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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
12
Sunday’s game features the Selvin team delivering solid hitting and strong defense. Otto Reckelhoff impressed on the mound and Beatty’s bold baserunning sparked highlights as the Grays again showed depth and speed.
Rust and Day both reach second on errors. Barr is warned by umpire for charging pitcher. In the 8th inning Lindauer Beatty and Gerber make routine grounders. Metzger drives in the only run in the 8th via fumbled play. 9th inning sees two runs on a bunt error and a long ball by Schurig scoring Olinger and Beatty.
John O. Heim and Cecelia Buelel, Paul Schwinghammer and Scholas tica Luebbehusen, Jessie T. Edmondson and Inez Taylor, Fred M. Scrmersheim and Nellie V. Gerber are listed as receiving marriage licenses.
Mr and Mrs Louis T Blessinger welcome their first child a baby girl born at home on Monday. Neighbors report the father smiles broadly. Mr Blessinger teaches in a district school and the family moved here about a year ago.
John Supele of Sanbury PA praises New Life Pills for rapid constipation relief and bowel health. The ad claims liver complaint help and patient recommendation by physicians, with a 25 cent price. Also notes arrival of new ladies shoes and slippers display at Bartley’s store.
State cases trio on liquor charges lead list for June 3 to 9 with multiple assaults larceny and public intoxication. Civil damager actions include Fromm obstructing highway and Bench v Southern Railway. Evans v Reetzel & Chipman grows on June 7.
The Dubois County circuit court lists jurors for the June term. Grand jurors include John Drexler Harbison Township and Milton Bretz Patoka Township among others. Petit jurors include Mike Donahoo Jefferson Township Kay Anderson Madison Township and Leo Sermersheim Boone Township with several more named. contingent jurors are listed as well.
Leonard Roth son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roth wed Misa Myrtle Lasher daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lasher in Troy's Catholic church on Tuesday morning. Attendants were Cordin Lasher, Margaret Cassidy, John Lasher, and Gustav Roth. The couple will reside in Troy with Roth employed by the Southern Railway Co. and a construction crew.
Paul Schwinghammer oldest son of Mr and Mrs John Schwinghammer and Scholastica Luebbehusen daughter of Mr and Mrs John Luebbehusen both of St Henry united in marriage Tuesday morning at St Henry church. A large wedding celebration followed with The Banner Orchestra providing music. They will reside on the Kemp farm near Johnsburg recently purchased by the groom.
August Nord married Mary Miller in Mariah Hill church on Tuesday morning. Frances Schmetzki and Franie Nord served as bridesmaids, Adam Nord and Jane Miller as groomsmen. About 300 guests attended the home reception and a dance followed at Mariah Wil. The groom is son of Mrs. George Nord near Mariah Hill. the bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of St. Meinrad. They will reside on the George Nord farm.
May examination results show graduates by township numbers including Harbison 6 Boone 5 Madison 5 6 9 10 Bainbridge 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 Jefferson 1 Jackson 1 Patoka 1 4 7 9 10 11 12 13 1 ar Cass 3 6 11 14 7 22 23 27 28 id 20 A complete county graduates list will be published next week.
Notice announces the yearly meeting at the home of William Helming on May 30. John Laake is named as cashier. The text also advertises a new straw hat line from Henry Beckmann & Bons in New York.
During the second week of May Indiana sustained 119 fires with losses totaling 206040, per State Fire Marshal W E Longley. First two weeks combined reveal nearly 750000 in fire damage, about 53 000 per day, with deaths and numerous preventable causes noted.
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