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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
16
The column lists residents and visitors over the week, naming Mrs John Knapp and several locals by name. It notes travels to St Meinrad Louisville Cincinnati and Jasper College events, with funeral attendance for Mrs Sebastian Lehie and a subscription renewal by C. O. Reed. continuous Sunday through Wednesday social movements and family visits are described.
Mr and Mrs Frank Reckelhoff and children and Mrs Henry Reckelhoff spent last Sunday near St Henry at John Schwartz's home. George Bischof of St Meinrad and the Local Comb Tel manager went to Evansville French Lick and West Baden. John H Weber and Joseph Bick wermert left for Terre Haute Normal School for a Class A teaching course. Miss Josephine Schwoeppe and Mrs Charles Yager of Louisville arrived to attend Spayd Hass wedding. Mr Lazy of Avotingburg a Rumely Mfg Co representative sold a clover holler to Lester M Lanman of Adgeville. Herman Schmitt and son from Mr Vernon visiting. crops need rain. Frank Niehaus of Siberia and Ed Ridgmann of Louisiana vacationing with relatives in St Meinrad and Siberia. Leo Warter and friend Miss Lone Zell of St Louis returned for four weeks with family. Leo cheerful and enjoying bachelor life for now.
A London trend shows automobile mascots attached to radiator caps, made of solid brass or enamelled metal. St Christopher bearing a lamb is common, but many other designs appear, from a comic London bobbie to a black cat and other whimsical figures. Some mascots fall in and out of favor, with airmen and teddy bears among past trends.
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