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Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1920

Page

14

Florens Kitten Sr. Dies After Short Illness At 84

Florens Kitten Sr. longtime maker of Kitten engines and threshing machinery died after a brief illness at his home. Born in Germany in October 1840 he came to America as a child and settled near Ferdinand. He married Catherine Seugers in 1869 and had one son Joseph who died in 1917. A noted mechanic who built the first cupola on St. Ferdinand church he later established a successful machine shop and threshing engine works. He leaves his widow, daughter-in-law Mrs Joe Kitten, and several grandchildren. Funeral was held at St. Ferdinand cemetery after a requiem mass.

Florens Kitten Germany America Ferdinand Catherine Marie Seugers Joseph Kitten Frank Hoge St. Ferdinand Inlaw Joe Kitten

Local Obituary and Classified Notices From Indiana Outlet

Leo Stallmann of Louisville dies after tuberculosis. Interment in Louisville. Also notices advertise a Remington Typewriter sale, Louisville Pattern Works name change to Louisville Pattern & Engineering, baby chicks for sale with catalog, Claude Lindauer ill in Huntingburg, public sale near Ferdland Fulda road, and a salvage survey wanted via Bronte.

Louisville Pattern Works Louisville Pattern & Engineering Corportion Gustav Theodore W. Roth August Dilger Barbara Dilger Ferdland Fulda

Local notices and ads from Charleston Chronicle 1920

Community items include a marriage license for Ford Ausburn and Edith Spurlock in Duff. John L. Verkamp to hold a public sale April 6, 1920. Chas F. O Reilly’s mother death in St Louis. Kemp school play on March List with invites. Muller Remke begin garage foundation work. Ida Beckmann’s kitchen fall. sales ads for Lennox Oil and Paint, spraying materials, and Spoke Shavings stock.

Bartley Ford Ausburn Edith Spurlock Duff

Better Schools Movement Reaches Indiana Rural Areas

Indiana state officials urge counties to join a large educational meeting on April 6 in Dubois County to promote Better Schools for the boys and girls. State leaders will speak at Huntingburg and Winslow, with musical numbers and demonstrations to boost one room schools and consolidation discussions.

State Departatiat of Public Instruction Rural School Survey Committee Indiana Dubois County State Department Huntingburg L. N. Hines Benj. J. Burris E. B. Wetherow Z. M. Smith Pike County Winslow Princeton Eigth Columbia Laura Milburn Harbison Edward Arnold Boone Effie Frank Madison Helen Rose Bainbridge Victoria Mena Hall M. L. Kellame Jefferson Alvin T. Whaley Deckwon Roy Dugan Futeke Ming Liliten Rumenel Comp Hy W.A. Hemenee

County agent urges farmers to boost oats with fertilizer and clover

The county agent urges timely sowing despite rain and overflow. He advises using clean seed, acid phosphate, proper sowing, and lime for clover, plus soil testing. He notes 90 day oats mature earlier and yield more, and stresses crop rotation wheat corn and clover. He also calls for better roads. The Dubois Circuit Court grants a divorce to Irene Eiffert from Dr Elmer Eiffert.

America H. C. Thompson Elmer Eiffert Irene Eiffert Hayaville Dubois

Death of Mrs. Ben Wilmes at 54 After Illness

Mrs. Ben Wilmes of near St Meinrad died at her daughter’s home after contracting flu that worsened to pneumonia. She was 54 years old. Funeral Mass was held at St Meinrad with burial in St Meinrad cemetery. Survived by husband, five daughters and two sons, plus two sisters and many relatives.

Cadhe Grim Reaper Ben Wilmes St. Meinrad Frank Niehaus Siberia Frank Ebenkamp Ferdinand Emma Viola Verena John Edward Campus Ill John Wilmes Evaneville Henry Wilmes Maryville

Boosting Our Old Townprompt Now Is The Time

A spirited exhortation urges residents to rally for the town, urging action over complacency. It dismisses cynicism and encourages citizens to sound a horn, boost community efforts, and counter critics with energetic support for Ferdinand and local improvements.

Mack Pippin Ferdinand

Nursing Training and Job Offers At Montrose Ave Hospital

Learn to be a nurse with two and three year courses at Montrose Ave Hospital Chicago. Liberal salary room and board included. Graduate registered nurse in two years under Illinois law. For details contact 2546 Montrose Ave. Private nurses earn 35 to 50 dollars weekly. Also notices of obituaries: The one year old baby of Mr and Mrs Ben Wanning of Louisville died last Saturday of pneumonia.

Montrose Ave Chicago Ill Ben Wanning Louisville

Proposes New Precincts to Accommodate Women Voters

To handle increased female participation the text suggests reducing precinct sizes and adding an Ferdinand township precinct. The plan would split east and west sections with lines along Washington Street Ohio Street Siberia Road and the Princeton road near Gehlhausen School and the Huntingburg road.

Ferdinand Township Washington Street Ohio Street Ohio Washington Streets Huntingburg Gehlhausen Siberia Road Princeton Road

Notice and local notices from a small town

Public notice calls all debtors and creditors of the late Dr. V Knapp to settle or present claims by April 1920. Funeral attendees list includes Ben Leugers Catherine Kohmetcher Mary Kohmetcher John Kohmetcher from Evansville and others. Local ads promote army goods sale at St Meinrad and farm and shop notices with various names and towns.

Dr. V. Knapp Herbert Mueller Florens Kitten Ben Leugers Catherine Kohmetcher Mary Kohmetcher John Kohmetcher Evansville Leo Lueken Holland Tony Lindenschmidt John Thimling Dubois Frank Ballis St. Meinrad Widmer’s Corner

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Leo Stallmann William Stallmann Reinacker Company Wyandottes Anconas Minorcas Orpingtons C. M. Wilson Jasper Ind Claude Lindauer Lindauer Sal Lap Biagbier Bronte Wir Danken Auch Charleston Ark Henry Haake Ferdinand News Freund H. Verkamp Lennox Oil & Paint CO Cleveland McLane’s Ed Gunselmann John Fischer Kyana Adv Chas. F. O’reilly St. Louis Mr. O’reilly John L. Verkamp Kemp Muller & Remke Ida Beckmann Mornee Better Children OF Ver iGaurcbi Wgements Joseph Kitten Marie Graehler Henry Wessel John Hassfurther Hon. of St. Joseph Elizabeth Eversmann MacLane’s Jos. F. Vaal of S. Meinrad Rockport Evensville August Maffenbeier Mariah Hill Harry Kippenbrok W. A. Wollenmann
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