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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1918
Page
5
Local Obituaries And Civil War Era Remains Brought Home
The Beckmann State Bank notes the arrival of Simon Dumolt’s remains from Camp Custer Michigan for burial at the Catholic cemetery. He was 21 and survived by two sisters and a brother living in local towns. Interment occurred Saturday at 8:30. Also reported Private Frank Egloff died at Camp Dodge Iowa of pneumonia aged 28. burial at Catholic cemetery followed. The notice extends sympathy to the bereaved families. Private Anthony Eylot and others connected to Ferdinand Taylor and Taylor area are mentioned with multiple relations. Also noted are local movements, car purchases, and visits by residents including Hubert Ruxer and Mrs Claude Lomax, and the Meiering family from Louisville with updates on travel and sickness. Burial details and community sympathy appear alongside regional social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Dumolt
Camp Custer
Mich
Ape
Christ Wigner
George Wigger
Here
Lena Spicker
Indianapolis
Frank Egloff
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Joe Eviott
Jos.dent. Metuead
Joe Exiott
Jasper
Anthony Eylot
Coup ‘Taylor
Jes
Dain Ebert
Edo Eylott
Merdinand
Mary Bylot
Local residents visit Ferdinand on midweek calls
Siberia notes fine weather as John Arehart and his daughter Theresia visit Ferdinand on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Simon Petry go to Ferdinand Monday. Henry Tebben and daughter Ida are in Ferdinand on business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ben Kemper visit John Arehart Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Arehart
Daughter Theresia
Ferdinand
Simon Petry
Henry Tebben
Ida
Ben Kemper
Johnsburg visitors and local business on Thursday to Sunday
Fred Wellman of Holland visited Johnsburg Thursday to handle business. Mrs Naoma Schnell and Carrie Darchbols were guests of Mrs Amos Well Kamp of Dale on Thursday. Albert Weaver of Ferdinand and Ed Meyer of Holland attended town events. Clarence Bockstahler and Henry Singer of Dale visited Saturday. Will Haug traveled to Ferdinand Sunday. Theresa Haug of Dale visited relatives over the weekend. Peter Sehnell listed as sick. Leo Olinger of Ferdinand passed through en route to Camp Taylor. John Geiss of Huntingburg and John Blesch of Holland in town Tuesday. N A Jochem on business in Huntingburg Tuesday. John Buening attended to business at Jasper Wednesday. Bernard and Rosa Buening spent Sunday at Frank Begte Jr.’s near Ferdinand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naoma Schnell
Carrie Darchbols
Amos Well‘Kamp
Dale
Clarence Bockstahler
Henry Singer
Leo Olinger
Ferdinand
Touesday
Camp Taylor
Bernard
Rosa Buening
Frank Begte, Jr
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Frank Meyer spent several days with their son Edward at Camp Taylor. Mrs Jacob Spayd visited with friends at Jasper. Miss Clara Bredhold attended Louisville early in the week. A daughter returned from an extended trip to Indianapolis and 75. af and Mrs Frank P Dilger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meyer
Edward
Camp Taylor
Jacob Spayd
Jasper
Indianapolies
Frank P. Dilger
Fulda Tragedy and Local Injuries Reported
Frank Harm returns home from Owensboro while sister Martina suffers a serious injury at a school window cleaning incident on a step ladder. John Weaver learns of his son John Jr. illness in Camp Custer. Aloys Wanninger, Fulda’s first war death, died at Camp Waylor from influenza. buried in the local cemetery as the second son of Louis and Mrs. Wanninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martina
John Weaver
John Jr
Camp Custer
Mid
Fulda
