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Oliver C. Bullock, 38-year-old proprietor of the Bullock Tri-State Machine Shop at 319 Eighth street, was shot to death in a sudden blaze of bullets in a cafe…
Frank Boyett wrote about the 1914 Tornado: Dangerous weather took Henderson for a spin 100 years ago to devastating effect, killing two, injuring many more and wreaking major…
EARLY HISTORY OF SPOTTSVILLESpottsville, in Henderson County, was first established as a precinct and voting place in 1860. However, back in 1833 before the locks were constructed at…
Norris Priest, then president of the Henderson Lions Club, is presenting a gift certificate to Mr. Arthur G Fambrough. Mr. Fambrough was the successful bidder of a copy…
Confederate Shot Cut Short Career of Partisan Ranger Capture of Evansville… Johnson’s Forlorn Hope By J. ROBERT SMITH From farms and factories they flocked to the Confederate colors…
Catherine Cruse Ewing was born on 7 Jan 1919 to Clyde Cruse and Goldie Johnson. Catherine was married to Robert Ewing. Catherine was killed on 26 Apr 1942…
Realtor Escapes Present in 1913 Auto By JUDY JENKINS As one of Henderson’s more controversial businessmen, Woodring Fryer frequently is at loggerheads with city and county bureaucracies.Those real…
The Quill was a Paper Devoted to the Interest and Encouragement of High School life. The Quill was formed in 1912 by the class of “1913,” being published…
