Fredericksburg Opens Bank Of Fredericksburg With Pageantry
Opening day brings flag display and holiday mood as Bank of Fredericksburg begins operations with a Milltown band tribute and speeches by Senator Michael C. Thornton Hon Charles D. Kelso and others. Capital stock listed at 15000 with oversubscribed shares and a roster of officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Milltown
Michael C. Thornton
New Albany
Bank of
Our Bank
Thornton
Charles D. Kelso
W. Oliver Marks
Salem
Marke
Corydon
Bank of Frederick
Lafe T. Gresham
Roy Davis
Sid W. Hancock
Samuel N. Voyles
John W. Blice
In Memory of Cora Anderson Dies in Sleep
Obituary notice for Cora E Hauswald Anderson who died March 24 1917 at age 35 in Lanesville Lutheran Church parish. Details include baptism in 1881 confirmation 1895 marriage to Frank C. Anderson 1913 and two children Joseph Franklin and Mary Elizabeth. Funeral at Lanesville church with Rev Schumacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Cora
Cora E
Michael and
Eliabeth Hauswald
Louis Steigemeyer
St. John’s &Y. Lutheran Church
C. Schleicher
Frank C. Anderson
Joseph Franklin
Mary Elizabeth
Lanesville Lutheran Church
Schumacher
Louisville
Kentucky
Town Lot For Sale And Local Notices In New Middletown
A good sized town lot with a neat cottage is offered for sale in New Middletown at a reasonable price. Inquiries at the office mention Mr and Mrs Arthur Gohmann of New Albany who returned home Friday after two weeks at the Martin hotel and a cancer treatment. Other notices include a New Castle trip for Mrs Gohmann and a Red Cross relief-related illness in the family, Dr Dan Goldsmith returning from Posey county, a sales position offer from Central Petroleum Co, the Fredericksburg bank opening with the banner Our Bank, and nearby rental and sale notices including a two story house and a cheap house from R S Kirkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Middletown
Arthur Gohmann
New Albany
Martin Hotel
Mann
Clara Habermen
Eugene Verner Bulleit
Indianapolis
Horatio B. Devol
East Sixth
Main Streets
New Castle
Ind
Bulleit
Red Cross Society
Edward Bullett
Sis
Devol
Dan Goldsmith
Lanesville
Posey County
Goldsmuth
Kenneth Davis
Bryant and Stratton
Business College
Louisville
Wm. A. Davis
Moberly
Rachel A. Albin
Local Notes From Laconia And Vicinity
Laconia reports distant relatives visiting and attending funerals in New Albany. Whooping cough and a revival at the M E church are noted. Miss Elsie Lopp’s tornado death prompted news from New Albany. The High School near Laconia will close for about two weeks due to illness. James Weaver of Nelson Kentucky, a bookkeeper, has been off duty six weeks. Deaconess Hospital Louisville lists treatment and weight loss for an ill patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Harry Perry
Louisville
Delia McIntire
New Albany
Elsie Lopp
Ellen Crosier
Walter
M. E
Ralph Pearson
Mary Anderson
Frank
Laura Brashears
Forrest Conner
Illinoia
Laconia
Presbyterian Church
Wells
James Weaver
Nelson
Kentucky
Mit
Wm. Weaver
Nelson Creek Coal Company
Muhlenburg County
Deaconess Hospital
Weaver
Aivor Thue
Jersey Cattle Sale and Local Notices Near Elizabeth
An April 14 1917 auction near Elizabeth features seven milch Jersey cows nine Jersey heifers a two year old Coach horse a Velie five passenger auto and farming implements with cash terms under five dollars. The notice also mentions a lost picture found near No 1 school Franklin township and local residents including Jersey breeder David F Adams of Blue River township and collectors of subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Welie
Lewis Schoen
Elizabeth
Lewis Schone
Hell Gate Bridge Links South and New England Rail Lines
Washington March 28 Passenger service between Boston and Washington and other New England routes will improve with the completion of the Kell Gate bridge over the East River in New York. Southern Railway officials envision through Pullman service from Boston to New Orleans and other southern points, using routes via Washington and New York to reach Boston. The Hell Gate bridge, built with linked railroad tracts at a cost of 27 million dollars, stands as a major engineering achievement expected to boost trade and tourism between the regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
South
Boston
New England
East River
New York
Pennsylvania
New Haven
Southern Railway
New Orleans
Mobile
Montgomery
Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Great Cotton Mill District
Piedmont
East River Tubes
Long Island
Hell Gate Bridge
Hell Gate
DePauw News Highlights Local Visits and Fire Damage
Mrs. Joseph Vaughn and family visited Vaughn’s mother. Aunt Mat Briscoe’s house burned last Thursday prompting a New Albany ruins trip. Mrs. Jacob Hannel visited Mrs. J. H Thevenot. Miss Lola Moore and Daisy Thevenot stayed with Mrs. Elizabeth Wright and Mrs. Ray Rothrock respectively. Several moves and a seniors play announced for April 9 at D H S High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Briscoe
DePauw
New Albany
Jacob Hannel
J. H. Thevenot
Lola Moore
Elizabeth Wright
Daisy Thevenot
Ray Rothrock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Financial Institution
Cora Anderson
Yanted
Central Petroleum Co
Cleveland
Ohio
C. P. Trotter
Robert Gibson
Kirkham
Laconia and Vicinity
de Lavaleream
Uniware Co. Mo
Jersey Cattle Sale
Elizabeth and
New Albany Pike
John Seipel
Martin Hausz
Frank Snyder
Franklin Township
Hausz
David F. Adams
Blue River Township
Lowdell Stock Farm
Mr. Adams
Hal” Pitman
Democraty
John M. Amy
Hugh’s Springs
Texas
Mr. Amy
Christian Geswein
Harve McAdams
Scott Township
Democrat
Jessie Kiger
Chat
Wits
Hisey
G. A. Wurm
Joseph Vaughn
Vaughn
Morris and Company
William J. Cahce
Crandall
Crandall Exchange
Corydon Democrat
Corydon National Bank and
Farmers Savings & Trust Co
U.S. Bonds
Federal Reserve
U. S. Treasurer
Famous Players Film
Jesse Nasky
The
Oliver Morosco
Pallas Pictures
Tetaleh
Vand. Furs
Che
Jaron
Oye Seman
Marjory
Aieo
Tan
Dream Theatre
Paramount
Our
Is Paramount
John H. Heth
Ballett
Coryoon, Ind
Harvey W. Wiseman
Indiana
Wiseman
August Barry
Copeland
Kan
Baelz
Ind. R. B
Eureka Phone
J. L. Luckett
Undertaker
Corydon, Ind
Evrema Phony
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