Quiet Wedding Unites Susie Thro and Albert Stump
Miss Susie Thro and Albert Stump wed quietly at the bride’s home with only relatives present. They will reside in Chicago where Stump will study law at the University of Chicago next year after he spoke at local teachers’ institute sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie “Ali
Albert Stump
Gus Thro
Claysburs
Arthur Hate Keeney
First Presbyterian
Margoa Moe
Tor Chivags
Mero Stump
Law School
University of Chicago
Clark County Teachers’ Institute
On Chautauqua Otto
Minnesota
Indiana University
Bloomington
Stunmiy
Oaktown
Knox County
Daniel Stump
Noble County
Bradley confirms Chamber of Commerce decision timing
C G Bradley secretary manager of the Jeffersonville Chamber of Commerce indicates last minute or deferred action. He notes that notification will be sent personally by phone or by letter once a decision is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiler
C. G. Bradley
Chamber of Commerce
Jefersonville
Lod
Clark County Popularity Contest Chooses Parade Representative
Four nominees vie for Clark County honor to represent at the Indiana Centennial Parade in Indianapolis on October 6. Miss Lonitts Weaver Miss Mary Duble Miss Taila Cain and Miss Helter Hensal compete with voters soliciting support. A High School polling booth will collect ballots funded by contest proceeds. Mary Duble leads the field amid rising enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Indianapolis
Lonitts Weaver
Mary Wduble
Taila Cain
Helter Hensal
Mary Duble
Two Hurt in Charlestown Tractor/Wagon Incident
William Zollman, 75, father of former county prosecuting attorney Charles K. Zollman, suffered a broken left arm when the wagon wheel hit a rut and threw him off near his Charlestown township home. The fracture was set by Dr. Cadwaller Jones. Whitney Gore also fell from a scaffold near New Market, receiving a bad scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Zollman
Charles K. Zollman
Charlestown Township
Zollman
Cadwaller Jones
Whitney Gore
New Market
Major Peyton Returns From Conference On Prison Labor
Major David C. Peyton superintendent of the Indiana Reformatory has returned from Indianapolis where he attended a conference of state penal heads and boards of trustees. He joins a special committee to study prison fiber conditions and possible changes to Indiana laws. Officials favored continuing prison and contract labor beyond the 1920 contract expiration, with about 550 men at the State prison and support for the reformatory trade school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Peyton
Indiana Reformatory
Indianapolis
State Board of Charities
Indiana
Governors Office
Reformatory
Unier
Fogarty
Heath At Newcastle Prominent Lodgeman Dies Far From Home
Mrs Kate Tindles assistant matron of the Jeffersonville Orphans home received a long distance message at midnight informing of the death of her son Frank Tindles at his Newcastle home. He was about forty, formerly of Jeffersonville, a Mason with lodges, and employed in railroad shows at Newcastle. He leaves his mother and brother Harry Lindley of Indianapolis and a sister Mrs Van Gampen who died earlier this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Tindles
Jeffersonville
Meigs Avenue
Frank Tindles
Newcastle
Lindley
Harry Lindley
Indianapolis
van Gampen
Eight Hour Law Claims Debated By Congressman Gardner
Congressman A P Gardner disputes claims the railroad eight hour law exists. He argues the law does not shorten work days for trainmen, only changes pay for hours beyond eight. He contends four brotherhood leaders could have ended the strike if empowered by President Wilson and notes a leader admitted limiting action to his own union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Congressman A. P. Gardner
Gold Stamps Offered at PFAY Store Purchase
PFAY store advertises gold stamps with every purchase. The brief notice promotes the incentive and highlights the promotion as a customer benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFAY
Centennial Parade Plans Stir Jeffersonville and County
Reports at the Chamber of Commerce mass meeting show arrangements nearly complete for the Clark County centennial in Jeffersonville Saturday. Daughters of the American Revolution coordinate but emphasize it is a county celebration with large crowds expected from New Albany and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Heotik
Peres
Vira Comoe
Meher
Putnany
Bassin
Pereitee
Vanediean
Vineline
Fae Connie Caauieston
