New Albany-Jeffersonville City Directory, 1915-1916, Part 3

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Publication date: 1916
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CEMETERIES.

Fairview Cemetery-East Sixth, north of Culbertson avenue. George L. Kelly, supt; Geo. W. Dorsey, clerk. This cemetery, under control of a Board of Regents, is finely laid out and ornamented The official board is composed of Geo. A. Newhouse, Sr., pres ; Chas. Day, vice pres; Alexander Dowling. sec; Frank Peters, treas; Geo. Borgerding, Alex. Dowling, Peter Klerner and W. A. Hedden, Board of Regents. -

National Cemetery-Ekin, avenue. east of Thomas. Over three thousand of the Nation's dead find their last resting place in this beautiful spot. The grounds are in charge of a soldier sexton ap- pointed by the Government, who resides upon the grounds. John W. Durbin, supt.

Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery-Green Valley road, near city limits.

St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery (German)-South side Charles town road, east of Vincennes. J. J. Stumler, sexton.

NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY. .

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New Albany Colored Cemetery-West side West, north of Sher- ley. This cemetery is under control of the City Board of Regents. Geo. Alexander, sexton.

BANKING INSTITUTIONS.

Floyd County Bank-Vincennes, southeast corner Spring. Cap- ital, $50,000. Surplus, $8,534. R, W. Harris, pres; John Vernia: vice pres; W. P. Brewer, cashier; C. J. Kreutzer, asst cashier; R. W. Harris, John Vernia, Peter Klerner, Geo. J. Moser, C. W. Fleischer, Philip Kahl and W. P. Brewer, directors.

Mutual Trust & Deposit Co .- 322-324 Pearl. Capital $100,000. Surplus $50,000. C. L. Balthis, pres ; Jos. Bruns, sec ; W. J. Receveur, Cashier; Chas. Day, Alex. Dowling, W. W. Godfrey, F. J. Brown, C. L. Balthis, Jos. Bruns and Chas. Schwartzel, directors.

New Albany National Bank-234 Pearl. Capital, $100,000. Sur- plus and undivided profits, $116,000. J. F. McCulloch, pres; Geo. Borgerding, cashier; Geo. Borgerding, J. F. McCulloch, E. M. Mc- Culloch, Chas. Schwartzel,. Alex. Dowling and Peter Klerner, di- rectors. .

Second National Bank-125 East Main. Capital, $300,000. Sur- plus and undivided profits, $130,000. Henry E. Jewett, pres; Chas. P. Cook, vice pres; G. A. Newhouse, Jr., cashier; T. W. McDonald; asst cashier ; Frank N. Fougerousse, asst cashier; S. W. Walts. C. P. Cook, Frank Zinsmeister, H. E. Jewett. C. D. Knoefel, R. W. Morris and Ę. S. Gwin, directors.

New Albany Trust Co .- 125 East Main. C. D. Knoefel, pres; H. E. Jewett, vice pres; N. A. Gadient, sec; N. G. Harrison, asst sec. New Albany Clearing House Association-Second National Bank Building.

BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.

Indiana Benefit Association-18 Masonic bldg. F. A. Kraft, pres; G. O. Erni, sec.

Union Savings Association-113 East Spring. A. J. Gohmann, pres; Wm. R. Atkins, sec; Owen Tegart, Jr., treas.

NEWSPAPERS.

New Albany Ledger (Democratic)-Daily and weekly. Office, 328 Pearl. Published by The Ledger Co. A. H. Peters, pres and mngr. Terms : Daily, $5.00 per year; Weekly, $1.00 per year.

New Albany Evening Tribune (Independent)-Daily and week- ly. Office. 42 Pearl. Published by the New Albany Tribune Co. Terms: $3.00 per year, 10 cents per week; Weekly. $1.00 per year.

Public Press-Weekly. 417-419 Pearl. Frank Gwin, publisher. Terms, $1.25 per year.

NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.

PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.

Scribner Park-Park Place, between Main and Market. Glenwood Base Ball Park-Spring, northeast corner Behar avenue.

