Reds Win in South Side Sunday School Contest
Rev EB J Lalue’s Sunday school class at the M E church held a social evening on Friday. Reds led by Dr A C Wolfe defeated Blues led by George I Gwartney to win the entertainment reveal. Committees planned the program with music readings and speeches and refreshments followed in the 8 8 room. A flashlight photo captured the gathering as the class counted to one hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Lalue
M. E. Church
Reds
A. C. Wolfe
Blues
George I. Gwartney
Mesdames A. R. Connor
George Irwin
B. I. Flurst
Nettie Briffett
George K. Dwartney
Bettie Riddle
W. H. Gudgeon
Rev. LaRue
Frank Mowrer
Union Depot in Louisville Destroyed by Fire
The Union Railway Depot on Seventh Street Louisville burned last Thursday evening. The fire started from defective insulation of wires in the third story. Estimated loss is 500000 with no insurance. Built from an old depot in 1890 after a cyclone, a new building will be erected at once. Five railroads were housed in the burned depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Railway
Seventh Street
Louisville
Gasoline and coal oil stoves offered at right price
Local advertisement from B. Wahl promoting a large shipment of gasoline and coal oil stoves. The seller invites customers to call and inspect the inventory, emphasizing good condition and favorable pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ino
B. Wahl
Bluford Tuell, 79, Dies After Hip Injury at Home
Bluford Tuell died at his Chestnut street home Sunday night at age 79 from injuries after a fall that broke his hip while rheumatic limitations had confined him to crutches in recent years. Funeral was held Monday at the family residence with Revs Bartle and LaRue. burial at Cedar Hill Cemetery. He leaves an aged widow and four children: KE. S. Tuell,John Tuell, Mrs William Richard, and Mrs Murray Farnsle y, all nearby, who were at his bedside. He lived in Posey township and this county most of his life. He was respected for his quiet, rule‑following life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluford Tuell
Chestnut Street
Bartle
LaRue
Cedar Hill
Posey Township
Tuell
KE. S. Tuell
John Tuell
New Albany
William Richard
Franklin Township
Murray Farnsley
Floyd County
Card of Thanks from the Rudel Family
Mrs. Margaret Rudel and family express gratitude to friends neighbors the Odd Fellows and Masonic Lodges for kindnesses shown after the death of their son and brother John Rudel in a sad accident.
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Margaret Rudel
Odd Fellows
Masonic Lodges
John Rudel
Indiana appoints state education leadership trio
Samuel L. Scott of Clark county becomes Assistant Superintendent under State Superintendent Robert J. Aley on March 16. E. G. Bunnell of Laporte is named deputy. Scott is praised for years of effective Clark county school administration and broad community support. Prof. Aley, a leading national educator, leads a first class Indiana educational administration with his chosen aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Aley
Samuel L. Scott
Clark County
Prof. Riley
E. G. Bunnell
Laporte
Scott
Prof. Aley
Indiana
Harvey Goode Dies After Long Illness
Harvey Scribner Goode died March 15 1909 at 3 40 PM at his sister Lydia Kintner home 81st and Portland Ave Louisville Kentucky after a long pulmonary illness. He went to Denver about three and a half years ago seeking relief from altitude but returned without improvement. Born near Corydon January 28 1874 he was 35 years old. He was a member of Elizabeth Presbyterian Church since 1896 and a deacon since 1900. He leaves a son Linden two daughters Helen and Madge and three sisters and two brothers. He died with faith in Jesus Christ and is remembered for his cheerful disposition and strong character.
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Harvey Scribner Goode
Lydia Kintner
Portland Avenue
Louisville
Elizabeth
Elizabeth Presbyterian Church
Grossman
New Albany
Denver
Colo
Linden
Helen
Madge
Jesus Christ
Axx
John Rhodes Dies After Pneumonia Illness Near Corydon
John Rhodes aged about sixty eight died at his home three miles west of Corydon after a brief pneumonia illness. Funeral services were held at his residence and the remains buried in Crabill graveyard. He left eight siblings. only sister Miss Kate and brother Jacob survived.
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John Rhodes
Corydon
Afernoon
Crabill
Kate
Jacob
New Millinery Display by Maurice Griffin & Co
Relief for Women offers Mother Gray Australian-Leaf herb remedy for female ailments advertised by LeRoy New York firm. Advertisement promotes sample free by mail or 50 cents at druggists. On March 24 Maurice Griffin & Co announces display of latest millinery with no formal opening.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
LeRoy
N.Y
Maurice Griffin & Co
New Wholesale Grocery Firm Opens at New Albany
A new wholesale grocery firm named Fawcett and Dennis is organized in New Albany with authorized capital of 30000 dollars. Directors include Elwood Fawcett James Etherton Mathew A Benjamin Edward Zenor and William S Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Fawcett and
Dennis
Elwood Fawcett
James R. Etherton
Mathew A. Benjamin
William S. Rowe
Edward ©. Zenor
Harrison County Prohibitionists Hold County Convention
Harrison County Prohibitionists plan a county convention in Corsdon on Wednesday March 31 at 1 38 PM in the courthouse and at the Christian church at 8 PM to choose delegates for a district convention and elect county officers. Michael J Fanning the East’s great Irish orator will address and attract attendees with his well known rhetoric. All are invited to attend. Robert Gibson Chairman.
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Harrison County
Cors—don
Court House
Christian Church
Michael J. Fanning
East
United States
Robert Gibson
Death of James Long in Corydon area
James Long died at the home of John Mathes three and a half miles southwest of Corydon from pneumonia and paralysis. He was seven years old, married to Elizabeth Mauck, sister of Mrs. E. Mathes, who died three years ago. He leaves a Missouri brother. Funeral held at Heidelburg Church by Rev. E G Jann yesterday. interred beside his wife. He was a highly respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Long
John Mathes
Corydon
Elizabeth Mauck
E. Mathes
Missouri
Heidelburg Church
E.G. Jann
Fire destroys Thompson residence in New Amsterdam
Monday night a fire at the Hardin Thompson home in New Amsterdam destroyed the residence. Mrs. Thompson woke to rear flames as the roof neared collapse, saving most of the family. A small amount of furniture survived. George Bandy's house also caught fire but was saved by townspeople. origin believed from a defective flue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin Thompson
New Amsterdam
Death of Mrs Doll Saffer in Pogwood
Mrs Doll Saffer aged 30 with 3 months and 25 days dies at home in Pogwood after a two year illness. Wife of Claud Saffer, she leaves a husband, three children, parents, six brothers, five sisters, and was daughter of Fred Elbert of Boone township. Catholic by faith. Funeral by Father Ed Quade with interment at St Michael's cemetery. a fuller obituary to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll Saffer
Claud Saffers
Pogwood
Fred Elbert
Boone Township
Lb. Quade
Bk Michael’s
Thoroughbred Hogs For Sale Near Corydo
Classified note offers thoroughbred Pok China hogs for sale male and female eligible to registry and old enough for service. Contact Joseph Bussabarg five miles west of Corydo Eureka via phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bussabarg
Corydo
Eureka
Harness trade ad offers full stock for sale
An old ad promotes a complete line of harnesses with prices and an offer to call for the full stock and quotes. The message is informal and includes stray characters and a contact hint.
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L. E. Hays & Co
Edward E. Strauss
C. P. Trotter & CO
Elion
S. S
Union
Mae
Ptt Oy
Harvey Goode
Fawcett
One House
M. A. Rowe
Rowe & Heckleman
New Middie
Ramsey
William
Benjamin Rowe
Edward E. Zenor
Kings” Cave
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