Local Gatherings and Community Notes in New Albany
The column surveys July 1 open season for squirrels and Fourth of July events at church grounds in Chapel Hill. It notes Miss Neilson as a Chautauqua attraction and reports local incidents from wages at Hammond to a hand injury at Stein’s bakery, a marriage in Corydon, a divorce suit, and civic updates including dividends, taxes, and a mushroom gift to Dr. Weathersby. Harold Denbo joins the U S Navy parade in Philadelphia. Andrew Wentz writes from Pittsford. Glenwood Chautauqua joins Redpath circuit with Myrna Sharlow and other stars for a varied program at Glenwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wentz
New Albany
Pittsford
Rochester
Playd County
Glenwood Chautauqua Association
Redpath Chautauquas
Glenwood Park
Nose
Myrna Sharlow
Chicago
Loston Opera
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A persuasive notice touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as thoroughly reliable and essential for every family especially in summer, urging purchase as medicine can be slow to obtain. It claims wide availability and favorable user reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Ady
Reopening of King's Stone Quarry Near Coryd Poke
About 15 miles west of here the old King's Stone Quarry on Coryd Poke, abandoned a decade ago, may reopen. A spa once built on the Southern road and workers who were employed there are noted. George Scharf is pumping out water as a Bedford-backed deal envisages about 300 new jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryd
King’s
George Scharf
Bedford
Applegate Case Withdrawn to Be Refiled in Circuit Court
In Circuit Court, the case of Mrs. Pearl Applegate against Prudential Life Insurance over $5,000 on policies of Walter Applegate was withdrawn to be refiled after a plaintiff motion for peremptory instruction was sustained and then stayed for withdrawal. Separate actions included a $25 sentence for carrying concealed weapons and a suspended term for wife and child desertion with good behavior. An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for bilious attacks and liver support.
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Pearl Applegate
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Walter Applegate
John M. Paris
Charles D. Kelso
Paris
Jean Hardaway
Thomas Hicks
Greenville
Tennessee
Michigan City
Drowned Boy in Ohio River After Epileptic Fit
Joseph Merrill a 12 year old stepson of Henry Burge drowned at the mouth of Silver Creek after an epileptic fit while swimming in the Ohio River. Lifesavers searched two to three hours but found no body. He had gone swimming with other boys and the companions alerted locals on Vincennes street. Mrs. Otto Gans of Zanesville Ohio reports health recovery after Chamberlains Tablets.
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Ohio
Silver Creek
Joseph Merrill
Henry Burge
Vincennes Street
O. A. Short
New Albany
Louisville Savers
Remarks on punishment and national duty after war
The piece argues for harsher punishment for crimes while urging focus on Centennial preparations. It questions Congress and military experts guiding policy, praises President Wilson for peace efforts, and notes labor market tightness with few seeking leisure. It ends with a factory agent selling workers and locals avoiding work.
Flag Day Celebrations Honor Emblem Across City
Two Flag Day gatherings occurred in the city despite a sudden storm. At Elks Club House a public program opened with the Star Spangled Banner and featured tributes to the flag by George Hester and Chas. L. Jewett among performances by the McDowell Club. At Red Men Wigwam tribes Pawnee Manzanita and Ohioah sang patriotic songs and heard calls for broader Indiana Centennial celebrations and preservation of historic relics. The event closed with America sung and a measure urging continued Red Men efforts for future Flag Day observances. Florence Slife of Wabash praises Chamberlain's Liniment for pains. Miss Lucy A. Barlow dies at 56 after a brief illness. funeral set. Miss Anna Bader, 66, passes at brother J. J. Bader’s home. long-time milliner. Evangelical church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Elks Club House
M.D. Sittason
Columbia
Auld Lang Syne
Elks
George Hester
McDowell Club
Chas. L. Jewett
Miss Ethel Robertson
America
Pawnee
Manzanita
Ohioah
M. C. Thornton
Hoe
Old State House
Thornton
Charles Hopcroft
Herman Rave
Sons of Liberty
Fort Mifflin
Indiana
Rodman Drake
B.C. Seabrooks
Andrew Roucke
David Beard
Singing of
Lucy A. Barlow
W.A. Beach
East Market Street
Third Presbyterian Church
Miss Barlow
Anna Bader
J. J. Bader
Induction of New Chamber of Commerce Board
A joint meeting of the new and old Chamber of Commerce board was held June 18. Dr W J Leach was installed as president and outlined plans for the year asking for director cooperation. Former president C W Brubeck praised staffers H E Jewett Ander son G Moore and the group’s advisory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Leach
Dr. Leach
C. W. Brubeck
H. E. Jewett
Anderson G. Moore
George Hester
Frying Pan Club
Alumni Association Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
At the High School Alumni Association meeting held in the auditorium on June 13, Leo W. Sapinsky was re elected president with Mrs Frank Wells as second vice president Mrs Frank Kraft treasurer Miss Eile Gardner corresponding secretary Clarence Kenney first vice president and Edwin Telek as recording secretary Plans were laid for the annual banquet to be held at Glenwood Park in the new pavilion on Wednesday June 28 Last year the Glenwood venue reached capacity and hundreds were refused admittance An excellent musical program closed the meeting.