Glenwood Park-Beharrel avenue and Spring.

Grand Theater-140 East Market. Home Theater-327 Vincennes.

Kerrigan Theater-116-122 East Main. Lyric Theater-415 Vincennes, Majestic Theater-332 Pearl. Royal Theater-143 East Market. Victoria Theater-1631 East Market.

RAILWAY COMPANIES.

Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern R. R .- Freight depot, East Mar- · ket and Thomas. J. E. Harmon, freight, agent. Passenger depot; Vincennes, near Main. Oliver Frey, ticket agt.

Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville-Passenger depot Main and Vincennes; freight depot Banks northeast corner Culbertson ave- nue. M. A. Vernia, freight agent; F. H. Kalies, passenger agent.

Kentucky & Indiana Terminal Railway Co. (Daisy Line)-Depe north side Market, near Vincennes.

Louisville & Northern Railway & Lighting Co .- 138 to 142 East Spring. Et

Louisville & Southern Indiana Traction Co. (Inc.)-138 to 142 East Spring.

New Albany Street R. R. Co .- 138 to 142 East Spring.

Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railway Co .- O. P. Sappington, freight agent. Offices State and Railroad,

Southern Railway Co. (St. Louis Division)-L. I. Vernia, freight and passenger agent. West First, corner Railroad.

PUBLIC HALLS, BLOCKS AND BUILDINGS.

Brent, The-1611-1615 Shelby Place.

Carpenters' Hall-228 State. Castle Hall-227-229 State. City Hall-Spring, southwest corner State.

City Work House-Spring, northeast corner State. De Pauw Flats-2000 Charlestown road.

Doerhoefer Hall-3061/2 Pearl. Eagles' Hall-122 East Market.

Elks' Home-430 Pearl. Feiock Hall-1625 East Spring. Fleischer Building-601-603 Vincennes.

NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.

Fleischer Hall-1621 East Oak.

Floyd County Bank Building-Vincennes, southeast corner Spring.

Floyd County Court House-Spring, southeast corner State. Floyd County Jail-Spring, northeast corner State. Hedden Block-State, northeast corner Market.

Howard Apartments-221-223 East Main.

Levi Building-Spring, southwest corner Bank. Maennerchor Hall-316 East Spring.

Masonic Building-Spring, northwest corner Pearl. Music Hall-819 East Main.

Mutual Trust Building-322-324 Pearl.

M. W. of A. Hall-107 West Market.

Odd Fellows' Hall-308 Bank.

Odd Fellows' Hall (Colored)-31 State.

Opera House-404 Pearl.

Red Men's Hall-122 East Market and 107 West Market.

Second National Bank Building-125 East Main. Southern Apartment House-121-125 East Main.

. United States Court House and Post Office Building-Pearl, southwest corner Spring.

Woman's C. T. U. Hall- 115 West Market.

CLUBS.

Alpha Club-Silver Hills. Meets every two weeks at homes of members. Mrs. Theo. Mathes, president.

Amaranth Club-Meets at residence of different members.

Banty Club-17041/2 East Main. Ed Cole, president; Gustave Bucheit, secretary and treasurer.

Calumet Club-Meets 2128 East Spring, second Tuesday in each month. T. W. McDonald, secretary.

Carlton Club-920 East Market.

Chapter Nu Kappa Kappa Kappa-Meets every two weeks at homes of members. Etelka Rockenbach, president; Alma Barth, - secretary.

Coterie Club-Mrs. J. W. Weathers, president; Mrs. Geo. H. Cannon, secretary. Meets at residence of different members second . Wednesday in each month.

East End Fishing Club-86 Vincennes.

. Fortnightly Club-Mrs. Charles ^Schan, president. Meets once a month at residence of different members.

· Invincible Club-Silver Hills.

New Albany Automobile Club-Claude Balthis, president; R. C. Ellis, secretary.

NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.

Shriners' Club-Meets at Masonic Temple first and third Tuess day in each month. C. A. Sittason, potentate; U. S. Widmam recorder; Edgar A. Needham, treasurer .;

Tourist Club-Meets once a month at residence of different members.

