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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1914
Page
8
Charley Kost performed at Evansville last Saturday to a well attended show. The event saw many skinned angles due to seats breaking down. The Seminary will host another minstrel on Sunday. Gerhard Gehthausen of Siberia and Joseph Daunhauer of Ferdinand visited town recently. Anton Beckmann and sister Josig, also of Siberia, appeared Sunday. Valentin Fleig of Ferdinand was a pleasant visitor Friday. U.S. Mail notes a brief ending for the day.
In Fulda last Sunday the Mariah Hill team defeated the Fulda Red Sox 11 to 1. The issue notes local timber deals, new bridge contracts in Harrison township, and community notices including births, weddings, and a large funeral in Fulda.
Farmers are busy planting corn. Mr and Mrs Philip Partenheimer and children visited Huntingburg Sunday. Mr and Mrs Louis Bretz and children stayed with Ben Klostermann and wife near Duff. Rev wr Mahle attended the Evangelical Synod of North America convention in Indianapolis.
Mr and Mrs David Able and baby spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Louis Wiseman in Horry. Mrs Anna Miller of Huntingburg was guest of Mr and Mrs Jacob Bretz Monday. Miss Sophia and Lizzie Bretz returned to Adgeville Tuesday. Miss Christina and Otillia Limp with Henry Trotter returned from Evansville Thursday. Rosie Schurtz visited relatives in Huntingburg. Miss Clara Verkamp goes to Louisville for months. Christina Otillia Limp and Louis attended a birthday dance in St Anthony Tuesday night.
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