Madison March 24 Curated Local Notices and Obituaries
Residents and visitors appear in Madison and nearby towns with updates on visits births deaths and legal matters. Notables include guests from Frankfort and Warsaw, a two year old burial at Hebron, probate and court notes, a smoking tobacco market report, and historic reference to Charles A Korbly born in 187? with long congressional career starting 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alexander Korbly
Congress
Indiana
Madison
Charles A
Mary A. Korbly
Indianapolis
Isabel Stephens Palmer
Indi@apolis
Indianapolis Star
Death of John Birck at 22 Noted in Local Notice
John Birck elder son of Mr and Mrs Nicholas Birck of Rural Route 2 Abot city died Tuesday after a brief illness believed to be stomach or bowel trouble. Funeral to be held Monday at St Anthony's China with services pending father Nicholas Birck expected to arrive from Ritlands Cal. Birck survived by siblings Sylvia Frances Clarence Philip and a host of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
John Birek
Nicholis Birek
Ihural
Phillip
Ures
Henry Birek
Isita Reauds
Rediaig
Birch
Trai
Madison
St. Anthony’s Church
China
Sybtilla
Frances
Messrs
Clarence
Philip
John Birck
Mia
Nicholas Birck
Henry, Hil
Henry Birck
Edw. Bolnacfen
Schneider
Birck
Tru
Nicholas Kirel
Ritlands
Cal
Ira
Isiex
Death of Elmer Dryden Sainted by Community
Elmer Dryden 24 son of W R Dryden of near Dupont died in North Dakota after traveling with two married brothers who held government land claims. He was praised for exemplary character and many friends in the county mourn his untimely passing. Burial expected in Dupont cemetery. Juniata Council No 230 D of P reported an enthusiastic meeting with Great Pocahontas Lulu B Little present. She also visited Silver Heel Council Bethlehem before departing for Markland Indiana to visit D of P councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dryden
Dupont
North Dakota
Elmer
Dupont Cemetery
Juniata Council
D. of P
Pythian
Great Pocahontas
Lulu B. Little
Silver Heel Council
Bethlehem
Council of D. of P
Markland
Ind
Mrs Lover Tower Wright Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Lover Tower Wright of New Castle Indiana died at her home last Friday after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Sunday in New Castle. She was the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Tower of New Castle formerly of Madison. Survived by husband, parents, two sisters and seven brothers. All relatives attended the funeral. She was the first of ten children to die in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Spann
Manville
Hebron
Ida Belle Wash
Midway
Trimble County
Eeanor Wyatt
Carrollton
Florence Irere
Henry Miller
Scood Presbyterian Church
Springdale
W. T. Benefiel
North Jefferson Street
Belleview
Sam Smith
Asault
William Ward
McKay
Jeffersonville
Lover
Towy Wright
Lindsay
New Castle
Mra. Wright
Vena Tower
Mra
Ira Tower
Newcastle
Ind
Fred
Benjamin
Charles
Louis
William
Florence Jester
Harrison Abbott
Welland
Land transfers and a presidential speech summary
Frances M Rogers and husband deed 58 acres in Monroe township to Avery Jordan and wife for 1500 dollars. Avery Jordan and wife transfer 40 acres in Monroe township to Frances A Rogers for 1500 dollars. Donna Benham heirs sell Kent property to Thomas D Logan for 500 dollars. Andrew B Hutsell and wife sell 40 acres in Salusa township to Bloomfield Hutsell for 435 dollars. Vice President Thomas R Marshall, for the President, spoke at San Francisco during the Canal and Exposition period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances M. Rogers
Avery Jordan
Monroe Township
Frances A. Rogers
Donna Benham
Thomas D. Logan
Kent
Andrew B. Hutsell
Bloomfield Hutsell
Salus da
Thomas R Marshall
San Francisco
California
Dam 39 work above Vevay to start May first
Dam project above Vevay set to begin May 1 with site work and preparations. Local reports note early construction activity and oversight by county authorities amid seasonal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dam
Vevay
Aleck Histon
Columbus
Frank Felder
New Albany
Squire Stuart
Robert Turner
Costes
Beecher Lauderbaugh
Switzerland County
Indianapolis
Bedford High School Players Stage White Mountain Boy
Bedford Kentucky high school dramatists presented The White Mountain Boy to a Milton audience with strong town reception. Cast included Salem Towne and Byron Hood with others earning praise for polished performances. Prospective showings in Madison are possible and Bryan Hood Elmo Barnes and Robert B. Clem received notable acknowledgment for their talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Milton
White Mountain
White Mountains
Madison
Bryan Hood
Elmo Barnes
Robert B. Clem
Characers
Salem Towne
Byron Hood
Mark Dupley
Byron Bacon Black
Daisy Beckwith
Lovina Stanley
Kinschen
Blanche Stanley
Mia, Towne
Court News and Local Notices From Huntington
