This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
11
Miss Sternberg will marry Henry Leachte of Jasper in a quiet ceremony. They plan to reside in Jasper and start their life together as a married couple.
Bretzville residents share updates from Jasper Huntingburg Ferdinand and Louisville including visits by John Limp Elzie Limp and Jacob Bretz families. Dr Bigham plans Indiana State University study for his son John. Mrs Adam Loew dies near Huntingburg. funeral arrangements to be announced.
Miss Lastie Bredhold stayed several days at Huntingburg. Mr and Mrs John Olinger of Ferdinand attended Mrs Frank Arnolds funeral Tuesday. Mrs Kolimeteher and daughters Christina and Carrie from Evansville are visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Jacob Brenner and children of Huntingburg attended the Brenner Gogel wedding here.
Rev. Father Boniface of St. Meinrad visited St. Anthony during Rev. Clement’s absence. He was called to Jeaper by the death last week of his aunt Mrs. Joseph Hetty. He was aided by his cousin Rev. Fegan Celestine of St. Meinrad and family.
In the past week families welcomed new arrivals all around Fuld a with a girl for Mr and Mrs Pfiefkar a boy for Mr and Mrs Miller and a girl for Mr and Mrs Bauer. A quilting party hosted by Mrs Frank Harm Thesday afternoon followed by a dance that night. Farmers report dryness limiting corn planting with rain hoped for soon. A Hollanders ball dance is planned for Thursday night.
Blue Ridge notes Frank Brosiner attended to business at Jasper Thursday. Joe Daggs John Humbert and Mrs Henry Nante spent Friday at Jasper. Mrs Mary Rasche was shopping at Jasper Saturday. Joe Kunkel and Mr and Mrs Henry Bachmann and baby of Ireland visited Frank Cros iner Saturday. Miss Rose Dall of Ferdinand is staying with sister Mrs George Raeche.
Anna Hollander returns home from Jasper to stay. Willie Neo home from St Marys of the Woods. Minnie Hollander leaves for Juvansville. Mrs Frank Tillmann visits Evansville for a week. Win Sauer and son Louis and Henry Timmerann guests of Geo Bischof. Dr Maslowsky of Daviah Hill in town. Dance at Woest’s ball draws large crowd. Clara Nichias of Siberia visits town. Pete Haamann of Tell City calls on his girl. Edward Gude of Ferdinand visits friend John Schmetzki. Carl Schuellenberger Julius Becher Willie Neu and Misses Rosa Lena Regina Nena Alma Regina Beecher attend Mulde dance. Tom Hill of Troy in town. John Gupfrich of Ferdinand in town. Mrs Joe Jent with children visits Frank Fischer’s near Siberia. Willis Hensely family moves to Tennyson. Seminarians of Thomas-
The report records a May east event at Monte Casino. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ruxer and their baby enjoyed Sunday in Merdinand. Paul Ringemann spent several days at Rockport this week. Mr. Wolfington of Paoli Indiana visited town all week to measure lumber for Anderson Valley Lumber and Spoke Company. Mr. and Mrs. John Seufert also spent Sunday in Merdinand.
In Dubois many residents spent Saturday in town with friends and relatives including Pred Snyder Gelestine and Jon Fredmanin. George Leivmer hosted Dilly of Puttingbore. Roth of Berch goud visited his brother Ronchiv ta town.
A reader reports rapid relief from constipation, noting restored bowel comfort and improved overall wellbeing after treatment. The account emphasizes prompt results and renewed vitality.
A jumble of names and places including Joseph K. Sims, Gustav Weoorter, Peter J. Gottfried Co, Lawrence Marks, and Henry Book appear in a scattered list of transfers and notices. The text weaves varied locales, numbers, and firms with uncertain dates and roles, suggesting a dense archival ledger or classifieds page.
The article extols a simple rest cure to prevent wrinkles by going outdoors or resting in a dark room for about fifteen minutes twice daily. It urges relaxing the body and mind, removing tight clothing, and avoiding thoughts, especially for mothers and housewives, to restore vitality and energy.
An antique health and beauty column offers advice on dry shampoo using corneal root, improvised hot-water heating, perfumed gloves, and a cautious stance on facial skinning. It covers nail care, keeping hair fluffy with green soap, and a regimen for clear skin via baths, rubs, and cold-water finishes.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.