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Audubon Tablet Duly Dedicated With CeremonyHenderson Morning Gleaner Friday, May 15, 1925 Pausing amidst the hum of business quite a large crowd gathered at Mann Brothers DepartmentStore yesterday…
*Note that some of the language and topics are inappropriate in today’s world* Memories of HendersonBy HENRY C. DIXON Some customs and doings in Henderson, in my early…
East End Hustlers, including L. B. Culley, C. L. Eastwood, and M. Silverman. HENDERSON DAILY JOURNAL, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1914
H. Boog, of Kentucky Bakery, Starts Out With Load of the Stuff. With the intention of feeding the hungry if any were found in the Green river country,…
HENDERSON, Ky.. Sept. 27.-(Special)-John Jewell, 31. was stabbed to death Tuesday night at Powell and Letcher Streets.Fred Ellis, 64, who police said had a fight with Jewell, is…
Sad story of VanVactor murder. As their 12-year-old daughter looked on, a Henderson father murdered his estranged wife by pumping four bullets into her back, and then fatally…
HOME TOWN – Introducing Your Neighbors In The Tri-State
Joni Watkins, left, and Brock Goldsberry and Kathy Ashby are ready for the Henderson Arts Council’s Carousel of Arts fair, which will be held from 10 in the…
Frank G. Schmitt’s Smoke Shop, 226 N. Main Street, ran a 3 part advertisement in the Gleaner containing twisted word sentences in 1911. 1) EW ASHER URO OSTIFPR…
The Gleaner has made arrangements to give the greatest popularty contest ever offered by a newspaper outside of the metropolitan press.Twenty young ladies will be given a free…
Henderson police escort a truck carring a house as it passes the railroad bridge on Water Street. The house is being moved by Marty Girten of Waverly from…