Obituary Notice for Miss Pettorff of Port Fulton
Miss Pettorff aged 49 died at her mother Mrs Barbara Pettorff home on Jefferson Street Port Fulton after long tuberculosis illness. She was born January 17 to William Soans Parhara Pettorff, survived by mother, one brother Hem Pettorff and three sisters. Funeral arrangements listed at Park AL Fochurch in that town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bottorff
Osmat
Barbara Pottort
Jefferson Street
Miz Pettorff
VSS
Wiliam Soans
Parhara Dottorff
Hem Petraff
Clara Elle Potovit
Park AL Fochurch
Change of Venue Legal Notice in Landmark Case
A court action cites venue change impacting multiple parties including the Southern Railways, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati lines, and the Lewisville & Northern Railway in a suit to set aside a real estate conveyance. Plaintiffs assert claims against Hesno Sandbeck and associates, with a northern park location referenced in New Albany. Proceedings involve principal attorneys and a chain of related defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enaire
Athanny
the &Ilbor Corfia Tio
Seean? Nationr
Albnecy
UCAS
Tioneys
Enthasr
Poontsville
Southesn
Taian Jaction Company
Official Appointment and Resignation Noted in City Office
Official appointment records show a recent successor to Valentine Tisxenstine appointed by the Choet of the Fore Department, who resigned to take work with Big Four Shops at Beech Grove near Ta Cansnals. Charles T. Howard received a certificate from Mayor Ernest Rauth as Capt. Hawa previously led Noo 2 ohouse on East Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Tisxenstine
Beech Grove
Ta Cansnals
Charles T. Howard
Ernest Rauth
Capt
Hawa
Charce
Noo 2
Ohouse
East Chestnut Street
Jie
Cox Opposes Pension Bill for Post Office Employees
Rep William Cox of Indiana announced in Washington he will introduce a minority report opposing a New York bill to pension rural postal carriers. He warns passage would cost taxpayers and pave the way for pensions for all government workers. Cox cites rural carriers working under five hours daily and argues pensions would be an outrage on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam &. Cox
Indiana
Washington
Thamel J. Grison
New York
Moon
Cox
Colleen
ST Banoon
Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Ad For Croup Relief
An old advertisement urges use of Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil for child croup with a note that a little goes a long way. Indicates prices 25c and 50c and availability at drug stores.
Wagon Contracts and Depot Plans Amid Turbulent Times
The notice outlines wagon contracts at cost of 219 dollars each and announces a new government depot commander. It describes shipments routed to South Bend and El Paso, with attempts to begin service soon and to move freight for harness makers and suppliers, amid unclear disruptions and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sredtehoter
Wiley Peers
Eb Paso
Fragmented OCR Note on Public Figure and Event Delays
The readable text describes a convoluted set of names and events with delays and political references. It mentions a public figure, a candidate or actor, and a sequence of unnamed actions tied to a time frame and place. The prose is garbled but suggests an discussion of postponement and public perception.
Jeffersonville Masonic Notice June Meeting
Jeffersonville Lodge 340 F and A M holds a regular meeting Tuesday June 27 at 8 oclock. Work in F C Degree. Hayden Denny W M W 8B Thornley Sec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville Lodge
F. C. Degres
Hayden Denny
W. M
Thornley
War Born World Benefit Editorial Promotes Thrift
An editorial in the July Woman's House Companion argues the war has created a new thrift ethic worldwide. It notes prime ministers economists and courts urging thrift and cites households adopting family savings accounts as a lasting benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
July
Woman's House Companion
Kids for Lumber Opened by Major Hacker
Major Theodore PB Hacker opened a lumber supply contract furnishing 12 566 feet of seasoned timber for depot stock. A third of the lumber will be yellow pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore PB. Hacker
Slow Progress in Forming Local Militia Company
Citizens of Sellersburg work to organize a militia unit amid slow enrollment and limited civic interest. About half of the required men have joined for government service, with more recruited through a coup. A recruiting station meeting drew former Company M officers, while local residents and officials weigh the feasibility of forming the local company and potential leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organizeni
Footes
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Avers
Pew Company
Jean Twrrrell
AL Tare
Jess
Shenherd
C Mnany Mo
Herbert Tuckleberrs
George Buseman
Ulere
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Leon Tierrel
J. A.loevelass
From the Stars to You in the July American Mava- Zzihe
A fragmentary quotation by John RMinshear appears in the July issue of American Mava Zzihe. The line urges persistent search for a personal destiny beneath the stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rminshear
No Information on Superintendent Crouch Replacements
No information has been received by the school board from Prof Fuene Creech about recommendations for a principal candidate at one of the 100 buildings. No building has a designated principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheol Board
Fueene MO Creech
Railroad Man Crum Declares Voluntary Bankruptcy
Charles G. Crum, a local railroad man, yesterday fled the office of Deputy Clerk BR Cardwill of the United States Court, filing a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities are listed at $690 with no assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Crum
Jueve Gecorze BR
Butchers Plan Meeting on Sunday Meat Delivery Ban
Several local butchers will meet tonight to consider an agreement not to take orders for meat delivery on Sundays, and to discuss doing so by telephone.
