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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
13
A bustling week features Huntingburg visits by Clara Partenheimer, Edna Moenkhaus cousins, and Word of high school Theopolis Mahl. Charley Limp hosts a Saturday dance with guests from Perry county and Tell City. Tina Balbach weds Edward Brenner in a church ceremony with family, plans to settle west of town.
Mr and Mrs Adam Schatz of Adgeville visit relatives here last Sunday. Albert Wirthwein and Miss Clara Goetz attend the dance at St Meinrad last Friday night. Willian Lauffer of Louisville visits friend Nick Pfeiffer. Henry Wirthwein of Rockport spends Sunday at home. Jacob and Thoma have cut about 40000 feet of lumber for Mrs Birchler and moved their mill to Jacob s Boniface farm. A surprise birthday for Joe Pfeiffer brings together Henry Hildenbrand Joe Hildenbrand Huebschmann Martin Wink Werd Collignon Leo Bumm and others.
The report lists visitors residents and events in St Meinrad including Dominic and Raymond Hartwick from Uniontown Jacob Schlachter from Siberia Peter O Gera a Louisville stone cutter and Gerhard Gehlhausen and son Ben from Siberia. A wedding Einisode Andy Yent and Miss Theresia Schaeffer with a dance at Kosts hall followed. Grace Adge from Huffmans Mill attended a ball. US Mail.
Trustee Paul Ender visited Rockport on business. Mrs. George Uhl returned to Louisville after weeks here. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Will Gocke and Joseph Balbach of Louisville and several Lehnen, Hartz, Brenner, Bartley, Lindauer, and Hartz family members from nearby towns. Frank Harlander spent Monday in Ferdinand.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer one hundred dollars if it fails, with testimonials available. Includes price 75 cents per bottle and other notices about household goods and a marriage in Bartley Bros. catalog.
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