Albany Tribune Notices and Legal Roundup 1908
Jeabel Johnson granted a divorce from Reason Johnson on proof of cruel treatment. Damages suit by Benjamin Adams against American Car and Foundry Co postponed to next term. Elizabeth Prensch suit against William Smith et al continued to next term. Pontifical high Mass for fifth anniversary of Rev Joseph Sermershaim ordained priest. Fess vs American Car and Foundry Co continued for lack of witnesses. Floyd County Democratic central committee to hold convention at Glenwood Park June 20 with open air meeting by T. R. Marshall. Bridge repairs on Grant Line and Green Valley roads ongoing after heavy rains. Interest on East Main Street judgment to accrue from May 4 to final assessment roll. Eva Hobson suit against Louisville and Northern Railway for death of her husband continued. Knights of Pythias to memorialize at Park Christian church and cemeteries. Odd Fellows to memorialize at Pearl and Market streets with address by D. L. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fess
American Car and Feoundry Company
John J. Lyone
Floyd County
Democratic Central Committee
Glenwood Park
Aa T. R. Marshall
Denny’s Body Recovered After River Drowning
The body of George W. Denny, 25, drowned while swimming last Sunday in the river above the Kentucky and Indiana bridge, was recovered about 4 am two miles below the city near Capt. Thomas Hanlon’s residence. Benjamin and Lee Tucker found the body, Coroner Starr was notified, and it was moved to Lottich Brothers for burial preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Denny
Kentucky and
Indiana
Thomas Hanlon
Benjamin and
Lee Tucker
Capt. Hanlon
Denny
Starr
Lottich Brothers
George Denny
West Fifth Street
Ox Breeches Company
Main Street
Louisville
Q Clarence Reibel
Glenwood Park
Reibel
DePauw Liberal Arts Graduates Noted at Keencastle
Tuesday night at DePauw University in Keencastle the liberal arts graduates included Miss Martha Poncher daughter of Rev. John Voucher Petersburg formerly of this city Penl P Willis Vincennes son of Rev T Hl Willis formerly pastor of Wesley Chapel and H Foster Clippinger Indianapolis son of the late Key H Olppinger former pastor of Wesley Chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Liberal Arts
DePauw University
Keencastle
Martha Poncher
John Voucher
Petersburg
Penl P. Willis
Vincennes
T. Hl. Willis
Wesley Chapel
H. Foster Clippinger
Indianapoli
H.C. Olppinger
Wesley Chape
New Faces at New Albany High School Faculty Changes
A number of changes will occur in the present High School faculty before the next school year begins in September. Retirements include Prof. C. B. McLice who moves to Illinois, and Miss Mabel Graves who leaves teaching for marriage to Prof. McLinn in Orleans. Miss Hettie Neat and Miss Grace Baerd resume duties after year leaves, while Miss Nellie Starr and Miss Margaret Cornell return from study leave to take positions in the graded school next September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Prosser
Schoole
New Albany
C.B. McLice
Deostar, Ill
Mise Mabel Graves
McLinn
Orleans, Inc
Grace Baerd
Columbia University
New York City
Nellie Starr
Margaret Cornell
Indians State Normal College
Terre Haute
Durment Dies During Bloomington Visit at Age 73
John F. Durment of the city died last evening at six o'clock after leaving for a visit with his sister Mrs. George Dunlavy near Bennetteville Clark county. He suffered paralytic attacks since eighteen years ago and leaves a wife and four children Edward William Charles and Henry Durment all of the city. The body was taken to his son F Edward Durment’s home 1008 Olden street where funeral services will be held under Hope Lodge No. 83 I C O F auspices. hour not fixed. He was a cooper by trade and a former local preacher with Wesley Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altert Scott
Greenville
Iden Moore
Paoli
Robert Hancock
East Seventh Street
George Carroll
Franklin Township
Tribune
Martin Vory
Bloomington
Ind
Louise Ellie
Misa Clara Stewart
Gravel Point
Elmira Cope
Sarah Wilkes
John M. Baelz
Corydon
Harrison County
Europe
Hamburg
Ed. Qondra
Russell
Ruth
Gail Doolittle
Indianapolis
Leavenworth
Fearver
East
Ninth
Main Streets
Thia
Erick A. Norrall
Louisville
Jane G. Sater
Jared Sater
Shelby Street
A. Q. Bailey
