Local residents and visitors make weekend trips and calls
Henry Denning and daughters visit Ferdinand with friends. Martin Jent spends Sunday with a friend at Rockport. Greulich Tillmanns travel to Rockport and Evansville. Maude Kost visits Evansville relatives. Jax and John Hotaman visit Fulda on business. Ruxers Lomaxes visit Evansville. Lomax at Mariah Hill on business. Theo Fischer deals with Siberia Tuesday. Lingemann couple at Krank Niels home near Siberia. Leo Ernst visits John Arehart home. Mrs Himer improving slowly. Gust Ringemann attends divine services. Ted Ernst letter arrives after five months. he plans to return home. John Denn travels to St Meinrad. Ted Hulsman to Frank Tempel’s. Joe Otto to Siberia. Gilbert Arehart to Ferdinand. John Arehart to Cannelton. Leo Linder visits Frank Arehart. The NEWS remains the home paper.
Local Social Notes From Fulda Area
Albert Thota and Gen Beier visited Mariah Hill on Sunday afternoon for a pleasant outing. Leo and Ben Birchler went to Rockport on Monday each purchasing four Jersey cows with calf from Rev. Karl W Kramer. Miss Helen Weaver stayed with the Misses Loehrlein Jast last Sunday. Dr Henry Zaglian of Owensboro returned home after visiting relatives here. Musician Joseph A H Loehrlein from Gondrecourt France reports staying at the Gondrecourt band school and hopes to return home soon as his company may be sent back in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Thota
Gen Beier
Mariah Hill
Leo
Ben Birchler
Rockport
Karl W Kramer
Joseph AH. Loehrlein
Gondrecourt
France
Spring Weather Bites Into Siberia Community Life
Local notes describe unseasonably warm spring weather in Siberia. Mrs. George Schlachter and daughter Emina attended services Sunday while Leo Linder returned home from Louisville Friday. Attentive residents report activity around town and weekend visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Linder
Louisville
Local Social Notes Reflect area Movements and Visits
The Haug Brothers sold two steers to Peter Schnel for 102 dollars. Rev. A Bauer helped celebrate the patron feast in Ireland. Miss Theresa Brenner returned from Louisville after months away. Mrs. Louis Pechter of Seattle and Mrs. James Terrel of Louisville visit Simon Arnold and relatives. Attended Mrs. Joseph Yellig’s bedside, as does Mrs. C Walters and others from East St Louis. Emma Arnold travels from Louisville due to her father John Arnold’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haug Brothers
Peter Schnel
Louis Pechter
Seattle
Wash
James Terrel
Baby
Louisville
Simon Arnold
Geo. Uhl, Jr
Louis Humpich
C Walters
S O1 Kennith
Isast St. Louis, Fll
Joseph Yellig
Emma Arnold
Lone
John Arnold
New Process Aims to Save Central Park Monolith
New Yorkers learned of signs of surface decay on Cleopatra's Needle with photos showing peeling sandstone and glyph loss. A park employee reported the ancient obelisk deteriorating while London's similar monument was noted for its resilience as a preventive treatment was developed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Park
London
Thames
Obelisk Gift Reaches New York After Long Transfer
The Obelisk presented to New York by the Khedive of Egypt was moved to its current site after Lieutenant Commander Gorringe secured it at a cost near 190000 dollars. Swung into position January 22, 1881, the 69 feet high monolith has a 7 foot 8% inch square cross section and weighs 219% tons. It has survived centuries from Egypt to the Atlantic, passing rulers and civilizations before greeting 19th century Manhattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Egypt
Gorringe
Mediterranean Sea
Atlantic Ocean
Pharaoh
Red Sea
Shishak
Jerusalem
Cambyses
Herodotus
Plato
Alexander the Great
Goshen
Alexandria
Omar
Local residents attend funeral and travel for summer work
