Notice to Stockholders of Plank Road Company Election
Notice is given that an election will be held by the stockholders of the New Albany and Vincennes Plank Road Company at 11 o'clock a.m. on Friday June 19 1908 at the Merchants National Bank New Albany Floyd county for seven directors for the ensuing year. By order of the Board of Directors Isaac P Leyden Secretary. Local news notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany and Vincennes Plank ‘Road Company
MercOhante’ Nasional Bank
New Albany
Floyd County
Udisna
Asid Company
New Albany High School Holds 49th Commencement
Dr William Lowe Bryan Indiana University president delivered the commencement address on Work. The ceremony featured an orchestra, two cornet solos, and diplomas presented by Prof Charles A Prosser. Honor pupil Byron Hartley won a Chicago University free scholarship, with Helen Ruthenburg and Ronald W Kent as top graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany High School
William Lowe Bryan
Indiana University At
Bloomington
Mise Louise Mazor
Anton H. Embs
Frank W. Grossman
First Presbyterian Church
Cornees
Jane
Bryan
Vienna
Woods
Charles A. Prosser
Byron Hartley
Chicago University
Grossman
Helen Ruthenburg
Ronald W. Kent
Byron Weston Hartley
George Eleworth McAfee
Jane Louiss Manor
Louise Stoy
Lee Sapinsky
Harry Bellows
Chester W. Best
Lancelot Briacoe
Jacob E. Buerk
Eugene Bulliett
Ida Mae Brown
William J. Cannon
Grace Chamberlain Clark
Margaret Ocanover
Maude Elizabeth Davis
Mary Griffin Devyol
Elbert Emery
Soline Erni
Eustatia Frazee
Jennie Grific
Frances Marguerite Hardy
Wilford S. Hassenmiller
Lance Holmes
Julia Kintner
Anna Louisa Korfhage
Elm
Real Estate Transfers and Lot Descriptions From Pi Lot List
Real estate transfers include Kiel to Anna Stone for lot 2 filings, Amos A to H Clay Hatton for 23 acres, Jacob Sturn to Joseph Sturn 50 acres, Engleman to Keily part 35 3, Rae to 1,600 00 2,000 90, North Park Real Estate to Gaither 39 lots, Gaither to Pritchett lots BAL, Bertha Reese to Makala Sigler lot 62 Main Greenville 2,000 00, Howard to Lucretia Ruby lot 11 Ekio avenue plat 4 1,800 00 McCulloch Land to James Phillips parts of Lots 105 106 Spring Street plat 4 470 1 54 00 30 00 totaling 7,713 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zastave Kiel
Anna Stone
Waitebiller
Amos A
H. Clay Hatton
Jacob Sturn
Joseph Sturn
William L. Engleman
Sahete A. Keily
Robert A. Kelly
Wiliam L. Engleman
North Park Resity Company
John W. Gaither
Lore
We Eee
John W. Pritchett
Bertha E Reese
Makala Sigler
Main Street
Greenville
Herbert Howard
Lucretia J. Ruby
Ekio Avenue
Plat Siu
eCulloch Land Company
Mjames Phillipa
Spring Street
McCulloch Lard Company
Logievilla Malting Company
Silver Street
Play
Personal notices from Salem social circle mix with illnesses and weddings
In Salem many locals visit relatives in Louisville Georgetown Corydon and Corydon area while others host guests from Newberry Greenville and Charleroi. Several marriages announced including Olin R. McBride and Ida May McCulloch and James F. Hammer with May A Starr. Illnesses concern Gilbert Hancock Eugene Brisby and a mangled hand incident at George Westerkamp’s. A Honolulu delegate to Denver and old newspapers for sale complete the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Daisy Overman
Salem
Louisville
Edger B. Martin
Georgetown
H. 0. Owen
Newberry
Ind
S. E. Sittagon
Vincennes Street
Grace Coffman
Greenville
Hangary
East Main
Seventh Streets
Mica Mayme Oarl
Weat Market
Lafayette Streets
Corydon
Wolfe-Keller
Gilbert Hancock
River Road
Eugene L. Brisby
St. Edward's Hospital
Olin R. McBride
Ida May McCulloch
Martin McCulloch
James M. Gunn
Franklin Township
Soldiers’ Cemetery
Tribune
Charles W. Hodaon
Frank Jordan
Honolulu
Hawaii
Denver
Memphis Judge Marries Nashville Teacher in City Ceremony
Judge John M. Paris of Memphis wed Miss Lucille Denton of Nashville at 9 PM Sunday. The couple, now visiting the bride’s parents on East Elm Street, plan to live at 1727 East Elm and return to Nashville soon. Miss Denton taught in Ferriday Louisiana and was accompanied by Miss Bessie Redden from Vidalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Edith Matthews
James L. Matthews
The
Baptist Church At
Salem
Harry C. Kinnee
Jane
del Rey
Qcal
Sanger
Cal
P. S. Everest
Green Bay
Wis
George H. Beers
Chartres Atrect
Everest
Greenwood
S 1
Indian Agency
Menominee Agency
Ieen Bay
Chester Stesle
Missoura Hieb
Magdalena Hieb
Paarl Street
G. Kuenzter
John M. Paris
Misa Lucille Denton
Nashville
Tenn
Memphis
Powell
Flist Methodial
Boons Denton
Ferriday
Paine
Memphia
Bessie Redena
W. R. Redens
East Elmstreet
Vidalia
East Elm Street
W. R. Redena
Judge Paria
Floyd County
Gwin Re elected to School Treaties Board by City Council
Earl S. Gwin, president of the Second National Bank, was re elected to the board of school treaties with a term starting August 1, 1908. The council debated candidates Strack substituted George Borgerding and John S. McDonald, with party lines affecting votes before an original resolution passed unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl S. Gwin
