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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

8

Local Soldiers Return Home From Overseas Salute

Ed Wirtzberger has arrived home from Camp Sherman after discharge. he served in the 4th Division infantry and fought four times over the top with no injuries. Herbert Eversmann came back from overseas on June 4 and served in the 333rd Field Hospital medical corps. William Eiberg of Milwaukee and his wife are visiting his parents. he served in the 27th Division medical corps and was discharged earlier. William Bockelmann returned home Sunday night. he served in the 6th Division infantry and with the army of occupation in Germany. Thomas Daunhauer arrived home Friday night unhurt. he served in the 60th Division machine battalion and was in service from November 1 to 11, the Armistice day.

Ed Wirtzberger Camp Sherman Army of Occupation Herbert Eversmann Herb Medical Corps 333Rd Field Hospital William Bockelmann Bill Germany Re Rm R Thomas Daunhauer Tommy 60Th Noy

Local teachers and graduates enter summer programs

Duboie County shows strong representation among teachers in normals and colleges this summer with a long list of current teachers and high school graduates pursuing teaching careers. The article notes names of many individuals and mentions a local hall event with music and attendance from other areas.

Duboie Normals Alea Hattie Alexander Sophia Arensman Beatrice Ash Roger Baker Ruth E. Cox Ruth Cooper Lois Dailey Isabelle Donahue Blanche Eckert Minnie Frick Margaret Finley Anna Goss Mattie Hardin Supt. N. F. Hutchison Clara Kunkel Helen Kestner Eva Knight Norma Kellams C. R. Livingstone Marie Lilitie Grace A. Lee Frieda Lehlemkubler Mary Murfin John Laneford Ray Murray Edith Mitchell Edith Maloney Herman Martin Edith Markle W. D. Owens Coy Pruitt Nettie Pfobl Daisey Payne Barbara Rhue Martha Robert Helen Beckman Delia Doane Freda Friel Wava Line Edith Strausell Lula Rowland Florence Brinkmeyer Albert Chandley Edith Ellis Elva Morgan Everett Perkins Florence Dougherty Dewey Jeffers Aveline Urich Grace Vaughan Myrtle Asbell Edith Cave James Cummins Mabel Ellis Louis Prechtel Elmer Zehr C's

Sisters to Spend Summer at Notre Dame

Sisters M Coletta and M Cyrilla depart June 24 for Notre Dame to pursue advanced study. Coletta will work toward a Master’s in History of Education with French, while Cyrilla trains in violin and voice and elocution. Sister M Salesia and Sister M Hilda also sail to Washington D C for summer studies. God speed.

M. Coletta M. Cyrilla Notre Dame ALC Coletta Cyrilla M. Salesia Cannelton Washington D.C M. Hilda Sisters St. Benedict of Ferdinand Indiana Seraphine

Things Cheap Here In Comparison Across Europe

Americans sent surplus worn clothing to Europe amid high living costs at home. In Ohio Indiana and Kentucky 241 Red Crows chapters sent overseas 320 tons of garments with refugee clothing continuing to be shipped daily.

Europe Ohio Indiana Kentucky Red Crows

Stores to Close Friday July Fourth National Holiday

Special notice states the undersigned will close their stores on Friday July 4 due to the national holiday. The Lancaster party from Owensboro Ky passed through town in their newly purchased Ap person car worth 4000 dollars with Clara Achilling to Ferdinand then French Lick for springs. Albert Hoffmenn was knocked unconscious by a ball after a church area game, revived by a physician and sent home ready for another game.

C. R. Lancaster Owensboro, Ky Apperson Clara Achilling Ferdinand French Lick Albert Hoffmenn

Interesting Notes on Cabbage Worms and Wheat Seed

County Agent reports cabbage pests from white butterflies with green worms feeding on cabbage cauliflower and kohlrabi. Recommends handpicking, arsenate of lead spray, or milder hellebore dusting as early control. Also warns seed wheat for next year will be scarce due to diseases like smut and rust and cites hot water treatment and seed cleaning as preventatives.

Gardner Heelebora F. E. Robbins Robbins

Glorious Fourth Celebrated in Ferdinand Garden

A July Fourth gathering will be held in Senninger's garden next Friday managed by Hubert Quante. Refreshments will be plentiful and a lively evening is planned with music by C. J. Metzger, A. J. Reinacker, Marie Fleig, and Marceda Quante.

Senninger’s Hubert Quante C. J. Metzger A. J. Reinacker Marie Fleig Marce da Quante Ferdinand

Two Students to Indiana University From Each County

The Acts of 1919 require Indiana University trustees to pay contingent fees for two students from each county. Selection favors the highest overall high school average, with preference by general average rank. Interested parties should contact the county superintendent.

Indiana University Acody Iaid County Aaid County

Cream Sale Delays Noted With Holiday Closures

Announcement states stores closed Friday July 4th, Cream will arrive Saturday July 5th. Acknowledges receipt of two Joint School Commencement programs, one at Lemmon church on Saturday June 28th and another at Beech Grove Cabols on Tuesday June 24th. Contact: Jacob Bartley Jr Reckelhof Muller.

Jacob Bartley, Jr Reckelhoff & Muller Reckelhof & Muller Lemmon Church Beech Grove Cabols

Aged Farmer Charles Pond Dies at 71 in Ferdinand

Charles Pond, a well to do Ferdinand farmer born in Ohio, died at his home after a five month illness. He was 71 years, 11 months old and survived by eleven children, seven sons and four daughters. Interment in St. Ferdinand cemetery followed a requiem mass. The News extends condolences to the family.

Charles Pond Mr. Pound Ohio Ferdinand Frank Charles Jr Henry St. Meinrad Fred Harrison, Ark William and Albert Bedford John Baank Trotter Henry Moeller John Heilers Peter Wasaing Louisville St. Ferdinand

Germans To Sign Peace Treaty Terms Today

The German government accepts the treaty terms and schedules the formal signing for today. The note notes peace as violent and says a German refusal would have opened Allied advances by Monday evening.

Germany Field Marshal Foch

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