Local notes on residents and visitors in town
OSSIP270 reports residents and visitors include Wim Rickelmann Andy Mehl ing and Wm Fetter returning from Iowa farms. Balbina Kost Emma Kuper visit Evansville relatives. August Ringemann home from overseas service. Various locals attend funerals or travel to Louisville Conemaugh burial in Louisville. Leo Ernst Gilbert Arehart catch a 5 1 2 lb fish. Corporal Leo F Ernst discharged after overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Rickelmann
Andy Mehling
Wm. Fetter
Iowa
Local Notes From Siberia Church and Community Events
Rainy weather marked Sunday services attended by Hugo Fisher Hubert and Henry Ernst. John Arehart travelled to English for Nick Lucas trial Monday. Hubert Otto Boeglin Gilbert Arehart visited Ferdinand last week. Leonard Conrad died after a lengthy illness. Mrs Arehart returned from Louisville. Walter Bender seen in Macle vicinity with John Bender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Fisher
Hubert and
Henry Ernst
Devine
John Arehart
Nick Lucas
Hubert
Otto Boeglin
Gilbert Arehart
Ferdinand
Leonard Conrad
Walter Bender
Gun
Macle
John Bender
Mariah Hill Social Notes From Owensboro Visit
Miss Bertha Bettag visited her sister and family at Owensboro last week. Ollie Prechtel and Louis Gogel, ill with pneumonia, are convalescing. Mrs Gust Keller and sons returned to near Rome Kentucky with Mr Keller. Mr and Mrs Joe A Peters welcomed a baby boy named Raymond Joseph. Otto Spayd clerks at Bartley's Ferdinand store this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Prechtel
Schnellville
Louis Gogel
Gust Keller and Sons
Rome
Keller
Joe A. Peters
Raymond Joseph
Otto Spayd
Bartley
Ferdinand
Local notes from Johnsburg residents and visitors
Mrs August Fritch and Miss Lorina Luebbehusen of St Henry and Mrs Henry Hoffmann spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Paul Schwinghammer. Lawrence Jochum left for Farmers City Michigan for summer work. E Barry of Topeka and B C Allen of Detroit were in town on business. Alois Michel traveled to Huntingburg for dental work. Louis Doerr and Ammet Kemp visited Huntingburg and Ferdinand. Pat Schwinghammer and H A Hoffmann were in Ferdinand on business. F X Kunkler and Albert Sanders, both from Huntingburg, were noted on business in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Fritch
Lorina Luebbehusen
St. Henry
Henry Hoffmann
Paul Schwinghammer
E. Barry
Topeka
Kan
B. C. Allen
Detroit, Mich
Alois Michel
Huntingburg
Louis Doerr
Ammet Kemp
Hantingburg
Pat Schwinghammer
H. A. Hoffmann
Ferdinand
Town visitors and locals schedule noted in brief
Burg was in town Monday with Miss Martina Jochem staying at Huntingburg the past week and returning home Monday. Mrs Naoma Schnell and Miss Faud Sumner were in Dale Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Martina Jochem
Huntingburg
Naoma Schnell
Faud Sumner
Dale
FULDA community notes record births, fire, and sales
Joe Zogimann barn raising reported. A daughter named Alberta born to Mr and Mrs Paul Schaffer with August and Mrs Schulte of Rockport as sponsors. Fire damages church goods at St Boniface. Peter Gerber repairs destroyed fixtures. John Weaver Jr suffers broken hip and leg from pole accident. John Waninger and Frank Wulf hold public sales. auctions led by John Daubauer. Subscription expiry marked by an X. readers urged to renew promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schaffer
August Schulte
Rockport
Alberta
St. Boniface
Peter Gerber
Ferdinand
John Weaver, Jr
Medcalf
Schweitzer
Weyer Fleck requests return of wire stretchers
The firm Weyer and Fleck asks all persons who borrowed wire stretchers to return them promptly. No further details are given beyond the notice urging timely restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyer & Fleck
Farming stock to be offered at right price
Lime and sulphur solution for spraying trees, northern grown Seed Oats, southern Okie Whipperwill Cow Peas, high grade buggies, a car load of fertilizer and a long line of farming machinery for spring to be offered at the right price.
Allowance to Child Routes to Economy and Self-Reliance
A home economics advocate from the University of Town argues for early child allowances to teach budgeting and saving. Starting at age six or seven, the amount should cover essentials with a small margin for luxuries, increasing as the child grows. By high school, children should buy most clothes themselves and save, ideally in government securities, while avoiding irregular gifts. Diamond discourse contrasts personal spending with War Savings Stamps as a prudent investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wardell
University of Town
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Wardell
Chicago
United States of America
Memoriam for Rosalia Mattenbeier
In memory of my beloved wife Rosalia Mattenbeier who departed this life Feb 4 1919 Two months ago The Angel called at my door And took from my side The dearest of all And left in my heart a vacancy Which no one else can fit But in my saddest moments One happy thought holds sway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalia Mattenbeier
Ferdinand Township Trustee Notice in Dubois County Indiana
The Ferdinand township trustee will attend to township business at his home office each day of the week. Persons with township business are asked to present it at his home. Nick Senninger is the trustee for Ferdinand Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
J. A. Sondermann
Jasper
Ind
Nick Senninger
Ferdinand, Ind
Clark Township Trustee's Notice and Local Classifieds
The undersigned Trustee of Clark Township Perry County will attend township business at his home office Tuesday and Saturday each week and at Bristow the last Saturday of each month. John Arehart Siberia Ind. Wanted White girl for general house work Excellent wages Reference Mrs Wm Trost 30 Aosor Place Apartment 1 Louisville Ky The boat Calico for 20 gents at Bartley's Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Township
Perry County
Bristow
John Arehart
Siberia
Ind
Wm. Trost
Aoasor Place
Louisville, Ky
Correction misprint in News wedding notice
A printed correction explains that Mrs Henry Grewe attended her son's wedding rather than funeral in Mt Vernon last week. It notes misprints were possible in newspapers and confirms Mr and Mrs Victor Grewe returned from their wedding tour and will resume work on the Ferdy next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Grewe
Mt. Vernon
the News
Victor Grewe
Evansville
Vic
Ferdy
His Worldly Possessions and a Bargain Stock Sale
An officer questions a colored man about an allotment and Liberty Bonds while the man lists his family of a wife and seven children and $32.40 in possessions. Bartley’s Store advertises 26 cent Cheviots and a large stock of shoes at bargain prices. Jacob Bartley Jr. Take The NWA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yne
Bartley’s
Jacob Bartley, Jr
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Euery
THE
Beckmann State Bank
ST. Meinrad
Balbina Kost
Eimma Kuper
Freda Denning
Ferdinand Academy
Peter Holeman
Baby of St John
J. A. Greulich
Ringemann
Joe Pfeitzer
Ferd Collignon
Fulda
Mrs
Louisville
Clemens Muth
John Boehmann
Frank Deig
Joe Fischer
Conemaugh, Pa
M. Eulalia
Meinrad Egloff
Leo Ernst
Anderson
Miss Ella
Edward Dean
Henry Brinkmann
Hilbert Egler
Leo F. Ernst
Mariah Hill
Johnsburg
Lawrence Jochum
Farmers City
F. X. Kunkler
Albert Sanders
Joe Zogimann
John Waninger
Theresia Sergesbetter
Frank Wulf
John Daubauer
Electric Light & Power Co., of
E. Metzger
Ke, Metzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
August Maffenbeler
Calico
NWA
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