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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
5
John Haller visited Owensboro Kentucky and Evansville for relatives. Henry Simon of Owensboro is here visiting relatives and old friends. he moved there twelve years ago and remains in the shoe trade. The item lists numerous local people attending events in Ferdinand Jasper Rockport Louisville and Cincinnati with several family visits and a surgery.
Edwin Denning and Frank Huffman visited Bernard Elmer Sunday. Frank Heeke, from Louisville and just operated on, returned home Sunday. Gilbert Arehart was at Ferdinand Sunday. Cecelia Jasper visited Gerhard Gehlhausen Saturday. Young people attended a dance at Louis Huelsmann Tuesday. Rudolph Tempel and Frank Hoffmann were in Ferdinand on business last week. Theodore Ernst was in Ferdinand on special business last week. Hubert Boeglin was at Jasper Bernard Schaeffer of Adgesville visited Virgil Jasper last week. Bernard Kemper was at Birdseye last week.
Mariah Hill and the Dilger and Daunhauer and Brenner households spent time with relatives in Louisville. A baby girl arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Nick Litzmann, and a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Wagner.
Johnsburg Indiana schedule lists arrival times for trains No 12 9 14 13 11 and 10 on November 20 1921 with agent N A Jocham noting arrival times from 8 31 a m to 8 02 p m and effective date.
Ferdinand township trustee Nick Senninger announces he will attend to township business at his home office each weekday. Residents with township matters should present them at his residence in Ferdinand Indiana.
A Cornhill Magazine contributor recalls a woman who reared a kitten and a puppy together. She then moved the kittens between rooms, enlisting a dog to carry them upstairs repeatedly, until she grew tired of the constant relocations.
An Indianapolis News report describes a banquet scene where a guest complains about old stories while the toastmaster praises Mrs She. The guest confesses she is glad to be there, then admits the event is enjoyable despite initial critiques of antiquated humor.
Two thieves posing as police accost a prosperous man in Buenos Aires and compel him to accompany them to police headquarters. In an unused room they strip him of his gold watch and valuables before quietly disappearing, avoiding a public scene.
George, a new town on the Columbia River in Washington, declares itself the most patriotic place in the United States. It will be in a class by itself when paired with the state name. A crossroads village named Jass in Klickitat County is noted as another acquisition of names.
A noted skin specialist says skin eruptions on face neck arms or body clear fastest with Mentho Sulphur. He claims nothing replaces sulphur as a pimple remover and notes it is harmless and inexpensive. Consumers are advised to ask a druggist for Mentho Sulphur and use it like cold cream.
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a soothing antiseptic remedy for colds and catarrh. It claims instant relief by applying a small amount in the nostrils, opening blocked air passages and easing inflamed membranes. The ad notes decades of use and broad endorsement.
Cransville Indiana May 18 wheat prices range 1 25 to 1 30 per bushel oats 15c per bushel corn 60c per bushel. Eggs 2c slow butter creamery field steers 6 50 to 8 00 per hundred heifers 4 40 7 75 per hundred cows 3 00 6 00 per hundred bulls 5 50 8 00 per hundred hogs heavies 10 70 per hundred hay No 1 timothy 17 00 per ton.
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