Fourth of July Celebration At Glen Helen Park
The second annual celebration by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will be held at Glen Helen Park Sel tionsburg with special cars to carry attendees. A balloon ascension is a featured event in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railway
Glen Helen Park
Sellorsburg
Auction of Saloon Contents and Real Estate Scheduled
Tomorro Burdette C. Lutz as receiver for Sandidge and Colsher will publicly auction the saloon contents. The real estate will also be offered for sale at the same time or in separate sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorro Burdette C. Lutz
Sandidge & Colsher
Uniablic
Petition Heard for Continuance of Dinky Service on Pennsylvania Lines
Indiana officials heard Mayor Morris and over 20 New Albany residents urge restoration of the Dinky suburban service between Louisville and New Albany. Railroad counsel and city representatives argued service is essential for workers, while New Albany station closure could drive families to Louisville. The Public Service Commission will prepare records and briefs before a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newecomet
Pennsylvania Company
New Albany
Louisville
Newcomer
Jeffersnville
Jeffersonville
Morris
Loursville
Pennsylvania
McClure
Public Service Comission
Deposition in Fry v Holzhog and Tonnsville Steel
The deposition of George H. Holz hog is taken at the office of H Willard Phipps in the suit of Jesse J Fry against George H Holzhog and the Tonnsville Steel and Iron Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Holzhog
H. Willard Phipps
Jesse J Fry
Tonnsville Steel & Iron Company
Frank Anderson Returns to West Bader This Season
Frank Anderson and his family have come back to West Bader after a visit here. He oversees the hot houses at the Hotel there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Anderson
West Bader
Sermon Series Planned by Rev J M Vawter at Bethany
Rev J M Vawter pastor of the First Christian church has arranged a series of sermons at Bethany beginning Monday night July 1. He will lead the talks each week highlighting religious themes and spiritual guidance for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Vawter
First Christian Church
Bethany
Moonlight Excursion Planned by Corinthian Club on Steamer Homer Smith
The Corinthian Club announces its second annual moonlight excursion on the steamer Homer Smith on Wednesday June 28 1916. The event promises good music and dancing with departure from the foot of Fourth Street Louisville at seven oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Corinthian Club
Mason's
Homer Smith
Fourth Street
Louisville
Dean's Porofets Advertisement Claim
For regular bowels and easy movements try Deans Porofets. Priced at 125 cents at all stores. Advertising copy promotes relief from constipation with a selling point of wide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Twomey Named In National Guard Officers List
Governor Ralston announced a reorganization naming Capt. or Lt. Surgeon George W. Twomey of New Albany formerly of this city. Also named were Burton Thompson of Kokomo and Leonard Ostroneski of Indiana Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Ralston
Sugeon
George W. Twomey
New Albany
Burton Thompson
Kokomo
Leonard Ostroneski
Indiana Harbor
Dream Theater Presents The Flirt And Iron Claw
The Dream Theater screens The Flirt as the feature film on tonight's program and also shows another installment of the Iron Claw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream Theater
Iron Claw
Wenning Awarded Contract for 5000 Mess Stools
William T Wenning of Howard Park receives a contract to furnish 5000 mess stools to the Quartermaster's Department with delivery required in 60 to 190 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Wenning
Wuoward Park
Quartermaster’s Department
Reverend William Wylie Attends Anti-Saloon League Convention
The Rev. William E. Wylie pastor of Wall Street M E Church traveled to Indianapolis to attend sessions of the Anti-Saloon League convened there yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Indianapolis
William E. Wylie
Wall Street M. E
Ice Cream Social Planned by St Luke's Church Group
The Philathea Class of the Sunday School at St Luke's Reformed Church announces an ice cream social to be held Saturday evening in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Reformed Church
Treasury to redraw revenue districts in Illinois Ohio July 1
The Treasury Department scrapped plans to remodel Indiana districts and will instead redraw Illinois districts. Ohio splits into Southern and Northern agent districts, each a collection district, with changes taking effect July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Indiana
Internal Revenue
Lentz Leaves Farm to Attend Hamilton Motor School
Paul Lentz son of former township trustee Omera Lentz left the Utica township area after an injury to his left eye while operating a traction engine in road repair work. He went to Indianapolis to attend the Hamilton Motor School. An Industrial Board of Indiana hearing awarded him 6.60 dollars per week from the contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Paul Lentz
Omera Lentz
Indianapolis
Hamilton Motor School
Industrial Board of Indiana
Indiana National Guard To Be Led By Capt Herron
Governor Ralston selected Capt Charles D Herron of the U S Army to command the Indiana National Guard as brigadier general pending War Department approval. If approved he will assume supreme command over the three regiments and detachments, uniting the brigade under one head for the first time in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Herron
Tenth Regular Infantry
Panama Canal Zone
Ralston
Indiana National Guard
War Department
Herron
Indiana
Camp Ralston
Fort Benjamin Harrison
National Guard
Mili'a
Great Interest in Gardens in City Back Yard Club
Children show record interest in the Back Yard Garden Club with Prof. Emmett Taylor guiding the project. He plans to photograph the gardens and prizes will be awarded this fall for outstanding work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Back Yard Garden Club
Emmett Taylor
Cabinet Discusses Mexican Crisis as Guardsmen Move Toward Border
Washington June 7. The Carrizal prisoners issue looms as 48 hours may prompt U S action. President Wilson likely to wait for Carranza reply and declaration of intent. Cabinet met with no new orders from Baker Daniels or Lansing and no changes announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carrizal
United States
Wilson
Carranza
Lansing
Baker
Daniels
Mobilization of National Guard to the border begins
The War Department advances mobilization as National Guard units from New York Connecticut New Jersey and Massachusetts move to the border amid plans to back Gen Funston. Officials coordinate troop routing with rail officials to support eastern state departures.
