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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1916
Page
5
Brief items report births, visits, health trips, and social events. Families like Klueh Bischof and Sturm visiters are mentioned along with junior high activities, a McDonald Bros circus show, and a local hearse service expansion. The column ends urging readers to buy the NEWS.
In Fulda a daughter arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Voel last Thursday. Ida Weaver returns from Evansville to stay for the summer. The 1902 03 class will hold a solemn communion and a large class will make their first next Sunday. Bishop Joseph Qujartrand of Indianapolis will confirm a large number of children Tuesday. St Boniface will be consecrated on the day.
Fred Miller from Chicago visits relatives this week. Frank Po Horlander spends days in Owensboro and Rome. Miss Louisa Moder returns from Louisville. Ben Hollander of Tell City attends bedside of sister Frances Nord who is critically ill. Gilbert Goel welcomes a son Toomas Joseph. Jacob Nord and son of Hed Heosh attend Joel Nord wedding in Louisville.
Dubois mourns the death of Fisher who passed away Wednesday morning after a four day illness from pneumonia. He leaves a wife and two sons Walter and William. Nearby, Jacob Schwenk of Jasper visited town. Mr and Mrs Ben Schroering and son Edwin spent Sunday at French Lick. John C Thimling and John Zinler traveled to Troy on business. Tony Friedmann Kitty Hemmnerlein John Coveall and John Brosmer spent Sunday in Jasper.
Mr and Mrs Louis Bretz and a business trip to Huntingburg on Saturday are noted. Mr and Mrs Louis Roettger of Huntingburg visited relatives here on Saturday and Sunday. Miss Bessie Bische and Miss Clara Partenheimer were in Huntingburg for several days.
Jos M Olinger and Alvis Krapf Jr of Glennonville Mo bought an engine and separator from Kitten machine works to be shipped next week. A valuable horse belonging to Leo Olinger cut itself above the front knee after attempting to jump a barbed wire fence last week. Dr Ahrens set eleven stitches. Leo Olinger was in St Meinval Monday on business.
Among those from a distance who attended the funeral of Miss Ross Gehl mosday were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Zeller and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kress of Louisville Philip and Karl Zeller of Campus Hi. Mike Zeller and family of Huntingburg Richard Gehlhausen and family of Ferdinand Jacob Kempf and family Mike Kress Jos. Strigler and Mrs. Mike Kress of Soliwellville and Jos. Robiman and family of Siberia.
The third district medical society met in Huntingburg on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Leonard Gunter of Siberia visit their granddaughter, ill with pneumonia. John Pound and family visited Mrs Hubert Sternberg in Ferdinand. Rev Father Clement united Frances Hedinger and Josep Messner in marriage with attendants Meiner and Messier. The couple plan a Louisville house-keeping trip near Huntingburg. Rose Gehl, 20, dies after illness from consumption. funeral at Catholic cemetery with Rev Father Chanent. Announcements include Orville Aether and Mary Steltenpohl marriage in Louisville on the 17th, and a birth to Mr and Mrs Frank Englert near Kyana.
An old remedy promotes using Sage tea with sulphur and alcohol to darken gray hair. A ready-made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores for about 60 cents per bottle. A sponge or brush is used to apply the solution strand by strand, darkening hair after a few applications.
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