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Newspaper
Ferdinand News
Location
Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1916
Page
4
Our correspondents report a lively social scene with visits among Miss Eva Whipting, Miss Tillie, and Francis Woassine at several homes. Families, friends, and neighbors mingle across towns as Clara Lange and Julia Bele spend time with relatives and friends.
Mrs John Linp and daughter visited Huntingburg Saturday. Mr and Mrs Martin Bretz Jena with two children made a business trip to Huntingburg Monday. George Bech and daughter visited, Will Melchior from Jasper spent Sunday at the home of Mrs Peter Abell. James Jack Bacher and daughters Mable Edith left for their home at
Fragmented OCR reads like notes from St Meinrad with names such as Buckther, Robert, and Petey. Mentions of families, rites, a wedding, legal terms, and a reference to a local branch suggest a community diary or notices page with scattered surnames and events.
A storm swept through the area causing power outages and downed trees. Reports mention damage near Lieau and Penat with responders assisting as crews work to clear debris. Weather services noted active thunderstorm cells and potential further impacts on Tuesday night.
The notice references Hatice with a liquor license renewal and involves a review process at the local authority. It mentions the Mugriean Rosouwhte area, county commission, and related officials setting dates and meetings for license actions and renewals.
Mike Wink of Owensboro Kentucky and his wife visit Fulda relatives while old friends gather. A St Boniface church devotion is planned Friday through Sunday. Boniface Jacobs near Fulda is declared insane and taken to Woodmere Anglum Hospital. Anton Obermeier returns home from Haubstadt. Carl Dreisch of Evansville gave a speech here last Thursday night.
A fragmented account notes Wall Street women planning a tour for presidential candidate Hughes. The piece cites activists and party figures amid suffrage rhetoric, mentioning Mrs. Stotestuire and social leaders, with observers referencing mobilization to persuade mothers and voters. The narrative touches on fundraising, public events, and political alignment during the era.
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