Local Residents Move and Travel Across Town and States
Mr and Mrs J A Sellers leave with son James and daughter Aleen for Washington DC for a week. Mr and Mrs A B Swartz of Frankfort Indiana visit relatives in the city and at Howard Park. Rev Oscar Kellar and wife visit Corydon after a trip from Lexington Kentucky. Mrs Mary J Wilson returns from Indianapolis. William Marsh at Howard shipyards injures foot with rusty nail. Mollie Buckley returns from Chicago for her niece Anna Mary McLellen wedding. Mr and Mrs S O Doolittle return to Indianapolis where he works for Adams Express. sisters Doolittle and Heaton are related. Capt L C Bard and daughter Miss Lucie Baird begin western trip including Expositions. Robert W Bennett and Mollie Vissing marry at St Anthony's rectory. Rev Fraher Auer officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Marsh
Howard's Shipyards
Mollie Buckley
Chicago
Anna Mary McLellen
Ben McLellen
8. O. Doolittle
H. B. Heaton
Indianapolis
Doolittle
Local city records recount terse court order and aid
A fragmented note from a city archive references a court commissioner, a transportation station, and an aid request tied to a worn city possession. The garbled text mentions police and fees, with vague ties to a previous day’s events and a seal or signatorial detail.
Fragmentary description of a Bible and a ten dollar bill
A partial OCR fragment mentions someone possessing a Bible and a ten dollar bill. The text is incomplete, providing no clear names, places, dates, or事件 to identify a full event.
Prayer Meeting Tonight at Wall Street M E Church
The pastor at Wall Street M E will lead a prayer meeting with the subject The Abiding Life from John fifteen. After the service an Official Board meeting will discuss important matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
M. Fi
John
Old Ladies Home Board Schedules Evening Meeting
The directors of the Old Ladies Home will meet on July T at 7 39 PM in the venue instead of the afternoon as previously planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD Ladies Home Board
Eckman Alterative Brings Relief in Severe Illness
A Miss Bailey of Keyser West Virginia credits Eckmans Alterative with a dramatic recovery from a months long illness described as hopeless by physicians. The letter says she recovered after starting the remedy in late 1908 and notes its action on bronchial and lung conditions. The advertisement promotes the product as nonhabit forming and available through leading druggists with a booklet of recoveries. Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Keyser
W. Va
H. K. Bailey
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Appeal Bond Filed in Railroad Wage Case
The Gallanore and Co Southweet erm Railroad Compares filed an appeal bond related to back pay judgments for former employees. Totals cited include sums such as $28 and $36 against claimants Weary J. Baker James Mekonon and others. Ohio Supreme Court review involved similar cases from the Circuit Court over unauthorized department actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallanore & Co
Ohio Supreme Cent
Tevo
James J. Bottorff
No bids received for Howard homestead sale in Michigan Ave
James EB Tageart, guardian of Mrs. Emmis M Myers, reported no bids by the rent court sale ordered by Judge Portune. The How ard homestead on Michigan avenue near Eighth street, appraised at $400, awaits the next step to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James EB. Tageart
Emmis M. Myers
Howard Homestead
Michigan Avenue
Eighth Street
Portune
Steamboat Pilot III Aides Steady Braesher at Home
Braesher remains confined to his Louisville residence due to illness while his brother Weymond Braesher substitutes for him. Braesher lives on West Front Street and will resume duties when able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braeser
Nivati
Louisville
Wvymond Braesher
Mr. Braesher
West Front St
County Agent Wanted to Sell Ford Steering Device
Wanted position offers $50 weekly for selling Dunns Automatic Steering Device for Fords. Trade ad from PNION MANUFACTUR ING CO in Anderson Indiana seeking a hustler to promote the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnion Manufacturing CO
Anderson, Ind
Married in Louisville Miss Amelia Kallembach W Tyler Smith
The couple were wed quietly Monday June 28 at the Fisherville Kentucky Christian Church parsonage under Rev Leonora Dougherty. They will reside in Clark Kentucky. Miss Kallembach has prior divorce from James A McKinnon and formerly lived with Mrs Jack Meisner on East Maple Street and worked as a telephone operator in this city. She later worked at the Jeffersonstown exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Kallembach
W. Tyler Smith
Clark, Ky
Leonora Dougherty
Fisherville Ky
Christian Church
Miss Kallembach
James A. McKinnon
Jack Meisner
East Maple Street
Kallembach
Mr. Smith
Jeffersontown
Deputy Marshal Rankin Resigns After Four Decades
United States Marshal Mark Storen announced the resignation of David C. Rankin, the oldest deputy at seventy one years old after four decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mark Storen
David C. Rankin
City approves new lighting contract signed in Indianapolis
At a special City Council meeting last night the new lighting contract was approved. It had been signed Monday in Indianapolis by Chester P. Wilson, president of United Gas & Electric Company, and with Mayor Rauth’s signature attached the agreement moves toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Chester P. Wilson
United Gas & Electric Company
Rauth
Weasel Destroyed After Chicken Kill Spree
A weasel that had been plundering chickens near Ohio Avenue and Market Street was killed on the riverfront after a chase lasting nearly a block. The incident ends a local nuisance.
