Thanks For Help At Our Mother's Passing
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for valuable assistance at the death of Mrs. Maggie Hughes. Your aid in our bereavement will be cherished in our memory. J. E. awpn J. W. Hucses. Found small oval monogram pin on West Main Street between Sixth and Seventh. Owner call 518 West Main Street. Lost Item. Pupile. Terms reasonable Apply 802 East Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Hughes
J. E. Awpn
J. W. Hucses
Weat Main Street
West Main Street
WastTeEp
Masic
East Elm Street
Local Gatherings and Notices Across the City
Local church events include a snoual outing at Fern Grove next Wednesday and a Second Presbyterian stereopticon lecture for the Royal Civic League tonight. Purchases, baptisms, and marriages are noted among city families with details on Durham, Hartley, Starr, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Grove
Second Presbyterian Church
J. P. Moffat
Royal Civic League
Remonstrance Validated. Jackson Township Dry for Two Years
The county commissioners ruled the remonstrance by Jackson township voters valid, establishing a two year dry period for the township. Ivan Scott suffered a severely mangled left hand after catching it in a cutting box at George Westerkamp’s Silver Hill residence. doctor J F Weathers treated the injuries. J Robert McCallum died at 9:15 PM at his home on Enat Market and Third streets after a long tuberculosis illness. he was 39 and survived by a wife and two children. His body will be sent to New Amsterdam, Harrison County, for burial after short services led by Rev Frank Orman Beck at Trinity M B Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Scott
Charles B Scott
George Westerkamp
Silver Hille
J. F. Weathers
J. Robert McCallum
Enat Market
Third Streets
New Amsterdam
Harrison County
Frank Orman Beck
Trinity M. B. Charch
New Albany
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Mies Louise Mayor
Anton @ Embs
Frank W. Grosaman
First Presbyterian Church
Jane
Bryan
Charles A. Prosser
Byron Hartley
Chicago University
Dr. Groseman
Belen Ruthenburg
Ronald W Kent
Byron Weston Hartley
George Elaworth McAfee
Jane Louise Manor
Lauies Stoy
Lee Lipinsky
Harry Bellows
Chester W. Beat
Lancelot Briscoe
Jacob E. Buerk
Eugens Bulliett
Ida Mae Brown
William J. Cannon
Grace Chamberlain Clark
Margaret Conner
Maude Elizabeth Davis
Mary Griffin Devol
Elbert Emery
Leo Line Erni
Eustatia Frazee
Jeauie Griffin
Frances Marguerite Hardy
Wilford
Halstenmiller
Lance Holmes
Julia Kintner
Avoa Louise Korfhage
Elmo Kreutzer
Personal Notices From Local Area Mix of Travel Visits and a Wedding
Mrs. Edger B. Martin and children left for Georgetown to visit relatives including Mrs. R. H. St. Onge of Davenport. Mrs. Jesse Folmer of Nashville visits Capt. and Mrs. William Adams in city. Miss Mayme Ourl visits Corydon after Wolfe Keller wedding. Gilberté Hancock, longtime county resident, is seriously ill at home. Edward N Shrader and daughter Cornelia plan Seattle relocation next week. Miss Mayme Callivan of Huntsville visits Owen Gallivan and Henry Page. Eugene L Brisby remains in critical condition at St. Edwards. Miss Livy Burson Clark returns from Randolph-Bacon College for summer. Mr. Chester Steele and Miss Laura Hieb wed at home of Mrs. Magdalena Hieb with Rev. E G Koenzler officiating following bride's father's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. St. Onge
Davenport
I. B. Friend
West Spring Street
Jesse Folmer
Nashville
William Adams
West Market Street
Mise Mayme Ourl
Weat Market
Lafayette Streets
Corydon
Wolfe-Keller
Gilberté Hancock
River Road
Edward N Shrader
Cornelia Shrader
Seattle
Waeh
Shrader
Mayme Callivan
Huntsville
Ala
Owen Oallivan
East Third Street
Mra
Henry Page
Page's Hotel
Eugene L. Brisby
St. Edward's Hospital
Livy Burson Clark
Randolph-Bacon College
Lynchburg
Chester Steele
Laura Hieb
Magdalena Hieb
Paarl Street
E G. Koenzler
