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Newspaper

New Albany Weekly Ledger

Location

New Albany, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1916

Page

5

Cedar Glen Dairy Farm Named Near Galena

George D. Zimmerman records Cedar Glen as the name of his fine dairy farm near Galena. The Southern Indiana Brewing Company received a large two ton truck, Indiane, described as a peach, and Capt. Thomas Cannon left for St. Louis to act as special officer at the Democratic convention. Mrs. Robert L. Hook returns home after a serious operation at St. Edward's Hospital. Ed Rector, a DePauw donor of 100000, is a Bedford native known locally. Burns & Wagner of Borden buy Beck heirs’ farm on Hamburg pike for 4500 dollars, timber included.

George D. Zimmerman Galena Cedar Glen Southern Indiana Brewing Company Thomas Cannon St. Louis Robert L. Hook Elim Street Edward's Hospital J. W. Baxter Burns & Wagner Borden Beck Hamburg Pike Sellersburg

Richmond Couple Wed in City Clerk Office

A young couple from Richmond Va, James Milton Hurley and Mary Randolph Thaw, wed Friday forenoon in the county clerk offices with A V Johnson, Bettinger and Ranmp witnesses. Judge Thomas Fogle officiated. Another couple, Joseph Chesterfield Markwell and Dora Pearl Dickson, received a license and married that Friday evening by Rev W H Howerton.

Richmond James Milton Hurley Mary Randolph Thaw A.V. Johnson Depthes Bettinger Ranmpp Thomas Fogle W.H. Howerton Joseph Chesterfield Markwell Dora Pearl Dickson

City Board approves streets and sewer plan in mixed durance

The Board of Works approved street improvements from Vincennes to Thomas and plans for Pearl and Market streets with various paving options. A sewer across Market and a new rock and tar patch program were ordered. A concrete mixer was purchased pending council approval.

Board of Works Hartley Mix Mile Goulding Brothers Vincennnes Street Vincennes Thomas Shelby Beeler McCulloch Land Company McCutough Land Company Suver Spring Street Garmin MB Rock Sarco Charlestown Road Elm East Fourth Streets Market Jay Silver Streets Clark Street Pearl Street Pearl Washington East Fifth Alley John Howe

TE BERRIES SEE LOWER CROP DUE TO CHICAGO STRIKE

Strawberry growers face a weak year as Chicago strikes disrupt berry transport and late fruit ripening above two weeks delays. Michigan berries flood competition and push prices down while raspberries and blackberries begin to ship from Floyd Knobs with growing harvests anticipated.

Teamsters Atriky Chicago Michigan Floyd Knobs

Three razors found and traced to barber shop event

A found trio of razors near Water Street led to a broader City works discussion. The items were traced to a barbershop and linked to sewer planning on Glenwood and Silver Streets, with the Land Company donating land for the drainage project and potential future sale by the city. The piece ties into local public works, sewer schemes, and city financing amid a mortgage case and county budget items.

McCulloch Gand Othe Board of Works Silverstre Ledger Beart Guade Glenwood Silver Street Spring Street Board of Very Neces

Epworth Leaguers Return From Paoli Convention

Delegates from the Epworth Leagues gathered after the Paoli district convention. DePauw Memorial earned a banner for elective work. Attending were Montagrial Earl Kemp Lena Bowen Clarence Anderson Martha Bennett for DePauw. Trinity was represented by Sarah Bella McCulloch and Centenary by Edan Mann Joe Weathers. Main Street group included Rev. W T Howerton Ruth Quinn and Sarah Curtis. Cecil Miles of Corydon elected president. Rev. John M Walker Rev QO Haley and Tabitha South attended with South reelected secretary. Next year’s meeting set for Main Street M E church in this city.

Epworth Paoli DePauw Memorial DePauw Montagrial Earl Kemp Lena Bowen Clarence Anderson Martha Bennett Trinity Sarah Bella McCulloch Centenary Edan Mann Joe Weathers Main Street W. T. Howerton Ruth Quinn Sarah Curtis M. EB Cecil Miles Corydon John M. Walker QO. E. Haley Misa Tabitha South

How To Conquer Rheumatism At Your Own Home Cure

Advertisement offers a free trial treatment for rheumatism and related ailments promising blood cleansing and general tonic benefits. It claims Cimoni cures where others fail and invites readers to request a free large package by mail to Mrs. M. Summers in South Bend Indiana.

Cunomburg M. Summers H. Washington Avenue South Bend Indiana

They Made Hay Nearly Hundred Hungry Haymakers Gathered

The Pawnee Loft of Haymakers attracted a large crowd Friday night as Casper Hoppenson and A Ringenberger led the effort. About 89 tramps sought work, with 57 credited to Hoppenson and 33 to Ringenberger, at Red Men’s Hall, where over 300 haymakers attended. A luncheon followed, Bottmann’s Band played, and members were taught haymaking by moonshine and proper conduct. the event was a record-breaker.