MUSICAL SOCIETIES.

McDowell Club-Meets every Thursday night at members' resi- dence. Walter G. Terstegge, president; Sarah G. Dishman, secre-, tary-treasurer; Earl G. Hedden, musical director.

New Albany Maennerchor-316 East Spring. H. L. Rockenbach, president; R. H. R. Rockenbach, secretary ; €. W. Fleischer, treas« urer ;. Anton Embs, conductor.

St. Cecelia Club-Meets every Tuesday afternoon at members* residence. Miss Eleanor Stoy, secretary.

The Summer Opera Co .- Glenwood Park. G. W. Schneider, president; E. G. Hedden, manager and director.

Treble Clef Club-Meets at Music Hall every Monday afternoon. Mrs. W. A. Hedden, president; Mrs. Henry Terstegge, director.

UNITED STATES OFFICES. POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.

. .

The Post Office is in the United States Building, corner Pearl and Spring. John A. Cody, postmaster; Harry F. Hopkins, assistant postmaster; Charles V. Hendrich, superintendent of mails; J. K. Main, Wm. E. Dishman, George Ellis, D. A. Smith, J. A. Ott, mail, ing clerks; Carl N. F. Best, money order and register clerk; Miss , Mary S. Kelly, general delivery clerk and stamp clerk ; M. E. Emery, postal savings clerk. Mails forwarded daily over the following roads : Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville; B. & O. S .- W .; Louis- ville & Nashville ; Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Lous; South- ern Railway Co. (St. Louis Division).

Stage Mails-Depart for Floyd Knobs, Galena, Greenville, Pal- myra, Fredericksburg, Hardinsburg, Rego and Paoli every day ex- cept Sunday at 8 a. m .; for Elizabeth and Locust Point, every day except Sunday at 8 a. m.

Advertised Letters-All letters remaining in the office are ad- vertised on Monday of each week. If not claimed in two weeks thereafter, they are forwarded to the dead letter office at Washing- ton.

INFORMATION ABOUT MAIL MATTERS. DOMESTIC POSTAGE RATES.

First Class-Letters, all written matter and all matters sealed or fastened to preclude examination, 2 cents each ounce or fraction

NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.

Second Class-Newspapers and periodicals sent by 'publishers or news agents, 1 cent each pound or fraction. When sent by others, ._ 1 cent for every four ounces or fraction.

Third Class-Printed matter, books, chromos, engravings, music, photographs, all productions on paper, except handwriting and typewriting, unsealed, 1 cent each two ounces or fraction. Limit of weight four pounds, except for single books.

Fourth Class-All matter not included in above, unsealed, 1 cent for each ounce or fraction. Limit of weight, four pounds.

A.package, whether sealed or unsealed, containing writing, sub- jects it to postage at 2 cents per ounce.

.UNMAILABLE MATTER.

· Animals, reptiles, alive or dead (not stuffed), insects, except a queen bee when safely secured, are excluded from the mails. Also liquors, poisons, explosives, or inflammable articles, no matter how carefully wrapped, are excluded.

REGISTERED LETTERS.

Letters and valuable packages may be registered to any post- office in the United States, Canada and our new possessions on the payment of a fee of 10 cents and regular postage.

FOREIGN RATES OF POSTAGE. CANADIAN POSTAGE.

Letters and newspaper postage to Canada same as in the United States. Merchandise by mail to Canada must not exceed eight ounces in weight, and the postage is 10 cents, whether the package weighs. one ounce or eight ounces.

Samples of merchandise for 'dispatch in mails in foreign coun- tries are restricted to bona fide trade samples or specimens having no salable or commercial value in excess of that actually necessary. for their use as samples or specimens. · Goods sent for sale in execu- tion of an order, or as gifts, however small the quantity may be, are not admissable at sample rates and conditions.

SPECIAL DELIVERY SYSTEM.

