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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1921

Page

5

Community meeting forms St Josephs Verband ties in Indiana

A church Sunday gathering in Hollanders hall organized membership in the St Josephs Staats Verband of Indiana and the Central Verein with Otto Kreuzberger of Evansville delivering the principal address. Others spoke from Evansville and St Meinrad while St Boniface Men Society voted to join.

Hollandershall St. Joseph Walter Wink Cletus Birchler Otto Jacob Paul Kleiser Elmer Weaver Tillie Collignon Mary Harm Agnes Schaeffer Mary Kuntz Josephine Gudorf Cletus Sergesketter Hugo Cullignon Hugo Harm Alphons Wirthwein Joe Wirthwein Denis Birechler Paul May Albert Kumm Albert Greulich Lucas Kern Leo Hildenbrand Mamie Schaefter Lorena Holzmann

Birth Announcement and Local Visits in St Meinrad

St Meinrad records report a birth a girl to Mr and Mrs Philip Fischer. Congratulatory notes for Mr and Mrs Frank Selaefer visiting Evansville. Local visits include I B Egloff John M Trotter and family at Fulda Hilbert Kuper of Jasper visiting a friend Andrew Schnellenberger and Chicago kin visiting here Schnellenberger returning after 23 years away John Boehmann and family left for Evansville Anna Altmann and others mentioned.

Hilbert Kuper Jasper Andrew Schnellenberger Chicago Mr. Schnellenberger St. Meinrad John Boehmann Evanaville John Anna Altmann

Local News Roundup and Courtship Trips in Siberia

In Siberia residents busy with wheat cutting this week. Mr and Mrs Paul Heeckmann attended church Sunday. Jacob Ruxer and Frank Brockmann went on a business trip to Hubert Boeglin Friday. Mrs John Arehart and daughter Lillian visited Louisville for a few weeks with relatives. John Arehart and daughter Theresia traveled to St Meinrad Sunday. Infant of Mr and Mrs Joseph Linetti died Sunday afternoon and was buried at St Martins cemetery. Ida Schnell returned from Louisville to visit her parents. Jake Buxer of St Meinrad visited Henry Hardwicks Monday. George Thacker seen in area Wednesday. Albert Boeglin and Will returned from Michigan to visit Ed. Baseball note: Boonville vs Huntingburg planned for July 4.

John Wanninger Ed Waldheir John Meth Paul Clemens Strobelof Anton Jacob Mes A.beart Thoms Fred Lehr Ferdinand John Altmann St. Meinrad John Koenig Chisney Bul Schulte Rockport Cue Boys Tigers Fulda John Arehart Lillian Louisville Joseph Linetti St. Martins Cemetery Jake Buxer Henry Hardwicks George Thacker Jessie Fields John Walker Clinton Clarence Wheeler William and Estelle Metzger Winfield Miles Bristow James T. van Winkle Irma van Winkle Birdseye Commodore Dixon Arnie Hobbs Sima Lawrence Boonville

Adgeville Community Notes Show Rainy Markets and Visits

Local brief reports a nice rain and busy harvest of wheat. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Richard Klueh of Ferdinand to Mrs Klueh’s parents the Schlachter, Ed Mullen and family visiting here, and many neighbors traveling to St Meinrad Bristow Birds Eye and Clinton areas for visits and church.

Richard Klueh Ferdinand

Heavy meat eaters have slow kidneys warned

A famous authority warns regular meat eaters risk kidney strain from uric acid. Sluggish kidneys may cause rheumatism headaches liver trouble nervousness and urinary disorders. A four ounce dose of Jad Salts daily is urged to flush kidneys and reduce irritation. Miss Bertha Mehling returned home from Louisville Monday night.

Bertha Mehling Louisville

Puzzled husband faces wife’s domestic science career

A Seattle Post-Intelligencer reader complains his wife’s appetite for house science baffles him. He endures heavy meals, indigestion, and moral dilemma as she jokes about life insurance and possible divorce to pursue her culinary experiments.

Greene M. Farley Seattle Post- Intelligencer

Shrines Beyond All Price in Historic American Buildings

Newell Dwight Williams urges reverence for enduring civic shrines from Independence Hall to Plymouth Church. He argues monuments like the Gettsyburg shaft and Mount Vernon teach national character and history, shaping future generations.

Plymouth Jerusalem Great Britain Westminster Abbey St Paul's England Miaun United States Independence Hall Mount Vernon Gettysburg Faneuil Hall Qld South Church Lincoln's House Springfield Old Plymouth Church Peope Newell Dwight Hiims

Mexicans Are Great Walkers In Monterey Plaza

In Monterey there is a weekly concierto in the downtown plaza drawing Americans and many husky transient travelers. Observers note Mexicans walking in circles around the plaza three nights a week, with boys and girls moving in opposite directions while parents and elders sit nearby on benches.

Europe America Monterey Tampico

Giant extinct Tasmanian rhinoceros like monster found

Curators at Launceston and Tuscaniup museums present to the Royal Society of Tasmania a near complete skeleton from Tasmanian pleistocene beds. The creature, as large as a rhinoceros, was rhinoceros like with a horn on the snout and no skull suited for warfare. Evidence of battles appears in fractured and repaired collar bones and nose bones.

Launceston Tuscaniup Royal Society of Tasmania Tasmania Aail

Embroidery Through Ages From Egypt to England

The text traces embroidery from ancient Egypt with mummy clothes and biblical pomegranates to its medieval apex. It notes Greek and Roman attempts to regulate use, and praises English workers as the most skilled and esteemed by the highest ladies of the land.

Egypt Greece Rome

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The Beckmann State Bank John Fried Boston Max Rupprecht Joe Berger Robert Bockting August Kingemann Legion Hall Edward Berheide Jack Becher Byvansville Martin Jent Mary Neu L. Dow Huffmann Indianapolis Mrs Roy Stureon Robert Becher Joe Ruxer Adgeville Ruxer Jake Ruxer Ford Cars and Tractors Philip Fischer Frank Selaefer Evansvile I. B. Egloff John M. ‘Trotter Hubert Florence Lucille Siberia Paul Heeckmann Devine Jacob Ruxer Frank Brockmann Hubert Boeglin Theresia Luther Lasher Ida Schnell Albert Boeglin Will Michigan Huntingburg Ed Mullen Charles Metzger John Schaefer Adam ,Taylor Elva Addison Wheeler George Taylor Cyril Preston van Winkle Cchurch Albert Schlachter John Kost Mr. Lomax of Freiacker Company Ferdinand, Indiana E. E. Metzger Ind Electric Light & Power Co. Incorporated Eagle “Mikadoq Eagle Pencil Company New York the News
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