Mrs Nick Hohl Mr and Mrs Peter Jochem John and Leo Jochem attended the funeral of Frank Beele Sr at Ferdinand Thursday. Hugo Jochum left for LeRoy Thursday to work this summer Nick Hohl was in Huntingburg Thursday Peter Jochem and sons Alois and Edwin were in Huntingburg Saturday Miss Clara Kankler visiting home folks left for Evansville Jess Mollenkamp of Evansville visited with Mr and Mrs H A Hoffmann Wm Haug spent Sunday in Ferdinand with relatives John and Paul Schwinghammer went to Owensboro Sunday Alois Michal was in Ferdinand Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Joe Bonifer and children went to Louisville Laundry for a few days Clem Bosler made business trips to Tell City Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Hohl
Peter Jochem
John
Leo Jochem
Frank Beele, Sr
Ferdinand
Clara Kankler
Evansville
Alois Michal
Joe Bonifer
Louisville Landry
Clark Township Trustee Notice Seeking Domestic Help
Wanted white girl for general house work with excellent wages and reference. Apply Mrs Wm Trust 30 Runger Place Apt 2 Louisville Ky. Miss Ruth Cooper left for Bloomington Monday to attend revenue price at Bartley’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geners House
Mra
Runger Place
Louisville
Ruth Cooper
Bloomington
Reauvea Price
Bartley
Ady
New Painting Process Halts Disintegration at Museum
Dr. William Kuckra of the Metropolitan Museum of Art reports a new painting method that successfully preserves damaged parts. Previous paraffin coatings failed to fully stop decay, but the updated process restores the artwork and eases New York's nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kuckra
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Paint Protection and Its Economy
A discussion on preserving structural materials through paint, arguing oil paint provides better protection and economy than rubber coatings. It notes low cost per square foot and long-lasting protection for dwellings, barns, posts, and tools, with emphasis on durable, colored finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine Adverts Reward and Testimonies
An old advertisement promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine offering a $100 reward for incurable catarrh. It claims 35 years of use and blood-based action to expel poison and heal mucous surfaces, urging immediate use and testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Also includes a jumble of job notice text about a white girl for a small family with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Hal
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo,Ohio
All Drugetats
Expired Subscription Notice From Xin Mark at Top
Xin mark signals readers an expired subscription and imminent final issue unless renewed. The notice explains compliance with government orders and urges prompt remittance when the renewal date arrives.
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Joseph A. Sondermann
Edward J. Beckmann
Robert J. Beckmann
The
Beckmann State Bank
ST. Meinrrd
Henry Denning
Della
Alina
Henrietta Becher
Martin Jent
J. A. Greulich
Frank Tillmann
Jax
John Hotamann
Fulda
Jake Ruxer
Hubert
Claude Lomax
Theo. Fischer
Siberia
Mrs
Ed Lingemann
Krank Niels
Leo Ernst
John Arehart Priday
John Himer
Gust Ringemann
Devine
Ted Ernst
John Denn
St. Meinrad
Ted Hulsman
Frank Tempel
Joe Otto
Gilbert Arehart
John Arehart
Cannelton
Leo Linder
Frank Arehart
the News
Helen Weaver
Henry Zaglian
Owensboro
A. Bauer
Ireland
Theresa Brenner
OOS Barsky Bors
Atescora VubattGse
George A. McLane
Senninger Bldg
Ferdinand, Ind
Ferdinand Township
Dubois County
Ird
Nick Senninger
Ferdinand, Inc
Cleopatra
Khedive
Johnsburg
Hugo Jochum
LeRoy, T
Huntingburg
Peter Jochem and Sons
Alois and
Edwin
Jess Mollenkamp
H. A. Hoffmann
Wm. Haug
John and
Paul Schwinghammer
Clem Bosler
Tell City
Clark Township
Perry County
Hrnstow
Liberia
Albert Sundermann
Wee
Westinghouse Mazda
Edison
Electric Light & Power CO
E. E. Metzger
E. EK. Metzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
the American Insurance Co. of
Newark, N. J
Henry Haake
Ferdinand Railroad
Loulaville
West Baden
Princeton
Southern Railway
Ind
Leonard Muller
G.B
E. A
Huntingburg, Dud
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