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THE NEW ALBANY
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Introductory
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HE twenty-first bi-ennial Directory of the cities of New Albany and Jeffersonville is herewith presented to the public.
The New Albany Directory contains 13.556 individual names. which would indicate a total population of 27,112, using 2 as a multiple .. This includes Silver Hills and Lower Albany. Since the last directory was published Silver Grove has been officially declared part of the corpora- tion of New Albany, and Silver Hills and Lower. Albany have long been considered virtually so. The estimate of population is conservative, some directory compilers using 21/2 as a multiple. : The canvass, carefully made, shows an increase of 55 individual names compared with 1913 .. or an in- crease of 110 in population. After all, quality counts in population more than quantity, and it is maintained that since New Albany celebrated her centennial anniversary, in 1913, her. citizens have shown more civic pride and her merchants and manufacturers have exhibited a more apparent effort to promote the general welfare than heretofore. This is forcibly illustrated in the organization and work of the New Albany Chamber of Commerce; comprising several hundred of the leading men of the city, embracing all lines of activity, who are doing much in the attempt to re- store the city to the place it once held-the second, if not the first city in Indiana, in trade and commerce." It is hoped to attain this end if the men- bers of the Chamber of Commerce cohere as they are now happily doing. A nine-foot river stage in the Ohio will at least, it is hoped, restore the city's river commerce.
The Mayor and Common Council is doing its part officially to bring about needful improvements such as the reconstruction and repair of worn-out streets, a laudable effort to keep the present streets clean, a re- duction of the municipal bonded debt and a consequent reduction of city taxes.
With all of these things in view, and the probability of all citizens uniting in the future to make the city better morally and physically, the outlook for New Albany may be said to be most encouraging. Notwith- standing the depression throughout the nation, caused mostly by the European war, New Albany manufactories have been kept fairly active, and the outlook is most encouraging.
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The Jeffersonville Directory, embracing Port Fulton, Ohio Falls, Clarksville, Howard Park and Claysburg, contains 7.799 individual names, indicating a population of 15,598, using 2 as a multiple. . Owing to the . fact that the city's largest manufactory-the Jeffersonville branch of the American Car and Foundry Company-has built few cars at this plant . since the European war commenced, quite a number of the employes were compelled to seek employment, at least temporarilly, in other places, the compilers of this directory found 259 individual names less than two years ago when the returns showed a total of 8,058 individual names. The fact, too, that the Pennsylvania railroad changed-its treminals from Jefferson- ville to' Indianapolis had to do with the "removal of a number of families, this slightly decreasing the population, although quite a number of new families have moved to the city. It was not through a spirit of dissatis- · faction that anyone removed from the city.
. . Notwithstanding the apparent decrease 'in population and Trestem-
porary depression in Big Business the leading men. of Jeffersonville are optimistic of the future. Jeffersonville will always have its great wipyards with the finest harbor on the Ohio, and when a nine-foot stage is secured in the river the Howard's will build hundreds of boats where they now build one. The city will always have its great car building plant, its United States Quartermaster's Depot, and will continue to do its best to restore to good citizenship the many wayward men sent to the Indiana Reform- atory. Jeffersonville is looking upward and forward.
The publishers wish to thank the business men and the citizens gen- erally for the continued support given them in publishing the New Mbany and Jeffersonville City Directory.
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Page.
American Garment Cleaning Co.
*831
Auto Radiator Repair Co.,
872
Bacon, J. & -Sons
565
Baker's Printing House
45
Beard, Wilbur A., physician.
542
Beeler. W. IL., plumber top lines, 53 and 543
Bettmann, Fred G., florist
523
Bettmann, John G. & Son, florists. 523
Bensinger House Furnishing Co ..
838
Bir, Louis, lumber side lines
884
Bishop T., brick
45
Brewer's Printing House
ily C
Cassin, 11. B., surveyor
551
City. Bottling Works
509
Citizens Drug Store
835
Citizens Trust Co.
593, 842
Clark, Jas., Jr., Electric Co.
bottom lines, 91 594
546
Coll. E. L., ~hoes
853
Conroy, M. Y., flour
837
Coots' E. M. Sons, funeral directors
55G
Davis, Chas. E., roofing'
852
Day. Stephen & Sons, carpenter's
511
Dayton Airless Tires
872
Dexter Livery & Sale Stable
Ily B
Dow Wire & Iron Works center lines
526
Embrey, Farle, contractor
511
Everdon. W. T., tinner
546
Eagle Laundry . 845
Enterprise lee & Coal Co. top lines
136
Ewing & Zeller, printers.
