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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

7

Gossip 2 Tour Correspondents Visit Local Notables

John Abbing of Fransville visits at Meinrad Borho's home. Lawrence Schnellenberger buys a new Chevrolet touring car from F. X. Tuxer. Local residents attend Rev. Aug. Riehl's first Mass in Troy. Families and individuals from Ferdinand, Huntingburg, Jasper, and St Meinrad are listed visiting, discharging, or traveling.

John Abbing Fransville Meinrad Borho Lawrence Schnellenberger F. X. Tuxer

Rain Lifts Corn Crops as County Reports Social Glide

In Siberia a weekend rain aided corn crops. Pete Hartwick returns to Jasper from wheat harvest assistance. Ernst Dodd passes through the nearby town. A Virgil Jasper dance draws large crowds and K C gathering at Ferdinand draws attendees. Local residents Hubert Boeglin and Otto Boeglin drive to Huntingburg for a new Dart car. Private William Schlachter returns from overseas service.

Pete Hartwick Jasper Sunday Hubert Otto Boeglin Huntingburg

Marriage plans announced and visits noted in area

Rev A Bauer attended the annual retreat at the Monastery of St Meinrad this week. Edward and Herbert Lehnen left for Chicago Saturday after visiting their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Lehnen. The approaching marriage of Maurice Meyer to Miss Rosalie Brenner was announced in church. Mathias Heidelbech visited relatives at Huntingburg earlier in the week. Frank Horlander and Paul Scherzinger spent several hours in Huntingburg on business Saturday.

A. Bauer St. Meinrad Edward Herbert Lehnen Chicago Mrs Frank Lehnen Maurice Meyer Rosalie Brenner Our Church Mathias Heidelbech Huntingburg Frank Horlander Paul Scherzinger

Bretzville Social Notes Today

Bretzville records show Mr. and Mrs John Limp visiting Perdinand on Saturday. Mrs J Burton and daughter returned to Peters burg on Wednesday. Mrs Ed Miller and Mrs Joan Bretz visited Jacob Bretz Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Bartley and Ardella Bartley passed through town en route to Jasper. Abell family drove to Huntingburg Saturday night. Gust Horny and Edith Horny visited with Alvina and Clara Limp Sunday. Victor Egler and Leo Kunkler were seen Sunday night.

On Bretz Ed Miller Joan Bretz Jacob Bretz John Bartley Ardella Bartley Town Jasper Victor Egler Leo Kunkler

Homecoming from France Brings Warm Welcome Crowd

A Monday homecoming drew a large crowd that enjoyed ice cream and cake. Attendees expressed happiness to see John and shared in the festive mood of the gathering.

France John

Inside Bath Trend Promises Fresh Look and Health

An urban health note touts daily hot water with limestone phosphate as a cleaner for the digestive system. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels improves health and appearance, urging readers to start mornings with the drink. A future social item mentions a free wedding dance at Barth's Hall on July 1 for Miss Sophia Fleck and Mr. John Tempel.

Beoe Barth’s Hall Sophia Fleck John Tempel

Automobile Insurance Information Wall Notice

Public notice directs readers to visit the office for further information about automobile insurance at the AMERICAN location. The fragment indicates an information wall or display to guide inquiries.

Vacation Savings and Thrift Week Campaign Under Way

Indiana advances War Savings and Thrift efforts with a house to house Thrift Week starting June 23. Pupils pledge 10 percent saved during vacation. efforts include budget records and sale of War Savings stamps. Agencies expand proximity to save, reduce spending temptations, and report fall results.

War Savings Indiana War Savings Organization For War Savings Organization Secretary of the Treasury Glass

A Stitch in Time Promotes War Savings Stamps

Indianapolis notes Treasury slogan Keep the Dollars Growing. Indiana War Savings Committee led by Robert E. Springsteen urges converting Liberty Bonds coupons to War Savings Stamps to grow dollars. June 15 payday. Uncle Sam owes $36,000,658 in interest on the first Liberty Loan. stamps pay 4 percent compounded quarterly.

Indianapolis Ind Treasury Department Robert E. Springsteen Indiana War Savings Committee Springsteen Indiana United States Sam Owen Hia

Fragmentary verse fragment from an OCR page

Fragmentary OCR verse piece mentions earnings and a misread line about a nation and a whore with stray words and garbled phrases. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events, people, or places to anchor a full news-style summary.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Offered for Cure

A nineteenth century newspaper ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh through internal use and blood purification. It guarantees $100 if any case fails, inviting readers to send for testimonials and to consult local druggists.

Hall All Drugett, Bar

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Joseph A. Sondarmann Edward J. Beckmann Robert J. Beckmann Vwieation Beckmann State Bank Aug, Riehl Troy Sanday Claude Lomax Jake Ruxer Ella Regina Mary Neu Frances Meyer Tony Borho Theodore Fischer Edward Meyer Regina Becher Ferdinand Kathryn Fischer George Bischof Alois Litzmann Camp Custer Olive Lampert Evansville Theresia Heeke Frank Herman Huelsmann Son’ Theodore Hubert Berg Paul Jasper Joseph Wiederkehr Joseph Ernst Felix Linetti Kyana Siberia Ernst Dodd Virgil Jasper K. C Perdinand Frank Brockmann Sister Clara Jaspers Willian Schlachter Commodore and Mias Maude van Winkle Thomas Wheeler Dyeville Mariah Hill John Limp David Abell Russell Peter Abell Gust Edith Horny Mises Alvina Clara Limp Aqieprive Aren Sebastian Schreiner Joseph Schipp Frank Albert Tempel-Fleck Beckmann Anna Kippenbroce Ketaner Leonard Schipp Carolina Haug Peter Schum G. W Frank Schipp P. Fischer Miliiona Kiplieg Edison Electric Light & Power Co., of Ferdinand, Ind G. Metzger J. H. Beckmann Sauer the American Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J Henry Haake Eee Ferdinand Rallroad Huntingbo Wentingburg Ferdingiad W. An. Ly Huntingbare Roanaville Rockport Cannelton Louisville Wand Haden Princeton Baden Ryaneville Southern Railway Huningbars Leonard Muller, G.fl PLA Fiantligbure Kent Vie Mwa Aie
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