Falls Cities Lawn Tennis Tourney Opens in Louisville
Miss Marjorie Cowan defeated Miss Marcella Coll in three sets 6 2 6 2 6 2 amid strong play. Miss Evelyn Sweeney paused her match due to Cowan's fitness. William Ingram and Warland Ingram were upset by Earl Wilson 6 2 1 6 6 4 and Wallace Frank 6 3 6 4 respectively, leaving Sweeney and her brother Jim Sweeney as the remaining contenders for the trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ingram
Warland Ingram
Vaterday
Earl Wilson
Warlans Ingram
Wallace Frank
Miss Coll
Miss Sweeney
Chickens Warned Against Running At Large In Warder Park
A complaint cites chickens roaming Warder Park and damaging the St. Lukes Flower Bed. It is stated that allowing poultry to run at large breaches a city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warder Park
St. Lukes
Officers Elected by Hope Lodge K of P in List
At a meeting of Hope Lodge No 18 Knights of Pythias last night the following officers were elected C C Erdix Conners Harvey Cot trill V C Otto Hobson P Ots Morris MA C E Smith Morris James Durgee 1 G Wiliam Poole OO G Representatives to Grand Commandery Harry Detrow and Carver Morris Installing Officer Harry Detrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Lodize
Knights of
Grand Commandery
Harry Detrow
Carver Morris
Burial of Edward White Near Watson
Remains of Edward White killed last summer by a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad train near Watson will be moved from the Eastern cemetery vault tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock and interred in that cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward White
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Watson
Eastern Cemetery
Deed Transfers Land for Canning Factory Site
A deed recorded by the County Recorder shows Clifford Ailhands William T Houghland and others convey to the Houghland Canning Company for about 50 dollars an half acre near Underwood. The canning factory to be built will be occupied by the Houghland Canning Company which has been incorporated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Clifford Ailhands
William T. Houghland
Houghland Canning Company
Underwood
Appeal Filed Over Malicious Prosecution Verdict
An appeal is filed in the appellate court concerning the Clark Circuit Court judgment in favor of James Harris for 650 dollars in a malicious prosecution case on an assignment of errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
James Harris
Lodges In Clark County Tax Exemption Declared
The County Board of Review ruled that lodge property in Clark County is exempt from assessment for taxation. The decision grants tax freedom to all lodges under county jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Review
Clark County
Certificate of Election for Eugene Sanders Trustee
A certificate of the election by Jeffersonville Aerie No 1 527 Fraternal Order of Eagles of Eugene Sanders as trustee was filed in the county recorder’s office of Clifford Allbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Eugene Sanders
Clifford Allbands
Jeffersonville Road Improvement Fund Petition
Citizens petition for freeways repair along Ekin Avenue Mechanic Street and leading to city limits. Funds raised with bank deposits and private gifts, aided by Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company rock support. City officials and local farmers will oversee work with a $500 goal to improve gateways to Jeffersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekin Avenue
Said
Meigs Avenue
Mechanic Street
Eleventh Street
Eloventh Street
United States
Jeffersonville
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Rock
Thesata Traction Company
First National Bank
H. FE. Heaton
Samuel W.W. Ister
Luther Childs
Mr. Childs
Victor W. Lyon
Jefecorville
Traction Company
Ohio Falls Holiness Camp Meeting Set for Silver Hills
The Ohio Falls Holiness Association plans its annual camp at Silver Hills August 5 to 13 with preparations under way. Rev. Dr. J Walter Malone and Rev. Dr. Thomas C Henderson lead the program, singing evangelist Robert M Morris directs music, Nettie Sprigler handles the children's meeting, and new facilities including a water plant and ice house are being built. The Fourth of July service moves to 2 30 in the afternoon due to Sunday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Falls Holiness Association
Silver Hills
McPhetters
J. Walter Malone
Cleveland
The
Bible Institute
Thomas C. Henderson
Columbus
Robert M. Morris
Upland
Ind
Nettie Sprigler
Indianapolis
Death Notices for Mes and Powerman
Mrs. Martha Dowerman a longtime resident of New Albany dies after a long illness she had been blind for years. She leaves a husband three children siblings and other relatives. Funeral private at 2 30 pm tomorrow at her residence conducted by Rev F A Mensch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Dowerman
Randall Shannon
Rosedale
East Market Street
New Albany
Dowerman
Horse Cave
Samuel Montz
Susie Dowerman
Chester Dowerman
Samuel B. Wright
Lousville
Simon Fett
F. A. Mensch
German Evangelical Church
Death in Utica.
