Ferdinand News Briefs on Trains and Town Growth
Trains at Ferdinand Station connect with routes to Louisville Evansville and Jasper. Gus Fritz opens a new saloon in St Henry July 1. Ferdinand Bank reports over 3000 daily excess reserves. Local hiring, road and culvert work, and new homes underway as nine or more dwellings begin construction. Free wedding dance planned at Senninger's Garden for Hugo Beckmann’s homecoming.
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Gus Fritzh
St. Henry
Henry Beckmann
Senninger’s Garden
Hugo
Ferdinand social rounds mark weddings visits and masses
John Rus¢ and Ed Bromm attended a wedding dance in Ferdinand hosted by Charles Mundy of Huntingtonburg at Renners Hall on Tuesday. Numerous local residents joined harvest parties, visits to Evansville and Louisville, mass celebrations by Fr Gabriel in St. Ferdinand, and plural engagements including parties for Miss Rosa Albert and a citywide gathering.
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John. Rus
Ed Bromm
Nora Bromm
Katie Rugs
Charles Mundy
Hufstingburg
Renners Hall
John Schoeenhoff
Edmund Bromm
Rudolph
Herbert Senninger
Vella Schaum
Benny Heilera
Gelhausen
Ferdinand
Joe Weerter
Hubert ‘Beckmann
Huntinburg
Father Gabriel
St. Joseph, Ind
Fr Gabriel
St. Ferdinand’s Church
Fred’ Albert
Miss Rosa
Laura
Olivia Kaninenberg
Francis Albert
Milogie
Ella Dickmann
Ludwina Rose
Mary
Ida Pitts
St. Anthony
Leonard Mueller
Evansville
John Strausburg
Tell City
Adolph Egloff
Ed Ruxen
George Leonard
John Hollinden
St. Meinrad
Fulda
Simon Crissam
St. Boniface Church
Louisville
Crissam
John Lubbers
Maggie Stroemeyer
St. Henry
Bertha Lubbers
Ferdinand Friends
Soldier Boy Respect Letter from Ferdinand Reader
A Ferdinand Indiana letter from a military veteran defends soldiers and criticizes local taunts toward a service member on furlough. The writer urges citizens to honor the army and recognize the sacrifice of those in uniform, blaming "know-alls" for disrespect and urging community pride. The piece defends the editor’s wartime service as context for the stance.
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Ferdinand
Ind
United States
Knowalls
Maruin
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Suns
South
Amis
Louisviflegh
Evansvile
Huntingburg
Jasper
Weaver
Hack
Ferdinand National Bank
Joe Havlik
Mariah Hill
Joe
John Stallmann
John B. Muellers
Schoenbrun Street
Frank Rose
Frank Senninger
Commercial Club
Sam Pitts & Co
Charles Knapp
Frank Meyer
Kitten
Ben Birchler
Indianapolis
Mr. Birchler
Hoosier Capital
Peter Mueller
Mouch
Sam W. Pitta & Co
Charlies Knapp
Elizabeth Retzner
Mesdames Frank Meyer
John Linjdauer
Kate Olinger
Kate Fisher
John B. Mueller
Jake Albert
J. H. Beckmann
Louis Sauer
Mary and
Maggie Schumacher
Frank Daunhauer
Joe Daunhauer
Ohio Street
Joe Zink
Albert Leppert
Leppert
Emma Egler
Anton Meier
Franz Klea
Virginia Hendren
Carlsbad
N. M
F. X. Rickelmann
Rickelmann
Mias Hendrén
Claude Pitts
Saints
Peter Gerber
Joseph Scheider
Jno. Reinecker
Hubert Quante
Herman Mueller
August Barth
Henrietta Beckmann
Chicago
Miss Beckmann
Hugo Beckmann
Mie
Olaf Franzen
Joseph Prante
Herman Hagedorn
Ferdin
Fred. Bockstahler
Dale
Ben Meyer
Holland
George Messmer
George Hollander
C.P. Reddrop
G. C. Walker
Mathias Schmidt
Franks Hotel
Mary Sallman
Lena Seger
Mansville
D. O. Talcott
W. C. Romfeldt
Robert C. Brown
Port Gibson
Geusta
John A. Bartley
Evansville Business College
Adam Sprauer
Jos
J. E.steinkamp
Prof. Beiter of
H. Blesch
Gentleman
Marlin
Wiss Bertha C. Rickelmann
Peter Gerber & Sons
Beardsley
Cumberland
Ferdinand Cae Sacer
Porter Broshears
J. F. Beardsley
Boonville
Olinger’s Park
Tim
Ferdinand Electric Light Co
Indiana
Olinger
Ning
Straight Forward Business
John Lubbers, JR
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