Resignations Leave New Albany Police Board Short of Members
Louis Bir Samuel L Trusty and George W Groscheider resigned from the New Albany police commissioners after noon to Governor Hanly leaving the board without successors until appointed. Bir Trusty cited continual worry and desire to retire. Rumors circulated about who would take the appointments and who would be induced to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bir
Samuel L. Trusty
Board of Police Commissioners
Hanly
New Albany
George W Groscheider
Mosars
Delta Tau Delta House Party At Purdue Lafayette Next Week
A group of local women will attend a Delta Tau Delta house party at Purdue University in Lafayette next week. The trip includes a Wabash river outing on Tuesday and attendance at Purdue commencement exercises on Wednesday morning followed by return home that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Tau Delta
Purdue University
Lafayette
Bore
Missea Amelia Beat
Mary Kenney
Lala Blemker
Rath Rough
Ella Zinsmeister
Stella Borgerding
Anton Embs
Wabash River
Raymond B Beat
Miss Beat
Lee Zinemeister
Miss Zinemeister
Roy Kenney
Miss Kenney
Monon Route Sells Chicago Return Excursion
Monon announces a special excursion to Chicago and return for $9.00 from Onléago. Event dates span June 16 to June 18 with departure and return under Republican National Convention era planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Monon
Republican Na Tional
Onléago
Eell
Geketa
Real Estate Transfers and Notices in Greenville Area
Real estate deeds listed from Gustave Kiel to Anna Stone and others, including parcels in Whitehill, Illinois Grant, and Spring Street plat areas. Includes transfers among Joseph Starn, Jacob Starn, Engleman, Kelly, Gaither, Pritchett, Reese, Ligier, Raby, Miamee Phillips, Louisville Malting, and McCulloch Land companies, with prices and plat references. Also an unrelated health-salve testimonial for Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Kiel
Anna Stone
Whitehill
Amos A. Gates
H. Clay Hatton
Illinois
Jacob Starn
Joseph Starn
William L Engleman
Robert A Kelly
Bert A. Kelly
William L. Engleman
North Park Realty Company
John W. Gaither
John W. Gaeither
John W. Pritchett
Herbert Howard
Lucretia J. Raby
Ekio Avenue
oCalloch Land Company
Miamee Phillips
Spring Street
Ceee Eee McCulloch Land Company
Louisville Malting Company
Silver Street
Special train leaves for Indianapolis and return
Four routes offered for $2 round trip to Indianapolis. Sunday service advertises Jones and a special train departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Jones
Kannapell Endris Couple Wed at St Marys Catholic Church
Harry N Kannapell and Edith Rose Endris were married at 8 30 in the morning at St Marys Catholic Church in a ceremony led by Rev G Borreis. The bride wore a white lace robe over silk and chiffon with a bouquet of white sweet peas. The groom is a credit man for Bonnie and Company in Louisville and recently graduated from Jefferson School of Law. They plan a wedding trip east and will reside at Pine Branch on Silver Hills after June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Kannapell
Edith Rose Endris
J. Otto Endris
Ashers
Walter Terstegge
Carl Terstegge
Gustave Weinman
Joseph Schwartzel
Anton Molengraft
Louis Stein
Euburban
Silver Hills
Watson and Marshall clash over temperance and local option
Indianapolis June 4 Congressman James E Watson Republican nominee for governor spoke at Spencer before Owen county Republicans. Watson opposed Thomas R Marshall on township ward local option in liquor questions. Marshall, keynote speaker at Richmond, criticized trusts and centralization. A baby boy was born to Watson and wife in Rushville with congratulations from President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James E. Watson
Rushville
Spencer
Owen County
Watson
T. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Shelbyville
John Osborne
F. H. Alexander
Brookville