pNasers
Ori
Oman
Harohd
Faesteenet Tirad
Wiilform
M. F. Nables
Ain the Fosters
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Clark County
Jeffersonville
Daughters of the American Revolution
New Albany
Tabor Lodee
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Knights and Ladies of Security
Knights of Columbus
Maccabees
Fastern Star
Joel R. Spahr Post
Wiech
Ceampus
Lena
Star
E. M. Frank
Samuel LL. Isler
Elmer M. Frank
JL. C. Baird
Samuel IL. Scott
E. M. Crouch
Thomas Marra
FE. M. Frank
Quince Seed Wanted at Doherty's Drug Store
A classified line notes a Wanted to Buy advertisement for quince seed. Doherty's Drug Store in Jeffersonville Indiana lists telephone contact 75 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quince
Doherty
Jeffersonville
Ena
Pardon hearing recalls notorious youth Hodgson saga
Orville J. Hodgson, once an Indiana reform school inmate, described as brilliant, fled after bank robberies in Frankfort and a 27 state chase before capture. His father and two farmers presented the case to the state pardons board in Indianapolis. Banks back release. Hodgson’s wife was involved in prior crimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville J. Hodgson
Indiana Reformatory
Frankfort
Ind
Kentucky
Indianapolis
John Hodgson
E. FE. Farr
Pittsburgh
Hodgson
Louisine Ry
Chicago
Fnally
Hanmer
Jndie A. D. Thomas
Rardon Board
Mr. Farr
Farewell Reception Planned for Rev Wylie at Wall Street Church
Five women’s groups at Wall Street Church invite members to a farewell reception for Rev. W H Wylie Friday at 7 30 in the Sunday School room he retires as pastor and will move to Seymour to become district superintendent. Wylie’s tenure in Tipsonville saw strong progress and a growing church membership. The Friday service is expected to be memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Standard Bearers
Wesleyan Sirele
W. H. Wylie
Wall Street Church
Wyllie
Wall Street M. BE
Seymour
Wylie
Teffisonville
Circuit Court Actions In Clark County Proceedings
The Clark Circuit Court resumed jury work with damages cases. A verdict favored the defendants in the $10,000 Bracher vs Taggart case. Other matters include estate filings, a quiet title suit by Falls City Savings, an attached receiver in the Miller case, and hearings set for October 14 on a high school building mandate. Enders case updates show ongoing support and court dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
James Bracher
W. Walter Taggart
Jamies Taggart
Tnom Brothers
Ile
John Hatterhanm
Fe Pes
Santas Mobile
Tienry A. Burtt
Henry C. Hays
Ernest E. Jacobs
Oscar G. Milleer
Falls City Savings and Loan Association
Miller
Milo Mitchell
M. H. Dunlevy
C. Fr. Cleese
M. Louise Bacon
Marion F. Kirkpatrick
Judes James W. Fortune
Charlestown
State Board of Health
State Board of Education
Fortune
Katherine Enders
George Enders
Eders
Emers
James W. Fortune
Enders
Fairbanks Club of Clark County Formed in Jeffersonville
At a Clark County Young Republicans meeting at the Republican Headquarters in Jeffersonville Indiana a new club the Fairbanks Club of Clark County was organized. Officers named President Robt FE Odell Vice President Delbert Heimbaugh Secretary Lloyd H Gaither and Treasurer H C Cox. Next meeting set for Monday October 2 1916 with speeches planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Jeffersonville
Ind
Fairbanks Club
Robt. FE. Odell
Delbert Heimbaugh
Lloyd H. Gaither
H. C. Cox
Mrs George A Newhouse Sr Moves From New Albany
Mrs. George A. Newhouse, Sr., of New Albany, who has been living near Rast Fourth and Spring streets in that city, moved yesterday to this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Newhouse
New Albany
Spring Streets
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roe F. D. Carriers and Farmers Co-operating
Chatraeen
Automobile
Mal
Evita
Creed
al Eft Adler
Hoocner Meteor Chib
American Vuitamamobile Association
Tloesger State Automobile Associa
Widroot Gliese Sigise
Trav Ip
Edo Teddow
Taeborists
Roewledee
Iecal Club
AL AL AL
Potvia
Bof
Iute TV Highway Commission
Avsoruabdlisis
Mb QR
Dfoward
JeffermoNidie
Tne Cianapeds
Haynes
Jieesard
Haynes Army
Rte
Wibsongs
Vreetae
Teeffersonville
Trowned
Howard
Susie Thro
Groom
Teachers’ Institute
Kerr O' Neil
Nellie Kerr
Eugene F. O'Neil
Joseph Kerr
W. Court Avenue
Arthur Hale Keeney
Olite Avenue
Major Peyton
Heath
Jeank Lindley
Kate Lindley
Newcase
Parade
Orville Hodgson
State
W. H. Wytie
Taggart Brothers
Petit Jury
Young Republicans
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!