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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

5

Gossip and social notes from Evansville area visitors

Misa Hilda Zoglemann of Evansville visits with relatives here. Miss Alberta Biiehler returns from Evansville. A grand picnic will be held in Hollander's park and hall with day and night music. John Epple and family visit Urban Bierehler. Mariah Hill ball players visit for a game won by the visitors. Threshing continues as heavy rains delay harvest. Albert Thoma and Ed Ernst lead as threshermen. Mrs Everett VanWinkle of Terre Haute visits her parents here. Solomon Miles reportedly has cane fever with a noted joke cure. Mr and Mrs Keasner of North Dakota visit Mr and Mrs James T. VanWinkle.

Misa Hilda Zoglemann Evansville Alberta Biiehler Hollander’s Park Albert Thoma Ed Ernst Solomon Miles Mrs. Keasner North Dakota

Local visitors and Rain Note Adgeville

Adgeville reports a rain but no details. Herbert Walker of Huntingburg was in town Sunday. Albert Schnellenberger and wife visited Ferdinand Monday. Mrs. Robert Klueh of Louisville visited her parents here. Lawrence Hobbs and family of Uniontown spent Sunday evening here. Lawrence has a new Ford. William Kessner and family of Tei City spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W C Wheeler.

Herbert Walker Huntingburg Robert Klueh Louisville Lawrence Hobbs Uniontown William Kessner Tei City W. C. Wheeler

Siberia Ball Team Delivers Interesting Game At St Croix

In Siberia a dry spell and hot sun frame a Sunday baseball tale as the Siberia ball team plays a notable game at St Croix. Local residents Edwin Denning and his mother visit Jasper, while the Kunkler Brothers visit Adge ville, and other area residents travel between Ferdinand and Yell City. The Farmers Organization holds a lively meeting in the school hall as locals engage in community events and visits.

Siberia St. Croix the Farmers Organization

Local youths buy Chevrolet car in Evansville

The boys purchased a Chevrolet in Evansville on their way home. Dr. Wm. Lomax of St. Meinrad treated Mrs. Uebelhor at Leo Uebelhor’s home. Several locals visited churches and relatives in St. Meinrad, Ferdinand, Louisville, and St. Croix. The note ends with a playful line about money for the Fourth.

Evansville Wm. Lomax St. Meinrad Leo Uebelhor Robert Elmer Hubert Ernst St. Croix Albertine Elmer Bernard Elmer Louisville

Births and social notes from St Meinrad and surrounding areas

St Meinrad reports a son born to Mr and Mrs Orville Halsey on Tuesday. Congrats. Joe Vaal made a business trip to Rockport Tuesday. Mrs Verena Berger visited Evansville Tue-Wed. Mrs Charles Ferris of Louisville and Mrs George Bischoff mentioned. J F Buxer traveled to Louisville Tuesday. Alvin and Oscar Widmer of Louisville visiting relatives. Mrs Mary Brown and Mrs Ben Lindauer of Louisville noted. Mrs Claud Lomax of Holland visited Dr and Mrs Wm Lomax Wednesday. Anna Fischer Regina Neu and Frank Brockman on a Huntingburg business trip Wednesday. Miss Tillie Mullis and Claudine Schnellenberger in Ferdinand Wednesday.

Verena Berger Evansville Charles Ferris Louisville George Bischoff J. F. Buxer Mary Brown Ben Lindauer Claud Lomax Holland Wm. Lomax Anna Fischer Regina Neu Frank Brockman Huntingburg

Local Visitors Stop in Johnsburg and Nearby Towns

Johnsburg reports Evansville visitors A G Luders and N A Jochem on business and Henry Wilders from Jasper as well as Mrs Hulda Cooper and daughter visiting Giff Cooper in Huntingburg. Peter Jochem appeared in Huntingburg while Will Niehaus from Lamar visited Johnsburg midweek.

Hulda Cooper Huntingburg Giff Cooper Peter Jochem Will Niehaus Lamar Burg

Chomie Grouch Refuses Orders Until Death Sends Still

A terse note hints at a stubborn figure who defies commands until death ends his defiance. It adds a skeptical remark about girls shopping for clothes and ends with an exhortation to read the NEWS for updates.

Mummified Bodies Found In Remote Pretoria Caves

Explorers uncover mummified remains in Kaster district caves west of Pretoria. Deep entry hole, rope descent, long cave passages possibly miles. In dark chambers lay mummified buck, tiger with jaws open, and a six foot monkey corpse beneath bat dung. Bones and chipped flints scattered on floors.

Kaster Pretoria South Africa

Grant Intercedes To Save Lee After Civil War

After Lincoln's assassination Andrew Johnson sought harsh punishment for the South and even contemplated arresting General Lee. Grant informed Johnson that Lee had surrendered and could pursue postwar duties without disruption. Grant warned Johnson the army would enforce Lee’s terms, ending the plan to detain Lee.

Lincoln Andrew Johnson Union Congress Lee Grant Johnson Detroit News

Tea Ship Sign Ties Boston Tea Party To London Shop

A London grocer's sign of the crown and three gilt sugar loaves marks the shop that shipped the tea sent overboard in 1773 during the Boston tea party. The sign, bearing the year 1650, survives above a modern storefront run by descendants of the founders.

Grace Church Lane London Boston Harbor

The Easiest Way in a Clay County Marriage Tale

A Clay county farmer seeks marriage license and ceremony choice. His elder asks whether a preacher or justice of the peace will marry him. The groom recalls his sister in law’s caustic remark about sermons and chooses the peace route.

Clay County Indianapolis News

Germany Lacks Anthem Amid Official Berlin Notice

Berlin officials announce that the German people currently have no national anthem. The statement clarifies the constitutional period and explains the absence of a designated national song at this time.

Germany Berlin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sone Qsiann The International KNUST@WERNE Fulda John Epple Huffmann Urban Birehler Mrs John Walker Mrs. Everett VanWinkle Terre Haute Adgeville Albert Schnellenberger Ferdinand Lawrence Edwin Denning Jasper Kunkler Brothers of Gilbert Arehart Frank Heeke Henry Schlacher Yell City John Arehart Edward Schlachter Devine Edward Uebelher Jesse Fields Decatur, Ill Michel Theodore Ernst Mathilda Ernst Hubert Boeglin Orville Halsey Joe Vaal Rockport Alvin and Oscar Widmer Tillie Mullis Claudine Schnellenberger Johnsburg A. G. Luders N. A. Jochem Henry Wilders Ness Detroit New England Ilves Tom-Dick Harry Remke Bros. Garage Freinacker Company Ferdinand, Indiana Office G. G. Metzger Ind Jochem Ferdinand Township Dubois County Nick Senninger Ferdinand, Ind A. F. Gugsell Oda Timothy
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