Local Social Notes Highlight West Side Courteous Gatherings
Mrs. George Bradt and sons George and Joseph return to Havana Cuba after visiting. Miss Nate Strauch plans a return from St Louis. Katherine Miler travels from Wan nestess for Delta tube class at Morton Memorial church. J F Willey family moved from Wisconsin for the winter. Blanch McBride to vacation with her parents. Dessie Pixley wed to William R Back with guests from Latraviie and city. courthouse attaches travel with Judge Fortune New Orleans to California. West Cent Street residents visit Mays Ledge New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bradt
George
Joseph R. Bradt
Bradt Motier
J. W. Reed
Silver Hills
Havana
Cuba
Iiss
Nate Strauch
J. F. Willey
Wisconsin
Aliss Blanch McBride
James Pixley
Ple Street
Anc
William R. Back
Dessie Pixley
Latraviie
James W. Fortune
New Oreans
Cali
Milton Jones
Cent Street
Mays
E. New York
Injured At L N Shops In Scaffold Accident
A worker at Louisville and Nashville shops sustained serious injuries after a steel sheet fell while he was at work on a hog scaffold. The man, residing at 797 C[ourt] Avenue, is confined to a hospital as officials investigate the accident at the railroad yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queens
Louisville & “Vie Railroad Company
Equalizing Assessments Move to Port Fulton
The county Board of Review visited Port Fulton seeking a number of property pieces for reductions of assessments. Local assessors faced requests and urged fair adjustments as equalizing trends continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vl Fcounty Board of Review
Yves
Port Fulton
Funeral of Capt Murphy Sets Service and Kinship Roles
Funeral services for Capt John G Anson, a noted community leader, will be held at 9 o clock Wednesday at St. Vincent's Catholic Church. Attending will be friends, colleagues, officials, and a line of pallbearers including Bernard Te, Zaymond Stanton, James Marra, James E Join Farrell, Mayor E W Peter Madden, and Joseph E G Phipps. Capt Murphy served as Commissioner and trustee of St Vincent's for years and held offices in Catholic and Knights orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva
John G Anson
H’s Res. Cou
Maple Street
Merninz
O'Clack
Conduectel Hey
Michael Ha‘pin
St “Etine’s Catholic Church
Alg
Ceme
Bernard Te
Zaymond Stanton
James James Marra
James E
Farrell Walthearers
E. W. Peter D. Madden
John Kinney
Schwaniizger
Joseph E. G. Phipps
Tesvies McCarthy
Ailen Parker
Richard
Font Murphy
Sstine’s Catholic Church
The
Knights of America
Catholic Knights Yes of America
Seessor of Miss Mears May Be Local Post Office Appointee
Indication suggests a probable successor to Miss Mears at the local post office. A civil service examination is expected to be held and a recommendation made for an appointee from the top forty three contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soe Mears
Moving and Parcel Service Ad for Chautauqua Event
Contract now for Chautauqua moving. All kinds of moving and hauling for picnic parties and others. Jir Aito Parcel Co. Phone 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Aito Parcel CO
Farmer Will Recover After Charlestown Attack
rT. J. Marshall reports the Charlestown town farmer attacked Sunday morning is now doing well and expected to recover. An advertisement seeks a county agent to sell Gunns Automatic Steering Device for Ford cars with potential earnings of 50 weekly. Various medical ads promote laxatives and tonics from M. F. Doherty and Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea claiming health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. J. Marshall
Pnion Manufacturing CO
Anderson, Ind
Local Presbyterian team to use Louisville park
The Presbyterian Sunday School baseball team has been granted use of Louisville Park by President Otto Wathen for July 16 while the Louisville team is away. Manager Ogden plans a strong doubleheader with opponents to be announced, and the club recently defeated Shepherdsville 4 to 3 after traveling by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Louisville Amercan Association
Otto Wathen
Louisville
Ogden
Desbyterians
Shepherdsville
Manual Tatvine High School
Louisvile
Amoskeag Fire Engine Called to Warder Park Drill
Under Peter Madden the Amoskeag fire engine kept in reserve at Fire House No 1 was moved to Warder Park to pump out the park cistern. The engine serves as a backup in case of water pressure failure and has provided wood service in past emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Madden
Amoskeag
Warder Park
Rev Youmans Suffered Injury After Illusion
Suffering from an injury after an incident a few days ago Rev. EL nh. Youmans has been confined to his home for treatment and recovery amid concerns about his health. No further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Nh. Youmans
Lis
Unclear fragment records duty after injury at government site
Fragment notes a person attempting to return to work at a government site after an injury but being compelled to give up. Details about location, identity, and outcome are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverment
Cay
Remains of Charles E. Schell To BeBuried at Walnut Ridge
Charles E. Schell died at his Pittsburg home where he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad for years. His body was to arrive this afternoon at 4 06 and be taken to Walnut Ridge cemetery for interment. A. H. Schnell, a brother, and his wife and daughter were en route with word of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Schell
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Walnut Ridge
A. H. Schnell
Miss
da Schell
Farmers Praise Corn Condition As Harvests Near
Farmers report corn in excellent condition overall, with strong stands and favorable yields anticipated as the season progresses.