Falls City Cornice & Roofing Co. 870
Fetter, Gen. G. Co., printers, stationers, etc .. front cover
Finger Bro : P. & K. Coal & Coke Co ... 14.2
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Cline, B. F., real (State
855
Brown, C. C., tailor
Colsher & Co., wine.
Elliott, D. R. E. & Son, repair shop
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
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Louisville Auto Radiator Repair Co. 872
Louisville Courier-Journal fly D
Louisville Evening Post Aly E
Louisville Fire Brick Works
.inside back cover
Louisville Herald The fly E
Louisville Paper Co. . back cover
Louisville Times fly D
Louisville Tire Co. 872
Maetschke, Fred W., merchant tailor. 259
Mason, Fred .A., drugs 835
Meyer Coal Co. The 514
Millheiser, Edw., brass founder 509
Mohr, J. M., chiropractor 831
Moley, S. J., tailor 536
Morris, Will J., jeweler .back cover, 532 and 845
Morton E. D. & Co., mill supplies . backbone
National Life Assurance Co. The top lines and 532
Neal Institute The . fly B
New Albany Automobile Exchange
side lines and 506
New Albany Ice Co.
.300. 515 and 530
New Albany Steam Laundry Co.
top lines and 301
New Albany Tribune The .
fly G
New Albany Wall Plaster Co.
.302 and 554
. Odorless Dry Cleaning Co.
836
Oertel. John F. Co. .308, 510, 715 and 829
518
Ogden & James, magistrates
846
Oppch, Otto, drugs
520
Jeffersonville Wafer, Light & Power Co ...
872
John Boyd Kennedy Co., auto service station.
511
Kahl, J. W., contractor
511
Kentucky Auto Radiator Repair Co.
872
Kentucky Tire & Rubber Co.
237
Kraft, Frank A., funeral director
828
Kuntz, George, bottling
- Laub-Zink Furn. Co. side lines, 244 and 683
*Ledger Company The ily .1
Lee, Wm. 11., flour, feed, etc. 5.22
front cover, . 250 and 543
Lindemann, A., plumber
.bottom lines
Lindley Lumber Co.
Lindley, T. J., hardware .bottom lines and 688
Lingenfelter, J. W., carriage painters 830
Lottich Bros., funeral directors 524
Louisville & Northern Ry. & Lighting Co .. .. see, edges
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Co. .see edges
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-Fleischer, C. W., shoes.
632
Frank, H. Monroe (Indiana Cash Store), dry goods, etc. 633
850
Funk. Austin, physician
. back cover and 507
Gonder, J. C., baker
839
Goodman, Joseph, grocer
435
Graham Drug Co.
518
Greene, Frank C., dentist
536
. Hasenstab, L. & Son, tailors
554
Heckel, Chas., distiller
bottom lines Louisville Dept. Hidden, Otis Co.
829
Holden Bros., motor boats
8.30
Holzbog, Geo. H. & Bro., wagon mnirs.
.bottom lines
Home Furniture and Carpet House
Hoosier Brick Co. 201
833
Howard, Clarence E., contractor
-ide lines and 524
Huncilman. R. A., furnaces
208 and 663
Husch Bros., cloaks
837
Hustedt, F. Il., florist
633
Indiana Leather Co.
.. bottom line- 210 and 665
Inter-Southern Life Ins. Co.
Jackson Bus Line top lines
828
Jeffersonville Bottling Works
557
Jeffersonville Evening News
558
Jeffersonville Printing Co.
Panke Geo, Co., monuments
bottom lines and 312
Pantorium, The, cleaners
832
Park's, Floyd, drug-
836
Peck, M. E., dentist
834
Pfeffer, Peter J., ice cream
507
Pirinder. A. R., tailor
847
Public Press
fly C
Rapp, Fred, saloon
854
Rasmussen, Anders, florist
523
. Reeder. C. D., cleaner
831
Rei-ter. Chas., transfer
553
Renn. J. J., saloon 854
Riddle. Geo., photographer side lines and 541
River Coal & 'Supply Co. top lines
Robinson, G. W., harness 5.29
Roby, Curtis B., justice of the peace. 535
Rose, Frank M. Coal Co ... 737
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First National Bank
628
549
Frank, E. M. Agency, real estate and insurance.
