Boy Bandit Hoal to Face Trial for Murder in 1910
Thomas J. Hoal the teenage gunman who killed Garry Fawcett of the Merchant National Bank in New Albany and wounded President Woodward will be tried for his life in the Harrison Circuit Court Corydon at the February Term 1910. The case moved from Floyd Circuit Court last Friday with three counts murder in the first degree and two counts of assault with intent to commit murder. Sheriff Claud Sittason filed the transcript and Sheriff A G Ward secured a remand to hold Hoal at Jeffersonville Reformatory because of large crowds awaiting the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Hoal
Garry Fawcett
Merchant National Bank of
New Albany
Woodward
Harrison
Corydon
Floyd
Claud Sittason
Floyd County
A. G. Ward
Jeffersonville
Harrison Circuit Court
Hoal
Indiana State Teachers Association a Key Meeting Ahead
Teachers who attend will carry valuable lessons to their pupils. The next major event is the Indiana State Teacher's Association in Indianapolis on December 28 29 and 30. Attendance from this county should rise. Bi monthly exams occur Thursday and Friday this week with eighth grade manuscripts graded and attached. The first bi monthly report is due to the township Principal within ten days. AMZIE KANNAPEL Co Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teacher’s Association
Indianapolis
Amzie Kannapel
Thanksgiving Dinner Reunion at Wynn Home
A Thanksgiving dinner and reunion was hosted by the Wynn siblings for Mrs. Wynn's family and friends. Attendees included George Good and family, Jacob Good and kin, Maurice, Nathrine Didelot of Corydon, Lydia Kintner of Louisville, William Cunningham and family, Grace Good, and Emma Wynn. Guests enjoyed social chat and a feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wynn
When Rubbers Become Necessary
An advertisement for Allén's Foot-Ease powder promises relief for pinching shoes and breaking in new footwear. Sold everywhere for 25e, with a warning against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allén
Farmers Institutes Held Across County Next Week
Farmers institutes are set for Laconia on Monday December 6 New Middletown on Tuesday December 7 and DePauw on Wednesday December 8 FE C Martindale of Slanecock Indiana will attend all three meetings and is praised as one of the best instructors seen at these events The youth are especially urged to attend Laconia’s session Monday night will feature Prof Evans and Miss Richert with local pupils aiding entertainment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laconia
New Middletown
DePauw
FE. C. Martindale
Slanecock County
Indiana
Bradford
Prof. Evans
Miss Richert
Pennington and Salts Marry at Mt Tabor Church
Miss Martha Pennington of New Albany and William K. Salts son of Mr. and Mrs. David Salts united in marriage at Mt. Tabor church near New Albany on November 24. Attendants included Miss Helen Pennington and Theodore Jaegers of Chicago. The couple will live with the bride’s mother in New Albany and have received many gifts. The bride is noted as a popular New Albany young woman while the groom works in Louisville for the L and N railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Pennington
New Albany
William K. Salts
David Salts
Mt. Tabor Church
Helen Pennington
Theodore Jaegers
Chicago
Corydon
L. & N. Railroad
Louisville
Dam Kampers Reunion Held at Corydon During Thanksgiving
The Dam Kampers held a reunion in Corydon over Thanksgiving week. Twenty two guests attended a Friday banquet at the Kintner House with a four course dinner praised by all. Members departed for home on Saturday after enjoying the summer memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Dam Kamp
Kintner House
Tindell-Colvin Marriage Celebrated in Taylor Township
L. H. Colvin a leading Taylor township farmer married Mrs. Emily C. Tindell at the residence of James A. McRae on East Chestnut street last Saturday evening. Rev Jean officiated. A number of friends attended to wish the couple happiness and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Colvin
Taylor Township
Emily C. Tindell
James A. McRae
East Chestnut Street
Jean
Roy Richard Public Auction at New Middletown Residence
Roy Richard will hold a public auction at his New Middletown residence on Wednesday December 8 1909. Items include one Jersey cow one buggy blacksmith tools canned fruit household and kitchen furniture and many other articles.
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Roy Richard
New Middletown
Jersey
Allen's Long Balsam Promises Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement for Allen's Long Balsam touts curing a fresh cold and stubborn coughs that linger for months. Sold in 25¢ 50¢ and $1 sizes with a trial claim to prove its value.
