Local Social Notes From Tar WA OD Area
Last week residents and visitors shared family visits trips and church rites. Frank P Horlander spent days in Rome Ky with brother Fred while Miss Linda Arnold returned from Louisville. Mrs Jacob Spayd and Mrs Andy Gogel visited Ferdinand and Mrs Frank Wirtzberger with baby Mildred visited Evansville relatives. Edward and Cornelius Spayd returned from Louisville. Mrs Raleigh Hayes and children visited Henry Bredhold in Evansville area. Ida Lehr and Mae Morgan returned to Louisville after visiting Mr and Mrs J A Lehr. Mrs James Higgens and children of Louisville visited the Halbleib home. A group including Richard Wagner Frank Hollander and others toured to Fulda Sunday. The annual meetings last Saturday elected new officers. The children made their first holy communion last Sunday with six boys and seven girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Horlander
Fred
Rome
Linda Arnold
Louisville
Raleigh Hayes
Evansville
Henry Bredhold
Community Notes From Fulda And Nearby Towns
Sunday visitors from Ferdinand include Rube Schum John Pund Anton Jacob and family Henry Bromm and family and Martin Birchler made a Evansville trip County officials Boehm and Rev P Boehm visit a sick mother Mrs Boehm is near 90 with little hope of recovery Threshing crews Schaffer and Daunhauer moved to Rockport A Ford Lindauer dog was killed by a car Ed Collignon and spouse to visit after wedding trip to the northwest citys welcome them in a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Collignon
North-West
Social Gatherings and Local Visits in St Henry
A house party at Mr and Mrs Henry Lindauer drew a large crowd this week. Ferdinand Lindauer of Pulda visited Sunday. Mike Edele traveled to Huntingburg on business Monday. Clara Kunkler returned from Evansville for a several week stay. Henry Uebelhoer, local merchant, spent Sunday at Schnellville. Edwin Feller came home from Havana ville for a day with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lindauer
Willad
Ferdinand Lindauer of
Pulda
Town
Clara Kunkler
Evansville
Henry Uebelhoer
Schnellville
Ferdinaand Township
Dubois County
Ind
Mary Linedenschmidt
Henry B. Dons
Ferdinand
Harvesting spree brings visitors to Huntingburg and Ferdinand
Harvesting is the talk as residents announce visits to Huntingburg and Ferdinand. Ed Frick family and Christina Limp join Sam Bretz and Philip Partenhimer on business trips. Louis Breta and John Limp also travel for errands while Leo Kunkler stops by. Jacob Bretz and Fred Bretz visit on business. Frank Bretz spends Sunday in Adgeville. Everyone seems to be picking dew berries.
Fritch and Schwing Visit for Fourth of July Dance Plans
Gust Fritch and J. M. Schwing of St. Henry visited Monday and ordered large posters for a grand Fourth of July celebration dance at Fritch's garden and hall. The event will start at five o'clock in the evening and Ferdinand residents are invited to attend and enjoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Fritch
J. M. Schwinghammer
St. Henry
Mr. Fritch
Ferdinand
Ferdinand Railroad Time Table May 1912
Effective May 26 1912 at 12 01 p m daily trains run Ferdinand to Huntingburg and back with four daily services. Connections link with Southern trains at Huntingburg including routes to Evansville Rockport Cannelton Louisville and West Baden. Holding times for late trains are specified and Southern Railway depot operations noted. Signed by AL Wood and J L B Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Railroad
Ferdinand
Huntingburg
Ar. Ferdinand
Hontingburg
Southern Railway
Princeton
West Baden
Evansville
Rockport
Cannelton
Southern
Sugar beet farming could boost Indiana wealth and land values
Records from long running beet areas show higher yields for wheat oats and other cereals after beet rotation with gains averaging 44 percent for rotated crops and significant price and land value increases. Indiana could host 15 to 25 beet factories generating at least 15 million dollars yearly for farmers and spurring land value growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Michigan
Co. A. Dugan
Decatur
Paulding
Paulding County
Adams County
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mariaef-Hill
Jacob Spayd
Andy Gogel
Frank Wirtzberger
Baby Mildred
Edward
Cornelius Spayd
Ida Lehr
Mae Morgan
J. A. Lehr
James Higgens
Children of
Mike Halbleib
Richard Wagner
Frank Hollander
Jess Yellig
Maurice Hollander
Frank Bredhold
Fulda
Rube Schum
John Pund
Anton Jacob
Henry Bromm
Martin Birchler
John and
Anton Ohermeier
Hurlvitte
Martin Boehm
Rev
P Boehm
Stephan
Schaffer
Daunhauer
Ford Lindauer
Mike Edele
Edwin Feller
Hvanaville
Ed Frick
Miss Christina Limp
Sam Bretz
Adgeville
Philip Partenheimer
Val Limp
Hilda
Mah
Louis P. Breta
Mrs
John Limp
Leo Kunkler
Near Ferdinand
Burg
Jacob H. Bretz
George Horny
Near St. Anthony
Frank Bretz
Jos. Mueller
Philip Durchholz
AL Wood
GPL& P, Aj
L. B. Jenkins
Tyrein
Re Oohere
Zour “Hw
LD Medalflot
Ben Boltea Sons
Babbitts Pure
Babbitt
B. T. Babbitt
P.O. Box
New York City
Reckelhoff & Fluller
John
Kerstiens
Ferdinand, Indiana
Cumberland
E.E. Metzger
Aaself
Iit
Caimfort
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
WM. J. Bretz
Jeweler
Huintingburg. Ind
First National Bank Building
Ferdinand Township
Lee
Conmsouniens Hansateiat
Myo & Cy
M. F. Bomelaski
Jasper, MD
Birdseye
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Ghe
French Lick, Indiana
Spite Deere
Pedeer
Pluto
French Lick
French Lick Springs
Dubois Co
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