John F. Durment
George Dunlavy
Bennetteville
Clark County
Monon
F. Edward Durment
Olden Street
Darment
Edward
William
Charles
Henry Darment
Dunlavy
Christina Parry
Charles Darment
Newberry
Wesley Chapel
Hope Lodge
No. 83
Happy Nuptials of Matthews and Nunemacher at Trinity M E
Mr Harry E Matthews and Miss Emma Nunemacher wed this afternoon at Trinity M E parsonage with Rev Frank Orman Beck officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Albert Burger. They will travel to Cincinnati then reside north of Louisville. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lupemacher of Silver Grove and a social favorite. The groom works for Home Telephone Company as contracting agent and is known for his friendly nature. Best wishes pour in for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E Matthews
Emma Nunemacher
Trinity M. E. Parsonage
Frank Orman Beck
Albert Burger
Louisville
Cincinnati
James Lupemacher
East Oak Street
Silver Grove
Home Telephone Company
Matthews
Tragic Death of Lafayette Youth in Logansport Train Incident
Lee Kohl fourteen year old son of Leander Kohl of Lafayette and nephew of Mr and Mrs William Kohl was killed near Logansport by a train on the Wabash road. He had visited a friend in Logansport and likely fell from a baggage car, his head crushed and left side injured. Kohl was a Lafayette High School sophomore a bright student and skilled violinist and had worked as a carrier for the Lafayette Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Kohl
Leander Kohl
Lafayette
William Kohl
Chartresstrast
Logansport
Wabash Road
Kohl
Lefayette
Monon
Young Kohl
Yong Kohl
Lafayette High School
M. E. Church
Lafayette Courier
Three Die From Ptomaine Poisoning In Sausage Incident
Frank Wilson of West Ninth Street faced tragedy as his three year old son James died from ptomaine poisoning after tainted sausage fed to a dog was later eaten by the children. Two children recovered. coroner Starr called the case closed with a verdict of ptomaine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratty
Frank Wilson
West Ninth
Will Richards
Wilson
James
West Ninth Street
Tucker's Cemetery
Starr
Local youths charged in schoolhouse break in No 6 district
Town ship Trustee John Kraft and Probation Officer Joseph Kraft arrested Carl Kimee Joseph Ginter and Archie Smith on breaking into the No 6 gehoot building north of town. Ginter and Smith fined 18.80 each while Kimes was bound over to the juvenile court and jailed on default bond. The offense occurred Sunday with entry by removing a window screen and vandalism inside the building. Farmers reported depredations on vegetable and garden beds nearby. A later incident at John Ellwanger’s store on North State Street prompted no charges after a settlement. Naomi Worden and Migs Adams’ niece planned a Tus fay to Corydon to visit Queb berman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Kraft
Joseph Kraft
Carl Kimee
Joseph Ginter
Archie Smith
Gehoot
Ginter
Smith
Kimes
Kraft
John Ellwanger
North State Street
Eliwanger
T P A Convention Notes and Upcoming Sunset Boat Trip
The T P A convention in Milwaukee June 22 to 26 recalls the 1894 gathering in Portland. Reports compare finances and membership growth from 7,052 in 1894 to 37,887 this year, with changes in constitution and death benefit policy. A new base baseball team led by Otto Sauer Jr. forms, and a sunset boat excursion on Saturday the 18th invites all T P A members and families to attend with meals available on board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Portland
Ore
Cle Olaen
Rocky Mountain Ranges
Peoria
John W. Lee
Missouri
W. A. Ryan
Terre Haute Star
State Board
Indianapolis
R G. Weber
Life Ends in Suicide of Harrodeburg Man William Skimmerhorn
William Skimmerhorn, thirty four, a well known Harrodeburg resident on the Monon, shot himself Sunday night. He left a note to his parents saying he was tired of life and named six pallbearers. Funeral services were held Tuesday after he spent the day around the Monon depot and then headed home. His boy was later found near the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Skimmerhorn
Harrodeburg
Monon
Skimmerhoro
Hopper
Real Estate Transfers in New Albany Trust Area
