Bloomer Girls Defeat Louisville Reserves 14 to 4
The Bloomer Girls, a mixed team of five women and four men, defeated the Louisville Reserves 14 to 4. Florence Wood pitched well, allowing four hits and eight strikeouts as the team traveled in a luxurious private car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bloomer
Florence Wood
Tom Smith
Carrie Russell
Laura Barth
Tula Sinclair
C. Hicks
Norvine Mc Yavay
Lillie Emmett
May O’conner
Sulphur Family Visits and Local Ball Game Result
Sylvester Parks and family visited Albert Goldman and family over the weekend. The Sulphur Scrubs defeated Oriole 29 to 18 in a Sunday ball game at Oriole. Church events and various visits are noted, including revivals and Sunday services across Sulphur, Beechwood, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Parks and Family
Albert Goldman and
Family
John Wright
Beechwood
Ambrose Eaton
Oriole
Base Ball Rumor and Local Game Recap
The Boston Bloomers lost 5 to 3 to the local team before about 500 spectators. Ellsworth pitched well and Lou Maloy joined the visitors, with locals predicting she will excel. The New Albany Douglas Base Ball team faces the English Nine on the local diamond this Friday for an expected fast contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Bloomers
Ellsworth
Lou Maloy
New Albany Douglas
Comet Eggs Report Spark Milroy Local Folklore
Rushville dispatch notes chickens near Milroy in Rush County reportedly laying comet shaped eggs with a walnut sized yolk and eight inch tail. The item sits amid a broader column of church moralizing and self reliance quotes, all reflecting period editorial tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milroy
Rush County
Rushville
Harry Colter
Milo
Indictments Link Hoal Couple to Bandit Escape Plot
William Hoal and wife Nettie Hoal are indicted by Harrison county grand jury on conspiracy to aid their son Thomas Hoal’s escape from Corydon jail after his conviction for the J. H. Fawcett bank killing. Gov. Marshall issued requisition papers. Hoals last seen leaving 802 South Preston Street.
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William Hoal
Nettie Hoal
Thomas Hoal
J. H. Fawcett
Merchants’ National Bank of New Albany
Harrison County
Corydon
Ind
Marshall
Jeffersonville
A. J. Ward
Hoal
Ward
Grand Jury
Young Hoal
Heal, Sr
Indiana
Death notice of Bro Deachars in Alton Lodge respects
Alton Lodge No. 697 records the sudden death of Brother Deachars and notes a grief stricken lodge. The resolutions drape the charter in mourning for thirty days and extend sympathy to the bereaved family. Committee members M. F. Pearson Joseph Seacat and W. A. Brooks sign the notice.
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Bro. Deachars
Bro. Deuchars
M. F. Pearson
A Poem About Masonry Recited by Rev. Magill
The Rev. Magill of St. Pauls Peru recites a poem describing initiation into Freemasonry. It traces the speaker’s journey from poor beginnings to being raised to a noble Mason, with references to Hiram, the Master and Brother roles, light, veils, the Sanctum Sanctorum, and charitable aims toward orphans and the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magill
St. Paul's Church
Peru
Will Test Right New Albany Tribune
The Clark circuit court suits the state over whether the government must compensate owners for cows condemned as tuberculosis infected. James Alexander seeks appraisal and payment after his cow was ordered killed, one of about forty condemned in Clark County.
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Clark Circuit
James Alexander
Alexander
William E. Coover
Clark County
Marengo Notes From Indiana Trip and Local Moves
William Hanger and wife returned from Indianapolis where they attended the I O O F Grand Lodge. Several residents traveled to English and Corydon for business and berry picking while others visited relatives. Lost pocketbook on English streets with $15.68 and Dr Kelso receipt. reward offered.
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William Hanger
Indianapolis
I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge
Emery Spencer
Ollie Bullington
Ervin Toney
James Peterson
William Boss
Nellie Boss
Lola Jenkins
Borden
William Manning
Winona
Yates and Laswell Married by Elder Scott
Last Monday afternoon Harry Yates and Miss Jessie Laswell were united in marriage by Elder A. W. Scott at his residence. They traveled forty six miles on a hot day and plan to spend a few days nearby. Both are highly respected. Yates is industrious and sober, while Laswell is described as a model young lady, daughter of Sheringa Laswell now resting at Cape Sandy. Readers wish them a happy life.