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Carranza
War Department
Funston
Wilson
Congress
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut National Guard Heads to El Paso Amid Border Deployment
The Connecticut National Guard leads by night with over 2000 troops aboard an eight-section special train. The First and Second Infantry Regiments, Troop B Cavalry, a signal corps company, an ambulance company and a field hospital depart via Campbell Hall to El Paso, with the Yale Battery left behind for now.
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National Guard
Connecticut
Wood
Cavalry
Special Corps
el Paso
Campbell Hall
Buffalo
Chicago
Kansas City
Ft. Worth
Belvidere
Santa Rosa
Cavelev
Signal Corps
Battalion of
Field Artillery
Yale
Regiments and units deployed with Massachusetts and New York forces
The commands of New York to go included the Seventh Forty-Seventh and Seventy-first Regiments of Infantry a First Cavalry squadron a Signal Corps company a Twenty-second Corps of Engineers battalion First Field Hospital Company and Third Ambulance Corps Massachusetts troops moved from Framingham to join the New York and New Jersey forces at a Pennsylvania Railroad transfer point.
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New York
Euuadron An
First Cavalry
Signal Corps
Twenty-scond Corps of Engineers
Massachusetts
Framingham
Mass
New Haven Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York and
New Jerk
Roosevelt Accepted Dinner With Hughes In New York
New York June 17 Theodoren Roosevelt accepted an invitation to dine with Charles Hughes at the Republican presidential nominating hotel tomorrow night. Only Hughes and Roosevelt will attend the dinner. Hughes plans to stay in New York through Thursday after the event. Albany reports William R Willcox as Hughes’s preferred National Committee chairman. W Murray Crane plans to confer with Hughes. Sacramento California June 27 Hiram Johnson said he will support Hughes for president due to his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodoren Roosevelt
Charles FE
Hryoshes
Ches
Hughes
Mee Tas Velt
Bridgehampton
William R Willcox
Public Service
Mer Hughes
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
California
Sacramento
Cal
Hiram W. Johnson
Progressive Party
Children Hurt In Porch Fall Injures Two Local Boys
Charles Franklin two year old son of Prof and Mrs S Tu Scott and Mobert Donahue son of Mr and Mrs Fisworth Donahue of East Court Avenue fell backward from a swine on a porch this afternoon. The Scott child struck his head and was unconscious on arrival at home. Dr F C Hancock was summoned and a skull fracture was feared though not yet confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Franklin
Ely Co
S. Tu, Scott
Mobert Donahue
Ars. Fisworth Doahue
Fast Court Avenue
Scott
F.C. Hancock
For Sale Touring Car Bar A Gain
For quick sale, a touring car bar in perfect condition. Newly painted white with green trimmings. Only 6 300 miles run. Contact Karl F. Bierach at 129 W. Market St AV tel 94.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl F. Bierach
W. Market ST. A.v
Teachers Fund Securities Not Taxed Says State Official
W H Hart Indiana state tax commissioner told the board that mortgages and other private securities held by the Indiana State Teachers Retirement Fund trustees are not taxable. Peru school unit admitted to retirement list bringing to fourteen the number of units. Law operative since August 1, 1914. action possible since October 1. Current list includes Laporte Marion Lafayette Logansport Goshen Seymour Hartford City Vincennes Muncie Madison Columbus Jeffersonville Evansville Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Teachers’ Retirement Fund
W. H. Hart
Indianapolis
Peru
Laporte
Marion
Lafayette
Logansport
Goshen
Seymour
Hartford City
Vincennes
Muncie
Mailison
Columins
Jeffersonville
Evansville
Major Peyton Departs for North Detroit on Business Trip
Major David C. Peyton leaves for Netrcoit on a business assignment. He will be away on official duties, with expected returns not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Peyton
Netrcoit
Troop Reinforcement Ordered for Border
About 15 000 additional troops under the command of the Department of the East have been ordered to start for the border tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sey
Department of the East
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Elizabeth Bottorff
Port Fulton
Clark Circuit Court
Post Office
States Committee
Stldebaker
Government
Jere
Erie
Rey Leo
Kids For Lumber
Sellersburg
Crouch
Butchers Plan Agreement
Pennsylvania Lines
Public Service Commission
Dr, Twomey
ICE Cream Social
C. D. Herron
Bellinger
R. L. O'Donnel
Empire State Commands
Porci
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