A series of property transfers lists buyers and parcels in New Albany including Beeler Street areas, West Seventh Street plots, Washington Street lot 19, and plat numbers. Names include Charles Robertson Edith Lang Theodore Hisenhauer Joseph Engleman Clarence Reubens Nora Schindler and Kath Keithley with various parcel sizes and sale prices ranging from 450 to 3,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Robertson
Edith Lang
Beeler Street
West West Seventh New Albany Trust Company
Frank Bonner
Theodore Lerine Hisenhauer
Edward H. Goleman
Charles
Joseph Engleman
Clarence Reubens
Charles Bleck
Washington Scott
Beeler Breet
Spring Street
James B. Keithly
Leater
B. P. Richards
Engleman
Edwin A. Sevringhaus
Errest
Nora M. Schindler
Kath- Keithiey
Local deaths and funeral notices in Crawford and surrounding areas
Omer Packwood aged 29 died Thursday at his father's home near Borden from typhoid fever. Elizabeth Meyere 70 died Sunday at St Edward's hospital. burial in Charles Town. Margaret Senn 77 widow of Henry Senn and sister of late Judge Jacob Herter died at Crawford county home. Ida Bailey 63 died Sunday at 40 West Seventh Street after lingering illness. funeral held Tuesday. George Backus 61 died Friday at 1707 Charlestown Avenue. funeral Sunday. burial Mt. Tabor Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Packwood
James Packwood
Borden
Elizabeth Meyere
St Edward’s Hospital
Charlestown
Margaret Senn
Henry QC
Senn
Jacob Herter
Crawford County
Ida Bailey
John Bailey
West Seventh Street
Miss Martha Snead Sues for 3000 Against L & S Trac tion Co
Miss Martha Snead of Louisville was awarded 3000 in Clark circuit court for injuries from a July 1906 accident when a car she rode in fell off a north bank near Falling Run. The trial before a struck jury began Monday and the verdict came in around 5 pm after deliberations. Judge A Dowling represented Snead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Snead
Louisville
Louisville and Southern Indiana Traction Company
Clark
Faling Run
Mies Snead
A. Dowling
Epworth League Convention Set for Campbellaburg
The seventeenth annual Epworth League convention for the New Albany district will convene in Campbellaburg next Tuesday through Thursday. Participants include Presiding Elder W. M. Whitsett Louis Ulmer and ministers Rev Frank Orman Beck Rev. S Reid and Rev J H Carnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Epworth League of
New Albany
Campbellaburg
W. M. Whitsett
Louis Ulmer
Frank Orman Beck
8. Reid
J. H. Carnes
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ASEW
Albany Tribune
Jeabel Johnson
Reason Johnson
Benjamin Adams
American Car and Foundry Company
Elizabeth Prensch
William Smith
Avide Deeda
Circuit Court
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Knobs
Joseph Sermershaim
John Krafé
Grant Line
Green Valley Road
Samuel L. Treety
Board of Public Works
Asphalt Company
East Main Street
United States
Eva Hobson
William Hobson
Louisville and Northern Railway and Lighting Company
Stotsenburg & Weathers
Knights of Pythias
the Park Christian Church
Fairview Cemetery
Uniform Bank
Castle Hall
Odd Fellows Lodges
Hall
Pearl
Market Streets
D. L. Bailey
Louieville
Kentucky
Andrew Lewis Gwyn
Mies Eleie Tribble Fitzpatrick
Paint Lick
First Presbyterian
Frank W. Grossman
William McPheeters
Greencastle
Emmett E McPheeters
Cherry Street
Isaac Friend
Harry R. Friend
Pearl Street
Cora Wolfe
Most
P. J. Strack
Salem
New Middletown
Ill
Edward Graham Kintner
New Albany High School
United States Navy
James P. Kintner
Boston School of Technology
Fred W. Deitrich
Mies Bertha Sittason
West Spring Street
Adolph Riegenburg
Misa Mary Oblotilde Richarda
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Charles ‘Curran
Peter Richards
Prospect
Union Streets
Wan
Home Telephone Exchange
Harry E. Matthews
Emma
Migs Elizabeth Adams
Misa
Naomi Worden
Tus Fay
Migs Adams
Mrs. Quebberman
Samuel Hood
East Fourth Street
W. D. Chambers
Republican Hotel
W.D. Chambers
O. F. Sauer
W. E. Kemp
H. O. Gray
Gray Paper Box Company
Otto Sauer, Jr
L. W. Clapp Han
West
Ralph Dale
Mitchell
Hick-Steele
Dale
Post Q
Pear Street
J. F. Platt
T. E. Crawford
Jas. Schindler
George Backus
Charlestown Avenue
Mt. Tabor
Stal ‘K
Parmelia
J. Hares
Floyd Circuit Court
Salu
John W. Tuceld
W.T. Zonor
BEY
Gee
Ween Ry Va
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