Second National Bank
Hackett
Strack
George Borgerding
New Albany National Bank
Stephens
Handlman
Boardman
John S. McDonald
Jackson
Board of Works
Billie
St. Edward’s Hospital
O.P Cook
Board of Work
Ordinance Committee
Silver Street
Best
Messia
Kentucky and Indiana Bridge Company
Vincennes Street
Main Street
John Mitchell
Maine Street
City Fire Dept Cuts Reduce Staff and Costs
Mayor Best announced budget savings by reducing firemen from twenty to sixteen and adding relief man Bennett Ritter for sixteen days each month. Fire Chief Featheringill also trimmed department expenses, noting salaries alone dropped over $200 since his tenure began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dudley
Otto Helm
Bennett Ritter
Mayor Best
Featheringill Base
Odd Fellows to Hold Memorial Service in City Hall
The Odd Fellows lodges announce their annual memorial services for Sunday night June 14 at their hall on Bank and Market Streets instead of the usual parade to Fairview cemetery. A committee will decorate graves in the morning and D. L. Hatley, past grand master of Kentucky, will deliver the principal address with a musical program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodges
Bank and
Market
Kannapell Endris Defect In Sewer And Wedding Plans
A morning wedding unites Harry N Kannapell and Edith Rose Endris at St Marys Catholic church with a large turnout. The bride wears lace and taffeta, carries white sweet peas. reception at The Pines follows. The groom, a Bonnie and Company credit man, graduates from Jefferson School of Law. City board fixes sewer main height issues and approves street work while noting lighting and connection orders. Insurance payouts in 1907 statewide exceed Indianapolis and Evansville totals, but none reach 10 000 in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry N. Kannapell
Edith Rose Endrie
J. Otto Endris
St. Mary's Catholic Church
G. Borreis
Misa Mabel Terategge
Amaid
J. Otto Endris, Jr
Walter Terstegel
Carl Terstegge
Gustave Weinman
Joseph Schwartzel
Anton Molengraft
Louis Stein
the Pines
Silver Hills
Mr. and Airs. Kannapell
Sud
Endrisard
Bonnie & Company
Louisville
Jefferson School of Law
Louinville
Indianapolis
Evansville
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Wabash
Richmond
New Albany
Georgetown township becomes dry as licenses lapse
The board of county commissioners denied liquor licenses for G Riley Fox and James Thornton, triggering a two year dry period in Georgetown township starting last Friday. John McCulloch was granted a license, and will run Thornton’s place after his expires. A remonstrance of fifty legal voters carried the decision. Fox threatens to open a drugstore with a licensed pharmacist, denouncing remonstrators as ungrateful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrigan County
John Matthews
New Amderstam
Washington Township
Major W. Fonk
Matthews
T J. Wilson
Vetera
Jackson Township
Georgetown
Board of County Commissioners
Trafic
G. Riley Fox
James Thornton
Edwardsville
John McCulioch
Thornton
McCulloch
Georgestown
Feline
George H. Hester
Floyd County
Frank Byrne
Fox
GeorgetoWo
Lafayette
New Albany
Lacafayette
Administrator Appointed for Mitches Estate Solvent Outlook
Notice announces James H. Mitches as administrator of the Harry Fe Mitchen estate. The estate is described as solvent and the administrator’s duties begin immediately with duties to settle debts, collect assets, and distribute remaining property according to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis Beery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Patrai Tribune
Lafayette Township
Charles Grandidier
Rebecca Ferguson
Jeffersonville
Justice Keigwin
Edward J. Widman
A. T. Jackson
Purdue University At Lafayette
Stephen Canty
B Ross
W. T. Zenor
Martha Ehringer
Sarah D. McKean
Alexander McKean
Knights of Honor
Ehringer
McKean
Bia
Samuel Carpenter
Clarence Jackson
United Gas and Electric Company
East Water Street
Carpenter
Stotsenberg ¢& Weathers
Charles D. Kelso
Tria
Johnson County Bank
Rock Inland
Louise Ospito
Olivia Glore
Providence Jewelry Company
Iowa City
Jowett & Jewett
G. H. Hester
Charles Tofts
Katherine Tufta
Col. O. L. Jewett
Tuite
J. Robert McCullum
East Market Sod Third Streets
New Amsterdam
Harringon Canoty
Frank, Ormac Book
Trinity M. E. Church
Elizabeth Borkenheim
Lottie
Themeslvea
Charles A
John F
Lottie Borkenheim
Anna Hopper
Charlea
Charlotte Rriefe
Ladig J F. Evels
Caroline Tagg
John Porter
Mise Minnie Porter
Charleroi
Ivan Spotgt
Charlen B. Scott
George Westerkamp
Silver Hilly
F. Weathers
ODD Fellows
J. O. Endris
Pearl Street
Kannapell-Endris
St. Mary’s
Board of Public Works
T. Mann
J. O. Conklin
Jay
Jay Street
Oalbertgen Avenue
Tthe
Silver
Thiaie
Main
Spring Streets
Ninth
Market Streets
Conklin
Edward Biel
East Fourth
Mainatreate
Barth Leather Company
Thomas and
Center Streets
Osps. E. T. Slider
Fifth Streets
Old Board of Works
Tte
Ospt. Slider
Georgetown Township
Edward N Shrader
Misa Cornelia Shrader
Seattle, Waah
Mr. Shrader
Vetale
John WO
Athotinistratur Dit
Heys
Zesar
Serdar Peale
Vader Sy
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