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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
7
A partial bank balance excerpt lists capital stock paid in surplus undivided profits and deposits. The note includes a commission expiration date of February 24, 1921, and several monetary amounts such as 325000.00 and 10000.00 alongside other figures.
Emma Laake of Louisville visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Laake while many others from Jasper Huntingburg Evansville and Louisville stop by Ferdinand area homes. Trips include birthdays weddings theaters and family occasions with Ed Schuetz family moving to Jasper and Franie Helming returning from Jasper.
Karl Haller returned home from Evansville where he worked for months. The engagement of Albert Fischer and Clara Hildenbrand was announced Sunday. A farmers meeting last Saturday organized a local association with several members. August and Elizabeth Hildenbrand and Mrs. Elizabeth Hildenbrand visited Huntingburg. The Monte Casino pilgrimage occurred Tuesday with a large procession. Local prayer processions were held Monday and Wednesday.
A Salvation Army profile explains Joe Garabed known as Joe the Turk tours nationwide for the 1920 Home Service Fund appeal. Once jailed after street meetings, he became a fervent Army defender and now travels in native costume with a bright umbrella to share the story of renewal and service.
Part of a ten million dollar Salvation Army drive May 10 to 20 supports wives and children of state prisoners. After surveying Jeffersonville reformatory inmates, 135 families were identified. baskets, gifts, and checks were sent to reach as many as possible with Christmas cheer and ongoing help tracked at state headquarters.
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