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Newspaper

Ferdinand News

Location

Ferdinand, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1912

Page

6

Local notes record weddings and visits in Owensboro area

Miss Sadie and Emma Collignon of Owensboro Ky visit relatives here. The Crooked Creek Orchestra played for a Lamar dance. August Sergesketter and Mary Strobel announced married in church. New home for Fred Rouessier under construction by Kokomoor Bros of Dale. Ed Weaver bought a fine horse from a Dale man. Mrs Barbara Dilger and son Albert move a mile and a half north west of town. Orville Zeller returns from Campus Illinois. Mr and Mrs Philip Limp visit John Limp’s family. Funeral of Mrs Henry Mornkhaus at Huntingburg. John Kunkler of Ferdinand in town. Lawrence Bockedmann travels to Ferdinand to see his girl. Misses Limp and Schafer attend Dubois county fair in Huntingburg. Andy Lottes at French Lick on business. Henry Harder in Ferdinand. Nash Kern in town from Rush. Ben Nordhoff in Celestine. Tony Lindenschmidt at French Lick repairing Bill Marlett’s engine. Beech Park dance well attended.

Local Folks Attend Visits and Events Around Huntingburg

Mr and Mrs Ed Frick and daughter went to Huntingburg on business. Irma Clara Anna Partenheimer Bertha Bretz Edna Munkhaur and Adolph Brets attended the Sunday school convention in Dubois. John Loew visited Huntingburg on business. Charlie Limp nears residence completion. John Schurta and children from Huntingburg visited his parents. John Klem from St Anthony visited Huntingburg. Mina Limp attended a Louis Wiseman dance at his home. John Limp drove to St Anthony on business. Frank Prick and family returned home after visiting Besbee.

Ed Frick Huntingburg Misses Irma Clara and Anna Partenheimer Bertha Bretz Edna Munkhaur Adolph Brets Dubois

Local Happenings Report From Dale and Nearby Areas

John Hubern and Teddy Fischer visited Dale Tuesday to buy horses but reportedly did not make a purchase. William Trotter and family moved to Troy Tuesday. Heavy rain caused high water between here and Ferdinand. Miasea Rosa Bockting and Rosa New opened a millinery store in Schnellenberger & Kost's shop. Misses Barbadina Keat and Minnie Hollander went to Evansville Monday. Mike Trotter was struck by debris when a shed blew over during the storm but escaped injury.

John Hubern Teddy Fischer Dale Here Ferdinand Miasea Rosa Bockting Mariah Hill Rosa New Schnellenberger & Kost Mike Trotter

DuBois Weather Brief Reports Heavy Rainfall

DuBois area experiences persistent rainfall with multiple signals of wet conditions. Forecasters note soaking showers across the region and potential minor urban flooding in low-lying locales.

Local Visitors Reach From Several States

Mariah Hill and Jacob Bettag with children from Campbell Missouri visit relatives here this week. Raymond Yellig leaves for Louisville for an extended stay. Mrs Monica Lindauer and Mrs Ritter of Middleton Ohio visit the Lindauer home. John M Schnell of Troy seen in town. Rev Simon Barber of Huntingburg guests of Rev Wagner last Thursday. Mrs Anton Bauer of Owensboro Kentucky spends a few days with relatives. John Maffenbeir of St Louis visits home folks. Kathryn Mittelbuehler and daughter of Los Angeles California visiting relatives nearby. Henny Bauer of Louisville and Henry Spayd of Rockport spend a few hours in town.

Guat and Miss Frances Horny Host Young Folks Dance

A Sunday gathering at Mr and Mrs John Horny home in St Anthony entertained many youths. Attendees included Bertha Brets Frances Schaefer Tillie Limp Bertha Schaefer Frances Gehl Christina Limp Frances and Ida Horny Adolph and Philip Brets Louis Limp George Schafer John Klein Harry and Bail Schefer. Music and games provided entertainment as guests lingered late.

Guat Frances Horny John Horny Bertha Brets Frances Schaefer Tillie Limp Bertha Schaefer Frances Gehl Christina Limp Francea Ida Horny Messra Adolph Philip Brets Louis Limp George Schafer John Klein Harry Baail Schefer

Local notables visit with a stream of town visitors

Paul Percobn of Troy and J W Cherry of Adgeville were in town on business. Dozens of residents including Frank Sinclair at French Lick, Leonard Moeller and Gust Barth to Evanaville, and Joan Mueller on a Rockport Evansville trip highlight a busy spell with many brief business calls in town.

Paul Percobn Troy Joan Mueller Rockport Evansville

Travel offer from Huntingburg to Corydon and back

A Sunday round trip advertised from Huntingburg to Corydon on September 22 1912. Departure Huntingburg 9 20 a m arrival Corydon 11 50 a m. Return Corydon 5 30 p m arrival Huntingburg 7 57 p m. Visit the First Capitol of Indiana and notable sites with J C Bram AGPA St Louis as contact for details.

Huntingburg Corydon Indiana Old State House Old Capitol Old Governor's Mansion Big Blue Spring J.C. Bram AGPA St. Louis

Southern Time Card Effective April 20 1911

Train schedules for Johnaburg with north and south bound departures and connections. Notes indicate figures published for information only and not guaranteed. Listed accommodations include Nos 9 10 11 12 13 14 with free reclining chair car and routes to Loulaville Roaneville and other towns. N Lurbberugen, Agent.