Thomas Lumpkins aged seventy six died at his Utica home from dropsy this morning. A Civil War veteran, he leaves a wife and five children William Lumpkins Jennie Lumpkins Albert Lumpkins Edward Lumpkins and Cora Lumpkins. He worked as a laborer. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 pm with burial in Utica cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lumpkins
Utica
William Lumpkins
Miiss Jennie Lumpkins
Louisville
Albert Lumpkins
Edward Lumpkins
Cora Lumpkins
Calexico Rocked by Three Tremendous Earthquakes
Three shocks struck Calexico and surrounding Imperial Valley between 8 and 9 pm injuring property and prompting nightly evacuations. El Centro reported an 8:30 am shock that toppled bricks and damaged structures. Total damage is estimated at about 1.5 million dollars with fires in several locales and military rule remaining in effect in border towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calexico
Cal
Imperial Valley
el Centro
Masonic Temple
Mexicali
Heber
Final report filed in estate of Frank F. Dean
George W. Davis, administrator, filed final report with Circuit Clerk Curtis W. Ballard showing chargeable amount of $669.55 and credits of $440.97, leaving a balance of $228.58 to be divided between two heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Davis
Curtis W. Ballard
Frank F. Dean
Elopement Ends In New Albany Marriage Of Minors
Miss Elizabeth Long fourteen of Louisville and Maxwell P Spicker eighteen of Louisville wed at the Jefferson County Clerk’s office near New Albany after a police chase and license denial. They gave ages 18 and 19 on filing and may face legal trouble over age claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Long
Crescent Court
Louisville
Maxwell P. Spicker
Third Street
Aaron V. Johnson
New Albany
theLouisville
Jeffersonville
Green Valley Road
George Hardin
Tonnsville
Lexington
John R. C. Lons
Miss Jong
Luisville
Young Snpicker
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Ater
Six Mile Island
Wth
New York Ciy Manufacturing
Julius Spicker
Richland Parish Lumber Company
Indiana Wives Trading Husbands by Elope ments in Court
In Harrison Indiana a court ends two couples marriages by double elopements and double divorces. Harry E Burk a Harrison druggist is split from his wife who eloped with Dr O D Maddux. Mrs Burk later wed Burk again after court action. The Madduxes moved to Washington Court House Ohio and all parties are described as good friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Indiana
Cupid
Harrison
Harry E. Burk
O. D. Maddux
Kansas City
Burk
Maddux
For Rent Good Six Room Cottage at 828 Walnut St
For rent a six room cottage on a large east side lot at 828 Walnut Street. Phone 651 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St
East Side Street
Balkans On Brink War Fears Rise In Europe
June reports from Rome indicate Roumania may cite Transylvania as a pretext to join the great conflict, while Austro German rejection of cession is anticipated. Separately British bombs near Roulers kill fifty soldiers, and Russian attempts to retake Dniester line continue with heavy casualties and relentless attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Balkans
Roumania
Transylvania
Iienna
Rotterdam
Roulers
Desperate Fighting Along Eastern Front Report
Descriptions say fighting near Zale Szczzyk y and along the river is especially desperate with repeated Russian assaults and costly Austrian defense. Reports from Bessarabia note daily scenes of fierce engagement and Russian home guard levies failing to break Austrian lines. The War Office says Kopaczyska on the Omulew River, 16 miles northeast of Ostrolenka, was evacuated after a prior recapture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zale Szcczyky
Bessarabia
War Office
Kopaczyska
Omulew
Ostrolenka
Russian Line Penetrated in Close Combat Near Stes na
Reported advance southeast of Schoerzeie near the village of Stes na after heavy fighting. German forces under General Von Woyrech crossed south of the Ilza during pursuit and established positions in the enemy line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoerzeie
Stesna
von Woyrech
Ilza
Uncle Sam Wins Prizes At Panama-Pacific Exposition
The United States Government won twenty eight grand prizes and thirty one medals of honor for its exhibits at the Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. This marks the largest government participation in an international exposition and is the first time the U S has entered the competition for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Farmers Complete Clark County Wheat Harvest
Practically all Clark County farmers finished harvesting their wheat with delays from heavy rains causing notable crop damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Zimmerman released on bond in child desertion case
