21 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
1
Frank Meyer repaints his Main St residence. A variety of local ads promote suits, dresses, shoes, and cloaks from area shops. The editor is a Democratic candidate. a wedding is announced. a farm for sale. and a harvest of goods like fall dress fabrics and hickory nuts are offered. A local man improves after surgery as a dirigible trial faces delays.
A collection of brief personal visits and travel notes shows residents and guests stopping in towns such as Louisville Evansville Jasper St Meinrad Mariah Hill Schnellville and Bristow. Names include Rosa Klueb Joe Zink Harry Schnieders Ben Madson and many others with various business or visiting trips noted.
Joe Bauer died after a fainting spell while talking at Hollinden's blacksmith shop. He was born in 1869 in Bertoldsheim Bavaria and settled here three years ago. Funeral held Monday. wife is the daughter of Mrs. Birchler of Fulda. Community notices many local movements and visits in Jasper area.
Miss Catharine Zeller of Saint Anthony and Richard Gehlhausen of this city married at Saint Anthony Tuesday morning. Bridesmaid Cara Bohnert of Jasper and Leo Gehlhausen, groom’s brother, served as groomsman. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home, then a dance in Ferdinand at Knut’s hall. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gehlhausen, works at Ferdinand foundry and machine works. They will reside in a new house Richard recently built.
Miss Angela Schmitt and Reinhard Hasenfratz were married at St Philip Neri church in Louisville on October 5. The ceremony was by Rev Father Ackermann. The couple's home is at 404 East Brandvier. Miss Schmitt is the daughter of John B Schmitt of Ferdinand. Hasenfratz is the son of William Hasenfratz of Hubert Hofen Baden Germany.
Misses Laura Hassfurther Tillie and Carrie Schwinghammer return to Evaneville for the winter. Grant Miller of Mechanicsburg Ohio visits and is welcomed by friends. Mrs J Boyles and daughter Maude home from Princeton spend a week at French Lick and West Baden. Mrs Albert Leppert and children travel to Fort Moultrey South Carolina where Albert serves in the army, accompanied to Louisville by Miss Olivia Kanjnenberg. Take the News.
State v Edward Anderson pleads guilty to petit larceny and is sentenced to 1 to 5 years in the Indiana Reformatory plus disfranchisement for 1 year and a $1 fine. Released after 120 days on good behavior. Numerous civil and divorce actions proceed or are dismissed. Grand jury returns 20 indictments. Several cases venued to Pike and Spencer counties. State v Ed Elkins intoxication: guilty plea, $5 fine and costs.
Church notices list names including Mary Kunkler Jos Bauer Elis Janeon Mathias Schum Elis Janson J and C Scheffer Elis Janeon Maria A Wilmes George Weyer Saturday entries for Mary Kunkler Paul Wagner and Henry Braltenpohl with days Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday noted.
Mrs. Baldoria Klueh aged 87 died at her daughter’s home Monday afternoon after a long illness. Survived by two children John Klueh and Mrs Frank Gehhausen. Interment the following Wednesday after a St Ferdinand church requiem. Sympathy offered to the bereaved.
I wish to thank the kind neighbors and friends who aided me during my bereavement in the sudden death of my beloved husband. Mrs. Joe Bauer.
The undersigned will change current from Direct to Alternating soon. Telephone Companies are asked to remove lines insulators brackets and cross arms from our poles. Ferdinand Electric Light Co. Baterlain Books. The browniah épota seen in old books is due to ray eyes of bacteria. The tiny deatroy ex targets starchy material and spreads in damp conditions.
Fragmentary note describes fertile mountain ridges and valleys in Cube. Mentions pre Spaniards and extensive touch or influence, with unclear tense and missing context.
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