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Newspaper

New Albany Evening Tribune

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1908

Page

3

Lather Report and Local Ads Highlight June Forecasts

Weather forecast for tomorrow calls for showers and cooler air in Indiana. Classified ads seek cigar salesmen at 68 dollars monthly plus expenses. Cerf's Jewelry and Novelty Bazar advertises Fourth of July fireworks and pistols. Opera Bohemian Girl cast listed for Glenwood Park showing next month with Grace Coffman and Agatha Schaufer among the performers.

Glenwood Park Grace Coffmen Aline Agatha Scahaufer Osrl Nuetzel Dr. Noble Mitchell Thaddeus Vinton Nuosemacher Percy Pierson Frank Poutch George W. Schneider

Local vacation readers prize daily Tribune mail

Readers on summer trips can subscribe to the Tribune for ten cents weekly and receive a daily letter mailed to their address during the vacation period.

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Big cool reunion at English set for August dates

The big coldiera reunion at English will be held this year from August 12 to 15. The body of John F. Carment was interred yesterday afternoon from the vault at Fairview cemetery. The third annual picnic of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will be held at Glenwood Park July 16. Adolph F. Hubler and Miss Katherine F. Smith plan to marry next Tuesday. Joseph A. James improves at home after a wagon accident at State and Elm. Travelers' Protective Association will meet tonight at the ball with reports from Milwaukee delegates. The Aragon Band has a Glenwood Park concert schedule including ragtime program next Wednesday night. The band will perform all park season on Sundays and Wednesday nights. Floyd county farmers report wheat yields well below average due to drought. corn suffers from lack of rain. straw is heavy but with small heads. The board of public works adjourned with no business. next meeting will hear objections to granitoid sidewalks on Eleventh Street. City officials caught a two-foot fish in Silver Creek near Fourth Dam. Stolen overalls from Southern depots tied to Adams Express. found behind a blacksmith shop and turned over to authorities. A fragment references divorce proceedings involving Frank and Pearl Tatlock in a Washington court.

Board of Public Works Eleventh Street Spring Street Culbertson Avenue Misa Inez Korb Newark Ohio Albert Akin East Market Strees Mary Harvison Lanceville J. A. Harvison East Market Street Jane Dorset J. H. Dorset Weat Market George E. Cash Cincinnati Samuel 8 Stalcup Travelers’ Protective Association Milwaukee Post P. J. Strack Modern Woodmen of America Bedford Order Crystal Dubois County Bleanor McPheeters Glenwood Place Glenwood Park Eileen Gray Lethe Seigle Florence E Sard Beulah Nance Mary Gutmann Maude Cox Eagsne A. Pierre Vinconges Spring Streets St. Edward's Hospital Dre. D. F. Davis O. E. Briscoe Misa Beulah Gleichman Evansville Ernest E. Lee Ols Kan J. Will Gleichman Panama E. A. Hartman James Morris Watson Reuben, Addis Sampson Robertson William Ortewell C. H. McDonald Beautiful Grove Silver Grove James Watson East Elm Street Miseee Maud Watson Ethel Robertson

Convention Adjourns With Plans For Next Year’s Meet

Officers for the ensuing year include President Mies Grace Baerd of New Albany and Secretary Mies Henrietta Coleman of Rushville. Alexandria chosen as next convention site with date to be set. Nu Chapter thanks local members for hospitality. Delegates enjoyed a reception at Mrs Eugene V Knight’s home and a dance at Maennerchor Hall attended by nearly 200.

Up Town Lodge Wins Lease Vote After Reconsideration

About two weeks earlier the up town lodge members carried a proposition two to one. Down town members opposed and asked reconsideration at last night’s meeting, gathering a large crowd. The result again favored the up town group and the lodge agreed to lease the upper floor of the proposed business block to Mr Fletcher.

Up Town Down Town Mambéra Fletcher Hie

Church services and schedules in town churches

A digest of Sunday school times and services at multiple churches including German M E, Fires Church of Christ Scientist, First Presbyterian, St Pauls, Second and Centenary Methodist, DePauw Memorial M E, Jennie DePauw, Third Presbyterian, Central Christian. Subjects include Christian Science, Lamb of God, Dethronement of a Modern King, and Watchman sermons.