Was introduced October 1, 1885, and is now extended to all post offices in the United States and to all classes of small matter. Accordingly every article of mailable matter to which a 10-cent special delivery stamp is affixed, in addition to the postage required by law, will, upon its arrival by mail, have immediate delivery by a.

NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.

.' Parcel Post Rates

Weight Local 1st zone 2nd zone 3rd zone 4th zone 5th zone 6th zone 7th zone 8th zon

1 pound

.$ .05

$.05

$ .05

$.06

$ .07

$ :08

3 .09.

$ .12

2 pound

.06

. 06

.06

.08

.11

.14

.17

$ .11 .21

.24

3 .pound

.06

.07

.10

.15

.20

.25

.31

.36

4 pound

.07

.08

.12

.19

.26

.33

.41

.48

5 pound

.07

.09

.14

.23

.32

.41

.51

.60

6 pound

.08

.10

,16

.27

.88

.49

.61

.72 ..

7 pound

.08

.11

.18.

.31

.44

.57

.71

.84

8 pound

.09

.12

.20 ·

.35

.50

,.85

.81

.96

9 pound

.09

.13

.22

.39

.56

.73

.81

1.01

1.20

11 pound

.10

.15

.26

.47

.68

.89

1.11

1.32

12 pound

:11

.16

.28

.51

.74

.97

1.21

1.44

13 pound

.17

.30

.55

.80

1.05

1.31

1.56

14 pound

.12

.18

.32

.59

.86

1.13

1.41

1.68

5 pound

.12

.19

.34

.63

.92

1.21

1.51

1.80

16 pound

.13

.20

.36

.67

.98

1.29

1.61

1,92

17 pound

+13

.21

.38

.71

1.04

1.37

1.71

2.04

pound

.14

.23

.42

.79

1.16

1.53

1.91

2.28

20 pound

.15

.24

.44

.83 .

1.22

1.61

2.01

2.40

Weight

Local 1st zone 2nd zone

Weight

Local 1st zone 2nd zone

21 pound .

.15

.25

36 pound

.23

.40

22 pound

.16

.26

37 pound

.23

.41

23 pound

.16

.27

pound

.24

.42

24 pound

.17

.28

39 pound

.24

.. 43

.43

25 pound

.17

.29

40 pound

.25

.44

26 pound

.18

.30

41 pound

.26

.45

27 pound

.31 ..

.31

42 pound

.26

.46

28 pound

.19

.32

43 pound

.27

29 pound

.19

.33

44 pound

.27

.48

30 pound

.20

.34

45 pound

.28

31 pound

.20

.35

46 pound

.28

.50

32 pound

.21

.36

47 pound

.29

33 pound

.21

.37

48 pound

.29

.52

34 pound

.22

.38

49 pound

.30

.53

35 pound

.39

.89

50 pound

.30

.54

INTERNAL REVENUE.

Seventh District of Indiana-Noble B. Hayes, Collector for New Albany.

Revenue Stamps-Of all denominations for sale. Mrs. Nellie L. Stoy, deputy collector.

Deputy United States Court Clerk and Commissioner-George B. Cardwill.

BOARD OF EXAMINING SURGEONS FOR PENSIONS.

Dr. D. F. Davis, New Albany, president ; Dr. E. J. Taylor. Georgetown, secretary; E. P .. Leuthert, Galena, treasurer. Meets first Wednesday of each month at 10 a. m. at Rooms 12 and 13 U. S. C. H. and P. O. Building. -

No account will be opened for less than $1,l mation about deposits and bonds.

FEES FOR MONEY ORDERS.

3 cents

For orders for sums not exceeding $2.50

5 cents

Over $ 2.50 and not exceeding $ 5.00.

8 cents

Over 5.00 and not exceeding 10.00.

10 cents

Over 10.00 and not exceeding 20.00.

12 cents

Over 20.00 and not exceeding 30.00.

15 cents

Over 30.00 and not exceeding 40.00.

18 cents

Over 40.00 and not exceeding

50.00.

