader, while Grand Army veterans dispute it. City Marine authorities affirm the Marines did the capture.
Farmers Mill advertises Harvest Queen Flour bread flavor and a money back guarantee. It mentions upcoming weddings and church events with various names and dates and invites readers to sample ice cream or soda. It also offers to print 4th of July posters for MEWS readers.
Friends honored Khenry Eversmaan and Mes. Khenry with a surprise ten year wedding anniversary party on a Monday night. About fits people attended, with late hour procession and ample Ferdinand Brechbye brandy served, as wishes for many more years of happiness were spoken.
August Krieg of Indianapolis and Adam Stratmann of Florida visit, with many townspeople listed at Jasper, Huntingburg, and nearby places. The notes recount short calls, business trips, family visits, and community arrivals across the region over a recent period.
Sunday night performance by the Ven Sisters at the parochial School Hall promises a small admission fee for a worthy total entertainment. The event highlights Portland figures and Neeumaes contributions, inviting local readers to show support.
Archibald, a longtime Newcastie resident, credits Tanlac Master Medicine with restoring his appetite and sleep. He reports improved energy and overall health after using the tonic, praising its effects on stomach troubles and nervous fatigue. Nearby notes mention social events at Mariah Hill and St Meinrad with 75 attendees despite bad weather. A barn project near the railroad, log-hauling plans, and local barley yields are also described.
In memoriam for Kathrine Bolte recalls faith and family while a new son Oscar Tierbert arrives at the editor and wife’s home. The note mentions baptism, sponsors Herbert Mader and Miss Augeusta Dilger, and a future July picnic hosted by the Booster Band with Mrs Joe Bartley and Mrs Motearioh helping.
Jasper Indiana court notes list cases disposed since last week with multiple verbiage. State v Otto Schwinghammer selling liquor to a drunk man. continuances, bonds, venue change filings and special judge appointments. Other matters include assault and battery pleas, verdicts of not guilty, notices of quiet title, divorce actions, overdue judgments, and various appearances by attorneys.
Karl Olinger transported piping and tools to Schnellville on Tuesday to set up the Peters Pneumatic Pump in the parish residence. A wedding occurred last Sunday at the church, Ben Kitton wed Frances Weber of Detroit Mich. A baby boy arrived last night at the home of Mr and Mrs Honey Weyer Jr of Huntingburg. The local Ford auto crowd includes Albert Heckmann Henry Heckmann and Lange.
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