M. E Epworth League Church of Christ Scientist Main Bank Streets First Presbyterian Church Frank W. Grossman St. Paul's Church Fred J. Williame Second Presbyterian Church DePauw Memorial m. E Martina Hendricks Porto Rico Reid Centenary Methodiat Samuel Reid Jennie DePauw Methodit John Goetz Lesgue J. H. Carnes George Seblbrede Falton B . Cato Central Christian Church

Florence Maybrick to headline Jeffersonville Chautauqua

Mrs Florence Maybrick the noted English prison figure will appear at the Jeffersonville and New Albany Chautauqua on August 7th. She recounts coal shoveling and hard prison tasks while in captivity and declares Americans never give up. The Floyd County Teacher's Institute is set for Glenwood Chautauqua from August 8 to August 7 inclusive with De F H Green return as morning instructor.

Florence Maybrick Jeffersonville New Albany Floyd County Glenwood Chautauqua de. F. H. Green

Republican editors push Taft campaign in Indiana

Governor Healy backed a bid process for school books with bids opened April 1, 1909, while most board members favored continuation. An executive meeting of the Republican State Editorial association at the state committee headquarters named Frank Singleton, Harry Strohm, Harry Smith, Will Penrod, and Wil Craig. They plan a strong Taft statewide drive and survey sentiment for the ticket.

Republican State Editorial Association State Committee Frank T. Singleton Martinaville Harry Strohm Kentland Harry Smith Greencastle Will Penrod Loogootee Wil Craig Noblesville Taft State

An Astronomical Eclipse Tomorrows Morning View

The moon will pass between the sun and earth tomorrow, starting at 8 30 and ending at 11 26. In New Albany about three fourths of the sun will be obscured with greatest totality near 9 45. The moon enters from the southwest and leaves toward the northeast edge. Dr King s New Life Pills advertised as purifiers for bile issues and headaches at 250 at Chas D Knoefel s drug store.

New Albany Dr. King Chas D. Knoefel

St Mary's Academy closes with diplomas and medals

The closing exercises at St Marys Academy were held at St Josephs ball with students Mary Keller Louise Kannapell Helen Gobman Valeria Fenger Ethel Miller Mary Gohmean Helen Martz Emma Schaefer Aona Gobmann. Rev G G Borreis gave an address and Rev Dean Edward M Fuller awarded premiums. Anna Gobmann won the gold graduation medal and diploma in the scientific course. Silver medals went to Mary Keller and Louise Kannapell. Diplomas in the commercial course were given to Helen Gobmann Mary Hinke bein Amelia Melmer and Ida Walter. Magdalena Gohmann received the bookkeeping medal.

St. Mary's Academy St. Joseph's Ball Mary Keller Louise Kannapell Helen Gobman Valeria Fenger Ethel Miller Mary Gohmean Helen Martz Emma Schaefer Aona Gobmann G. G. Borreis Edward M. Fuller Anna Gobmann Helen Gobmann Mary Hinkebein Amelia Melmer Ida Walter Mies Megdalena Gohmann

Clergy Transfer and Health Notes From Indiana Parish

The Rev M Griffin has been ill while serving at St Sim fad church in Indianapolis and was moved to obtain care at Viscent's Infirmary. In New Albany he was popular with parishioners who regret his transfer to another parish.

John's Church Indianapolis Bebop Chaterd M. Griffin Washington New Albany

Notable Figures Touched by Global Events

A round of brief notices mentions Augusto B. Leguia elected president of Peru succeeding Dr Pardo. Bishop Doane of Albany is noted as a unique American bishop in shovel hat and leggings. Other entries include aged rail and business figures, and international appointments and donations.

Senor Con Augusto B. Leguia Pardo Peru Doane of Albany William of Episcopal Church

Notable Women Inventors And Their Creations

Mary Brush of Davenport Iowa invented a boneless corset. Jane Y Sutch of Philadelphia invented a mustache spoon. Mrs Egbert Parnell an Australian invented perforated underwear. Mary Kies in 1800 secured the first patent for straw weaving in Washington. Agdalena Goodman of Duval county Florida devised the carpet sweeper. Mrs Kendall the actress created a handsome lamp shade. Mary E Beasley of Philadelphia patented a barrel making machine in 1884. Emily Durrans an Englishwoman invented the double pointed nail.

Mary Brush Davenport Jane Y. Sutch Philadelphia Egbert Parnell Mary Kies Washington Agdalena Goodman Duval County Fla Mrs. Kendall Mary E. Beasley Emily Durrans

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