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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1914
Page
6
Local residents attend shows and dances in Huntingburg and Charley Limp’s on Saturday. The marriage of Tina Balbach to Edward Brenner was celebrated in the church with a cream color gown and roses. the Brenners will live west of town on their farm.
FULD A. Mr and Mrs Adam Schatz of Adgeville visited relatives here last Sunday. Albert Wirthwein and Miss Clara Goetz attended the dance at St Meinrad last Friday night. William Lauffer of Louisville spends a few days with Nick Pfeiffer. Henry Wirthwein of Rockport spent Sunday with home folks. Jacob and Thoma finished sawing about 40000 feet of lumber on Mrs Birchler’s farm and moved their mill to Boniface Jacob’s farm. Guests honored Joe Pfeiffer for his 35th birthday Saturday night.
Rain and mud persist as residents travel through St Meinrad Uniontown Siberia and Tell City. A Louisville stone cutter Peter O Gera began work in town. Andy Yent and Miss Theresia Schaeffer wed with a dance at Kosts hall. Grace Adge attended the wedding ball near Huffmans Mill. U S Mail note ends.
A wedding at Ballbach Brenner site draws guests from Evansville Ferdinand Fulday and Louisville with families including Lehnen Lindauer Hartz Balbach and Brenner. Local notices list attendees and a Ferdinand visit by Frank Harlander. Catarrh cure claims and a classifieds ad close the column with a house for rent and a Bartley Bros. sale tease.
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