Experienced pants maker seeks local work and items for sale
The notice lists an experienced pants maker at 617 Wert Maie Louisville Ky with a lost umbrella on a State Vincennes streetcar at 1 30 pm Friday. It mentions a reward at 908 East Elm Street and announces turkey suppers and sales by the Ladies Aid Society and Centenary Church at various downtown locations. Also offers dark room access via G W Davie and sale of a washstand bed and organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Vincennes Street
East Elm Street
Opera House
Ladies’ Aid Society
Centenary Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Centenary M. E Church
Spring Street
Local Gatherings And Court Notes In Indianapolis
Kin Hubbard notes social events and legal items from Indianapolis area. Grocers meet at Pearl and Market. George Hocker petit larceny case continued. St Pauls church guild sale next Saturday. slander cases moved to Floyd and Quar k circuits. two deaths from illness. oyster supper at Firemen HQ. pool match $26 a side. Red Men banquet invite. Greenville Masons elect officers. inspector Bruner in city for oyster rule check. tragic burns and hair-separator accident. funeral for Mrs Bland. property sale attempted in Jeffersonville. Haydn Male Chorus open rehearsal at Music Hall draws large audience.
Community Choral Program and Fraternal Appointments Noted
The article lists a choral program led by Antone H Emba with soloists Misa Margaret Rowe and Wilbert Embe. It also records Gallicer Club interim officers led by Fred O Reisz, plus Manzanita Tribe Red Men and St John Lodge masons naming officers including John Espin, David Arnold, and Edward Dorsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone H Emba
Misa Margaret Rowe
Wilbert Embe
Manzanita Tribe of
Red Men
Sachem
John Espin
Sagamore
David Arnold
Janior Sagamore
William Criswell
Alonzo Benson
A L. Buckingham
Homer Crandall
Joseph L. Leist
Edward Leist
William Kreatzer
Local Residents and Visitors Reported Here
Mrs M Bates and daughter of Bedford visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs Peter Martin of Salem visit Mr D Dennis Cedar Bough. George Albertson and Miss Alice Albertson of Orleans visit Mr and Mrs O B McLinn East Seventh Street. Rebecca Seabrook suffers a fractured hip from a fall at her East Thirteenth Street home. Edward N Shrader and daughter Cornelia Shrader return from five months in Seattle and will stay through winter. J Strack district deputy of Modern Woodmen leaves for Huntingburg for a district meeting then Rockport. Merrill Barr and wife return to the city from New York after years away. Barr in failing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bates
Bedford
Peter Martin
Salem
D. Dennis
George Albertson
Alice Albertson
Orleans
Mrs
O. B. McLinn
East Seventh Street
Rebecca Seabrook
East Thirteenth Street
Edward N. Shrader
Cornelia Shrader
Seattle
Wash
J. Strack
Woodmen
Huntingburg
Rockport
Merrill Barr
New York City
Barr
McBee Advertising Company
Critical condition for Hedden Drymoods manager and wife
Mr and Mrs R Beach are in critical condition at St Edwards hospital with paralysis and a fractured hip. Mrs Beach is not expected to survive the day after a fall from a buggy near the hospital. Mr Beach has suffered paralysis for five years and was recently admitted for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Beach
W. A. Beach
Hedden Drymoods Company
St. Edward's Hoapital
Beach
May consolidation movement in Evaneville churches
A movement in Evaneville seeks to consolidate three large Presbyterian churches including Grace Church. The Rev Hamilton A Hymes, former pastor of Second Presbyterian, now serves at Grace and the three congregations lie within a few blocks of each other, with one church able to house all three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evaneville
Grace Church
Hamilton A Hymes Ro
Hymes
Second Presbyterian Church
White Wins Court Battle For Floyd County School Superintendent
The Indiana Supreme Court reversed the Clark circuit court ruling in the Levi H Scott versus Roy L White case over Floyd County school superintendent. White will receive about $2,500 back pay and resume the official post, ending a dispute that started in June 1907 when a contested election favored White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Clark Circuit Court
Levi H Scott
Roy L. White
Floyd County
Scott
White
G. H. Hester
Melbert Williame
Williame
John Beancond
Lafayette Township
Willame
Clark Circuit
Jeffersonville
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Indianapolis
Fess Wins Damages Against American Car and Foundry