Sulzer and Bear filed a suit against Edna Messmore and Norval Horton on statutory charges. Frank Moody the administrator of the Thos. McCreary estate had the final report approved. The Indiana Knights and Ladies of Honor plan the next encampment in Huntington on August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulzer & Bear Today
Edna Messmore
Norval Horton
Frank Moody
Thos. McCreary
Huntington
Indiana Knights and Ladies of Honor
Veteran Indiana soldier and Courier veteran retires
A Recunier at Two W. W. Crozier of Sadison Illinois and M Norris, Sunday March V, were old boyhood friends and comrades in the famous Sixth Indiana Volunteers the first from Indiana to enlist in the Civil War. Crozier long served as a punter and expert journalist with the Courier for 47 years before resigning. He started a new job at a gift shop and is enjoying success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Crozier
Sadison
M. Norris
Mosc. V
Adnes
Indiana
Mr. Crozier
Beyan
M.diyon Courier
Devil
The
Courier
Scott County Journal
Indictment in Greenseburg for first degree murder after pistol duel
Samuel Coulter of Greensburg was indicted for murder in the first degree following a February 13 pistol duel that mortally wounded farmer Frank Beagle. Coulter’s trial is set to begin April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Samuel Coulter
Frank Beagle
Contractor Claims Tampering Caused Grand Stand Collapse
Louis Brandt of Brandt Brothers swore tampering caused the Marshall notification grand stand collapse in Indianapolis in 1811. Trade data show breadstuffs exports for eight months ending February 28 rose by 241,875,942 dollars from the prior year. Beef shipments abroad also surged. Sunflowers are widely grown in southern Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Louis Brandt
Brandt Brothers
Bowser's Night of Speech Struggles Ends With a Walk
A domestic farce follows Mr Bowser as he battles to deliver a political speech. Amid interruptions from a cat and a barking dog, he tires to form coherent oratory about Washington and 1916. Mrs Bowser interrupts, forcing him to vent outside in the night.
Diplomatic Encouragement in a Cigars Exchange
In Yonkers Statesman style dialogue a young man offers a cigar to an older patron, who declines politely. The donor reveals he sought the daughter but learns she has chosen another. The father replies with a wry remark about inheritance of two hands as he enjoys the smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonkers
Not all ties on railroads between New York and Chicago
Yor ick Hara contemplates writing to the Interstate Commerce Commission to report a precise tally of railroad ties. Hamlet Fatt questions the plan as Hara claims to know the exact count between New York and Chicago, reflecting a comic exchange in the Louisville Courier-Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Yorick Hara
Hamlet Fatt
New York
Chicago
Louisville Courier-Journal
Man For the Place
A brief quip from the New York Weekly about a reader offering to take blame for any mistakes in the paper. The exchange frames a humorous take on responsibility and proofreading duties in editorial work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talttor
New York Weekly
Widow Reflects On Husband Who Belonged To Six Lodges
A widow recalls her late husband as a man of excellent qualities. Neighbors say he was a good man, though she admits she did not know him well personally. He was affiliated with six lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post Dispatch
The Smart Little Boy and the Maple Syrup
George admires maple syrup for flavoring bread but the cook remains obdurate and hides the syrup titillating the tale with a sly slipping of syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mier Izibeth O Ian
Frankefort, Ky
Will Teda
Tyiniel Neal
Orr Bowie
Warsaw
Harry Radley
Cemetery Street
Joho Murphy
West Main Street
Cincinnati
Mises Jennie Smith
W. S. Harper
Gallatin County
Hk. W. Cocherin
R. A. Johnson
John Wallace
North East Street
Elmer Dryden
Lovena Tower Wright
Mias
Alice J. Peddie
Sandusky, C
Arthur Patrick
Tolera HK
Richard Son
Lancaster Township
Yesterdy
Arch Gordon
Wirt
Sadie S. Wolf
George Smith
Telegraph Hill
John Spelz
R. R. 11
Pearl Packing Plant
Peter C. Pecar
Scott’s Garden
J. W. Thomas
Will G. Heberhart
North Madison
C. J. Gaskill
John Gaskill
Crawfordaville
Gaskill
Fred RR. Davis
Cone
Christian Church
Mayville
Ford Autos
M.M. Laidley
Harry Demarce
Oscar Olliver
Frank Wooten
Hanover
Clarence Lyons
Brookeburyr
Ak. R. No. 1
Chas. Gordon
Cofield-Barber Co
W. Trow Co
Madison Telephone Co
David Johnson
Willis Copeland
Canaan
W.T. Harley
Wallace Fewell
Mise Mayme Pitcher
Coupeler
Fred Stacy
Madigan
R. A. J. McKanaad
Ford
Iafiergon Street
Murais
Hill and
Demaree
John W. Sample
J. W. Jessup
Mr. Demaree
Main
Wanut Streets
New Place
Cates
Mr. Joss
Bedford H. S
Court News
Sam Coulter
Russia
Mr. Bowser
McClure Per Siudiente
Tecoeer
Pep Jemi
Bowser
Gheonle
Boweer
Peutoon
Tim
John
Quistion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!