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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
3
Rainy weather delays corn planting while community members attend church services visit relatives and conduct errands. Notables include Mr and Mrs Philip Tempel visiting Ferdi nand, John Uebelher and daughter Lorina in Ferdinand, and weddings, church events, and local trades noted among residents and nearby towns.
Mariah Hill and Mrs. George Ali Jr. left for Louisville Saturday after a prolonged stay. Mrs. Naoma Schnell, Lucile and Faud Sunmer were at Dale Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hohl spent Monday at Huntingburg. Peter Schnell and Clarence Bockstaeler were in Ferdinand Monday in Bockstaeler’s Ford. Will Haug attended the Weyerschipp wedding at Ferdinand Tuesday, George Schmidt went to Evansville Tuesday.
Louis Schaffer shipped livestock to the city market from Dale. Several local marriages were announced including Frank Uehlein and Clara Jacob John Zogimann and Rosa James from St Maris Perry County and Frank Epple with his sister Celia visiting John Kern's home. An accident after church left Frank Wulf briefly unconscious but recovering. Private Nick Pfeiffer re enlisted at Camp Custer. Families from Evansville Owensboro Louis Ville and New Boston are noted with visits and military notes. The marriage of Miss Prances Hildenbrand and Edward Waldhier occurred at St Boniface in New Boston. Clara Goets wed Sherman Leon Farris in Louisville.
St Meinrad birth announced for May 2 to Mr and Mrs Henry P Denning. Health officers meeting in Indianapolis attended by Dr and Mrs Claud Lomax. Misses Regina Grenlieh and Frances Meyer departed for Louisville. Mrs Maggie Jent and son Edwin attended Lelir Jent wedding at Rockport. T L Ruxer unloaded a car load of Shelmet automobiles.
Peter Morgen and Edwin Diers bought 10 milch cows and heifers in Boonville on Friday paying up to 500 dollars each. Ray Seales of Huntingburg and FP Terry of Princeton also visited, with Peter Jochem and George Fest in Huntingburg Saturday and Caleb Smith of Dale in town. Mr and Mrs John Schmidt and children spent Sunday at St.
Clarence argues the Monroe Doctrine grounds oppose U S entanglement in the League of Nations. He notes past arbitration eroded rights, and asserts the league extends collective security benefiting U S by binding all nations to protect the hemisphere. He warns of possible war if the league fails and urges cautious engagement.
A local notice invites residents to attend an AoE planning session. The event aims to discuss upcoming projects and gather public input. Organizers emphasize community involvement and its importance for local development.
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