The jury in the damage suit by Thomas L Fess of this city against American Car and Foundry Company awarded him 245000. The case went to the jury yesterday and a verdict was returned last night with Judge Utz present. Fess, employed at the Jeffersonville car works, was struck on the head by a hammer head from a fellow employee about eighteen months ago, also sustaining a broken arm. Attorneys for Fess were G Ho Hester and JoH Westbore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeld
Jeffersonville
George H. Hester
Charles Becht
Gertrude Strobel
Charles Hood
Vanderburg County
Thomas L Fess
American Car and Foundry Company
Utz
Fess
Av Ieon
Wee Bung Aed
Frar
G Ho Hester
Joh
Ek Raymond to Give Six Lectures on Europe
Jerome Ek Raymond of Chicago University, who lectured twice this winter for the public school teachers, is engaged for a six part series on The Minor Countries of Europe and Their Problem. The first lecture is Thursday night January 7 at the High School auditorium. Each week will feature a new topic. The programs promise large audiences as in his prior entertaining series covering European capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Ek Raymond
Chicago University
Europe
Unsound Mind Sues Over Georgetown Will Trial
John W. Rice seeks to set aside his father Andrew Rice's will filed in circuit court alleging the testator was of unsound mind and under undue influence when drafted in 1905. Millard Rice and Sarah Thomas inherit the residue. about $5,000 in estate. Georgetown township residents testify as witnesses. Stotesnburg and Weathers represent the plaintiff. Judge Alexander Dowling represents the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Rice
Millard F. Rice
Sarah Thomas
Andrew Rice
Georgetown Township
Circuit Court
Stotesnburg & Weathers
Alexander Dowling
Silver anniversary service of New Albany YMCA
The twenty-fifth anniversary service of the New Albany Young Men's Christian Association will be held at Central Christian church tomorrow night at 7 30. President H E Barrett will preside with a principal address by Dearing of Oakland City College on The Other Fellow. Former presidents J F Gebhart and W C Naunemacher have died. A brief history will be read by Secretary W O Paige and music provided by an old quartet. Public invited. no subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Young Men's Christian Association
Central Christian Church
H. E. Barrett
Dearing
Oakland City College
Elmer B. Bryan
Franklin College
Association
Charles Qoffin
Indianapolis
Wm. P Lewis
Jeflereon S. Conner
Will H. Day
L R Stoy
O O. Bradford
Louie Hartman
John S. Paris
W. O. Paige
Local Patent Remedy Claim From Buffalo Drug Store
Leo F. Zelineki of 68 Gibson 8b Buffalo NY testifies Bucklen’s Arica Salve cured a recurring cold sore in two applications, leaving no trace of the sore. The product is sold with a guarantee at Obas D Knopfel’s Drug Store, 350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Zelineki
Gibson
Bauffalo
Obas
D. Knopfel
Anybody's Race Indianapolis Senate and House SitRep
Old-time Indiana politicians say the Democratic Senate race is open with John W. Kern leading but short of votes. The speaker race also remains unsettled with Honan favored but Strickland Garrard and Smith cited as contenders. Senate repeal of metropolitan police law looms with Governor-elect Marshall aligned with reformers and Republicans wary of vetoes. House Democrats debate timing amid member absences while Republicans push Gilbert Elliott as floor leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
I.c
United States Senate
John W. Kern
Thomas Honan
Seymour
Harry Strickland
Greenfield
Garrard
Vincennes
Smith
Portland
McCullough Andersen
Marshall
Democratic Party
Hanly
Muncie
Y M C A Notes Preview Local Basketball Schedule
The Y M C A announces a December 31 basketball game against Ohio Wesleyan on the local floor with new uniforms described as red and white. A Falls Cities League opener vs Louisville M A follows next Monday. Admission is ten cents. Friday features two league games free to the public for the association’s twenty-fifth anniversary reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Wesleyan University
Louisville
Louisville Association
Hammersmith
Keystones
The
Espanos
Apollon
New Albany Business College
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm Otitis Nasal Relief
Sufferers from nasal catarrh report splendid results with an atomizer. Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is like the familiar Healing Cream Balm, with no cocaine or dangerous drugs. Soothing spray relieves at once. available from all druggists or by mail from Big Bros., 66 Warren Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Big Bros