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High School Alumni Association
Leo W. Sapinsky
Frank Wells
Frank Kraft
Eile Gardner
Clarence Kenney
Edwin Telek
Glenwood Park
Glenwood
The Wewe School Opens New Fireproof Building
The handsome new WEW School on Ekin Avenue is completed and accepted by the School Board. The two story brick structure with fireproof halls and stairways, electric lighting, vacuum systems, and a 350 seat auditorium costs about $53,000. Grounds are being prepared with crushed rock playgrounds and sodded areas.
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Ekin Avenue
Charles Day
W. R. Harris
Thomas Armstrong
H. A. Buerk
Red Men Drill Challenge Aims for Benefit Event
The Ohioah Tribe taunts Kentucky tribes by pledging to out drill any rival in a Louisville meeting. The Louisville Red Men Relief Committee plans a competitive drill at a major theatre to aid relief work with Manzanita and Pawnee Tribes likely invited.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Louisville Red Men’s Relief Committee
Ohioah
Palm City
Annual commencement at Holy Trinity Academy honors graduates
The Holy Trinity Academy held its annual commencement on Friday June 16 at 8 pm in Holy Trinity Hall. Rev Charles Curran gave the class address and conferred honors. Academic honors went to Amanda Catherine Howe Mary Salisse Howe and Louise Strother while several girls earned penmanship and eighth grade certificates. Flowers were requested not to be presented on stage but may be sent Friday afternoon by 5 30.
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Holy Trinity Academy
Holy Trinity Hall
Charles Curran
Amanda Catherine Howe
Mary Salisse Howe
Louise Strother
Thornton
Hanasee
Day Goulding
Walters
McBarron
Marquet
McGrath
Summers
Eugene Banet
Thomas Corcoran
Bernard Schlater
Edward Weigner
John Welch
Goulding
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Weekly Ledger
Chapel Hill
Miss Neilson
Wm. Winterhalter
A. Lucik
Rowena Lodge
K. of P
Piankesha‘y Chapter
D. A
Frank Gwin
Silver Hills
the Mutual Trust & Deposit Company
Drowe Cory- Gon
Hammond
Wallace Gwin
Shelby Place
Harold Denbo
U. S. S. Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Benton van Dyke Scott
Chas. B. Scott
Northwestern University
Alva Kopp
Stein Company
George M. Miles
Sallie B. Lockhart
Corydon
Frank Morris
Chemical and Mechanical Engineering
Indiana University
Bloomington
Akron, O
Mutual Trust & Deposit Company
Board of Review
Board
Andrew Wlinkebein
Eighth Street
Culbertson Avenue
Hinkebeim
J. P. Weathersby M
Enos
St. John's Day
Temple Fund
Eugene Gray
East Fourth Street
St. L
St. Edwards Q Hospital
John Harmon
RW. Carr
Abraham
Clark Street
Spring Street
Hast Eighth Street
Carr
Harriet Devel
M.C. A
Keithly
Edward Scharff
Esther Brown
Southern Indiana Brewing Company
James Ferguson
Michael Schreck
Gustav Weinmann, Sr
Edward Jackson
Peter Finger
R. A. Hundlman
Phillip Scharff
Arthur Scott
E.E. Zenor
International Cigar Makers Union
Frank Lewin
Adam Gassman
Louis J. Husson
Phillip Korbe
L. J. Husson
H. C. Beck Jr
Wn. Jergens
J. Dietz
Caspar Honpenson
H. J. Sauer
Lewis
Frank I Gant
Olas Wilt
Floyd County
St. Edward’s Hospital
Old King’s
Gourt Hdvat
Applegate Insurance
Otto Gans
Zanesville
St. Louis
Congress
Wilson
Europe
Falls Cities
Order of Red
Men
The
Order of Elks
Mars
Florence Slife
Wabash
Ind
Alun
Perry
Fletcher
Castoria
WEW School
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