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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1921

Page

5

Dubois County Farmers Endorse Unity At First Annual Meet

The Dubois County Farmers Association held its first annual gathering in Jasper in the county courthouse. 250 to 300 members attended as William J. Erny was reelected president and Ed Struckmann as vice president with other officers also retained. The meeting featured talks on cattle testing for tuberculosis and TB free cattle, plus a report showing membership up over 100 percent to 53 members. J. M. Bretz was chosen shipping manager for the Dubois County Livestock Shipping Association.

Dubois County T. B William J. Erny Bainbridge Township Ed Struckmann Patoka Township F. W. Tormohlen Cass Township Indianapolis Madison Township J. M. Bretz Dubois County Livestock Shipping Association

After dinner party at Barringer avenue home

Miss Monica Madson hosted an after dinner party at 2015 Barringer Ave in Louisville on Wednesday. Guests included Bertha Fischer Wilhelmina Schirp Kimma Laake Ida Remke Lucille Wagner Bertha Hoffmann Hermina Ruhe Frieda Weisman Katie Huter Clara Remke Verena Schipp and Katie Remke.

Louisville Monica Madson C. T. Wolfe Barringer Ave Bertha Fischer Wilhelmina Schirp Kimma Laake Ida Remke Lucilles Wagner Bertha Hoffmann Hermina Ruhe Frieda Weisman Katie Huter Clara Remke Verena Schipp Katie Remke

Social roundup of residents visiting Jasper and nearby towns

Local residents and visitors are listed as spending time in Jasper and surrounding communities. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bartley senior and Albert of this place, Mrs. Peter Pfaff, Mrs. Xavier Strohmeyer of Huntingburg, Karl Bartley, J A Sondermann and Verena, Miss Helen Hollinden, Joe and Clara Olinger, Mrs. George Persohn, Joe Linder, Miss Rose Hoge, Karl Grewe, John Heilers and children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Altmann, Mrs. Rudolph Meyer and children, doe Eversmann, Mrs. Henry Eversmann, Mrs. Norbert Gehlhausen, Mrs. Leo Senninger, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barth and children, and John Limp among others visiting from or staying in Jasper or nearby towns.

Jacob Bartley, Sr Albert This Place Peter Pfaff Xavier Strohmeyer Huntingburg Jasper Helen Hollinden Louisville Joe Clara Olinger Rayne George Persohn Near St. Anthony Doe Eversmann Henry Eversmann Norbert Gehlhausen Leo Senninger Joe Barth William Altmann St. Henry John Limp

Trials in the Dubois Circuit Court

Cases heard include Edmund D Pickhardt versus Board of County Commissioners Dubois County venued to Pike County. State versus William Forston and Tony Heldman Albert Fritch assault and battery verdicts not guilty. Stroud versus Leona Stroud divorce granted. Messmer versus Altmeyer damages venued to Pike County. Rollmann versus Southern Railway venued to Pike County. State versus Math Altmeyer assault and battery with intent jury trial hung after 24 hours.

Edmund D. Pickhardt Board of County Commissioners Dubois County Pike County William Forston Tony Heldman Albert Fritch Gwaitly Milby BR. Stroud Leona W. Stroud Jos. Messmer Jos. Altmeyer Gerhard Rollmann Southern Railway Co

In Memoriam Fred Albert Obituary Memory

MEMORIAM. In loving memory of our beloved husband and father Fred Albert who died October 11 1920 A precious one from us is gone A voice we loved is still A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled The hour that fatal day God called your spirit away A loving father so good and kind No other on earth like you we ll find For every one you did your best May God grant you eternal rest We watched you suffer hour by hour t was hard to see you die But we will meet you some sweet day By and by From wife and children

Fred Albert

Stay For Dinner At High Mass Bazaar Afternoon

Ven Sisters plan hot soup and lunch after high mass Sunday to help farmers who stay for the bazaar. Ferdinand Band and St Anthony Community Band provide music. Farmers Federation of Ferdinand township directors adopt resolutions barring hunting fishing trapping and trespass by non members with a special meeting set for Oct 6 1921. Mrs Gerhard Hoffmann buys Leo Gehlhausen property for 800 and plans to move to town. Found purse. owner to claim at office. Corn shredding active near Ferdinand. moon eclipse observed last Sunday.

Ferdinand Band St. Anthony Farmers Federation of Ferdinand Township Spencer County Board of Directors

Taking Life Easy at Martinsville

In Martinsville Indiana on October 18 1921 a letter from Yank N Roos Chief of Police describes daily life, local industries and cattle sales. The note mentions trains coal quarries brick yards canning factories mills and a circus. It also adverts a life insurance policy and rubber footwear from Bartley’s Quality Store in New York City.

Martinsville Ind Henry Haake Henry Shelbyville Louisville Canning Factory Yank N. Roos Police

Wedding in Fulda Unites Ferdinand Pair in Catholic Church

Fulda Ind Oct 18 Math Kunkler of Ferdinand and Miss Kath Weaver wed Tuesday morning in the Catholic church officiated by Rev Joseph Villinger. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs John Weaver with near relatives in attendance. They will reside on a Ferdinand area farm.

Fulda Ind Math Kunkler of Ferdinand Kath Weaver Joseph Villinger John Weaver

County Officials View Ferdinand to Jasper Road Plan

County commissioners H C Hasenour Henry Hupster and John Stenftenagel visited Tuesday to inspect the proposed county unit road from Ferdinand to Jasper. They called the route a necessity and agreed the old Jasper Troy road should be paved soon.

H.C. Hasenour Henry Hupster John Stenftenagel Ferdinand Dasper Jasper-Troy

Roosevelt Day Observed In County Schools

The county schools will observe Roosevelt Day on October 27 with 14 to 30 minutes of opening exercises to recall the life and achievements of the former president. Local boy Raymond Perry, age five, died Friday morning of bronchial croup and is buried at St. Ferdinand cemetery. condolences to the family. A railroad strike is anticipated to take effect October 30. Also notices include a $35 weekly salary ad for Eureka Hep Producer and a lost flower stalk reportedly walked away.

Raymond Joe Perry Near Town St. Ferdinand

Your Home Town Paper And Its Community Impact

A compact hometown paper piece extols local news value and community ties, plus a 1921 notice naming Werner A. Wollenmann as receiver for the Electric Light and Power Company of Ferdinand Indiana. Other items mention a Kost grove dance, a Tel City game, a new baby, a minor injury, diphtheria rumor, local prices and sewing services, and a grand jury session.

Johnsburg Girl Weds In Louisville Catholic Ceremony

Miss Martina Jochem and Leo Rieger were married at St Peters Church in Louisville at six on Wednesday. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Jochem of Johnsburg. groom is son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rieger of Louisville. Attendants were Edwin Jochem and Miss Minnie Rieger. The couple will reside in Louisville after a reception with relatives.

Martina Jochem Leo Rieger St. Peters Catholic Louisville Peter Jochem Johnsburg Charles Riewer Edwin Jochem Minnie Rieger

Church Announcements for Oct 23 Week Schedule

Monday honors John B Mueller anniversary and Gerhard Ruffarth with Anna Ruffarth. Tuesday prays for Frances Ebert and parents anniversary. Wednesday prayers for Mary Seger and Leonard Schipp. Thursday for John Lindauer anniversary. Friday prayers for Leopold Klueh and George Wever anniversary. Saturday thanksgiving for favors. Sunday requests prayers for the Congregation.

John B. Mueller Gerhard Anna Ruffarth Frances Ebert Mary Seger Leonard Schipp John Lindauer Leopold Klueh George Wever

Ford Hills a Buggy Collides On Hill Ride

A buggy was struck from behind by a Ford roadster on a hill in front of William Helming's home injuring the conveyance. Witnesses include Lea Seufert Ed Fleig Roman Uebelhor John Eiverg E J Beekmann Raymund Beckethoff Alfred Hollinden Robert Albert Cornelius Altmann Dr Gugger Miss Emma Huelsmann Allmeda Mueller and Odelia Hollinden. Local society items note attendees at a Dubois County Farmers' meeting in Jasper and visits by residents to the east of town. Only one marriage license issue occurred since the last issue Hubert Niehaus Sperta to PChira Skelton Ferdinand. For sale three pigs eight weeks old and some barley Bartley Store.

Theodore Helming William Helming Lea Seufert Ed Fleig Roman Uebelhor John Eiverg E. J.beekmann Raymund Beckethoff Alfred Hollinden Robert Albert Cornelius Altmann Gugser Emma Huelsmann Allmeda Mueller Odelia Hollinden Tell City Dubois County Farmers’ Association Jasper Joe Johannemann Herman Hoppenjans Peter Durchholz Henry Kerstiens John Wendholt Henry J. Weyer John Eleilers Hubert Lueken Clerk Bartey Hubert Niehaus Sperta Pchira Skelton Ferdinand

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Party of Karl Bartley J. A. Sondermann Verena Town Joe Linder Rose Hoge Karl Grewe Evansville John Heilers Monte Casino St. Meinrad Frank Altmann Rudolph Meyer Dubois Jos. G. Johanemann Sec Gerhard Hoffmann Elizabeth John Catherine Clara Edwin Hoffmann Leo Gehlhausen John Reed Joti Reed Kremlin Moscosw Moscow Ageney Liberal Department N. National Accident Society Broadway New York City Bartley’s Co. Unit Eureka Eureka Mfg. Co St. Louis Nick Seger Werner A. Wollenmann Electric Light and Power Company Indiana Fisher & Hunter Kost’s Grove Tel City Grays Te! City Cannelton Led Hedinger Fermand McLane Bartley Bros Price Barttley’s Holy Angels Ford Hills Frank Egler Joseph Stetter Leonard Goepfrich John Haug John Bumm Bartley
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