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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
4
Ferdinand community notices include train connections with Orange County lines, local excursions to Evansville, July 4th celebrations, and upcoming sports games at Olinger's Park. The issue highlights new phone installations, a helper birthday party, and plans to support the Ferdinand Railroad project.
Ferdinand community notes locales visits and events as residents John Seger and John Jochem travel to St Louis and Jasper for family matters. Residents attend church events and a Commercial Club euchre with prizes while Kitten Machine Works ships threshing gear to Jasper and Troy visitors report strong contracting activity.
The spacious hall overflowed as pupils staged a long closing program praised for grace and skill. The audience enjoyed a splendid display of the year's work, with sisters earning heartfelt commendation for guiding the young students.
Hugo Beckmann of Ferdinand Indiana and Miss Clara Franzen of Chicago wed at AL St. Michaels church Lincoln avenue Chicago with Rev Fr Nick Franzen officiating. The ceremony featured Beckmann and Franzen families and a grand reception at the bride’s grandfather’s home. The couple plan a honeymoon at French Lick Springs and will reside on Ohio Street after July 8. A homecoming reception for Beckmann’s family is planned at Senninger's Garden around July 6.
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock Miss Eleanor Kippenbrock married Mr George Weyer at St Ferdinand church with Rev Fr John Schorno officiating. The couple and guests then gathered at the bride’s father’s home about two miles north for a wedding dinner that hosted over four hundred neighbors and friends, lasting until late evening.
We extend sincere thanks to all friends who willingly and faithfully worked last Saturday at the fire that threatened our store. A friend in need is a friend indeed and again we say we are most heartily grateful. Frank Quante & Co.
Cumberland residents receive new telephone lines since June 1. Sam Plitts at 69-2 residence, Gerd Kippenbrock 64-2, Philip Miller 49-3, Wm Humbert 49-4, and a farm residence listed as resifience farm.
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