20 cents

Over 60.00 and not exceeding

75.00

.25 cents

Over 75.00 and not exceeding 100.00.

30 cents

Money orders may be drawn upon any money order office in the. United States for any sum not to exceed $100. For larger amounts than $100, additional orders to make up that amount must be issued.

Postal Savings Division

Deposits are received and paid at the main office from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m .; at the carrier stations from 7 a. m. to 6. p. m. Cards and stamps for saving small amounts may be pur- chased at any station.

The faith of the United States is solemly pledged to the payment of deposits with ac- crued Interest. No notice is required to with- draw deposits.

Accounts may be opened by any person 10 years old or older. Accounts of married wom- en are free from control of their husbands. No person may have more than one account at one time.

Deposits will be accepted from individuals only ; no account will be opened for any cor- poration, association, society, firm or partner- shlp, or In the name of two or more persons jointly.

No account will be opened In the name of one person in trust for another.

No charge is made for the opening accounts or withdrawing money.

No person connected with the postoffice de- partment Is permitted to disclose the name of a depositor or give any Information con- cerning an account, except upon Instructions from the Postmaster General.

Certificates of deposit are used Instead of pass books. The certificates are printed in seven denominations : $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100. Thus. If $3 be deposited, a $2 cer- tificate and a $1 will be issued; if $7 be deposited, a $5 and a $2 will be Issued.

. Depositor's names are written In their cer- tificates. If certificates are lost, duplicates will be issued without cost.

and deposits must always be made in even dollars. For saving smaller sums, ten-cent cards and ten-cent stamps are provided. in opening an account or 'naking deposits. A

No person may deposit more than $100 in one calendar month, and no person may have more than $500 on deposit. .

Twice each year, In January and July, de- posits may be exchanged for U. S. Bonds. Per- sons who have accumulated $500 and ex- changed any or af of 'It for bonds, may then deposit ' more in the bank.

Interest is paid once a year on deposits at the rate of 2%. Interest is paid on the bonds at the rate of 215%.

The Postal Savings Bank will buy the bonds back at par, when holders desire.

The bonds are issued in the following de- nominations : $20, $100, and $500. They' are redeemable at the pleasure of the L'nited States after one year from date of issue and are payable twenty years from such date, In gold. Application for exchange of deposits into bonds must be made at least 30 days before January 1. and July 1, each year.

In case of the death of a depositor, the amount to his credit .will be paid to his ad- ministrator, or, it no formal administration is desired by his relatives, it will be paid to the persons entitled to It without the appointment of an administrator.

Great care Is used in opening an account. to enable the depositor to establish his identity afterwards, to- the end that he may readily withdraw his money and that in case of loss of his certificates, no other person can col- lect them.

For further information call at the postomce or a station for free leaflets giving full Infor-

10 pound

.14

.24

.43

.62

.91

1.08

18 pound

.14

.22

.40

.75

1.10

1.45

1.81

2.16

.51

.49

.47

.....

...

Over 50.00 and not exceeding

60.00.

26.

NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.

'special messenger within the carrier's limits of any free delivery post office, or within one mile of any other post office, in the United States, to which it may be addressed. A letter bearing a special delivery stamp, together with the regular postage, may be mailed · at any post office. A special delivery stamp costs 10 cents.

Caron Directory Company 127 S. Third St.

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY

Is Prepared To Do All Kinds of

LINOTYPE COMPOSITION FOR THE TRADE

Home Phone 8778

Cumb. Main 1778-a

CARON'S NEW ALBANY DIRECTORY

ABBREVIATIONS

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between

bartadr

bartender

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book-keeper bricklayer

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domestio

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East

ftr

fitter

Ind. V. & P. Co.

Indiana Veneer Panel Co.

south rest

Ins

insurance

supt

superintendent

stenog

stenographer

treas

treasurer

laborer

West

Louisville ws

west side

8. Life Ins. Co ... Western &

Southern Indiana Traction Co.

whol

wholesale

Infr

manufacturer

Wm.

William

Market

wks

works

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Union

NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.

