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Newspaper

New Albany Weekly Ledger

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1916

Page

4

Republicans Refuse Fifty Fifty Patronage Split in Indiana Senate

Indianapolis Dec 12 Republican Senators plan to reject the Democratic proposal to divide patronage and chairmanships fifty fifty with Democrats in the Indiana Senate. Senator-Elect H E Negley notes precedent favors the existing balance and predicts Republicans will control power after four days, arguing Democrats seek full session patronage.

United Press Indianapolis Indi Senate H. E. Negley United Press Today

Former resident Vernia dies in Chicago hospital

Thomas Vernia, 72, a former well known resident, died in a Chicago hospital after an operation two weeks earlier. His daughter Genevieve Vernia and Mrs. Charles Gohmann of this city are daughters, with a son Frank Vernia in Ohio. He was born here, lived in Chicago in real estate, and was a Holy Trinity church member. The body will be brought back to this city for burial.

Thomas Vernia Chicago Genevieve Vernia Charles Gohmann Frank Vernia Ohio Vernia Peter Vernia Herman Knirihm Ellen Tagart Verria Holy Trinity Catholic Church

Painters Work Sunday on Elshy Building at Pearl and Spring

Painters were at work all day yesterday on the cornice of "The Elshy," the new six story office building by German American Realty Company at Pearl and Spring streets. Nearing completion, it is expected to be ready for occupancy by January 1.

Elshy German American Realty Company Pearl and Spring Streets

Funeral of Mrs Miller in city chapel

Funeral service for Mrs Ave Miller wife of Louis Maller former resident of the city was held yesterday afternoon at Frank A Kraft chapel Rev Dr H G Connelly pastor of Central Christian church officiating Burial was in Fairview cemetery

Ave Miller Louis Maller Indianapolis Frank A. Kraft H. G. Connelly Central Christian Church Fairview

Short course for Floyd county farmers opens tomorrow

rANMIERO GOORGE of farmers of Floyd a farmers' short that will be given of Gorydon. The course opens tomorrow and will continue over Wednesday, Thoursday and Friday. Members of the Agricultural Ex tension Department of Purdue Uni versity will be in charge, carrying a car load of equipment, including charts and other data which will be used in the course of instruction. A car load of selected livestock also is carried. Exhibits in connection with the course of instruction wil include displays in culinary, dairy and fancy work for the women's department and grain. Fruit and livestock for the men's depart ment. Harrison county is one of the best agricultural counties in Southern In diana and the farmers there are pro gressive. A short course that was con ducted by Purdue University at Cory don a few years ago is said to have been the best of the kind that has been conducted in the state.

Floyd Gorydon Agricultural Extension Department Purdue University Harrison County Indiana Corydon

Way aims to make Rocky Mountain Park a winter resort

Denver, Dec 12. L C G Way, supervisor, envisions Rocky Mountain National Park as the winter Switzerland of America and a premier summer retreat. He plans two ski courses at Fernlake, improved roads and trails, and projects 300000 visitors next summer as funding allows.

United Press Denver Col Rocky Mountain National Park Switzerland America L. C G. Way Mr. Way Estes Park Fernlake

Fires in Vincennes house and West Main stable

Richard Wright of Vincennes and Elm streets set fire to his home while repairing a broken electric wire. The kitchen wall blaze was quickly extinguished with minor loss. A rear stable at 142 West Main street, belonging to Mrs. Kate Dean, was almost entirely destroyed by a hay loft fire totaling about 300 dollars. a horse and delivery wagon were saved.

Richard Wright Vincennes Elm Streets Kate Dean West Main Street

Safety Board Expects New Hose Wagons for Fire Department

The Board of Public Safety anticipates receiving two new hose wagons built in St. Louis within a day or two. One wagon was shipped December 4 but lost in transit, the other was reportedly shipped Friday night. Each wagon will replace aging reels at Companies 1 and 2 and will include hose, chemical tanks for extinguishing incipient fires without water, plus small ladders for early access before hook and ladder trucks arrive.

Board of Public Safety Fire Department St. Louis Southern Railway Company Company No

New Albany Merchants Report Early Christmas Trade

Early Christmas shopping has begun in New Albany as merchants report strong pre holiday sales. Shoppers bought holiday goods and regular Saturday items amid abundant stock and widespread store displays. Cash from savings accounts at local trusts fueled the vibrant buying, with merchants aiming to accommodate demand through advertising and diverse inventories.

