Wanted Mors Teeth to Fix at Dentists
Wanted Mors teeth to fix. Onto dentists at 225 Pearl Street.
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1908
Page
4
Wanted Mors teeth to fix. Onto dentists at 225 Pearl Street.
During summer, readers can subscribe to the Trintxe for a daily letter mailed to their address. The service costs 10 cents per week and delivers home correspondence while travelers are away.
The G A R ladies host a cachre at the hall on Pearl and Market. St Edward's Commandery Knights hold a euchre at St Joseph's hall Wednesday afternoon and night. Floyd County Council plans its annual meeting in September to set tax levy and appropriations. Trinity M E church women open mite box tomorrow at 2 30 with an arranged program. Police board may buy bicycles or motorcycles to assist wheelmen on duty. A motor caused a blaze on a Spring street car near Fourth street No 2 reel house. Johnson pump extinguished the fire. Herman Burkhard four weeks old dies at home on the old Vincennes road. Several services held at Mooresville. mother died at birth. Funeral of Miss Henrietta Gee held at her sister Mary Brigham's home 1805 Fast Market Street. Rev E T Poulson officiated. burial at Fairview Cemetery. John Luamman eight years old dies of typhoid at ILll East Oak Street. funeral plans not yet made. A Courier Journal Atlantic City item mentions Edward Sanford of Loninville in a bathing suit scene at the Chalfonte reported in a local paper.
Edith Louise, infant adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laughborn, died last night at 11 o'clock at their Bebarrell avenue home after a brief pneumonia illness. The funeral was held today with burial at Stewart's cemetery near McCulloch's Chapel. The baby was found on a doorstep weeks earlier at Mr. and Mrs. Orange Felts' home on Willow and Silver streets and was placed with Probation Officer Joseph Kraft before the Laughborns agreed to adopt. An investigation at the time yielded no learned parentage.
Two years after its launch in New Albany the city night school operates in the public library auditorium. It serves under fourteen workers in non factory jobs and wage earners over fourteen seeking better education. Open to residents, it supports compulsory education enforcement and offers evening classes from 7 to 9:30 p m on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday.
Theodore F. Sauer a longtime city resident died this morning after a several months illness at his home 320 Vincennes Street He was fifty one years old and survived by his wife four brothers Otto Frederick August and Herman Sauer The funeral will be held Wednesday morning at St Marys Catholic Church from which services will depart at nine o clock
Russell delivered a clutch ninth inning hit to break a tie and lift Glenwoods past Covington Blues 6 to 5. MacMonigle pitched steadily with two clean hits and three runs scored as Glenwoods set up a rematch with Boonville next Sunday.
Judge Paris presided as William Underhill pleaded not guilty to stealing a ring from Oscar McAllen. ring returned to McAllen. Earl Seance Mamie McGuire charged with stealing a dollar from Charles Johnson pleaded not guilty and released for trial. Charles McKown Louis Meekea charged with fighting pleaded not guilty and set for next Friday. Grace Lawcon charged with assault and battery pleaded not guilty and to be tried later. Three drunks booked and fined $11 each.
A flurry of local travel mentions includes Daniel Bader from Atlantic City and John J. Zappapent with friends in Evansville, plus visits to Ladoga Indianapolis Chicago and more. Numerous marriages and family visits are noted, with families returning from trips to Cape May Staunton Denver Buffalo Troy and other points.
Thomas H Dugard died at about 3 o clock this morning at 1016 East Sixth Street from an apparent attack of painters colic linked to white lead poisoning. He was engaged to Miss Viola Fereday and had worked painting houses for Attorney John W Gaither. Born in Glasgow Kentucky, he had spent the day with his fiancée and traveled to Mooresville and Jeffersonville before returning home. The body was moved to F A Krafts undertaking and burial is being planned with funeral locale undecided between here and Glasgow.
The funeral for John A Harvison, who died suddenly in Colorado Springs, will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. from his family residence 1726 East Market Street. Rev. Frank W. Grossman of the First Presbyterian Church will officiate. Burial will be at Fairview cemetery. Mrs Harvison accompanied the body. relatives in Louisville and Maysville, Kentucky, may not attend due to illness.
Indiana State Fair official notes five full days with entries closing August 27 to prepare for opening Monday September. The board emphasizes early-week attractions including bands races and horse show plus veterans and children free admission on Tuesday. A dedicated exhibits superintendent will speed freight on arrival and ensure timely setup before Friday's closing.
Local office advertises old papers available for purchase at 10 cents per 100. Buyers may inquire at the office for quantities and delivery details.
Indianapolis August 31 Senator Albert J Beveridge a leading Indiana campaigner has adopted a 2000 word limit on life speeches saying brevity aids clarity and newsprint reach He plans to speak in Youngstown Ohio next Saturday with Governor Hughes and other party figures The sixty day state poll involves 6483 precinct committeemen with 3234 precincts each having Republican and Democratic reps and warns that voting eligibility requires six months state residence thirty days in the precinct and six ty days in the township Election day is November 3
Eyelet work remains popular in new pairings with outline stitch solid embroidery and soutache braiding adding daintiness to fabric. In a testimonial Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga praises Backlen's Arpioa Salve for healing a persistent instep sore after trying other remedies.
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