Abbott Chas. E., driver Finger Bros. P. & K. C. & C. Co., r 714 W Mkt

. Abbott Geo. W., mach N. A. Mfg. Co .; r 715 E 11th Abbott Wilbur, clk Homer Blake, b 137 E Mkt

Iron Fences

DOW WIRE & IRON WKS INC

Wire Fencing

Ackley Earl M., lab, b 44 W 5th Ackley Garret H., clk A. K. Hoover, b 43 W 1st Ackley Jas. P., puddler, r 44 W 5th Ackley John, lab, r 43 W 1st

Ackley Wilford, clk, b 43 W 1st

ROYAL CLEANING AND DYE WORKS, Fred +. Cook, Mngr HATTER, CLEANER AND DYER-Work Called For and Delivered-Give Us A Trial Main Office and Residence, 403 East Market Street, Home Phone 2166-a. Branch Office and Werks, First and Market Streets, Home Phone 2166-b, New Albany, Ind.

Corner Bank and #pring streets, New Albany, Indiana

HEIMBERGER & BON

SUCCESSOR TO-

George Riddle

Photographer

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inspector 800

secreta

Jas.

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Jos.

Joseph

L. & N. Ry. & Lig. Co ....

& Northern Ry. & Lighting Co.

8. I. T. Co ......

. Louisville &

Southern Life Insurances Co.

.. Lower Albany

wid

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... north west N. A. B. & B. Co ........ New Albany

Box & Basket Co.

O. F. Iron Co .. .Ohlo Falls Iron Co.

opp

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paperkır

paperhanger

brklayr

P. O.

. Postomee

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president

propr

proprietor

com msr. commission

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R. R.

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southeast

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south side

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Anchor Stove & Range Co.

boarde

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217 W. MARKET ST.

New Albany Steam Laundry Co. "THE FILTERED WATER LAUNDRY"

Home Phone 123, Cumb. 145 PEARL AND MAIN

34 NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.

BEN JACKSON, Sec'y-Treas and Manager Enterprise Ice and Coal Co., Incorporated WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ICE AND COAL 1626-1630 DIVISION STRIT Telephone Home 1450