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Ohio Avenue
Market Street
River Front
Brotherhood Meeting Plans Evening Program
The Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip of the St. Lucas German Re formed church will hold their monthly meeting tomorrow night in the basement of the church. In addition to regular business there will be an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
The
St. Lucas
Lost Rope Necklace with Masonic Monogram
Necklace with a Masonic monogram went missing. reward offered with return at 719 Meigs Avenue or by calling 192.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs Avenue
Champ Clark's Son to Resign Parliamentarian Post
Ben nett Clark son of Champ Clark Speaker of the House will resign as Parliamentarian of the National House of Representatives at the end of the upcoming session to return to Pike County practice in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Bennett Clark
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
National House of Representatives
Pike County
Ministerial Association to Decide on Open-Air Service
Jeffersonville Ministerial Association meets this afternoon at Wall Street M E Church to vote on conducting union open-air worship in Warder Park next year. Leaders indicate the services are practically assured if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville Ministerial Association
Wall Street M. E
Warder Park
Justice of Peace Resigns Ahead of August 2 Exit
Resignation filed in Circuit Court by Drewry Webb against the Justice of the Peace for Wood township to take effect August 2. Webb will move to Cincinnati to live with the family of his son in law C F Butta. Court clerk Curtis W Ballard will handle final report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drewry Webb
Justice of the Peace
Wood Township
Merk Curtis W. Ballard
Webb
Cincnneti
C. F. Butta
Inquests Filed on Helen Graves and Roy Davidson Deaths
Reports of two inquests filed in Coroner Fronan Cors office. Findings concern Helen Graves who died June 10 of heart disease and Roy Davidson who died June 19 after being struck by a Big Four train near Westport while on the track asleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C'reuit
Curtis W. Ballard
Ifronan
Retare
Helen Graves
Roy Davidson
Westport
Funeral Services Held for Capt John B Murphy
Funeral rites for Capt John B Murphy were conducted this morning from his residence and St Augustine's Church with Rev Michael Halpin presiding. Interment followed in Catholic Cemetery as bells tolled in honor, with floral tributes described as numerous and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Murphy
St. Augustine's Catholic Church
Michael Halpin
St. Augustine’s Church
Fire Department
Deed Filed Transfers Estate Title in Marysville Area
Circuit Clerk Ballard filed a deed conveying lots 6 7 18 and 19 in Marysville under Clark Circuit Court order to vest Wilfore Field estate title in widow Eliza T McCoy. A separate deed records Ella Taylor receiving 134.37 acres in Grant 80 for 2800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
County Recorder Allhands
Samartha Field
Marysville
Clark Circuit Court
Wilfore Field
Eliza T. McCoy
Ella Taylor
Third District Love Feast to be Held in West Pad on August 12
Republicans from the city and county are expected to attend the Third district meeting and love feast at West Pad on August 12. It will be an outdoor affair. The Third district is the only one in the state that has not yet held a district love feast or dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pad
Claim Filed Against Estate Over Funeral Expenses
Forwarded from Greensburg a claim for 76.50 dollars for funeral expenses. Led by FE A Rankin an undertaker against the estate of Christian Reschar. Reschar was killed at Greensburg while employed as a brakeman for the Big Four Railroad Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
FE. A. Rankin
Christian Resehar
Reschar
Big Four Railroad Company
New Washington Centennial Prize Exhibit Preview
The New Washington centennial celebration and home-coming jubilee on August 28 will award prizes for exhibits. Goods on display include fine horses cattle hogs poultry corn wheat and other farm products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Washnet
Moving and Camp Outfit Transport Contract Offer
An advertisement urges readers to hire Bensinger for moving camp outfits to Chautauqua and back. It promotes creating a contract now to ensure service at the proper time with rates per load or by the job and provides a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bensinger
Chautauqua
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Aleen
Washington, D. C
A. B. Swartz
Frankfort, Ind
City
Howard Park
Chester Wilcoxson
East Court Avenue
Tri Kappa Sorority
Oscar Kellar
Lexington
Corydon
Harrison County
Vist
Mary J. Wilson
Suly
Utica Pike
Jeffersonville
John H. Frey
Dunlevy
Automobile Service
J. T. Voigt
J.r. Voigi
Te House Meat Market
Mcr
Spring Street
Teva
Ali Yeeterday
Itn
Capt
Commisnee Court
Fares Dressles
Ieee
Kherrs
Prayer Meeting
Citizens ‘Just Co
Rose
Nes
B. & O. Railroad Company
C. P
New York City
Dept
Formas
Weasel
Champ
Horlick
Justice OF Peace
Capt. Murphy
Third District
Washington
America
Depos
First National Bank
Jeffersonville, Ind
Gust A. Schimptt
Spring St
Wn. G. Young
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