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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1909

Page

7

Hartz family visits Fulda amid funeral notices and local events

Fulda reports community gatherings and obituaries as Stephn Birchler, a 41 year old farmer, died of pneumonia. Attendees included relatives from Tell City and beyond. Other items note visits by local families, a Siberia and Main postmaster exam, and local town news including illnesses and commerce.

St Meinrad Notes Local Activities And Obituary

St Meinrad reports on Father Gerald Ley of St Meinrad Abbey passing May 11 after a devoted life. he was born 1824 and contributed to Montecasino Chapel and Abbey works. Auditors toured roads with county officials along John Graman farm. May devotions and a May 18 funeral are noted. Edmond Metzger returns from Louisville dental college. International Harvester Co. offers machinery opportunities.

St. Meinrad Anderson John Graman Edmond Metzger Louisville Dental College Gerald Ley St. Meinrad Abbey Ife Montecasino

Local Visits and Passings Highlight Ferdinand Social Round

Mrs F X Rickelmann and Mrs Will Saver of Ferdinand shared a friendly visit Thursday. Henry Beckman and Joseph Havlik were in town on Monday for business. Adam Grundhofer conducted county capital business Monday. Mrs Andy Gogel is ill. B J Bockting visited friends in Chiieney and Miss Rose Bockting spent last week with relatives in Jobneburg.

F. X. Rickelmann Mra. Will Saver Ferdinand Henry Beckman Joseph Havlik Our Town Adam Grundhofer Andy Gogel Miss Rose Bockting Jobneburg

Dixon-Walker guests from Aglen visit Adgeville friends

Mr. and Mrs. J W Dixon of Birdseye spent the week here as guests of friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Walker returned from a visit with relatives in Aglen and spent Sunday with neighbors.

J. W. Dixon Bird‘seye W. C. Wheeler Lewia Walker J. W. Jeffers J.W.' Dixon Birdseye

Local Jasper News Briefs On Weddings Births And Injuries

Jasper notes report a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank John Tuesday night. Weddings include Frank Knabel and Lena Betz at St Josephs church Rev Basil Heusler officiating and Dr Jacob J Schneider with Carrie Kiefer at St Josephs. George Hochgernang wed Rosa Henke. Johnny Freyberger and Alice Cox married at Trinity church. Jasper college expects about fifteen graduates in June. Congressman Coxs brother in law John William Chanley gravely ill near Kyana. A water works pump install caused two days of no street sprinkling as reservoir ran low. Robert Fischer son of Mrs Jos Joachim was injured at work and treated. expects recovery.

Frank Knabel Lena Betz St. Joseph’s Church Rev Basil Heusler Jacob J. Schneider Misa Carrie Kiefer Philip Schneider Indianapolis Robert Fischer Jos. Jaohim Novelty Works Dra. Casper Gugsell Jasper Herald

Toledo Blade Weekly Ad Claims National Reach

An old promotional item touts the Toledo Blade as America’s greatest weekly newspaper with nationwide circulation and low prices. It boasts wide reach, cheap cost, and reader-friendly format designed for national distribution.

THE Toledo Blade Toledo, Ohio United States America Thas Huey

Indian Country Fair on Crow River Lands

The Boston Herald describes the Crow Indian fair on the Little Big Horn River in Montana. It portrays a self governed, entirely Indian event with modern exhibits, a school band, an Indian police force, and indigenous sports, dances, and ceremonial life amid tepees, regalia, and horse racing.

Little Big Horn Montana Iife Travel Magazine

Nurse’s Corrected Morphine Dose Test Ends in Silence

In a Brooklyn hospital drill a veteran physician questions nurses on patient care. One nurse first answers eight grains of morphine, then corrects to one eighth of a gram. The examiner, Dr. Matheson, says too late as the moment passes.

Brooklyn

Politeness Causes Hig Fall On Water Wagon

A long time patron boards the water wagon on January 1 and sits proudly. Within a week a friend catching him at an unguarded moment finds him fooling with the brew. He explains he stood to offer a seat to a lady and fell off, a comic twist on manners.

Topeka Capital

Revivalist’s Anecdotes Liven Carterville Meeting

A Carterville revivalist energizes his addresses with a humorous tale about an old woman and her husband. The humor plays on the reaction of the floor and roof to their emotions, drawing attendees home as the Kansas City Star notes.

Carterville Kansas City Star

Also Mentioned on This Page

Fulda Harrison Louis, Albert and Misa Emme Hartz Tell City Joe Keller Martin Weaver Mra John Kelin Joe Harm Oweneboro John Birchier Louisville Martin Birchler Sikeston, Mo Stephn Birchler Stephen Birchler John Lasher Bristow Johnny Eva Winifred Mullen Skrynecke Chas L. B Mullen U. S. Civil Service Siberia and Main Adam Blume John Bender Siberia Robert Blake John B. Rank Roy Lawrence Hobbs A. A. Sturm St. Meinrad College International Harvester Co. of Amories Mariah Hill B. J. Bockting Chiieney Adgeville Aglen Jasper Frank John George Hochgernang Rosa Henke Basil Jasper College Cox John William Chanley Kyana Johnny Freyberger Alice Cox Trinity Church Cramm George Stumpy) Cox T Xaver Seger William Wirtzberger J. Gebhlhaugen Joseph Brinkmann B. Weyer Bernardina Bickwermert Theodore Helming Wilhelm Bickwermert John Weyer Catharina Scheffer Henry Schum Gerh. Ruffarth Chelsea Boston Herald Becaues Ferdinand Foundry & Machine Works Ferdinand, Ind E. F, Beckmann & Sauer Kentucky Indiana Mathias Olinger
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