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Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1915

Page

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Local and visiting residents noted in Madison traffic report

In Naliegn March 30 Mre Heien Snyder was a Louis ville passenger this morning Mrs India Smith was a Columbus passenger on the morning train. Mr Arthur Ach is here from Lafayette for a visit to his mother Mrs M Ach. Mr Oscar Fallis of Bedford Ky was an Indianapolis passenger this morning. J Nelson Wyman and wife returned last night from Louisville. Miss Clara Greiner left for North Vernon to visit. Zerelda Mikesell bound over to circuit court on $390 bond. Blanche Ryker and Gladys Vestile left for Bloomington to attend school. Mrs Bert Francisco visiting Madison. J W McCrvach and wife registered at Indiana pavilion in San Francisco Exposition. Miss Claudine Boyer left for Cincinnati. Miss Mary Hill accompanies north to Monmouth, Il. Aus Darling and family left for Fort Wayne to visit Mr Darling’s father. Zella Marie Wiedemann improving after illness. Matt Hoffman awarded Ford garage contract on Jefferson Street. Madison Investment Co sold 80 acre tract to George B Shaddy of Switzerland Co. Elizabeth Moore, 87, ill in Madison. James Donahue and Mrs Wiedemann visiting Columbia Kimmel. later to Lancaster Mo for Barton Bailey show. Grant Zoeller to improve home on East Second Street. George Forse awarded contract. Florist scene at Hitz & Son green house described with Easter blooms and lilies in profusion.

Heien Snyder Louis Vile India Smith Columbus Arthur Ach Lafayette M. Ach J. Nelson Wyman Louisville Clara Greiner North Vernon Crozier Zerelda Mikesell Misaell Lorence Rea Blanche Ryker Gladys Vestile Bloomington Georgia Armstrong C. L. Garden Bert Francisco Montgomery Ala Hram Francisco Indiana J. W. McCrvach Madison Claudine Boyer Cincinnati Mary Hill Monmouth A. J. Darling Renan Fort Wayne Mr. Darling Mise Zella Marie Wiedemann Columbia Kimmel Harry Chapman Crawfordville Ben Reed Martha Dana Switzerland County Samuel Culbertson Mollie Moore Houser St. Louis Elizabeth Moore East Mainstreet James H. Donahue Walnut Street Donahue T. F. Wiedemann Lancaster Wiedemann Clarence Brown Martha Ross Yons Floyd James Shelbyville John Ross United Brethren Evan Scheets John Murat Beasie Climer King’s Daughters Hospital Indianapolis Minnie Reed Hanover Willard Hall R. T. Benson Virginia Benson F. P. Vail Pauline Hughes Marguerite Waltz Benson Chief Jenkins Alexander David Furnish Walter Luckett Mayor Crozier Samuel Gabel Smyrna Church William Craven Charles Doeliese

Election Trial Denials in Brant Inde. Gin Case

The Terre Haute election trial features Denials of participation and knowledge of fraud by George Ehrenhardt of the Board of Works. Witnesses including Rev. Walker and Dr. Greene testify on voting roles and alleged improper payments. Prosecutor Dailey questions Ehrenhardt about embezzlement and past jobs as bartender. defense calls character witnesses for Ehrenhardt and Masselink.

Indianapeis George Ehrenhard Terre Haute Board of Works Electi Dtor Absoluts Dailey Ehrenbardt J. E Greene Geene Parier Greens Ehbrenehardt John Masselink

Emma Scott Circle Stages Two Night Willard Hall Plays

Tickets on sale for April 8 and 9 performances at Willard Hall by Emma Scott Circle of The Kings Daughters. Limited seats per night and tickets usable only for the designated evening. Also notes funeral of Mrs Clifford Brinson at Manville church with burial in church cemetery.

Emma Scott King’s Daughters Willard Hall Prevntios Eothsiasti Emma Scott Circle Todd Clifford Brinson Manville Church

Reappointments of Deputies by State Oil Inspector

Indianapolis March 30 Behymer reappointed 31 deputies including J E Adair of Portland and John B Nicase of Madison. Fifteen failed renewal will be named tonight continuing the appointment list and replacements.