Pawnee Red Man New Albany Casper Hoppenson A. Ringenberger Hoppenson Ringenberger Bottmann

Fish and Game Association Plans Stocking Program

The Fish and Game Association will plant young stock from the State and the United States in Carters Hole Silver Creek and at Cools Mill Indian Creek. It has 50 applications for fish and aims to stock every county stream. Secretary Bohl is contacting Kentucky authorities about Ohio river fishing rules under Kentucky jurisdiction. Look at your subscription label and remit if due.

Congress New Albany The Fish & Game Association United States Carters Hole Silver Creek Cools Mill Indian Creek Bohl Kentucky Ohio River Doe

Pastor Rev Father Loibl Transferred to Celestine

News from this city reports Rev Father Loibl longtime pastor at St John s Catholic congregation on the Knobs has been transferred to Celestine Dubois county He leaves a fine pastorate including the new St Tobin s church and rich local friendships Rev Father Hoving from Dubois county succeeds him

Father Loibl St. John’s Catholic The Knobs Celestine Dubois County Pather Loibl St. Tobn’s Southernnediana Father Loibt Father Hoving

Lightning Strikes Homes in North Park and East Spring Street

A lightning bolt struck the residence of Mrs Mary C McNan ara on North Park Friday evening causing light damage and minor shock to occupants. It also hit 417 East Spring Street damaging a window and office space at Dr J W Baxters, with the bolt descending the chimney and tearing up items upstairs but causing no further harm.

Mary C. McNanara North Park East Spring Street J. W. Baxter

Haydn Concert Delights High School Audience

The High School auditorium overflowed Friday as the Haydn Male Chorus and soloists performed under conductor Autun Ruibs. The program featured The Sword of Ferrari, What I Have, Untrenne, Miss Nel Lemmon with three numbers, a Cosack song, a Volga boatsong, James Armstrong with three ballads, and pieces from The Autumn Sea to Shubert Omnipotence. The concert closed with Rienzi Battle Hymn and an audience singalong to America. Accompanists Miss Harriett Crovier and My Everbach aided the evening.

Haydn Autun Ruibs Ferrari Miss Nel Lemmon Cosack Volga James Armstrong Sylvia Shubert Misa Lemmon Rienzi America

Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Internal Action and Testimonials

An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims the remedy is a powerful compound of tonics and purifiers and promises testimonials. The ad is signed by BOP Cheney & Co and urges trials with statements of years of use.

BOP Cheney &O Cruecis Essets Vangupation

Three Stitches After Town Woman Injures Face

Mrs John Hamm arrives at Dr J W Baxter East Spring street Sunday seeking care for a macerated face. The doctor sews three stitches. A jitney arrives, a woman takes the Hamm buggy and horse, claiming to be her sister Sheia, leaving the scene.

J. W. Baxter East Spring Street John Hamm Ohio Street

Riot call leads to arrests on Corydon Pike

A riot call sent Sergeant Seery Probation Officer Kraft and Constable Mayfield to Corydon Pike Monday at 1 30 p m. They arrested Mabel Laundris Fred Gelbach Jr and St and John Brown on charges of intoxication and disorderly conduct.

Seery Kraft Mayfield Corydon Pike Mabel Laundris Fred Gelbach, Jr John Brown

Poisoned Child and Dislocated Shoulder Incident

Two year old Maynard Wolfe drank fly poison on a farm near the city. Parents rushed him to town for treatment by Dr. J W Baxter. after hours he recovered. Chester Hassfelt, three miles north, dislocated his left shoulder falling from a tail. He was treated by Dr. Baxter and Dr. Bird.

Maynard Harvey Wolfe J. W. Baxter Chester Hassfelt Henry Hassfelt

Nominations Proceed After Conference Deadlock

Dispatches from Chicago report Republicans and Progressives failed to unite after conference committee stalemate. Republicans nominated Hughes on the third ballot at Naut, and Roosevelt was acclaimed by the Progressives. Around 1 30 p m the Republicans named Fairbanks for vice president.

Chicago Na,ut Hughes Roosevelt Fairbanks

Southern Indiana Brewing Company Picnic at Achillmillers Farm

About 200 picnickers rode in high large auto passenger trucks and private cars to Achillmillers farm on Green Valley Road for the Southern Indiana Brewing Company first annual picnic. Music by a band, singing, various games and plenty of food and drinks provided despite threatening weather.

Achillmillers

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