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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1910

Page

5

St Meinrad Hosts Jasper Band Visitors and Names Day Celebrations

Sunday guests from Jasper visited St Meinrad College for Rt Rev Abbot Athanasius Schmitt names day. Rev Odilo Witt led introductions. Robert Widmer and Theodore Denning spoke. Choirs sang as the Abbey and college bands performed. Rogation days were observed with processions and Mass.

Jasper St. Meinrad College Seminarians and Collegiana Odilo ‘Witt Robert Widmer Theodore Denning St. Meinrad Athanasius Schmitt Widmer Meinrad U. S

Belligerent youths stopped by Sheriff on public square

An Anderson and Schnieder boy were ready to mix on the public square near Sixth street last Saturday when Sheriff Vollmer intervened. A young businessman nearby was asked if he needed air and quipped about wanting fresh hair. Also noted: Indiana county superintendents meet in June to discuss expanded powers. Holy Communion was given to four boys and twelve girls. Messmer family visited from Huntingburg. Baxer couple toured Louisville. Hollander returned home from Galena IL.

Anderson Schnieder Boy Sixth Street Sheriff Vollmer

Ferdinand News Subscribers and Renewals Grow

The Ferdinand News lists new and renewed subscribers increasing since last publication. Names include Albert wirthwein Rome Ky Frank Kern Noble II Frank Zogimann Fulda Ind John Zogimann JamesS. Jones Huffman Ind John Pfeiffer Haubstadt Ind and many others across Indiana Kentucky Missouri and Nebraska.

THE Ferdinand News Albert Wirthwein Rome Frank Kern Noble Frank Zogimann Fulda Ind John Zogimann Henry Jochem St. Frances Tex Charley, Schapers Celestine Frank Arnold Denver Colo Stratraann Lawrence Ned Ford Bockting Mariah Hill Peter Brenner Ben Verkamp Ferdinand Herman Schmitt Ben Kitten J. H. Kerstiens

Local social notes from various towns this week

Mariah Hill hosts Miss Bertha Bergmann of Buffalo ville as guest of Miss Bertha Maslowsky. Paul Ender travels to Rockport for a business trip. Mr and Mrs Isidore Egloff of St Meinrad visit F W Wagner family. Henry Bookting of Huntingburg visits relatives here. F W Wagner takes a pleasure trip to Louisville. Ed Spayd of Louis ville visits relatives for a few days. Misses Ida Emma Handschieg and brother John return home from Louisville.

F. W. Wagner Louisville Ed Spayd Ida Emma Handschieg John

Community Notes From Fulda Area Social Visits

Fulda residents Leo Birchler and Paul Schaffer were at St Meinrad Sunday. Alphons Holtzmann returned from Louisville to visit family. Joe Schaffer and Miss Maggie Collignon enjoyed a trip to Rockport Sunday, with several others at Ferdinand Sunday night. Jos Bauer of Ferdinand and Anton Harm of Owensboro were in town Saturday. Census takers report varied responses ranging from thoughtful to overly detailed stories of life.

Leo Birchler Paul Schaffer St. Meinrad Joe Schaffer Maggie Collignon Rockport Joe Holtsman Alphonse Rupprecht Carrie Collignon Ferdinand Jos Bauer Ferdinand and Anton Harm Qwensboro, Ky

Birth Announcement for Jasper Girl in Gleaser Family

A girl was born last Thursday to Mr and Mrs Wm Gleaser. Congratulations are extended to the family on the new arrival.

Jasper Wm. Gleaser Lagt Congratala

First Excursion This Year to Louisville and New Albany

Southern Railway offers a 1.50 round trip special train Sunday May 15 2010 from Huntingburg to Louisville with 3 10 a m departure and 5 30 a m arrival. Return options include 6 00 p m or the 6 00 p m regular train from Louisville. Additional notes list connecting points Rockport and Can-nelton Beaughes and a Lincoln City walk with a May 18 date.

Louisville and New Albany Southern Railway Huntingburg Louieville Louisville Rockport Cannelton Beaughes Lincoln City Buntey J. A. Wood

New Mail Service Proposal Advocates Return Envelope System

Colonel Willard French outlines a Post Office Department plan using return envelopes and stamped postal cards to revive advertisers mail campaigns. The proposal relies on a deposit funded system, outside distribution, and guaranteed postage prepaid practice. If adopted, it could raise revenue and reduce advertising mail costs while expanding business nationwide.

Ym Lippincott Willard French Post Office Department Congressional French Sois Commission

Biting Nails: Habit, Health, and Calming Methods

A district note discusses nail biting as a nervous habit in both adults and children. It urges willpower for grown individuals and constant reminders for youngsters, warning of damage to fingers teeth and throat. It suggests quinine powder or liquid and a bitter extract as deterrents, citing a woman whose ruined hands required gloves.

World of Beauty and Duty in a Poem Fragment

Fragmentary verse explores beauty tied to duty and brotherly aid. It imagines an angelic aiding presence brightening a threshold, while laws and burdens are noted as dividing paths in a devotional tone.

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Corpse excursion ticket sparks depot joke

A Salters depot clerk questions a corpse round trip ticket to Society Hill. Calhoun White explains his brother Webster died yesterday and he wants the family to view the remains then bury him, claiming it cheaper than transporting the whole family.

Senator Tilman Calhoun White Salters Depot Railroad Station Boas Society Hill Webster Saltern Depot Louisville Times

Weaving Words: A Stylized Author’s Logbook Fragment

A fragmented note hints at a writer’s improvisational craft. It hints at changing thoughts and playful references to self. The text suggests a creative process rather than a finished piece.

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Philip Fischer Cannelton Edward Ringemann Weat Point G. Mullis Indianapolis Paul Andrew Mullin Montecasino County Superintendenta of Indiana County Superintendenta Jasper Herald George Messmer Jacob Baxer Alois Hollander Galena Ill A. H. Wagner Lauraville Jée Lueken Roba Hang Ferdinand Seger Rosa Eversmann Mra. M._Tobbe Anna Bromm Joe Merkel Alois Krapf St. Henry Mathias Schwarts Fred Brannecker Troy Joseph Mehling Gassler Anton Mehling Geo. Bischof Ludwig Vogeri Ben Bickwermert Newman M. Kummert Covington Katie Helming Evansville Anna Schwindel Eee Vom Joseph Neu Rayne John Keller Owensboro A. J. Seger St. Louie Albert Sondermann Henry Gehlhausen Theo. Peters Joe Altmeyer F. C. Kitten Anton Vonbokern Omer Keller Bencken Veramani Ine Weyer Os ‘Geptrich Frank E. Meillers Valentin Fleig Kippenbrok John Wessel Paul Wagner Leo Wagner Ben Bolte Paul Schreiner John Uebelhor Bertha Bergmann Buffaloville Bertha Maslowsky Paul Ender Alphons Holtzmann Hanna J. H. Beckmann & Sauer Ohio Street Creamery August Gehlhausen John G. Beckmann Lewiston Journa Ferdinand Electric Light Co Govinion Johneburg Boush N. B Evanaville K. Lange Long Point Dubois Pingt¢lage
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