Indianapolis Behymer J. E. Adair Portland John B. Nicase Madison

Ground Breaking for King's Daughters Hospital Draws Madison Crowd

A large crowd gathered at the King’s Daughters Hospital site as ground was broken for the new facility. Bethany Circle led by Miss White and Emma Scott Circle with leaders and trustees, along with city teachers and pupils, attended the ceremony with prayers, blessings, and a first shovelful by Meyer Crozier. Also noted was the death of Miss Mollie Hughes, a Madison native, with funeral plans in Indianapolis.

King’s Daughters’ Hospital King’s Daughters’ New Hospital King's Daughters Bethany Circle Miss White Board of BE. J. Scott Emma Scott Circle Mies Melvin Blackard Citizens Committee E. E. Scott E. E. Scot Turner Meyer Crozier Scott Marcus Sulzer Madison King’s Daughters New Hospital

Funeral of Mrs Margaret Hay Hilanda

Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Hay Hilanda were held at 10 o clock this morning from the Canaan road residence with Rev Hartley in charge. Burial followed at Olive Branch. Pallbearers included Andrew Smith Fred Armand Clarence Batchlett Jacob Kurtz Peter Bennett and Valentine Heitz.

Margaret Hay Hilanda Canaan Road Hartley Olive Branch Andrew Smith Fred Armand Clarence Batchlett Jacob Kurtz Peter Bennett Valentine Heitz

Turkish Air Attacks Fire British Warship in Dardanelles

Turkish aircraft cooperate with Dardanelles forts as bombs strike a British warship, creating smoke and potential destruction amid ongoing Allied naval actions. German evacuation near Metz reported. Rheims bombardment wounds two and damages cathedral. Italy’s entry into the war delayed again, possibly indefinitely.

Constantinople Dardanellea

US Artillery Moves to Browerville Opposite Latamaras

Three batteries of the United States third artillery with 50 men and twelve field guns depart Houston for Browerville opposite Latamoras Mexico to protect American lives and property. Gen Punston to take personal command.

Houston Texas United States Third Artllery Browr Vle Latamoras Mexico Amercan Punston

Anger case seeks private sale of combined property

In a partition suit the court ordered the real estate of Wil liurn Ruy o and Leo Anger to be sold privately within ten days to cover division. The premises at Main and Pops streets house a plumbing business and residence. Separate actions include Louisville Grocery Co. v Benham with a $54 default judgment, and Lucy Cosby v Edward Cosby for support and alimony. Susie Ballard seeks divorce from Ben Ballard on cruelty and neglect.

Williurn Ruy O Leo Anger W. O. Wuh B. McGregor W.J Fortheast Main and Pops A. Anger Louisville Grocery Co Albert W. Benham Benham Iy, Scheger Louisville Gocery Co Vogel Bros. & Co A. Ia. Kemp Thos. B. McGregor Emerson Plaintill Lucy Cosby Iydward O Cosby Judge Bear John McGregor Hos Lexington Bank Susie Ballard Sulur & Bear Ben Ballard

Submarine I-4 Move Reported as Navy Notes Stream

A Navy Department dispatch from Honolulu reports that the lost submarine I-4 has been moved forward 300 feet. Other local items include marriages, illness, construction contracts on Milcrest, hospital staff changes, Tag Day plans for Willard Hall, arrests for gaming, a funeral at Smyrna church, and the burial of Samuel Gabel with six nephews as pallbearers.

Honolulu Washington Navy Department

Alabama Arrives Aiding in Naval Standoff Near Prinz Eugen

Newport News March 30 The battleship Alabama arrived with decks cleared for action to force compliance or deter a British attack in neutral waters. The launch reads the fuel must depart or intern before midnight. Boiler maker Charles Henry left for New Albany for work.

Newport News Prinz Hitel United States Alabama Charles Henry New Albany

Also Mentioned on This Page

Naliegn Oscar Fallis Bedford, Ky Grant Zoeller East Second Street George Forse Ford, Hitz & Sone North Madison The Fraucis Drinex Pfortner’s F. W. Pfortner S. Jefferson Street Moliie Hughes Agnes Gallagher Margaret Mullen Mise Mollie Hughes Mise Hughes Frank Gallagher Miss Hughes St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Holy Cross Cemetery Margaret Hay Hilande Herald Dardanelles Metz Italy Paris Heudecourt Mes Rheims Berlin Rues Tauroggen Landsturm Sys Krasnope Ami Tela Rome Ovent Meria’a J.J. Hertz Mulberry Street Court News Edw J. Meyer Tve Cattle Prime Yonker, Prep U.S. Caulidef C. A. Stanton Shoeists
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