Akers Frank, lather, r 109 Culbertson av, S. G. 85 Adams Annie, wid Jos., r 403 W 1st NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY. Adams Edna, b 1407 E Mkt Akers Louise A., wid R. L., r 1109 E Main ADAMS EXPRESS CO., John T. Hahn, agt, 112 E Mkt Akers Minnie C., b 1109 E Main Adams Frank G., b 1407 E Mkt Akins John R., barber Fred Steinhauer, r Louisville Adams Lawrence C., b 1407 E Mkt Albaugh Gertrude M., bkkpr Geo. B. Shrader, b 308 W 1st Adams Margaret I., b 1407 E Mkt Albaugh J. Chas., driver Geo. B. Shrader, b 221 Park pl . Adams May B., wid D. L., r 1738 E Mkt Albeitz Virginia Mrs., b 209 W 1st Adams Pearl, mach' opr N. A. B. & B. Co., b 39 E 14th Albert Alex., c, porter F. W. Lindemann Adams Richard L., r 39 W 1st Albert Edgar, helper, r 1715 Shelby Adams Rutherford B., lab, b 39 W 1st Albert Elenora, wks N. A. Hosiery Mills, b 1715 Shelby Albin Elsie V., clk F. W. Woolworth Co., b 213 W 2d ADAMS WILLIAM A., sergeant Metropolitan Police Force, r 411 W Mkt Albin Geo. W., lab River Coal & Supply Co., r 213 W 2d Adams Wm_J., poultry, r 1407 E Mkt Albin Mamie, opr Home Steam Laundry Co., b 213 W 2d Adkins Sarah J., wid Franklin, r 3 Willow Albin Pearl, bkkpr N. A. Fruit Co., b 213 W 2d V GEORGE E. STEINHAUER WALL PAPER CO. Home Phone LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, Admire Frank P., Nwitchtndr K. & I. Terminal R. R. Co. Albrecht Frank M., clk, b 1306 Ekin av 64. b 1638 E Mkt Expert Confidential Sec- J. H. HAABER, Prest. Adolff Barbara, b 601 E Mkt ret Service M. J. DONAHUE, Sec'y and Treas. Adolff John F., foreman, r 2001 Culbertson av Our long service as public offi- cials and association with pub- Standard Cor. Thirteenth and Main, NEW ALBANY, IND. Adolff Kate, r 601 E Mkt lic institutions, attorneys, etc. Adolff Sadie P., b 2001 Culbertson av qualifies un to give expert con- Sidential advice to people suf- HARDWARE, MILL WORK, FRAMES, ETC. Adolff Wm. L., painter Hercules Motor Car Co., r 2005 B Detective Oak feringannoyances of a business or private nature. Secret Service in Other Cities Agency Incorporated Adolph Edw. A., mach hand, r 1511 E Elm This Agency bas connections POLICE · BUILDERS' SUPPLIES, Adolph Jos., boilermkr, r 259 Ealy in other cities, whereby we can Adolph Katherine, b 1511 E Elm securè information of a busi- nees or private nature at rea- Advent Christian Church, Rev. J. H. Crouse, pastor, Shelby nw cor Indiana av . sonable rates. Reference: In- quiry invited of any bank or business firm in Louisville. Both Telephones 1719 988 Fourth Avenue LOUISVILLE, KY. Aebersold Alfred. F., florist, ws Silver, s of Charlestown Aemmer Albert, driver Paul Reising Brew Co., r 1312 Chal Albrecht Mary K., helper, b 1306 Ekin av tres Albrecht Michael, currier Ind. Leather Co., r 1306 Ekin av Alden August, driver E. T. Slider, r 43 E 10th . Agnew A. Edw., sign writer H. K. Douglas, r 110 W Mail Aldrich Alex., tel opr P., C., C. & St. Ly. Ry. Co., r 1743 E Spring Agnew Fred L., painter, r 136 W Main . Agnew Wm. R., painter, r 511 E Water Aldrich Covey H., film opr Switow New Grand Theater, Akers Albert, b 109 Culbertson av, S. G. b 202 E Mkt Akers Albert M., tel opr, r 328 E 12th Aldrich Geo. H., b 808 Vincennes Akers Chas., currier Ind. Leather Co., r ws Old Vincent Aldrich Harry C., stenog, r 808 Vincennes rd, n of Cherry Alexander Benj. B., c, janitor ₽. O., r 208 Ealy Akers Chas. W., tel opr K. & I. Terminal R. R. Co., r 1916 Center Alexander Chas., c, lab Conrad-Kammerer Glue Co. Alexander Bert A., c, grocer, 620 State Akers Edgar J., b 1915 Center . THE LARGEST WALL PAPER AND ART STORE IN THE SOUTH E BOT Cumb. Phone

Home Furniture and Carpet How Incorporated For cash we under sell them all. ' Our credit system is the most libert 220 PEARL STREET BOTH PHON

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Home Phone 188, Cumb. 145

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84 NEW ALBANY CITY DIRECTORY.

