Female help wanted and community notices in Louisville ad
Help wanted for experienced pants makers at 617 West Main Louisville Ky. Turkey supper fundraiser by Ladies Aid Society Centenary church at opera house block Spring Street 5c. Amateur photographers may use G W Davis dark room Wilson Gallery Main street. Organ for sale cheap at 509 East Fifth Street.
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Weat Main
Louisville
Opera Donce
Ladies’ Aid Society
Centenary Church
G W. Davis
East Fifth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Centenary M. E Church
Opera House
Spring Street
All Union Stores Open Late Starting December 21
All Union stores will stay open every night beginning Monday December 21 by order of the President.
Unised Gas and Electric Store Hours Extended
The Unised Gas and Electric Company will keep their store open until 9 oclock Monday and Saturday nights until after Christmas. Special efforts will be made to serve merchants and clerks at the copper by Centenary ladies Saturday night.
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Unised Gas and Electric Company
Copper
Local Gatherings and Community Notes Across Towns
Kin Hubbard skims local doings as Indianapolis news notes a failed operation, church sock social, a Centenary Epworth League meeting led by Miss Elizabeth Tether, and a plant of assorted civic events. Mooresville Indies aid sock social tonight. a piano recital at Second Presbyterian with Elizabeth Vogel on organ. a fire destroys a Green Valley cottage. Judge Henry’s vacant cottage fire under investigation. William J Adams pleads not guilty to desertion in Louisville court after bond set at 1500 dollars.
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Kin Hubbard
Indianapolis News
Newt Pilum
Elizabeth Tether
Centenary Epworth League
Second Presbyterian Church
George C Gookina
Louisville
Mra
E. W Walker
Agnes Scott Longan
St Louis
Elizabeth Vogel
Green Valley Road
E G. Henry
William J Adams
East Market Street
Will of Andrew Rice Declared Invalid in Circuit Court
A jury in Georgetown township's circuit court set aside Andrew Rice's will finding undue execution. John W. Rice, the son, received 10, while Millard Rice and Mrs. Sarah Thomas split the remaining 5,000 estate. Each child now gets one third. Stoteenburg & Weathers represented the plaintiff. Judge Alexander Dowling led the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rice
Georgetown Township
John W. Rice
Millard Rice
Sarah Thomas
Stoteenburg & Weathers
Alexander Dowling
Old Resident Ryenar Beach Dies at 76 in Floyd County
Ryenar O Beach longtime Floyd county resident died at St Edward s hospital after weeks of paralysis. He was born in New York and moved to the county in 1881. Survived by wife and three sons W A Beach Julio Beach and George Beach. Funeral set at 1 30 pm tomorrow at his son s home officiated by Rev Frank W Grossman.
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Ryenar O. Beach
St. Edward's Hospital
Vincennes Road
New York
Floyd County
W. A. Beach
Hedden Dry Goods Company
Julio Beach
New Albany Township
George Beach
Greenville Township
New Albany
First Presbyterian Church
W. A Beach
East Market Street
Frank W. Grossman
Caroline Blackiston
Benjamion Blackiston
Blackiston
Silver Creek
Benjamin A. Blackiston
Second Presbyterian Church
John P. Moffat
Fairview Cemetery
Y. M. C. A. marks silver anniversary with services
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the Y M C A on its present basis was celebrated at Central Christian church with a large audience. President H E Barret presided. The keynote address came from Dearing of Oakland University. Also speaking were Charles A Coffin of Indianapolis Stoughton B Lyndh and W C Paige. A public reception will follow and ball games are planned at the association building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Central Christian Church
H. E. Barret
Association
Dearing
Oakland U.'y. Fod., College
the Order
Charles A. Coffin
Indianapolis
Stoughton B. Lyndh
Barret
W C. Paige
Presbyterians Plan United Church merger across three bodies
Plans perfected for the union of the Presbyterian Church in the United States with 1 8 million members the Reformed Church in the United States with 290 000 and the Welsh Presbyterians numbering over 170 000 by a joint committee. The recommendation calls for absolute union without creed or government changes and aims to be effected within a year. A second paragraph promotes Ely's Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with an atomizer and mentions its price and ordering details.
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Presbyterian Church
United States
Reformed Church
Welsh Presbyterians
Federal Council of Christian Churches
Philadelphia
Mary
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Notice to Subscribers About Paper Delivery Issue
Notice to subscribers that the New Allany Torren is not regularly or promptly delivered and a favor is requested to notify the Tribune Company at the listed phone number. The message mentions Cumberland and home address prompts.
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Allany Torren
Tribune Company
Cemberland Fyi
Trial of Samuel Carpenter for First Degree Murder
The state prosecutes Samuel Carpenter for the May 18 killing of Clarence Jacke in circuit court. Jury selection proceeds as witnesses testify while Parker and others are recalled. Carpenter, housed since last May, faced taunts about domestic affairs cited as motive. about twenty five witnesses are subpoenaed and the trial expected to last several days.
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Samue Carpenter
Clarence Jacke
Stotsenburg & Weathers
AO. D. Kelso
G B McIntyre
Fisher Parker
Parker
Begony Carpenter
Cour Room
Sherif Leesen Ani
Carpenter
Jackson
Unitedras Electric Company
East Water Street
Kille G
Jeckeon
Narrow Escape at North Vincennes Street Crossing
A southbound Monon passenger train narrowly avoided a collision with a delivery wagon from Whitesides Bakery Company of Louisville. Driver Edward Grants, formerly of the city, swerved the horses just as the engine thundered by within inches of the wagon. The horses suffered serious injuries. Grants escaped harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monon
Whitesides Bakery Company
Louisville
Edward Grants
Vincennes Street
Grantz
Paulsen Defeats Burns In City Pool Match At Annex
William Paulsen won a $25-a-side continuous ball pool contest at the Annex on Pearl Street beating Frank Burns. Paulsen led 160 to 80, with Burns trailing after a strong comeback in the seventh frame. A large crowd watched as Paulsen displayed skilled play amid humorous commentary. another game may follow.
