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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
8
Local residents pass through Evansville and Louisville for visits and business. Names include Jochem, Wibbeler, Cooper, Cannon, Buening, Jochern, Hohl, Singer, Schnell, Sumner, Jobin, Poekting, Co, and others. A newborn Elfrieda Barbara to Gogel family and Daniel Joseph to Renn eeissen reported. Several locals attend the county exposition and social events. miscellaneous travel and relatives visits noted.
A collection of Bretsville gossip notes references visits to Huntingsburg Evansville and St Louis. Mentions Mrs Jake Brew Mrs Charlie Gretz Mr and Mrs John Linen Miss Clara Partenheimer and Miss Alvina Limp with various trips and social events including a wedding dance.
Fulda reports Math Kunkler of Ferdinand visiting Sunday. Birehier traveled to Ferdinand last Friday. John Stengel of Oyensbeara was in town Sunday with Mrs. Mary Collignon. Maw Stengel accompanied his wife Meanoas home after a week’s visit. Miss Clare dhaller and Chara Nener from Krapeville visited with horse folk. The Young Men’s Society of St. Benedict received their new bier. it was blessed on Sunday.
Fragmented text lists names and places such as St. Meinrad and Pear, with many garbled words. Reads like a parish or school notice referencing individuals, caretakers, and attendance at events in a midwestern location, but key details are illegible.
Reader text discusses the booster as a hopeful persistent figure and hints at energy and drive. It blends garbled lines with references to boosting, perseverance, and a few near-meaningful phrases about labor and enterprise. The piece ends with a tobacco mill or grain company contact in Worthington Indiana and a bank mention.
entralized courtesies and social calls abound as Mr and Mrs Charles Geer and Herbert Wirtaberger attend Swartz and Steeler wedding dance while Leo Wirtaberger hosts for an eteher shotine match. Villagers plan future matches. Henry Oser visits relatives. several locals travel to Huntingburg and Lexington for marriages and social events.
Real cold weather described with a business trip by John Arehart and son Gilbert to St. Meinrad on Wednesday and Miss Theresia Arehart's return from Haubtstadt on the same day.
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