Indiana Cash Store (II. M. Frank), dry goods, etc.
551
Oetken Grocery . Co.
Kahl, Philip, contractor 885
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First National Bank
549
Fleischer, C. W., shoes ..
Louisville Evening Post fly E
Louisville Fire Brick Works. .inside back cover Louisville Herald The fly E
Louisville Paper Co. . back cover
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Louisville Times fly D
Louisville Tire Co. 872
Maetschke, Fred W., merchant tailor. 259
Mason, Fred A., drugs 835 -
Meyer Coal Co. The
514
Millheiser, Edw., brass founder 509
Mohr, J. M., chiropractor 831
Moley, S. J., tailor 536
Morris, Will J., jeweler .back cover, 532 and 845
Morton E. D. & Co., mill supplies . backbone
National Life. Assurance Co. The .top lines and 532
Neal Institute The
.fly B
New Albany Automobile Exchange side lines and 506
New Albany Ice Co.
300, 515 and 530
New Albany Steam Laundry Co.
top lines and 301
. Indiana Cash Store (H. M. Frank), dry goods, etc.
551
Indiana Leather Co.
Inter-Southern Life Ins. Co.
Odorless Dry Cleaning Co.
836
Jackson Bus Line top lines Oertel, John F. Co. .308, 510, 715 and 829
518
Ogden & James, magistrates
846
Jeffersonville Printing Co. 558
669
Panke Geo. Co., monuments
.bottom lines and 312
Pantorium, The, cleaners
832
Parks, Floyd, drugs
836
Kahl, Philip, contractor 511
885
Pfeffer, Peter J., ice cream 507
Pfrinder, A. R., tailor · 847
Public Press fly C
854
Rasmussen, Anders, florist
523
Reeder, C. D., cleaner 831
Reister, Chas., transfer 553
Renn, J. J., saloon 854
Lindley Lumber Co. .bottom lines Riddle, Geo., photographer side lines and 541
Lindley, T. J., hardware
830
529
Lottich Bros., funeral directors :. 524
Louisville & Northern Ry. & Lighting Co .. . see edges
Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Co. . see edges
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Page.
Louisville Auto Radiator Repair Co. 872
Louisville Courier-Journal fly D
Frank, E. M. Agency, real estate and insurance. 632
Frank, H. Monroe (Indiana Cash Store), dry goods, etc. 633
850
Funk, Austin, physician
Gonder, J. C., baker .back cover and 507
839
Goodman, Joseph, grocer
435
Graham Drug Co.
518
Greene, Frank C., dentist
536
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Hasenstab, L. & Son, tailors
554
Heckel, Chas., distiller
Hidden, Otis Co. bottom lines Louisville Dept.
829
Holden Bros., motor boats
830
Holzbog, Geo. H. & Bro,, wagon mnfrs.
bottom lines
Home Furniture and Carpet House
201
Hoosier Brick Co. 833
Howard, Clarence E., contractor
. side, lines and 524
Huncilman, R. A., furnaces
208 and 663
Husch Bros., cloaks
837
Hustedt, F. H,, florist
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633 New Albany Tribune The
fly G
New Albany Wall Plaster Co. 302 and 554
.bottom lines 210 and 665 1
828
Jeffersonville Bottling Works
557
Jeffersonville Evening News
Oppelt, Otto, drugs
520
Jeffersonville Water, Light & Power Co ...
872
Kahl, J. W., contractor 511
Peck, M. E., dentist 834
Kentucky Auto Radiator Repair Co.
872
Kentucky Tire & Rubber Co.
Kraft, Frank A., funeral director 237
828
Kuntz, George, bottling
Laub-Zink Furn. Co. .side lines, 244 and 683
Ledger Company The fly A
522
Lee, Wm. H., flour, feed, etc.
Lindemann, A., plumber
front cover, 250 and 543
. bottom lines and 688
River Coal & Supply Co. top lines
Lingenfelter, J. W., carriage painters.
Robinson, G. W., harness
Roby, Curtis B., justice of the peace. 535
Rose, Frank M. Coal Co. 737
Rapp, Fred, saloon
Oetken Grocery Co.
John Boyd Kennedy Co., auto service station.
628
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' Page. Royal Cleaning & Dye Works.
bottom lines and 514
Rueff, Henry J. Co., lighting fixtures
front cover
Sanford, C. Ed., fruits 531
Sauer, Fred,insurance
556
Schimpff, Gus A., candy mnfr.