Warren Street
New York
Fathers' Contest at Mainstreet M E Church Features Young Fathers
The Ww. T. O. U. presents a fathers contest next Friday at 7 45 PM at Mainstreet M E church with a class of young fathers competing for an oratorical silver medal. Pastors asked to announce during mid week meetings. Competitors include Meesers Arnold Kirk Flannigan Massey and Ryland. A quartet trio and solo highlight the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainstreet M. E
Meesers
Arnold
Kirk
Flannigan
Massey
Ryland
Autobiography of a Christmas Gift Footwear Tale
A nostalgic piece recounts a knit slippers tale gifted year after year by Miss Susanna Sikes to a sequence of recipients including a pastor and his circle. The narrator, a pair of slippers now aged nineteen, travels across many hands before returning to Susanna on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Sikes
Miss Susanna
de Brown
D. B
Susanna
Preacher's College Chum
T. Sapp. JR
Notice of hearing on 1908 New Albany street assessment
The Board of Public Works of New Albany will hear remonstrances December 16, 1908 at 10 a.m. on the prima facie assessment for First Tenth street improvements from Usk to Oak and Culbertson avenues, including Oak street and Calbertson avenue, with East Eleventh street nearby. Owners may attend and object. final assessment will be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
City of New Albany
First Tenth Street
Usk Street
East Tenth Street
Oak Street
Culbert
Joun
Suort
Oty Ulerk
Notice of Improvement District Hearing in NewAlbans
The Board of Public Works of NewAlbans will hold a hearing on East Tenth Street improvements from Spring to Oak, with assessments on properties abutting or within 150 feet. Details of the preliminary assessment roll, property descriptions, and benefits will be available at the City Clerk’s office. objections and omissions may be addressed at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dtecceloek
Anon
New Albans
Catateetiien
Tenth Street
Spring Street
Ok Street
Emst Stbean Tenth Street
Tak Street
Bus
Springr Street
Elm Street
Blm Street
Oak Street
Salab Street
East Eleventh Street
Board of Publi Works
Reuson
C. Short
Notice of Oak Street improvement hearing New Albany
The Board of Public Works of New Albany invites remonstrances on the Oak Street improvement from West High to East Tenth. It outlines the hearing, final assessment method, and eligible properties within one hundred fifty feet. Names, property descriptions, and preliminary assessment rolls are available at the board’s office. Joan C. Short.
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Greed’s
State St
Peter Klerner
New Albany, Ind
A. Lindemann
E. Market St
GEO. H. Devol
E. Main St
Comb
New Albany
Stotsenburg
Attorneys AT Law
Hadden Block
Floya
Ciera Garrison
Crawford
Cumberland
Pamest Daily
LIBUN
Official City Paper
Washington
Indiana
Louisville, Ky
G W. Davie
Culbertson Avenue
Trinity M. E
East Fifth Street
Abe Martin
Kin Hubbard
Indianapolis News
Retail Grocers’ Association
Hall, Pearl and
Market Streets
George Hocker
Women's Guild of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Charles Sarles
Anna Losson
Joseph Scharf
Floyd
Quark
Robert Tenny
Lower Albany
Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association
West Market Street
Annex Billiard and Pool
William Pauleen
Frank Byrne
Pittsburg
M. OU. Thornton
Milltown
Greenville Lodge of Masons
W.M
W. BR. Williams
W. H. O. Williams
J. W .R.M. Compton
J. W Kepley
KR. F Main
Lafayette Lang
J. D
R. E. Taylor
Tiler
Otto Hampel
A W. Bruner
Paoli
Pure Food and Drug
Loretta
Frank Gettelfineger
Palmyra
Louise Bland
Louise Schang
E. T. Poulson
Baptist Tabernacle
Fairview Cemetery
Haydn
Music Hall
St. John Lodge
Edward Dorsey
Jas E. Harper
John Love
Ralph Lewie
Jan Carter
Jack Hodge
Janice Deacon
Garfield Hawkins
Henry Ray
John Jackson
Edw. Carpenter
R. A. Roberts
R. C. Beach
Hospital
Thomas L. Fess
Raymond
Rice
United States
House
Marion County
Omaha
Wells
Gilbert Elliott
South Bend
Eblite
Will Orate
Him
Jellico Co
St. Bernard Lump
St. Bernard Nut
Pocahontas
St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs and Records
Callope
Sco
Ai Ia Mysteis
Noties
Tascnt
City of
Seth
Fast Eleventh Street
Mast Tenth Street
Penth Street
Pleventh Street
Joan C. Short
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and
Water Sts
T. Enos
Paris & Trusty
Nedden Bloch
Paul Reising Brewing Co
Charles St. Jewet Henry
E.T. Slider
East Market Street
Traneter
State Street
Oomica
Pear
Ae Lalaeyee Bank Ratrance
George B. Cardwi
Law
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