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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1920

Page

15

Local notes from Bristow and surrounding towns

George McKim of Bristow passed through the area. Father Leander returned home from Evansville after a week there. John Bender visited his ill mother in Schnellville. John Arehart traveled to Cannelton and bought a fine horse from Joseph Uebelhor of St. Henry.

George McKim of Bristow Leander Evansville John Bender Schnellville John Arehart Cannelton Joseph Uebelhor St. Henry Leo Gundel Gilbert Arehart St. Meinrad

Lehnen-Meyer Wedding Attendees Reach City

Mariah Hill Mrs Ed Spayd and children and Mr and Mrs Otto Spayd of Louisville arrived Sunday for a visit. Mrs John Meyer and daughter Lonnie of Roanoke Virginia and Miss Trudis Meyer of Jacksonville Florida attended the Lehnen Meyer wedding. Herbert Lehnen of Chicago returned home to join the family at the ceremony.

Ed Spayd Otto Spayd Louisville John Meyer Lonnie Roanoke, Va Trudis Meyer Jacksonville Fla Ethel and Beatrice Koenig Evansville Lehnen-Meyer Herbert Lehnen Chicago

Marriage announced in church Sunday

Miss Clara Kineh of New Boston and Joseph Loehrein were engaged in a marriage announcement read at our church on Sunday. Fulda notes visiting Miss Frances Schatz returning from Moanaville. Mrs. Elizabeth Schaeffer shows improvement after rheumatism, and rain delays farmers planting corn as ground remains scarce.

Frances Schatz Moanaville City Joseph Loehrein Clara Kineh New Boston Elizabeth Schaeffer

Johnsburg Travel Report Mentions Mims Sumner

Johnsburn fragment notes Mims Lucille Sumner departed Thursday evening for French Lick with Beery Braunedker and daughter.

Mims Lucille Sumner French Lick Beery Braunedker and

Social visits and travels of St Meinrad residents

Miss Freda Kinkler of Evansville visits the Bechers in St Meinrad with other locals. Families from Dale Owensboro Jasper Tell City and Louisville spend weekends here. Frank Roxer and Herb Becher travel to Flint Michigan for car work. Multiple locals visit relatives or spend time at home in St Meinrad.

Freda Kinkler Evansville Geo. Becher Frank Roxer Herb Becher Flint Mich Hugo Greulich Alois Stanshelm Wm. Bisehof Jasper Geo. Borho Louisville Meinrad Bohro

Wedding Observances and Congregation Schedule

A fragmentary list shows names tied to days of the week from Tuesday to Sunday. It includes John Hassfurther Anna Kippenbroek Floreny Kitten and associated weddings or Congregation events with attendees such as Theresia Schmidt William Bickwermert Elizabeth Wessel Magdalene Bickwermert Caroline Hoing and George Hedinger.

John Hassfurther Anna Kippenbroek Floreny Kitten Senninger-Krampe Theresia Schmidt William Bickwermert George Hedinger Elizabeth Wessel Magdalene Bickwermert

Move to Jasper as Paul Schmetzki relocates family and property

Paul Schmetzki sold his Ferdinand home and various parcels totaling 3000 for the residence in Ferdinand and other farms, then moved with his family to a brick ten room building in Jasper. He born in Germany, immigrated at four, aged 57 with a wife and five daughters, and left kin buried in St Ferdinand cemetery.

Paul Schmetzki Jasper Jake Bartley Dubois County William Wilson Perry County George Schlachter Paul Germany America Lincoln Agnes Gude Frances Lau Ferdinand Bartley St. Ferdinand

Sage and Sulphur for Dark Hair Restores Natural Color

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as a convenient hair darkener that makes gray hair look natural and glossy. The product is sold in drugstores with added ingredients for improved effectiveness and is applied with a sponge or brush to strands for quick darkening.

Wyeth

Some Facts and Fancies About the Philippines

Maximo M Kalaw presents counterpoints to common Philippine myths. He cites 1918 census data showing 11 million Christians, high literacy, widespread Filipino ownership of farms and urban property, and an established educational tradition long before American rule. He notes American promises of independence and asks why self-determination is not honored.

Maximo M. Kalaw Philippine Mission Philippines St. Louis University of Santo Tomas Harvard Luzon Aguinaldo Thug United States Philppine Republic Islands John Barrett Pan-American Union Admiral Dewey Malatos George F. Hoar Jose Rizal Cooper Orient The Union South America Europe Charles Emmett Yeater War Department America

Climate of the Philippines described as mild and tropical

The Philippine Islands are noted to have a mild tropical climate with cool nights. A thirty year temperature record shows an average of 80 degrees and sunstrokes are described as unknown.

Philippine Islands

John Kerstiens Land Family Moved Back to Louisville

Just before press time word reached that John Kerstiens and his family have moved back to Louisville yesterday.

Weare John Kerstiensland Louisville

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