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William Paulsen
Frank Burns
Lieveburg
Annex
Pearl Street
Paulsen
Thea
Burns
Boris
Falls
Personal Mention and Holiday Visits Across Town
Mise Lucille Wright visits relatives at Corydoo Harley Hancok in Frederickeburg. Lewis Dennis postmaster at Salem visits his brother David Dennis in Cedar Bough. Leo, four, ill with diphtheria at Enet Spring Street Mica. Emma Earhart of Atlinota Ga visiting parents George Earhart and wife at 1408 East Market Street. H Lee Finley and daughter from Macon Mo spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Bra. Daniel Crawford, brother of James F and T E Crawford, is gravely ill at his Maude Indiana home. Col and Mrs George H Pennington Silver Grove will visit Indianapolis and other Central Indiana points. Removal of appendix by a surgeon noted. Doctor King’s New Life Pills promote health. available at D Knoefel’s drug store.
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Leo
Emil Dapaquier
Enet Spring Street
Emma Earhart
Atlinota
George Earhhart
East Market Street
H. Lee Finley
Macon
Bra
W.H. McKay
Bank Streat
Daniel Crawford
James F
T E. Crawford
Maude
Ind
George H Pennington
Silver Grove
Indianapolis
Clayton
Indiana
Dr. King
Obes
D. Knoefel
Senate meets to guide Hall amid cautious restraint
Republican members of the Indiana state Senate held a secret conference at the state house to ease Lieutenant Governor-elect Frank J. Hall into office. They pledged to curb his initiatives, control committee appointments, and monitor patronage while maintaining a friendly tone. debates covered local option repeal and a statewide uniform bookkeeping law advocated by the Merchants' Association of Indianapolis, with Governor Marshall endorsing the latter.
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Ianapolis
Frank J. Hall
Rushville
State Senate
State House
Hall
Estien
Ile
Senate
Miller
Mr. Miller
Will Wood
Lafayett
Oscar Bland
Linton
Clamor Pelzer
Boonville
Nathan Hawkins
Portland
Merchants’ Association of Indianapolis
Flect Marshall
Local resident touts Arnica Salve cure for cold sores
Leo F. Zelincki of 68 Gibbon St Boffelo NY says Backlen Arnica Salve cured his worst cold sore after a daily two day application with all traces disappeared. Sold under guarantees of Chas D Knoefel’s erugatere. 260
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Leo F. Zelincki
Gibbon St
Boffelo
Backlen
Chas. D. Knoefel
Practical Christmas shipping tips from an expressman
An expressman offers guidance for sending gifts by Christmas. Advices include shipping early by December 18, using sturdy wooden boxes or strong wrapping, clearly writing full addresses, marking prepaid charges, and labeling perishables. The aim is faster, safer delivery and recipient delight.
Notice for Deposits of Public Funds by New Albany School Board
The School Board of Finance of the School City of New Albany Indiana will at 10 a m January 4 1900 at the High School receive written proposals from Banks and Trust Companies with offices in the state for the receipt and custody of public funds. Proposals must be on official forms and include bonds or collateral. Cons Day president and Earl S Gwin secretary announce the notice.
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School Board of Finance
New Albany
Ind
Floyd
Indiana
United States
General Assembly of
Boards of Finance
Cons
Day
Earl S. Gwin
Notice of Hearing on East Tenth Street Improvement Assessments
The Board of Public Works of New Albany will hear remonstrances on December on the assessment roll for East Tenth Street improvement from Spring to Oak. Property owners may attend in person or by representative to contest or confirm assessments and special benefits. The preliminary roll lists owners and properties. amendments may be added at the hearing, with final assessment determined by the board.
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Board of Paubtic Works
New Albany
Whter Place
East Tenth Street
Spring Street
Oak Street
Tenth Street
Tak
Elim Street
Film Street
East Eleventh Street
Board of Public Works
Siadd
John U. Short
City Clerke
Board of Public Works of the
Cty of
Eleventh
Board of Public Work
Jons C
Snort
Ulty
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Cor's Gate
Market Street
Floyd, Clark Sarrison, Crawford
Praeie Te Bank
Goring OF
Opera Bosse
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Cumberland Prone
Official City Paper
Weather Report
Washington
Abe Martin
Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association
The
Indies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church At
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Nira Katherine Cochran
William Baer
Bank Street
William Middleton
Memphis
Eno
Firat Vege
Ryenar C. Beach
Hospital
Presbyterians
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Grants
Bill
Mise Lucille Wright
Corydoo
Harley Hancok
Frederickeburg
Lewis Dennis
Salem
David Dennis
Cedar Bough
MR. Hall
Express Company
East Third
Triebner
Alexander Dowlina
Ofvice
Pearl and
Market Streets
New Albany National Bank
Reer Bank
New Albany Mfg. Co
Heath and Water Sts
Pittsburg
Jellico Co
St. Bernard Lump
St. Bernard Nut
Pocahontas
St. Bernard Mining Co. Incorporated
Vieter Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs
CERE
UBT Tour
W. T. Emos
Tues
Paris & Trusty
Reems
Paul Reising Brewing Co
Charles L. Jewett
Henry E. Jew Lawyers
Hammersmith
Séc Cash
Stete Street
George B. Card
Nik Atterney
Law
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