New Albany Tribune highlights and local notices 1908
Readable items include marriage notices for Arthur M. Scott and Bertha M. Cain from Louisville, union reunion plans for the One Hundred Fifty-ninth Indiana regiment at Bloomington on July 4, and school commencements led by Prof. Charles A. A. Prosser in Morgan township. Also noted are county tax settlements, church calls in Corydon, a Red Men block project abandonment, and upcoming gospel tent meetings near New Amsterdam with Evang. Standley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Scott
Mra
Bertha M. Cain
Louisville
Jeffersonville
Scott
One Hundred and Fifty-ninth
Indiana Regiment
Bloomington
Company O
Twenty-First Ohio Falls Holiness Camp Meeting set for August
The twenty first annual Ohio Falls Holiness Association camp meeting will run August 7 to 16 at Silver Heights grounds with a July 4 all day session led by Rev J W Hughes of Kingswood College. New workers announced include Rev A M Hille Rev R H Craig and Rev L Miller Williams. Music led by Evangelist A F P Langler and Versa Hyman to direct children services. The association reports sound finances and ground improvements expect a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Falls
Kingswood College
Kingswood, Ky
Old Resident Ellen Dempster Dies at 82 in City
Ellen Dempster widow of James Dempster died at her home 1117 Shelby at rest after five weeks illness. She was eighty two, born in Scotland, came to America at 13 and lived in the city nearly seventy years. She leaves eleven children, seven living, twenty four grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren. Surviving children include John W. Dempster, Mrs H O Hatton, Mrs F Bradford of the city, James H. Dempster, Mrs John McQuirk, Mrs William M. Genung of Louisville, and Mrs G W Hill of Seattle. A member of Third Presbyterian church she will be buried Saturday at 2 o'clock at Mt Tabor church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Dempster
James Dempster
Shelby
Scotland
America
John W. Dempster
H .O. Hatton
F. Bradford
City
James H. Dempster
John McQuirk
William M. Genung
Louisville
G. W. Hill
Seattle
Wash
Third Presbyterian Church
Mt. Tabor Church
Death's Call Anna Buche longtime city resident passes away
Mrs Anna Buche widow of Frederick Buche and German native dies Tuesday at her daughter Mrs George Mosers home 711 East Elm street after six years invalidism. She was eighty two and survived by two sons John and Henry and one daughter Mrs Moser. She belonged to St Marys Catholic church and was held in high esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Boche
Frederick Boche
George Moser
East Elm Street
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Death of F Alexander Receveur Former County Treasurer
F Alexander Receveur a well known Floyd county figure and former county treasurer is found dead near his Lafayette township home about six miles north of the city. Authorities say heart trouble and prolonged financial worry may have caused his death. Coroner Starr prepared for an inquest. He leaves a wife and ten children. Funeral arrangements are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recevaur
Jacob Eberle
Six Mile Switch
Arthur Barthner
Louisville
William J. Receveur
Mutual Trust and Deposit Company
Misa Bertha Recevenor
Edward
Charles
Ferdinand
Chester Receveur
Floyd County
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
the Knobe
F. Alexander Receverr
Lafayette Township
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery
Knobs
Father Sermereheim
W. L. Starr
Receverr
Street bonds tax status unsettled by Marion board
The Marion county board of review has not settled whether Barrett Jave Bree improvement bonds are taxable. State tax commissioner Parks Martin advised they are taxable, but no court ruling exists. Board members differ on taxing these bonds as they weigh Hoosier Construction Company assessments tied to Barrett bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Jave Bree
Marion County Board of Review
Parks Martin
Marion County Board
Barrett Law
Alburt Womack
Hoosier Construction Company
Indianapels
Barrett Law Improvement
J. F. Wild
Ite
Snakes Prompt City Board Action On Weed Choked Lots
The board of public works received a report from O T Byers about four foot snakes crossing a Fifteenth Street sidewalk near Dewey. He blamed dense weeds on the tract at Fifteenth and Dewey for attracting reptiles. The board ordered weed cutting and notified adjacent property owners to connect with sewers. Street work on East Eleventh Street proceeds with a concrete foundation to begin this week while Elm street plans are being drafted by City Engineer Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
O. T. Byers
Fifteenth Street
Fifteenth
Dewey
Dewey Streets
Short
East Sixth
Seventh
Market
Spring Streets
Elles Spring
John O. Conklin
George Gardner
Board of Worka
East Eleventh Street
Mann
Jay
Silver Streets
Personal notices and society marriages fill local paper
Miss Clara Stewart of Sugar Grove visits Miss Minnie Featherin on Eleventh Street. Mrs Anna Snipp and Mrs Anna Shur of Indianapolis visit Mr and Mrs Frank Jasper at 220 West Tenth Street. Several residents announce illnesses trips and weddings including Miss Josie McQuirg wit h fractured arm and Miss Nellie Houghton wedding to Harry Regan at Holy Trinity church. Thomas M Scott and Edith C Grant wed in Jeffersonville. Glyde Noston and Pearl Miles wed in Cincinnati and plan to live on East Market Street in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Stewart
Sugar Grove
Minnie Featheringal
Eleventh Street
Anna Snipp
Anna Shur
Indianapolis
Frank Jasper
West Tenth Street
Josie McQuirg
Greenville
Gertrude Stringham
St. Edward's Hospital
C. G. Balthis