Aloys Wanninger
Camp Waylor
Intuenza
Louis Wanninger
Local social notes and sales events in St Henry district
Mr and Mrs Leo Seid and children of Huntingburg visited H I Luebbe husen. John Luebbehusen and daughter Loring were in Ferdinand last week. Albert Luebbers returned from Louisville. J H Fischer and daughter Alma spent Wednesday in Ferdinand for business. Jank Luebbers of Huntingburg visited. John Gehthansen and family were in Ferdinand Sunday. Gerhard Schwartz left for Camp Custer to see ill son Herb. Mrs Wm Sauer and Mrs Richard Hiberg of Ferdinand were in town Sunday. Jos Heider of Ferdinand mingled with friends. Nora Sternberg of Huntingburg is visiting. Fischer stock closing sale active. winter supplies urged. Mineen Matilda Ida J orther Leous and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerhard Schwartz
Camp Custer
Herb
Fritch and Haug Spend Sunday at Mile Edele’s Home
Cora Fritch and Theresia Haug spent Sunday at the home of Mile Edele. The brief item notes their visit as a social outing without additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Fritch
Theresia Haug
Mile Edele
Local People and Visits Reported in Bretzville Area
Mr and Mrs John Limp and daughter Clara were at Kerdi nand Saturday. John F J Schurz made a business trip to Huntingburg Saturday. Edwin Jacob visited Jasper Monday for military service examination. Miss Bertha Bretz works at Huntingburg. Mr and Mrs Peter Abell attended Huntingburg last week. Mr and Mrs John Horny and Grandma Horny spent Sunday with John Limp family. Zella Schurz ill with Spanish influenza is improving. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Vanderheit a son. father stationed at West Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Limp
Clara
Kerdinand
John F. J. Schurz
Huntingburg
John Horny
Grandma Horny
John Limp and Family
Frank Vanderheit
West Point
Dave Hawkins
Decatur
Eva Whipking
Deke Whipking
Salt and Rock Salt Sale Ad in Louisville
Reckelhoff and Muller promote winter salt supply with 260 barrels of salt and 2300 bushels of rock salt for purchase. They announce a large display of ginghams percales calico and wool dress goods with a public price claim. Jacob Bartley Jr advertises job openings for cook and domestic work at 313 South Magnolia Louisville with wages from five to seven dollars weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reckelhoff & Muller
O. K
Jacob Bartley, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty
Ferdinand Township
Liberty Loan
The
Beckmann State Bank
ST. Meinrad
Anthony Kerlatt
Caio Taylor
Jake Ruxer
Verena
Hubert Ruxer
Claude Lomax
Evansville
Maxwell
Wm. Meiering
Robert
Louisville
Jos. Vaal
Arehart
Louie Schlachter
George Boeglin
George Blume
Cannelton
Pete Tempel
Harry and
Edwin Dilger
Henry Bredhold
Owensboro
A. Bauer
Siberia
Johnsburg
Fred Wellman
Holland
Albert Weaver
Ed Meyer
Joe Heidel
Will Haug
Theresa Haug
Sun Aling
Peter Sehnell
John Geiss
John Blesch
N. A. Jochem
John Buening
Mariah Hill
Clara Bredhold
Frank Harm
ST. Henry
Leo Seid
H.l Luebbehusen
John Luebbehusen
Loring
Albert Luebbers
J. H. Fischer
Alma
Jank Luebbers
John Gehthansen
Ferdinand Sunday
Wm. R. Sauer
Richard Hiberg
Jos. Heider
Nora Sternberg
Hunlingbury
Burg
Mineen
Matilda
Jorther, Leous
Edwin Jacob
Peter Abell
Zella Schurz
Magnolia
Evansville Courier
Knocchts
Matt
Jeff
Father
Courier
Jake Boxer
Paul
Westinghouse
Mazda
Electric Light & Power Co., of
Ferdinand, Ind
Dr. E. Metzger
EK. I. Metzger
J. H. Beckmann
Sauer
Knecht
Evansvillle
Ind
Hall
Circculara Fece
All Drug
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Placehope
Clae
Dagob Bartley
Barkleye Btore
Dubois County
Nick Senninger
Jos. F. Vaal
St. Meinvad
Meng Drews
Work Shire
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