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Newspaper
New Albany Weekly Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
5
Local notes report the Christian church congregation in Georgetown is erecting a new place of worship. Several local items follow including pensions, divorces, marriages, quarrels, lawsuits, Fourth of July preparations in Corydon, a widow's death, a Paoli wedding, a hospital illness, and funeral notices featuring local residents and their families.
A Peoria social wedding noon ceremony united Hattie Wynekoop and Frank T. Lamb of Chicago. Rev. Dr. Little officiated at 1701 Madison street, with maid of honor Louise Burke and music by Fiora McGlaughlin. The couple left for a wedding trip to Washington and New York. Lamb, son of the late Salem Lamb, will reside in Chicago. friends in Peoria note the match. Also listed are several local property transfers and this market-note pitch for Chamberlain's tablets.
Eastview Ky resident Mr R W Hopkins visits daughter Mrs E B Martin on West Seventh Street. Newlyweds Mr W W Parr and wife travel from Borden to Richmond Ind. Emma McIntosh and niece May McIntosh head to Hardinsburg to visit relatives. Frederick Wiltheis and Lenora White Eberhardt wed at Lafayette township home. Louis Didat and Ellen Knable set wedding at St Marys on the knobs. William H Williams and Mabel Whitlock wed on Grant Line Road. plan to live on Rever Market Street. John Drady of Sioux City and Cecelia A Kelley wed at Holy Trinity. depart for Sioux City. Capt William Merker and family attend grandson John Merker’s Chicago wedding for about two weeks. Mrs A E Shaney ill at Harmon Friedley’s in Indianapolis. daughter Mrs George Tronk of Denver visiting. Shaney threatened with appendicitis.
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Jeffersonville marked its hundredth birthday with a large parade in the afternoon led by the old hand fire engine and Col. O L Jewett as principal speaker. Prominent spectators included Capt. Corrie Seabrook and a crowd from New Albany. Jonas Howard praised Chicago’s growth and critiqued Jeffersonville’s early railroad strategy as Indiana Main Street accused Louisville of monopolizing progress. A local booster urged naming the town Jefferson to honor its founder. The piece also notes a physician's endorsement of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by H J StrickradeN of Fair Haven World-Herald, with local sale by O I Knoebel.
Mrs Ella Thomas Neat wife of Benjamin C Neat of Neat Richardson & Company Louisville died last evening at 7 30 at the family residence 1805 East Oak street after a year of ill health and a two week bout with dysentery She was born April 4 1858 in Oxford Ohio aged 44 She is survived by her husband two sons Carlton and Edwin parents in Dayton Tenn a brother in Trenton Tenn and is a member of Trinity M E church Funeral from the residence tomorrow at 4 PM
Advertisement urges families to buy Chamberlain’s Oolic Obholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming it saves night trips and summer disruptions. Promotes as most successful bowel medicine for children and adults, available from Co. D. Knoefel.
The will of Mrs. Mary A. Kistner probated before County Clerk Onaries B Scott on April 7, 1902, names New Albany Trust Company as trustee for her five children Anna Dora Paul August and Antoinette. The estate valued at about 150000 dollars funds education and later shares, with potential advances for homes or business ventures after age twenty one. Col. Jewett praised the will as wise and the trust company ties praised for safeguarding the children’s interests.
Constipation or diarrhoea when bowels are out of order. Cas carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, 10c.
The piece notes the berry trade ending for now and farmers enduring potential corn failure, reflecting on history and unity. It cites Washington's warning against party discord, urging citizens to unite to direct government rather than be split by factions.
Henry Demming, who was whitecapped two weeks ago, was declared insane yesterday and will be sent to a hospital. His mind seems wrecked. He and his wife were whipped by masked men, and Demming wandered the neighborhood in a demented condition.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio reads the Dyton Volkszeitung and buys Chamberlain's Pain Balm after his wife suffers eight weeks of back pain. After a few days she reports relief and says she feels born anew as the pain vanishes and she can resume chores. He hopes others hear of this remedy’s wonders.
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