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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1919

Page

8

Local residents take trips and attend events in Huntingburg Ferdinand

Mr and Mrs Philip Partenheimer and Miss Clara Partenheimer visit Huntingburg on Wednesday. Jacob Bretz leads a business trip to Ferdinand. Several households enjoy a Sunday gathering with Jakie Bretz guests. Irma Partenheimer travels to Huntingburg for a week. The Lims plan Indianapolis move. John Schurz family and Clara Limp visit Huntingburg. Deindoerfer conducts a Ferdinand business trip. A Tuesday night dance attracts a large crowd. Local residents attend Ferdinand entertainment last Sunday including Luelen Tempel Berg Jasper Niehaus Jasper. Gilbert Arehart and Sister Theresia visit Henry Witte. Subscribe for the NEWS and get the best news from our home town.

Ferdinand Hubert Luelen Clara Tempel Hubert Berg Theresia Jasper Hubert Niehaus Clara Jasper

Early Plow Work and Local Visits In Siberia

Farmers busy with corn plowing and early rousting planned ears. Jacob Kunkler family visited Raymond Hartwick Sunday. Residents attended K C initiation at Jasper. William Boeelin Mike Uebether Gilber Arehart traveled to Meridan. John Tempel called on Fred Elmer. John Mills seen locally. Mr. and Mrs. Schlachter visited Frank Schlachter. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Denu. Hilbert Bernard baptized with sponsors Ben Gehrhausen Uniontown. Mr and Mrs Joseph Heeke plan move to Ferdinand near Andrew Boeglin.

John Denu Dean Hilbert Bernard Ben Gehrhausen Uniontown

Edele Jochem Wedding Dance At St Henry

Attendees listed include Henry Hoevels Frances Boerste Viola Reck elhoff Jose Uebelhof Emma Seufert Thecla Krapf Ida and Gusta Leinen bach Mrs Arthur Jackson Frank Reckelhoff Raymond Edward Koos Hubert Albert Hoffmann Louis Schmitt Raymond Worten Leo Seufert Hugo Senning er Albert Weaver and others. The note warns jokers to ensure the joked party can take a joke or risk offense and editorial blame.

Frances Boerste Viola Reckelhoff Jose Uebelhof Emma Seufert Thecla Krapf Ida Gusta Leinenbach Arthur Jackson Frank Reckelhoff Raymond Edward Koos Hubert Albert Hoffmann Louis Schmitt Raymond Worten Leo Seufert Hugo Senninger Albert Weaver William Robert Cornelius Renna Harry Altmann Edele-Jochem St. Henry

More About The 30th Division

An excerpt from a book on the 30th Division notes heavy captures and casualties during late September to October, detailing 72 field guns 26 trench mortars 426 machine guns and 1792 rifles captured. Prisoners totaled 98 officers 3750 men with 4 867 wounded and 27 missing. The division included the 59th and 60th brigades plus the 105th engineers and mentions the Ferdinand boys in the 120th Infantry.

Robert Remke Old Hickory 60Th 105Th Ferdinand 120Th

Back Pain Remedy Promises Kidney Relief

A vintage advertisement urges using Jad Salts to flush and revive sluggish kidneys. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast for a few days cleanses kidneys, reduces bladder irritation, and prevents headaches, liver issues, and other ailments. The product is described as safe, inexpensive lithia-water style drink.

Free vaccination offered by Dr Gugsell

A local health initiative announces a free vaccination event led by Dr Gugsell. The program aims to boost immunization among residents and emphasizes accessibility and timely protection.

What Is My Duty to the League of Nations

Clarence L. Speed argues every U.S. citizen must act to influence the senate on ratifying the peace treaty. He compares wartime citizen responsibility to postwar civic duties, urges contacting Illinois senators Medill McCormick and Lawrence Sherman, and notes information from the Minnoia branch of the League.

Clarence L Speed League To League of Nations United States Germany Washington United States Senate America Senate China Tongue of Nations The League Philippines Illinois Medill McCormick West Washington Street Chicago Lawrence Sherman Springfield Minnoia

Fragmented OCR Reads Odd Phrases About Math and Jewels

A garbled OCR fragment mentions math and jewels in unclear context. No coherent people, places, or dates are identifiable from the readable text. Further source text needed for a meaningful card.

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Beckmann State Bank Philip Partenheimer Clara Partenheimer Huntingburg Jacob Bretz John Limp Peter Abell David Abell Son Russel Jakie P. Bretz Mrs Val Limp and Sons Indianapolis John Schurz Baby Clara Limp John Deindoerfer Merdinand Jasper Sunday Gilbert Arehart Theresia Henry Witte Siberia Jacob Kunkler Raymond Hartwick K. C William Boeelin Mike Uebether John Tempel Fred Elmer John Mills Herbert Schlachter Frank Schlachter Joseph Heeke Andrew Boeglin Magdalene Bickwermert William Bickwermert Karl Weyer Herman Witts Ida Gehthausen Carolina Kirten Henry Hoevels Dheresia Sehmitt John Weyer, Sr Joseph Schlachter Auuint Jos. Biekwermert Carolina Brinkmann Dr. Gugsell Ohio Street IND Coteedtom League of Natione Electric Light & Power Co Ferdinand, Ind Metzger Seal House J. H. Beckmann Sauer the American Insurance Co. of Newark, N. J Henry Haake Ferdinand Railroad Rvanaville Rockport Cannelton Louisville West Baden Princeton Wannelton Southern Railway Leonard Muller GE &P. al, Huntingburg, Ltd Hall Cheney Pco Toledo Ivansville Ts Iva Ithe Ton Sa Renewal Jay aTaden Tran of Ride BO
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