857 Schulz Welding & Brazing Co. fly B Shrader, Geo. B., funeral director
Slider, E. T., coal
.front cover and 376
Smith, Geo. D., monuments
Smith H. Kent, dentist. 834
Southern Brick &'Tile Co. 884
Southern Indiana Insurance Agency. bottom lines
875
Southwestern Homoeopathic Co. 535
Sowle Wm. D., machine shop. .518, 825 and 834
Standard Detective Agency.
. side lines and 387
Steinhauer Geo. E. Wall Paper Co.
.bottom lines and 544
Sterling Printing Co. 389
Stewart Dry Goods Co. .top lines
Surety Coupon Co
523
Swift, D. L., florist 840
Thornton, Jim A., grocer
back cover and 405
Tribbey Bros., painters
see edges United Gas & Electric Co. 847
Veasey Benson R., magistrate fly B
.Vernia, John & Son Marble Co.
834
Voiers, Allen L., dentist 779
Watson & Baird, real estate 851
Weber, Wm. Produce Co.
White Sewing Machine Co 880
Whitlow, S. G., house raising
841
Wirgman & Rivers Mercantile Agency 832
Wright, Glenn, bicycles, sporting goods, etc. 443
Young, Wm. G., jeweler, optician 791 Ziegelbaur, R. J., saloon 548
CARON'S New Albany Directory 'FOR THE YEARS 1915-1916 CITY GOVERNMENT AND CITY AND COUNTY RECORD
CITY OFFICERS.
MAYOR-Hon. Robt. W. Morris.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS-Benj. Jackson, pres; Albert C. Taylor, sec; C. Edw. Sanford and E. P. Easley, members. Office, City Hall.
BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY-F. L. Shrader, pres; Wm. C.
Collins, sec; G. F. Goodbub, member. Office, City Hall. BOARD OF HEALTH-Dr. E. P. Easley, pres; Dr. C. C. Funk, sec; Dr. F. W. Hazlewood, member. Office, City Hall. BOARD OF SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS George A. Bicknell, pres; A. C. Taylor, sec; James W. Dunbar, member. Office, City Hall. .
CITY CLERK-Albert C. Taylor.
TREASURER-C. A: Sittason.
- ENGINEER-S. T. Mann. CHIEF OF POLICE-Thos. E. Spence. CHIEF OF FIRE DEPARTMENT-L. A.' Strack.
ATTORNEY-Chas. L. Jewett.
MARKET MASTER-W. J. Terry.
WEIGHER-Geo. W. Watkin. PUMP CONTRACTOR-Alfred Stafford.
GRAIN INSPECTOR-M. T. Enos.
SUPT. OF WORKHOUSE-Chas. Haller.
COMMON COUNCIL.
The Common Council meets the first Monday in each month at 7:30 p. m.
Councilmen at Large-L. H. Sagabiel, C. Ed. Sanford, J. A. Kraft. First Ward-Benj. Jackson. Second Ward-Dr. E. P. Easley. Third Ward-Chas. A. Borkenheim. Fourth Ward-G. W. Strack.
346 and 739
St. Bernard Mining Co.
523
373, 512, 515, 526, 534 and 548
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Fifth Ward-James M. Ferguson. . Sixth Ward-Theo. Williams. Seventh Ward-Wm. P. Kreutzer.
STANDING COMMITTEES, 1914-15-16-17.
Finance-Kraft, Easley, Jackson. Ordinances-Kreutzer, Borkenheim, Sagabiel: Contracts-Sagabiel, Strack, Williams. Police-Sanford, Ferguson, Williams. Supervision and Investigation-Borkenheim, Sanford, Easled Schools -Easley, Sagabiel, Kraft. Elections-Ferguson, Kreutzer, Borkenheim. Fire Department-Strack, Sagabiel, Kreutzer. Wharves-Jackson, Sanford, Ferguson. Claims-Williams, Kreutzer, Borkenheim.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
G. S. Hice, pres; William Adams, sec; Otto F. Sauer, vice preq S. W. Vance, member.
POLICE DEPARTMENT:
Superintendent of Police-Geo. W. McCulloch.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The fire department of the City of New Albany has been con- ducted as a paid department since 1865. As how constituted, with twenty-one men and the chief, one hook and ladder truck and five reel carriages, it is sustained at an annual expense of about $33,000 which excludes the salaries of the department, the running ex- penses and cost of the fire plugs. The use of fire plugs througho. the city has made the service of two steamers.useless. L. A. Strac chief engineer .. Office, Market, northwest corner East Thirteen
CITY COURT.