Franklin Township Weekly Office Day Notice
Franklin Township fixed Monday each week as office day at Lanesville, announced by trustee W. W. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesville
W. W. Williams
Harrison County Teachers Association Meets in Corydon
The Harrison County Teachers Association held its annual session November 26 and 27 at Corydon High School Auditorium. Dr. J L Kendall of Louisville delivered lectures on physiology narcotics bacteriology and evolution with emphasis on practical applications and a science Bible harmony. About two hundred teachers attended, showcasing strong interest and enthusiasm for the county's educational future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County Teachers’ Association
Corydon
J. L. Kendall
Louisville
Township Institute
H. W. Gudgeon
Frank T. Reising
Kendall
Dr. Kendall
Eet
Washington Township Supervisors Election 1909 Details
Washington township votes for road supervisors on Saturday December 18 1909 from 1 to 3 PM In Road District No 1 at Wolfe's Schoolhouse Inspector Edward Pate In Road District No 2 at Valley City Trustee Richard Cunningham Inspector Elections held from one to three o'clock PM Richardson Cunningham Township Trustee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Wolfe's Schoolhouse
Edward Pate
Valley City
Richard Cunningham
Field and Lot Gate Demonstration At Rosenbarger’s
Farmers are urged to inspect a field and lot gate set up in the street near W H Rosenbarger’s restaurant. Mr Rosenbarger will demonstrate operation and highlight its convenience for local agriculture and traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rosenbarger
Rosenbarger
U S Quarterly Meeting Set For Musselman’s December
The U S Quarterly meeting will be held at Musselman’s on Saturday and Sunday December 4 and 5. Full attendance is desired. H A Banton Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Musselman’s
H. A. Banton
Webster Township Office Day Notice
Public notice states Ben F. Smith trustee will be at the office at Dogwood each Tuesday for official business transactions. Address 113-tf. County records omit additional details.
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Dogwood
Ben F. Smith
Farm for Sale Near Corydon and New Albany
An 82 acre farm is offered for sale nine miles from Corydon and ten miles from New Albany. Inquire at this office. The Alpha Rebecca Lodge No. 377 will elect a trustee for the lodge on December 14 1909. China and glassware sold at the Economy Bargain Store one square north of court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
New Albany
Alpha Rebecca Lodge
Court House
Macedonian school pie supper and community gatherings
Taylor Township notes a pie supper at Macedonian school on November 20 and multiple visits and social events. Albert Knear and others spent time in Louisville while Eva Brown joined relatives for Thanksgiving. Grover Berry’s surprise 18th birthday party was hosted by Delia Knight, with lemonade and cake for a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Knear
Louisville
Eva Brown
Ira Babcock
Owen Knight
Fred Knear
Ed. Colvin
Macedonian School
Johnnie Schillmiller
James McCauley
Turner
New Albany
Grover Berry
Delia
Homor
Frank Brown
Q. T. Berry
Nettie
William Stubblefield
Jeffersonville
Ind
Jom Reeves
James
Jos. T. Brown
Eva
Ruth
Lannie
Margaret
Herman
Alonzo Miller
Mattie Ackerman
Thanksgiving greetings and local visits in Huddietown
Miss Marie Conrad and Louis Reinhardt visited relatives for Thanksgiving. Elsie Mauck and Mollie Houseward visited home folks. Mrs. James Conrad hosted relatives at Mrs. John Wheat’s. Several locals attended court as witnesses in Hull versus LeMay. Mrs. Lizzie Ladely from Jeffersonville attended. Twenty five friends of Miss Nellie Quebbeman visited on Sunday the 21st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Mauck
Corydon
James Conrad
John Wheat
Mollie Houseward
Fredora Conrad
Howard Jones
Hull
Nellie Quebbeman
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Mrs Florence Miller
An enjoyable Thanksgiving dinner was hosted by Mrs Florence Miller and her son Charles at their Franklin township home. Attendees included Grandpa Dyer Crandall Nicholas Berg and wife Goldman Blair and daughter Miss Nola H BR ie May wife and daughters Mrs Agnes Cline Mrs Hester Riley and daughter Miss Cora Elmer Harritt wife and children Albert Bruch wife and children Chas Ashley wife and nun Merle Mrs Jane Crandall and daughter Miss Ada Miss Della Brown Will Wagner wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Miller
Ansd
Charles
Franklin Township
Merle
Jane Crandall
Ada
Della. Brown
Will Wagner
Amd Et Dren
S&s K
New Albany Business for Safe Sale Notice
Henry P. Lovice of 215 West 5th Street New Albany offers sale of property on West Fourth Street including hotel and stable at a bargain. He recently erected a new building at Fourth and Spring streets and plans to move soon inviting farmers and travelers to view the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
4Th
Spring Streets
Henry P. Lovice
Mother Gray Australian Leaf advertised as remedy
An Adelaide style health ad touts Mother Gray Australian Leaf for back pain kidney trouble and general weakness. It claims fast results and urges readers to ask at drugstores or mail order with a 50-cent price from LeRoy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Sarrias
LeRoy
N. Y
Men's Meeting at Methodist Church Draws Crowds
A large gathering of men met at the Methodist church last Sunday afternoon in Corydon. Rev. Robertson delivered a lively and practical address. It was decided more such meetings would be held and announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Corydon
Robertson
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Kirschbaum
Capps
A. B. Kirschbaum Co
J. Capps & Sons
Bram
The
Democrat
Pedagogical
Farmers’ Institutes
Pennington-Salts
Kampers
Reunion
Tindell-Colvin
Allen
Teachers’ Association
Quarterly Meeting
Webster Township
Benton Knight
Huddietown
Marie Conrad
Ramsey
Louis Reinhardt
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