Personal notices and births in the community
Chester Graf is out again. A son born to Dr. and Mrs. Paul G. Kistner in St. Louis. Mrs. Herbert C. Fleischer returned from St. Louis. Mrs. Henry Buecher visiting Mrs. John Cutner in Borden. Miss Jessie Brubeck visiting grandmother in Palmyra. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. John Weidmann in Glenwood Place. Various locals visit relatives in Hampton, Indiana, Lexington, Ky, and Doncan. Edward McVride of Minneapolis visiting parents. Lydia and Catherine McQuiddy return from Evansville. Several weddings including Louis Clyde Bryant and Miss Beatrice Grace Manns, Miss Lula Barros and Harley Oliver Edler, Miss Katherine Busenvark and Carl Maetechke. Grandson born to Edmund Stoy. Dr. and Mrs. Schoonover visiting for Louisville Medical College commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester[Graf
Paul G. Kistner
St. Louis
Herbert C. Fleischer
St. Lonia
Henry Buecher
John Cutner
Borden
Jessie Brubeck
Palmyra
John Weidmann
Glenwood Place
Owne Hatch
Mies Heith Hatch
Hampton, Ta
Everett Gildhaus
Newcastle
Ed. Meyers
Cosinostile
Fred Kraft
Arthur Berteles
Purdue University
Albert Bence
Corydon Pike
Frank Mason
Cherry Street
Edward Ischimitt
Eighth
Oak Streets
George W. Bryant
Okmulgee
Oklo
Catherine Shackelford
Jonathan Borgerding
Lexington
Irma Sagabiel
Doncan
Wilmar Hanger
Louis Clyde Bryant
Beatrice Grace Manns
E. C. Lucas
Catherine McQuiddy
Evansville
Heroine Oetken
Lorraine
Brad
Los Angeles
Portland
Acon
John Paul Gonder
Peter Gonder
Beeler Street
A. Welch
Stanton Welch
Cannelton
Helen Schaub
Ralph Schaub
Ohio
Harry Keach
Brookston
Iod
Ed Sarles
Paoli Pike
W. Vance
Norton Infirmary
St. Edward Hospital
Arthur Newbanks
Greencastle
Tri-Deltas
Revo. Byrne
Sanderson Wowen
Relief Corps
Mary Stocksdale
Edward McVride
Minneapolis
Charles. Mebride
Charlestown Read
Wout
Edward Barton
Mra
Edward Milheiser
West First
Sparing Streets
Johnilood
Waughn
Needham
San Francisco
Knight Templar
George Dorsey
Indianapolis
Thomas Hammond
Nellie DeArk
Louis Roser
East Pifth Street
Edgar C. Lucas
Lula Barlow
W. A. Beach
East Market Street
Nancy Jackson
Ben Kodner
Allie Compton
Anderson
Decator Gaither
Alton
Robert J. Buehler
Mary Matilda Renn
St. Joseph's Hall
Father Sonnenfield
Albert Conrad Grube
Nannie Lavina Campbell
Wilh
Park Christian
Hey. C. O. Stevens
Ralph HL. Cairne
Edna C. Hangary
Martha Leon Martin
Jefferson Talbott Conner
Detroit
East Tenth
H.C. Clippinger
John Schoonover
Salem
Louisville Medical College
Herbert Schoonover
Edward A. Patton
Hazel Thele Patten
Boone Denton Jedens
East Spring Street
Flora Henrietta Barres
Harley Oliver Edler
Alvs. von H. Barres
Lavas
Knox
Ind
Katherine Florine Busenvark
Carl Frederick Maetechke
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
H. C. Clippinger
Mary
Robert Coleman
John M. Walker
J. A. Coleman
Emily Brewer
DePauw University
Pauline Mickey
New Albany
Helen Smith
Delaware
Helen Ruhsenberg
Oxford
Raymond Peterson
Walter Gadient
Howard Tubbs
George A. Kraft
Mi Mary Gohmann
Cecelia Yost
Bexsie Igehmann
May Zimmerman
Trene Rockenbach
Lula Hurrle
Matilda Bache
Antoinette Ristner
Minnie Hurrle
Augusta Bache
Irma Lyons
Amalia Weinmann
Hilla Hinkebein
Election of Chamber officers and directors result
The Chamber of Commerce elected Dr. W. J. Leach as president by 14 votes with the Blues ticket sweeping the top posts. M. E. Gable defeated J. W. Dunbar for vice president, and Ford Kahler won third vice president. Directors named include E. M. Bir, Joseph Brung, Charles Day, M. E. Gable, William A. Hedden, Henry E. Jewett, Dr. W. G. Leach, Julius Sapinsky, and Samuel W. Watts. The vote drew a large, festive turnout with over a hundred members in the hall despite the friendly contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Leach
J. Gardner
Dr. Leach
Blues
M. E. Gable
J. W. Dunbar
Reds
Newburger
C.D. Knoefel
Troi Inenapolis
Real estate transfers recorded by Recorder Williams this week
A list of transfers shows Wi. R. Williams selling to Honard R. Collipton and many others. Transactions cover numerous lots and blocks on Greenville, Division, West Fifth, Locust, East Elia, and Bailing Spring roads with prices ranging from $1 to thousands. Names include Emma L. Frakes Martha Hazzard Mary Fawcett J. McGregor Jennie Munday and Edward G. Henry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Wi. R. Williams
Honard R. Collipton
Greenville
Emma L. Frakes
Wm. D. Phelps
Martha Bh. Hazzard
Louis Harbeson
Division Street
Dena M.harrison
J. L. Griswold
West Fifth Street
Mary BE. Fawcett
Martha Elen Gutman
Elia Street
T.B. McGregor
Win
Cirner
Johns
McDonald
Mary K. Heise
Jennie Munday
David Dadi
Locust Street
Joseph Schmitt
Maurice CL Gledhill
Sun
Martha IE. Hazzard
Zapheria Cyraham
B. Bingham
Mary
Mesh
Lower Water Street
Mary E. Mosier
Ada B. Hargis
Swh
Nanty J. Dood
Elizabeth Hartley
Cilbertson Avenue
Deaths list two long illnesses in this county