New Albany New Albany Trust Company Mutual Trust and Deposit Company Louisville

Rosenbarger Promoted Chief of Signal Service Corps

Claude Rosenbarger son of May and Mrs Charles M Rosenbarger 1710 Culbertson avenue has been promoted to chief of the signal service corps for the Louisville and Nashville railroad and transferred to Rivansville after a year in the service He is listed as located in Birmingham Samuel C McNeff is ill at his Mast Third and Elm streets home Charles W Long County Sheriff left for Martinsville to seek treatment at Indiana Mineral Springs.

Claude Rosenbarger May Charles M. Rosenbarger Culbertson Avenue Louisville and Nashville Railroad Aod Birmingham Signal Service Corps Rivansville Samuel C. McNeff Mast Third Elm Streets Charles W. Long Martinsville Indiana Mineral Springs

Sunday Schools Convene After State Meeting

A Floyd County General Sunday School Council meeting at the Y M C A will discuss raising county standards to land the 1918 Indiana State Sunday School Convention in New Albany after Terre Haute hosted 1917. Rev. W H Todd presides. plans for city and county Sunday school work are finalized.

Floyd County General Sunday School Council Floyd County Sunday School Association W. H. Todd United Brethren Church County Sunday-school Association New Albany Indiana Muncie Terre Haute

Souther n Commercial Congress Opens In Norfolk To Discuss Postwar Preparedness

Norfolk Va December 11 With the changed outlook produced by the European war the Southern Commercial Congress convenes today to study commercial preparedness for postwar competition. Experts from the United States and abroad will discuss economies finance agriculture and trade as notable national figures are scheduled to speak.

United Press Norfolk Southern Commercial Congress Congress

Indiana Council Elects Officers for Ensuing Year

Indiana Council Royal and select Master Masonry held its annual meeting last night electing officers for the coming year. Beauregard Cullen was chosen illustrious master with Arthur J. Brown as deputy illustrious master, Dr U S Widman principal conductor of work, George A. Nanehouse treasurer, Dr H J Needham recorder, Edgar A. Needham captain of the guard, James M. Lee conductor of council, August Barth steward, and M T Enos sentinel.

Indiana Council Royal Beauregard Cullen Arthur J. Brown U.S. Widman George A. Nanehouse H. J. Needham Edgar A. Needham James M. Lee August Barth M. T. Enos Sentinel

Telephone company urges business men to Evansville meet

A.M. Floyd of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company urged business leaders in New Albany to attend the Central States Conference on Rail and Water Transportation in Evansville next Thursday and Friday. AT&T has contacted 300 southern Indiana communities to boost attendance and an transcontinental telephone demonstration will be a banquet feature. Delegates register at Vendome Hotel lobby. a ladies committee plans entertainment for accompanying wives.

A.M. Floyd American Telephone and Telegraph Company New Albany Evansville Indiana Vendome Hotel

Funeral Services for Prof Elson in Louisville

Prof Junius F P Elson a renowned chemist died Sunday night at 1602 Ekin avenue after rheumatism complications. His body goes to Indianapolis for cremation. He was 68, a Mapland native who lived in Louisville and ran a local laboratory serving manufacturers. He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Frank A Scharf and Mrs Ernest Caf man of Louisville and two sons Charles and John Elsom of Louisville.

Junius FP. Elson Ekin Avenue Indianapolis Elson Elsom Mapland Louisville Frank A. Scharf Ernest Cafman Charles John Elsom

Clearing debris surrounding the lsby building in six months

Debris removal progresses around the new lsby building as sidewalks are finally cleared for the first time in six months. Authorities report improved access and safety for pedestrians around the site.

Lsby

Outline of Dixie Highway traverses eight states

The Dixie highway runs about 4500 miles through Michigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and Florida. Construction advances along the entire route with passable sections except the Lexington Kentucky to Knoxville Tennessee link and the Nashville to Chattanooga stretch. The Lexington to Knoxville link and the western division through central Florida improve. a smooth Chicago to Miami trip in six days is hoped within two years.

Michigan Thingis Iindbiong Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Ceorgia Orida Streeh Lexington Knoxville Tenn Nashville Anth Ghattanooga Florida Tallahassee Gainesville Arcadia Jupiter Nashiville Chattanooga Huntsville Dixie Highway Association Chicago Miami

Helpess Cripple Arrested On Drunk Charge

Minus both arms and one leg, John Parker, a wanderer with no home, is jailed for intoxication and vagrancy after begging for days. Police are unsure how to proceed as he was shuffled between Louisville Jeffersonville and New Albany. When sober, he will likely be sent back to Louisville by streetcar. Dr. Frank Baylor returned to Chicago after visiting his mother on East Spring Street.

John Parker Parker Louisville Jeffersonville New Albany Shack Frank Baylor Chicago John M. Baylor East Spring Street

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