Preaching Service at Woern Francisco Home Tonight
A preaching service will be held this evening at 7:30 at the home of Woern Francisco located at the corner of Market and Wall streets. Rev. J. G Nickerson of Louisville will conduct the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woern Francisco
Corner Market
Wall Streets
J. G Nickerson
Louisville
Mayor Rauth Skips Indianapolis Mayors Meeting
Mayor Ernest W. Rauth will not attend the Mayors meeting in Indianapolis Friday due to no provision for payment of his expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Rauth
Indianapolis
Huron Converts to Be Shown at Dream Theater
Dream Theater screens a two part picture titled Huron Converts about early history. The program also includes several one reel pictures. Advertisement notes tonight showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream Theater
Important Woodmen Meeting In Hoosier Camp No 3594
Hoosier Camp No 3594 Modern Woodmen to hold an important meeting Thursday night. All members are urged to attend as a resolution to change the present By Laws will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosier
Horlick's Young Man in Critical Condition
Ralph W. Whittinghill nineteen son of attorney William L. Whittinghill living at 517 West Market Street is seriously ill with spinal cord inflammation and is paralyzed from the waist down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Whittinghill
William L. Whittinghill
West Market Street
Theft of ginseng charged in New Albany burglary case
Lev H. Seater, head of the School of Dettersnto the Indiana Reformatory, was arrested in New Albany for theft of gasene worth several hundred dollars from a patch. He faces burglary charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.iof
Lev. H. Seater
School of
Dettersnto
Indiana Reformatory
Tiers Sta. Hines
New Albany
Lost rope necklace with Mason's monogram
Necklace missing from 719 Meigs Avenue appears to be a rope style piece bearing a Mason's monogram. Reward offered for return to 719 Meigs Avenue or contact via phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Meigs Avenue
Mammoth Picnic July 5 to Celebrate Nation's Birth
Plans are set for a large Independence Day picnic at Glenwood Park New Albany Indiana on Monday July 5 under the auspices of the Employes Mutual Aid Society of the Evening Post. Officials organizations lodges churches and businessmen are invited to attend this Get together event promising a good time for the whole family. A trolley excursion to advertise the celebration will run July 3 from Louisville via Big Red Cut Lines to New Albany and Jeffersonville with the Newsboys Band of thirty boys from the Newsboys Home providing concerts en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Park
New Albany
Mutual Aid Society
Evening Post
Picnie
Merry-Makers
Glenwood
Newsboys
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Hougland Family Transfers Underwood Land to Hougland Bros Canning
Through a deed filed in the County Recorder office Allhands William T Hougland Mary J Hougland Daniel M Hougland and Grace D Hougland convey land and plant at Underwood to the Hougland Bros Canning Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder Allhands
William T. Hougland
Mary J. Hougland
Daniel M. Hougland
Grace D. Hougland
Hougland Bros. Canning Company
Underwood
Granddaughter Born to Chester Mayer Family
A daughter was born last night to Mr and Mrs Chester Mayer of 711 East Chestnut Street. Grandpa Ernest Mayer the tailor is smiling. The mother is Miss Elsie Frank formerly connected with the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Preparing for Fish Fry by Police Department
Captain M A Wall and police members plan an annual fish fry and outing with tentative arrangements. The date is not announced but the event is typically held in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Wall
Police Department
Excursion Up Kentucky River From Louisville
Under the Louisville & Cincinnati Packet Company an excursion sails from Louisville to High Bridge. The boat leaves at 4 p m on July 1 and returns Tuesday July 6. Round trip fare 8 dollars includes meals and berth. For information call 1117 R or see Capt. McElfresh, 332 Pearl street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Cincinnati Packet Company
Kentucky River
Louisville
High Bridge
Kentucky
America
McElfresh
Pearl Street
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Capt. Murphy
Secessor
Miss Mears
M. F. Doherty
Hollister
Rocky Mount
M, F
Doherty
Utica Pike
John H. Frey
Fred Dunlevy
J. F. Voigt
Indiana
White House Meat Market
Louis Olprerer
Louisville Park
Presbyterians
Ley‘yon
Eclipse Park
Fo.sville
Walnut Ridge Cemetery
Hoosier Camp
Horlick
Citizens Trust Co
Mammoth
Mutual Aid Society of Louisville Post
Grandpa Mayer
Aig
Ghad. A. Schimpff & Son
Depos
First National Bank
Jeffersonville, Ind
Gust A. Schimpfi
Spring St
Wm. G. Young
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