Johnaburg N. B Loulaville Roaneville Sneville Donevice Baden Rvaneville N. Lurbberugen

Winchester Cathedral Saved From Ruin After Underwater Foundation Repair

For eight centuries Winchester cathedral faced cracks bulges and possible collapse. Divers in regulation dress drilled into the foundation removed water pumped and filled cavities with cement and brickwork while grout stabilized the walls over seven years restoring the structure to solid stability.

London Winchester Cathedral England Winchester

Man's sight restored after sudden blindness in Wilmington

George M. Morgan Jr. aged 23, previously blinded fourteen weeks, regained sight in Delaware after a rug accident in his boarding house. A prior eye injury from a stone years earlier left him partially affected. doctors doubt lasting recovery, but Morgan can now see daylight and colors, prompting plans for continued treatment.

Wilmington Del George M. Morgan Jr East Thirteenth Street Morgan St. Josh’s Hospital Baltimore

Classified Notice Rules Aimed at Advertisers

Notice says no charge for items under this head and ads capped at five hues. Requires signature of the advertiser and submission by Wednesday each week to the office.

After La Grippe Health Remedies Endorsement

Mrs Alvin H Locks of Seabrook New Hampshire credits Dr Miles Nervine Heart Remedy and Nerve and Liver Pills with curing lingering after effects of La Grippe. The letter warns of weakened system risk and recommends continued use until nerve strength is restored.

LaGrippe Miles Alvin H. Locks Seabrook N. H

Property transfers listed from 19th century ledger

A sequence of land and property transfers shows multiple deeds with buyers and amounts. Names include Wendel Egier Mary Rumbach Frank Pinnick Henry Miller Agnes Dudine John Wihnehar Frank Zimmer and John R Mitchell among others. Locations reference St Marka Dubois Holland Mitchel add and Loulaville Mining Co. 101 dates and precise sums vary per entry.

Wendel Egier Mike Egier St. Marka Mary Rumbach Felix Schneider, Sr Frank Pinnick Wm. F. Pinnick Dubois Henry Miller Joseph Thewes Flossie Hall Sophia Ermert John H. Seneff Henry Maggie Richmiller Agnes Dudine Henry Plattenberger John Wihnehar Gerhard H. Overbeck Heitman Holland Frank Zimmer James Garland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry G Beckmann State Fulda Sadie Emma Collignon Owensboro, Ky Crooked Creek Orchestra Lamar August Sergesketter Mary Strobel Fred Rouessier Kokomoor Bros. of Ed Weaver Barbara Dilger Albert Orville Zeller Campus Jil Mrs Philip Limp Birdseye John Limp Otillia Louis P. Bretz Phiilip Partenheimer Henry Mornkhaus John Kunkler Near Lawrence Bockedmann Jasper Otillie Bertha Schafer St. Anthony Dubois County Indianapolis Andy Lottes French Lick Henry Harder Nash Kern Rush Ben Nordhoff Celestine Tony Lindenscchmidt Bill Marlett Beech Park John Loew Chariey Limp John F. Schurta John Klem Mina Otillia Louis Wiseman Met St. Anthony Toeeday Frank Prick Oop Iene Besbee and ST. Meinrrd William Trotter Barbadina Keat Minnie Hollander Jacob Bettag Campbell, Mo Raymond Yellig Louisville Monica Lindauer Mrs. Ritter Middleton, O Peter Lindauer John M. Schnell Our Town Simon Barber Wagner Anton Bauer John Maffenbeir Kathryn Mittelbuehler Los Angeles, Cal Henny Bauer Henry Spayd Joe Leinenbach Evanaville M.C. Froman Pilot Knob Butch” Snyder J. W. Cberry of Adgeville John Schaefer Leonard Moeller Gust Barthent Frank Sinclair Weat W. H. Schwoeppe St. Henry Jacob Dotterwelch Meinrad Martin Dilger Poseyville Henry Grothans Dixon Valley Paul Rholetter Hantingborg Bomar Traylor Regal Leo Drach Hontingburg Paul Brockmann St. Meinrad Thoraday Rudolph Meyer Henry Scott Susan Schumacher Emma Bromma Clera Meyer Fred Cole Cincinnati Breed & Carrleon Tuesaday J. OW. Walker Wesley Santa Claus Frank Kunkler John Handachlepel Mariah Hall Henry Warder Dubais Southern Railway Leavea Johnaburg George Morgan Kinosie Goetz Huffman Ind E. Diiger Epee Leo Bisehler Paiéia la Grippe Miles Madical CO Riknart, Iad John K. Mitchell Geo. Astrike Asbury Curtis John F Mary E. Winning John R. Mitchell Fred H. Pastier Mitchell Goo John R. Mitchel Lydia Posthar Mitchel M. A. Johnson Jos. K. Bima Joan R. Mitchell John G. Dilly Katherine Duffy Lota F. W Bdoward Helmrich John B. Mitchel Geo, Abay Loulaville Mining Co
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