Sits every morning at 9 o'clock .. Wm. . II. Padgett, Actin Judge. Office, City Hall.
EDUCATIONAL.
Board of Education-Office. 519 East Spring. Chas. Day, pres; T. W. Armstrong, sec; R. W. Harris, treas; H. A. Buerk, sup! of schools.
High School-519 East Spring. C. B. McLinny principal. Division-street School (Colored)-South side Division, east Green. Nathan Hill, principal.
NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
East Eleventh-street School-625 East Eleventh. S. Ellen Jones, principal.
East Fourth-street School-416 East Fourth. C. E. Richards, principal. East Spring-street School-1613 East Spring. William M. Big- wood, principal. '
Jackson-street School-Situated on Jackson, west of Hildreth, J. M. Lee, principal. New Albany Grammar School-East Main, northeast corner Eighth. H. E. Bash, principal.
Olden-street School-Olden, northwest corner Union. Mamie I. Richardson, principal.
Scribner High School (Colored)-Situated on Spring, southwest corner West First. C. W. Williamson, principal.
Vincennes and Shelby-street School-Situated on Vincennes, northeast corner Shelby. P. T. Clark, principal.
West Market-street School-Situated on Market, between West Fifth and Sixth. W. L. Hester, principal.
West Spring-street School-Situated on Spring, between West Fifth and Sixth. Wm. L. Hester, principal.'
Kindergartens-United Charities Kindergarten. 1000 Floyd. Miss Helen Solomon, instructor.
COUNTY OFFICERS AND THEIR SALARIES.
Assessor Floyd County-Office, Court House. Victor Herb,. "Term expires January 1, 1919. Salary, $1,000 a year.
Judge of Circuit Court-(52d Judicial District)-John M. Paris. Term expires January 1, 1917. Salary, $3,500.
Prosecuting Attorney-(52d Judicial District)-H. P. Kenney. Term expires January 1,.1917, Salary, $500 and fees.
Clerk of the Courts-Aaron B. Johnson. Office, Court House. Terin expires January 1, 1919. Salary, $2,800. Deputy clerks, John Rampp, Wm. F. Ruoff and Herman Bellmeyer.
Sheriff-Chas. W. Long. Office, Spring, northeast corner State. Term expires January 1, 1917. Salary, $2,500 and fees.
Recorder-Frank M. Spelman. Office, Court House. Term ex- pires January 1, 1919. Salary, $1,700.
Auditor-Emile Dupaquier. Office, Court House. Term expires January 1, 1920. Salary, $3,000.
Treasurer City and County-Claude . W. Sittason. Office, Court House. Term expires January 1, 1918. Salary, $2,300.
Surveyor-E. B. Coolman. Office, Court House. Term expires January 1, 1919. Fees.
Attorney-Chas. W. Schindler. Office, 45 Mutual Trust bldg. . Salary, $300.
School Superintendent-Glenn V. Scott.
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NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.
Fifth Ward-James M. Ferguson. Sixth Ward-Theo. Williams. Seventh Ward-Wm. P. Kreutzer.
STANDING COMMITTEES, 1914-15-16-17.
Finance-Kraft, Easley, Jackson. Ordinances-Kreutzer, Borkenheim, Sagabiel. Contracts-Sagabiel, Strack, Williams. Police Sanford, Ferguson, Williams. Supervision and Investigation-Borkenheim, Sanford, Easley. Schools -Easley, Sagabiel, Kraft. Elections Ferguson, Kreutzer, Borkenheim. Fire Department-Strack, Sagabiel, Kreutzer. Wharves Jackson, Sanford, Ferguson.
Claims-Williams, Kreutzer, Borkenheim.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
G. S. Hice, pres; William Adams, sec; Otto F. Sauer, vice pres; S. W. Vance, member.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent of Police-Geo. W. McCulloch.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The fire department of the City of New Albany has been con- ducted as a paid department since 1865. As now constituted, with twenty-one men and the chief, one hook and ladder truck and five reel carriages, it is sustained at an annual expense of about $33,000, which excludes the salaries of the department, the running ex- penses and cost of the fire plugs. The use of fire plugs throughout the city.has made the service of two steamers useless. L. A. Strack, chief engineer. Office, Market, northwest corner East Thirteenth.
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