Frank Zimmerman was released from jail after furnishing bond on a child desertion charge. He had been rearrested after failing to appear in court and a bench warrant was issued. He had previously been released on his own recognizance by Judge James W. Fortune. He agreed to return to Marysville to care for his children but reportedly remained elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zimmerman
James W. Fortune
Marysville
Zollman Named for County Treasurer Nomination on Dem Ticket
Charles K. Zollman former prosecuting attorney and last year candidate for Circuit Clerk is mentioned as a possible nominee for County Treasurer on the Democratic ticket. Harry Peters an Indiana Reformatory instructor and J Ed Gray of Memphis are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles K. Zollman
Harry Peters
Indiana Reformatory
J. Ed Gray
Memphis
Elderly Veteran In Critical Condition At Ohio Falls Home
Marvin Hirt aged eighty three is in critical condition at 105 Play Avenue Ohio Falls on the river front. The aged veteran is blind almost deaf and unable to recognize friends due to infirmities of age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Hirt
Play Avenue
Ohio Falls
Brotherhood Meeting at St. Lucas Church
The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip at St. Lucas German Reformed Church will hold its monthly meeting next Thursday night. Dr. Davis L. Field, president of the City Board of Health, will give another address following his talk two months ago. Other social features are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
St. Lucas
Davis L. Field
City Board of Health
Lincoln McConnell Tops Chautauqua Attractions
Lincoln McConnell a famed preacher and orator is billed as the greatest chautauqua attraction of the day and will headline the last day’s afternoon and evening programs. Irene Margaret Cullison directs fourteen playground specialists across Indiana Ohio and Michigan during the season and brings credentials from the Chicago Training School and the American Institute of Child Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln McConnell
Lincoln
Irene Margaret Cullison
Lincoln Junior Chautauqua
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Chicago Training School of
American Institute of Child Labor
David Starr Jordan
G. Stanley Hall
Ben Lindsey
Miss Cullison
American Institute of Child Life
Sudden Death of Pennsylvanian Railroad Official Schell
Charles E. Schell a high official with the Pennsylvania Railroad in Pittsburg died suddenly at 4 o clock in the morning He had long service dating from the Jeffersonville Madison and Indianapolis line and was about fifty nine He leaves a widow Alice Merrett four children and two brothers Alvin and Rucius M Schnell and a sister Mrs David Scott of Topeka Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wort
PitTsburg
Chares E. Schell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Alvin Schell
Maple Street
L. & N. Railroad
Louisvillle
Rucius M. Schnell
Peath
Schell
Ida Schell
Rose Hill
Mr. Schell
Charles D. Schell
Jeffersonville
Madison and Indianapolis
David Scott
Topeka
Kas
Police Court Hears Divided Cases Before Magistrate Veasey
Robert Rose charged with carrying a concealed weapon was heard this morning and the case held under advisement until next Monday. William Johnson charged with arson in a Wall Street cottage fire had a hearing and a continuance to July 1. he is an accessory to James Thurston who pled guilty and was held to the Circuit Court. Edward Fogarty fined five dollars and costs for intoxication and remanded. he later escaped from Sheriff Phipps office and was recaptured at 3 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rose
Benson R. Veasey
William Johnson
Wall Street
James Thurston
Edward Fogarty
Phipps
In Falls Cities Tennis Club Play Warland Ingram Triumphed
In seven days of the Falls Cities Tennis Club tournament at Central Park Louisville Warland Ingram and James W Sweeney defeated Starks and Small 6 4 1 4 6 3 in three strenuous sets. Evelyn Sweeney defeated Mary Jeanette Biehl 6 0 6 0 yesterday. Marcella Coll faced Marjore Cowan today with the winner to meet Sweeney. William Ingram faced Earl Wilson and Warland Ingram met Wallace Frank with all city players reporting victories since day one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Coll
Marjorie Cowan
Central Park
Louisville
Cowan
Miss Coll
Falls Cities
Warland Ingram
James W. Sweeney
Starks
Smallcross
Whch
Evelyn Sweeney
Mary Jeanette Biehl
Marjore Cowan
Sweeney
William Ingram
Earl Wilson
Wallace Frank
Also Mentioned on This Page
William and
Majorie Cowan
Th’srea
Hope Lodge K. OF
ED White
Death of Mes
Powerman
Berlin
Linsengen
Dniester River
Czernowitz
Bukowina
Dniester
Uncle Sam
Lincoln M’connell
Charlestown
Chautauqua
Charles E. Schell
Alvin
Radius
Pennsy. RD
J. M. I. Railroad
Ed Fogarty
Ingram
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