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Harry Yates
Jessie Laswell
A. W. Scott
Cata
Eay
Iherry Yates
Grantsnare
Vic Orion
Deaths and funeral notices from Grantsburg and neighboring towns
Uncle Dave Dillman aged 74 died after years of rheumatism and dropsy. He leaves a wife four sons two daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral at Dillman church with sermon by Elder W H Scott attended by large crowds. Also a court verdict in Corydon on two notes of 200 each with James Tucker as defendant and James A East ridge as plaintiff next friend. Rev George Crabtree died in Jeffersonville after brief cancer illness. He preached in Presbyterian churches at this place Milltown and Leavenworth and leaves a wife and two children.
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Jennie Vernie
Borden
Alf McClelland
Levi H. Brown
Marengo
Edna Brown
Magnolia
D. M. Seaton
J.S. Hanger
Leavenworth
Dave Dillman
Grantsburg Lodge I. 0. C. F
No. 407
Dillman Cemetery
Dillman Church
W. H. Scott
Anna Eastridge
James A. Eastridge
James M. Tucker
Corydon
Sam A. Lambdin
Atty. Jutin H. Luckett
W. T. Zener
George Crabtree
Jeffersonville
Milltown
Temple Elder to Preach Sunday Services Here
Elder Jas. Bobbitt of Eckerty will preach at 10 30 a m and 7 p m Sunday. A cordial invitation extended. Readers note recent weather and a series of local visits and events among residents including Miss Myrtle Hanselman Miss Zella Mathers and Mrs Laura Eastridge with several townspeople at English and nearby towns. Sunday school well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Bobbitt
Eckerly
James Bobbitt
Eckerty
M.G. Real
Myrtle Hanselman
New Albany
Fight Fly War: Public Duty to Kill the Housefly
Science urges firm stance against fly rights noting disease spread and vast bacterial load. Advice emphasizes food protection, covered garbage, clean rooms, screens, and killing stray flies. County Board of Review meets June 6 1910 to adjust 1910 tax assessments, with Elder A Goodman leading a well attended meeting at Rock Springs.
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Elder A. Goodman
Rock Springs
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Bloomer Girls
Charles S. Moody
Art Tower
Tower
Curby
Ada Samuels
Wallace Ida
K. Jenkins
Mary Froman
Georgesley
Mt. Sterling
John M. Dillman
Riddle
David Dillman
Schafer Ridge
Dry Run
John Zahn
Woodman
Woodman Band
A. J. Goodman, Sr
G. B. Hammond
J. C. Jenkins
Ruby
Vena
Callie
Othie
West Fork
Geo. W. Speedy
Calvin Esarey
Elisha Esarey
Warren Cole
John C. Jenkins
Logan Wiseman
Sallie Smithley
Milsie Parr
Alvie Armstrong
Perry County
Newt Wright
John and
Haly Johnson
M. E
WM. Hoal
Iindited
Harrison County Grand Jury
Louisville Herald
Alton Lodge
C. F
Parita lediGer
Peper
Joseph Seacat
W. A. Brooks
Hiram
New Albany Tribune
J. F. Archibald
Ernest Luckett
John Luckett
Floyd Knobs
Elijah Tower
Terre Haute
Dr. Patton
Mr. Tower
Sampson Cox
Dr. Luckett
State Medical Association
L. B. Crabtree
English
T. H. Dunn
Mt. Vernon
M. C. Benham
Ed Moore
Miss Olive Poe
Georgetown
Clark Dusging
Enoch Underwood
Bob Agan
Orange County
J. W. Bosly
Birdie Merriweather
William Austin
Cincinnati
Geo. R. Doolittle
Yates Laswell
David Tillman
Robert Jones
Arch Scott
Ida Criswell
Dora Sloan
Zella Mathers
M. G. Real
Depauw
Laura Eastridge
M. L. Scott
M. S. Real
City
Mrs
S. T. Lambdin
Huntingburg
Trowbridge
Morris Scott
Goodman Ridge
Chas and
Roy Jones
Robbie Monk
Elvis Carr
Wickliffe
County Board of Review
Commissioners Room
J. Evan Jones
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