After a long illness with stomach trouble Mrs E P Sarles died Monday at her home on Green Valley Road. She was a native of this county, years old, survived by husband and four children, brothers, a sister, and other relatives. Victorine Moye widow of Joseph Moye died Sunday at Floyd Knobs after age related illness. She belonged to St Marys church, resided in the area years, survived by daughters and a son, with numerous grandchildren. Funeral arrangements not fully stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Sarles
Green Valley Road
This County
Alice Keach
Albert Hablar
John McAllister
Ross
William Sarles
Shermann Keach
Bedford
Harry Keach
Brookston
Ind
Lafayette
Charles Keach
Jennie Reheise
Festus
Joseph Lamb
Traer Ta
Henry Moye
A. In
Masonic Groups Prepare Big July Fourth Programs
The Woodmen of Georgetown will take in a class of 25 candidates as the Masonic St John’s Day Committee works hard for July 4 events. Manzanita Tribe Red Men plans a large class as DePauw Lodge Masons initiate Lour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Georgetown
Manzanita Tribe
DePauw Lodge
Lour
Flag Day Meeting At Pawnee Tribe Draws Big Crowd
Ganvidates, Tuesday, a well known preacher led a Flag Day program with Arie Elks. Charles L. Jewett gave the address, W. J. Hedden arranged the music, and the McDowell Club performed. D Kirke Hedden played violin as the audience sang patriotic songs. A large Flag Day gathering of all Red Men Tribes was held Wednesday evening at Pawnee Tribe with a comprehensive program.
Fragmented Remarks On Politics And Culture From A Vivid Page
A collage of polemical and social observations rattles through a 19th century style monologue. It critiques Benedict Arnold and Roosevelt, mocks Republican endorsement and Progressives, and lampoons fashion while noting recruiting woes and moral concerns about Youth. The piece references New Albany Covington Newport and a curiosities about a hotel opposite a river town. It ends with a literary fragment from Youth's Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Arnold
Roosevelt
Denedict Arnold
New Albany
Covington-Newport
Lotten
Executrix notice to heirs in Indian estate case
Executrix John J. Janes Mary Ngl notifies heirs and creditors of the estate of Mauthigs cordined in Mluyd County India to appear in Ploy Circuit Court at Chet ber test on the aid day to show cause why the accounts of the executrix should not be approved and to prove heirship or claim to any part of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toyich
Mauthigs
Faa
Mluyd Coomaty
India
HNL
Notice of Highway Improvement in Floyd County Indiana
Floyd County Auditor announces a June filing by over fifty New Albany Township voters seeking grading drainage and paving of part of Green Valley Road under the three mile road law. The request asks for engineer study and two viewers with a July hearing before the Floyd County Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany Township
Floyd County
Indiana
Sail Township
Towit
Green Valley
Board of Commissioners
Green Valley Road
General Assembly
Acts TV
New Albany
Zod
Emile Dupaquler
Minnesow
Notice to Building Contractors Floyd County Indiana bids
By order of the Floyd County Board of Commissioners sealed proposals are invited for the construction of a County Infirmary on the County Poor Farm in Floyd County Indiana. Bids due 10 a m May 28 1916. Plans in County Auditor office. Bond required double bid, penalties for default. Right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Indiana
Board of Commissioners
New Albany
Indiana
Board of County
Floyd
Ges Machbidder
Floyd County
Notice of Executor Appointment in Floyd County Indiana
State of Indiana Floyd County. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the will of Catharine G. Williamson, late of the county, deceased, and the probate of the estate has been issued by the Floyd Circuit Court. The Mutnal Trust and Deposit Company of New Albany, Indiana, is named executor. Dowling, Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiven
Wie Walled Cadhersine
G. Wolinsen
Badel Estite
Mutual, Trust & Dose Company
MIA Ylow
Indiana
of Loyal
Catharine GC. Williamson
Floyd Ciicuit Court
Mutat ‘Trust and Deposit Company of
New Albany
Iodinia
Dowling
Altorney
Qjunejow
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RR. Drayto
St. Wlward’s Hospital
John A. Gadient
Elizabeth
Louis Young
George Davisworth
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Kreutusr
Caerman-American Bank
Gak Steeet
Lewis Stoy
Edmund Stoy
Locust Grove
River Road
of Officers and Directors of
Emil Kensig
Bool
Bh. Finkes
Jower
Edward G. Henry
Derrick Dediner
Lan-Lon Bailing Spring Road
Helits
Sam
Robesdater
Gayty
Credstors
Pomona
John J. Janes, Ay
Mary Ngl
Executrix
Sjunezow
Congress
Willian B. Cox
Phindaaddisiaua
Haries Ko Turner
Ue Lepishitire
William Habermiel
Harrison and
Legisliiure
Jones A. ‘Chorutua
Movd County
Teter Engle
Austine Schlageter
Burves Hdmund B. Coolman
Kisyd County
Fletcher
the Centaur Company
Eo Ate
Lhal Pres
Alexander Dowling
Atty
Dally Ledger
Lewis A. Sroy
Pre Engle
W. AL Atkins
Board of Commssioners of
Fonik Dupaquire
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