Marengo
Campbellsburg
W.Q. Quonner
St. Edward’s Hospital
East Main Street
William Daniel
Corydon
Harry Regan
Speeds
Nellie Houghton
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Charles Qurran
Sellersburg
Qcharles
Earl Currie
Louisville
Mra
W. F. Taley
East Spring Street
Mra. R. P. Main
Misa Maude Lemmon
Helen Ridley
Qorydon
St. Lonia
Maurice I. Ridley
Misa Tot Williams
St.Louis
Thomas M. Scott
Edith C. Grant
Jeffersonville
Justice Fogle
G. W. McCulloch
Central Station
G. H. Cravens
Hardinsburg
Sarah McIntosh
Mra Mary McIntosh
Robinson, Ky
Piankeshaw Ohsptera
M. Weir
Greenville Township
Philip Scharf
Clara Sacrey
J. M. Vawter
Scharf
Miga Pearl Miles
Enloroce
Weed
Cincinnati
East Market Streaec
Sunset excursion notes and regional society updates
Society notes recount the sunset excursion memories with out of town guests and members joining posts, plus travel plans and upcoming delegations. Chicago aldermen protest a council treatment split by party lines as Milwaukee hosts a national convention. Mary Hartje gains alimony and legal fees in a Pitt sburg divorce case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Chicago
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Hartje
Pittsburg
Mary Scott Hartje
Augustus Hartje
Fraser
Deaths in City Families Mention Several Local Obituaries
Obituaries note John O Wolfe of Taabelle aged 52 who died after a paralytic stroke leaving a wife and children. Funeral services for numerous locals were held at St Mary’s and family residences. Elizabeth Shelton aged 43, wife of John Shelton, died on East Sixth Street area and was buried from St Mary’s. Otelia Sinex, 32, died at 1129 Chartres Street. she leaves four children. Louise Adama, sister of Robert Zoemisch, committed suicide at 1020 Walnut Street after a year of grief. she was 43. The report cites church connections and funeral arrangements for the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O Wolfe
Otelia Sinex
Walter Sinex
Chartres Street
St. Mary's Cathahe Church
Louise Adama
Robert Zoemisch
Real estate transfers listing multiple parcels in Vin cennes and nearby plats
A batch of property conveyances records transfers from J Ginameister to Joseph W Sher on Vin cennes street. Charles Be Haslett to George Haslett. Willard Humbert to Chartea H Robertson. Augustus Walter to Hubert Utz on East Elm street. Anna R Jackson to Nathan Veo Meter on Poplar street. Mary Norton to Mary Lienthart on Main street. Edward Sloemer to Henry Profit on Illinois Grant. Joseph McGingson to Lizzie McGlainson on Illinois Grant. Gates E Hendershot undivided interest in West Market street lot. Amounts range up to 1 825 dollars and indicate plat references 327 93 133 etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard W. Humbert
Chartea H. Robertson
Beeler Street
Augustus Walter
Hubert Utz
East Elm Street
Anna R. Jackson
Nathan Veo Meter
Poplar Street
Mary ©. Norton
Mary Lienthart
Main Street
Galena
Edward Sloemer
Henry Profit
Illinois
Joseph McGingson
Lizzie McGlainson
Gates E. Hendershot
West Market Street
Lamb Valley farmers harvest amid visits and birthdays
Families from New Albany visit Lambs Valley over the weekend as Ed Baures and relatives tour Herbison parents. John W Lamb marks his sixty sixth birthday with guests Otto Hempel Walter Wolfe and others. Lambs Valley and Upper Creek baseball clubs played Sunday while injuries were reported from a broken nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ed. Baures
New Albany
Herbison
Clarence Lamb
Charles Lamb
Ethel Jones
May Wolfe
Weat Baden
John W. Lamb
Otto Hempel
Walter Wolfe
A. F. Schmidt
Ettie Staisy
Lambs Valley
Upper Creek
Lamb
Sheriff's Sale Notice for Floyd County Property
Public auction to satisfy Fred J. Brown v George Waring et al order of sale from Floyd circuit court. Real estate in New Albany Floyd County Indiana to be sold at court house door with rents and profits for years, costs, and interest. Sheriff Lazelle A. Sittason advertises the sale with attorneys for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Circuit
Sheelt
Floyd County
Indiana
Fred J. Brown
George Waring
Court House
New Albany
Taos Che Property Ag
Greene Wart
Piatithy
Fred J
Sittason
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Weasley Chapel
New Amsterdam
Evangelist 4. W. Standley
Chanles Kochenrath
Indian Creek
Fish and Game Commission
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John A. Hinds
T. O. Hand
Harry W. Vance
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Harrison County Holiness Association
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Southern Railway
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Leo Wagner
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George Hitner
Herbert
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Stotsenburg & Weathers
Jobn K. Main
Board of Civil Service Examiners
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Ohio Falls Association
Death’s
Thomas Dodge
Dodge
Scoye
F. Alexander Receveur
Snake Story
Voies
Robert L. Badger
AMD
Business College
Ota
Incorporated Home Phone
Samuel Hood
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Brock
Orleans
Thos. Daffiey
Mies Annabel
Wm. Ditto
Don Walker
Edward Weber
Mosera
Walter
Meyer
Terre Hante
J. W. Hale
Tennessee
Q Clinton Hardy
John Bucie
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Mise Grace
Evansville
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Otto Sauer
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Chas. Zink
Ray Ellis
Jacob Fein
Minnie Fein
J. Ginameister
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George Haslett
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Hattie Demputer
Sheriff’s Sale
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