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Akers Frank, lather, r 109 Culbertson av, S. G. Adams Annie, wid Jos.,. r 403 W 1st Akers Louise A., wid R. L., r 1109 E Main Adams Edna, b 1407 E Mkt ADAMS EXPRESS CO., John T. Hahn, agt, 112 E Mkt Adams Frank G., b 1407 E Mkt Akers Minnie C., b 1109 E Main Akins John R., barber Fred Steinhauer, r Louisville Albaugh Gertrude M., bkkpr Geo. B. Shrader, b 308 W 1st Adams Lawrence C., b 1407 E Mkt Adams Margaret I., b 1407 E Mkt Albaugh J. Chas., driver Geo. B. Shrader, b 221 Park pl Adams May B., wid D. L., r 1738 E Mkt Albeitz Virginia Mrs., b 209 W 1st Adams Pearl, mach opr N. A. B. & B. Co., b 39 E 14th Albert Alex., c, porter F. W. Lindemann Adams Richard L., r 39 W 1st Albert Edgar, helper, r 1715 Shelby Adams Rutherford B., lab, b 39 W 1st Albert Elenora, wks N. A. Hosiery Mills, b 1715 Shelby Albin Elsie V., clk F. W. Woolworth Co., b 213 W 2d ADAMS WILLIAM A., sergeant Metropolitan Police Force, r 411 W Mkt Albin Geo, W., lab River Coal & Supply Co., r 213 W 2d Albin Mamie, opr Home Steam Laundry Co., b 213 W 2d Albin Pearl, bkkpr N. A. Fruit Co., b 213 W 2d Adams Wm. J., poultry, r 1407 E Mkt Adkins Sarah J., wid Franklin, r 3 Willow Albrecht Frank M., clk, b 1306 Ekin av Cor. Thirteenth and Main, NEW ALBANY, IND. 64. Admire Frank P., switchtndr K. & I. Terminal R. R. Co., b 1638 E Mkt Expert Confidential Sec- J. H. HAAGER, Prest. M. J. DONAHUE, Sec'y and Treas. Adolff Barbara, b 601 E Mkt 4 ret Service Adolff John F., foreman, r 2001 Culbertson av Our long service as public offi- cials and association with pub- Standard Adolff Kate, r 601 E Mkt He institutions, attorneys, etc. qualifies us to give expert con- Adolff Sadie P., b 2001 Culbertson av fidential advice to people suf- Detselive HARDWARE, MILL WORK, FRAMES, ETC. Adolff_ Wm. L., painter Hercules Motor Car Co., r 2005 E Oak feringannoyances of a business or private nature. Secret Service in Other This Agency bas connections Agency POLICE Incorporated . BUILDERS' SUPPLIES. in other cities, whereby we can Adolph Katherine, b 1511 E Elm secure information of a busi- nees or private nature at rea- Advent Christian Church, Rev. J. H. Crouse, pastor, Shelby, nw cor Indiana av Aebersold Alfred F., florist, ws Silver, s of Charlestown Albrecht Mary K., helper, b 1306 Ekin av Aemmer Albert, driver Paul Reising Brew Co., r 1312 Chal tres sonable rates. Reference: In- quiry invited of any bank or business firm in Louisville. Cities Adolph Edw. A., mach hand, r 1511 E Elm Adolph Jos., boilermkr, r 259 Ealy Both Telephones 1719 988 Fourth Avenue LOUISVILLE, KY. Albrecht Michael, currier Ind. Leather Co., r 1306 Ekin av Alden August, driver E. T. Slider, r 43 E 10th Agnew A. Edw., sign writer H. K. Douglas, r 110 W Main Agnew Fred L., painter, r 136 W Main Aldrich Alex., tel opr P., C., C. & St. Ly. Ry. Co., r 1743 E Spring Agnew Wmn. R., painter, r 511 E Water Aldrich Covey H., film opr Switow New Grand Theater, b 202 E Mkt Akers Albert, b 109 Culbertson av, S. G. GEORGE E. STEINHAUER, WALL PAPER CO. Home Phone | LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS, , Akers . Albert M., tel opry r 328 E 12th Aldrich Geo. H., b 808-Vincennes Akers Chas., currier Ind. Leather .Co., r ws Old Vincen Aldrich Harry C., stenog, r 808 Vincennes rd, n of Cherry Alexander Benj. B., c, janitor P. O., r 208 Ealy Akers Chas. W., tel opr K. & I. Terminal R. R. Co., r 191 Alexander Bert A., c, grocer, 620 State Alexander Chas., c, lab Conrad-Kammerer Glue Co. Center Cumb. Phone Akers Edgar J., b 1915 Center .

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New Albany-Jeffersonville City Directory, 1915-1916, Part 3

Author: Caron Directory CO. Publication date: 1916 Publisher: Number of Pages:

Author: Caron Directory CO.
Publication date: 1916
Publisher:
Number of Pages: