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23 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
1
A claim that the facility is equipped with up-to-date presses and materials, noting competitive pricing as part of its value proposition.
State ex rel Leon J. Gogs et al v Edwin E Watts et al over rules demurrer. cause continued by agreement. Haller M. Hardin v Louisville New Albany By Co et al damages. jury out 24 hours and discharged. Nolan Easery v Southern Ry Co damages. amended complaint. Henry H. Hollenberg v Alvin J Heuring admr continued by agreement. Leo F Brenner v Leonard Goepricht damages continued by agreement. John H Swan v Southern By Co damages. trial by court. finding for plaintiff $2000. Farmers & Merchants Bank v Harve Tindle et al attorney Traylor appears. James G Hill v Willis J Baker dismissed for lack of prosecution. Lillie Selby v Allen Pruitt exector claim. trial by court. under advisement. Henry Botkins v Harve Tindle et al note. proof of service and default. finding for plaintiff $116.24. State v Thomas C Pinnick wife desertion. affidavit filed. bench warrant issued. defendant arrested and bound $500 with Pinonick Nordhoff sureties. State v Christ Buechlein public intoxication. guilty plea. fined $1. 30 days jail and disfranchised 30 days.
In Jasper Indiana on October 15 a party honored Mrs Albert Pond for her birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Clem Knust Mr and Mrs Joe Kuust and numerous others. The Jasper String Band provided music as gifts were exchanged and attendees left late wishing many more happy birthdays.
Hon. Peter Wallrath and Karl Dreisch of Evansville will address locals in German at Senninger's hall next Monday night. They will discuss the proposed New Constitution for Indiana, to which they are opposed.
Friedolin B Kahle of Holland marries Tillie Wellemeyer of Holland. Patrick Rittmeyer of Bedford weds Via Mattingly of Huntingburg. The notice lists local names and places with unclear remainder.
News from Copenhagen Athens and Berlin with updates on naval orders in the Gulf of Smyrna airship sheds Germany extends anti English payments to France and colonies bombardment of Cattaro and Allied hospital counts. Dr Leslie Haden Guest cites wounded estimates and French artillery superiority.
In Rome Kentucky on October 17 1914 Fred W Horlander reports the Ferdinand Foundry & Machine Works received a Kitten New Improved Pea Huller attachment. He claims it outperforms prior hullers and processed 98 bushels in three hours. He urges Ferdinand News to publish the endorsement to warn other pea hullers.
Local shop Reockelhof and Muller announces new hat styles entering Hareyery week with a focus on low prices for ladies and misses.
The article lists numerous individuals visiting Huntingburg Evansville Jasper and other towns with movements to Louisville Cincinnati St Meinrad New Boston and St Henry. It notes trips for business wedding dances funerals and family visits involving residents like Ben Soeufert Nick Senninger John Brenner Mrs Beckmann Edwin Horny Rt Rev Sehmitt and many others.
Frank Denning and Miss Frances Vogeler wed at St. Meinrad on Tuesday morning. Attendants Jacob Meyer and Miss Emma Ross of Louisville. The bride is the Vogeler’s daughter. the groom is the Denning’s son. A dance at Rouxer’s hall followed. They will reside on the groom’s farm near St. Meinrad.
Sunday night entertainment hosted by Misses BerShe and Augusta Schiweeppe attracted many guests. Ed Weyer, Ed Bickwermert, Joe Wes Leet, Alma and Emma Horny, Kippenbrok members, Wessel family, Darchholz family, Martin Weyer, Horny and Durchholz relatives, and Louis Laake attended. A Dutch lunch was served at 9:30 o clock before guests departed late.
A rustic Union county notice quips about hunter behavior and farm hospitality. It urges hunters to come for dinner when the horn sounds and jokes about handling game and livestock, reflecting rural character and humor.
Stop and look as you pass. Your eyes get a free test and frame adjustment at W A Wol lenmanns. Frames are checked and fitted to ensure proper vision.
Work started Monday morning at the lake to build a roadway and remove the avi] from the area planned to be flooded. Ed Pickhardt of Huntingburg directs engineering and supervision while Herman Bolte leads the crew.
Mrs Michael Demuth nee Troxler died at her home in St Anthony Tuesday night after a two month illness of jaundice. Survived by her husband three sons and one daughter. Interment was held at St Anthony yesterday.
Mr and Mrs J A Sondermann marked their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with mass by Very Rev J P Sondermann and received many silver presents. The NEWS extends best wishes and hopes they reach a diamond wedding celebration.
Announcement lists Hon. John L. Bretz and Hon. Stanley M. Krieg as Democratic candidates for Judge and Prosecuting Attorney of the 57th Judicial Circuit, with Bertram Pickhardt addressing voters at Senninger's Hall Ferdinand Thursday night October 29 1914 at 7 30 PM. Includes invite to ladies and notes on local piano agency and civic thanks from Mary Krampe Wesley Ahring.
Local ad promotes a beautiful line of room size rugs at very low prices from Ady Reckelhoff and Muller.
Land notice offers a 140 acre farm one mile southeast of Siberia in Perry County Indiana at a bargain price. Prospective buyers are invited to inspect and consider the offer by W P Schnell with hands and teams at the lake Water Works Co. Also advertised are low price batches of Sauer Kraut from Retkathof and Maller.
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