T.M. Gibson
Decatur County
Cicero Northern
Greensburg
Fayette
C. F. Ansted
Wayne
Kuhn
Northern
Ansted
Rev. Kuhn
Bryan
W. D. Barnard
Newcastle
Congress
Thomas R. Marshall
Treasury
Shaw
White House
Marshall
Roosevelt
Hanly
Democratic Organization
Washington
Georgetown township becomes dry as liquor licenses denied
The Floyd county board of commissioners refused liquor licenses for G. Riley Fox and James Thoroton after a remonstrance by a majority of Georgetown township voters. John McCualloch was granted a license to take over Thornton's place, delaying full dryness to eleven months. With the decision, only Lafayette and New Albany townships remain wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Board of County Commissioners
G. Riley Fox
James Thoroton
Edwardsville
John McQulroch
Thornton
McCualloch
Georgetown Township
George
Heater
Floyd County
Frank Byrne
Ocourt
Fox
Heasaid
Georgetowne
Lafayette
New Albany
Strawberry social hosted by Central Christian church group
The Twentieth Century Men's Bible class at Central Christian church plans a members only Strawberry social in the church dining room tomorrow night. D A Babsenberger will serve as toastmaster with responses by Prof. Harry A. Baerk Samuel L. Trasty Rev B F Onto Reymond O Ellis H O Williams and S H Reid. Joe A Newlin of the high school faculty will also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
D A. Babsenberger
Clas Ag
Harry A. Baerk
Samuel L. Trasty
B. F. Onto
Reymond O. Ellis
H. O. Williams
H. Reid
Joe. A. Newlin
Notice to Subscribers for Tribune Company Contact
Notice asks Gabsombara to promptly notify the Tribune Company about Cumberland Village Home 235. Includes phone contacts and request for immediate communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Gabsombara
Naw
Albany
Tribune Company
Cumberland Vl
Commissioner’s Sale Notice for Kiel Real Estate Auction
Notice of sale by the Floyd circuit court edicts a real estate auction in Kiel, listing a property between specific streets and alley with set terms. The fragment mentions commissioners and court authority but lacks clear dates or full parcel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Os Floyd
Tediane
Kiel, Jr
Rouse
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Walter B. Greed
Howe
Comb
State St
Stotnenburgh
Attorneys AT Law
Hedden
Floyd
Clark Sarrison
Crawford
Sherlock
Holmes
New Albany Steam Laundry Co
Spring St
Opera House
OME
Bet
Pearl
Ar Aan
Ev “Ribune
Official City Paper
Weather Report
Indiana
Alfreda Sande
James Sande
Wvant’s
Episcopal Church
Stephen Canty
B Ross
J. H. Walker
O A. Hartley
East Spring Street
Georgia
Rising Suan
Ind
Charles W. Hadson
Frank Jordan
Honolulu
Hawaii
Denver
Martha Ebringer
Sarah D. McKean
Alexander McKean
Knights of Honor
Circuit Cours
Ehringer
McKean
Scribper High School
People’s College
Enet
Spring Streets
James F. Hammer
Cherry Street
May A Starr
Holy Trinity Catholic Rectory
Charesa Carran
Hoon Starr
Joseph Kraft
Greer W. Davia
Kraft
Charles Miller
Sachem
David Beard
Sagamore
George D. Smith
Janior Sagamore
Nicholas Koot
Prophet
John Weis
Traostese
Alonzo T. Smith
Great Council
Joseph Kromentz
John Chamberlain
Leroy Deany
Corrie Seabrook
L. F Jackson
Andrew Rouch
Philip Keat
Lafayette McDaniels
Insurance Press Life Insurance
Evanaville
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Wabash
John Matthews
New Jones
Wilson
Jackson Township
New Albany High School
Bucklen
Woolever
LeRayavile
Backlen
Obas
D. Knoefel
Kannapell-Endris
Strawberry Social
Ohio Falls
Glenweeds
Coyington
Pecahontas
Pittsburg
Jellice
St. Bernard
St. Bernard Mining Co
Strongest Fire Insurance Agency
Continental Connecticut National Union
Phoenix
Northwestern
Milwaukee Mechanics
Glens Falls
Prussian National North River
Victor Talking Machines
CERF
Jewelry and Novelty
BAZAR
Pearl St., Near Main
E. T. Slider
Pearl and Market Streets
Dusty Rhode
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