Local notices, deaths, sales, and births in Madison area
The Madison Herald reports on births to Mr and Mrs Larkin Jacobs of Nutta Madison a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Peter Polo ea. Rev Mr Solomon begins a two week revival near Columbus. several residents travel to Louisville and Birmingham for work and visits. Yesterdays tobacco sales reached 123000 pounds at 82.8 cents average with top 2150. Final settlement filed by Madison Safe Deposit Trust Co as administrator for the late Fred W Eckert. Funeral services for Elizabeth Cheney of Hanover conducted at Hanover Presbyterian Church. Several local families visit, travel, or recover from illness with updates on hospital and home care. A dry Lexington county is reported with bootleg activity and a warning about dynamite on doors. The Syracuse Lodge and Madison Lodge hold a degree and drill ceremony with attendees and an orchestra providing music and a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyora
Toe Mien Doeee
Rae
Aplratdis
Hig
Hr. Solomon
Columbus
A. F. Douglas
Ryker’s Redze
Ker
Otolin
Willam
Urapmont Street
Madison Safe Deposit &Trust Co
Fred W. Eckert
E. M. Johnson
Plana Ls
Johnson
Bleie Jenkins
John Boyd
Harrison Pogue
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Noble
Indianapolis
Mary Autle
Lexington
Scott County
Elizabeth
Howard Cheney
Hanover
Hanover Presbyterian Church
J.S. Hawk
Hanover Cemetery
Phillip Bierck
Richmond
John Bierck
Herald Office
Peter Bierck
Chioa
Madison
Mra
Reed Laundry Shower Honors Miss Mayme Willick
Employer of the Reed Bros laundry hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mayme Willick at her parents’ east Fourth street home. The event celebrated her upcoming marriage to Henry Knoebel, a Herald compositor, with the couple planning to wed soon after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed Bros
Mayme Willick
Veter Willik
East Fourth Street
Henry Knoebel
Miss Willick
Reed Jaudry
R. Knoebel
The
Herald
Runaway Boys Return Home After Shelter Visit
Two young boys ran away and traveled by boat before seeking food and shelter at Mrs. Scothingly's home in Bethlehem. They were identified and returned to Madison after Chief Jenkins was alerted. The youths were grateful and reunited with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolly
Sinner
Bethlehem
Scothingly
Hanover
Madison
Jenkins
Negro Assailant Escape Shocks Community
Police believe Henry Gibson, 15, white, was cut by Carl Tyree, 18, colored, near the colored church on Poplar Street. Gibson, who was recovering, claims no knowledge of the attacker. Tyree is the prime suspect in the knife attack as the boy vanished after drawing his money and authorities search for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gibson
Poplar Street
Carl Tyree
Jamea ‘Tyree
Michiga Road
Gibson
Local notices and obituaries from a small town
The page lists multiple obituaries and notices including James Weatherby aged 74 who died at the county house and will be buried at Corn Creek Kentucky, Miss Rossa Hamilton visiting Fall Kentucky, Mrs. Diik wife of John Diik of Dupont dying at Deany Sanitarium, and funeral plans in Manville. Also notes include property transfers on Mulberry Street, age and illness details, church and community events, and locals mentioned by name with ages and connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Weatherby
Aayin
Corn Creek
Sinking of a British vessel and crew losses reported
An Sunday report from Wales notes the sinking of the British Alba after a German attack. Survivors were rescued, many passengers and crew drowned, and medical corps attended the injured. Submarine debris and wreckage were later sighted near Honolulu. divers investigated the find as attempts to raise the vessel continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
Wales
Alba
Arine
Honolulu
Lala
Property Transfers and Acreage in Madison County Records
George Holtzman via attorney to Gustin for 80 acres in Monroe township at 4000 dollars. Andrew B Hutsel and wife transfer 35 acres in Saluda township to George B McLellan for 450 dollars. Thomas B McGregor to William H Heberhart lots in Scott's Garden for 400. Mary R Pecar and husband to William G Heberhart property in Scott’s Garden for 1400. Madison Coal Co to Nicholas A Kremer a lot on Firatet for 5. Benjamin Honecker and wife to James Q Connolly and wife 160 acres in Saluda township for 5000. Albert B Cole co Perry E F Bear property in North Madison for 224. Coffee grown wild in German East Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holtzman
Gustin
Monroe
Andrew B. Hutsel
George B. McLellan
Saluda
Thomas B. McGregor
William H. Heberhart
Scott’s Garden
Mary R. Pecar
William G. Heberhart
Scotta Garden
Madison Coal Co
Nicholas A. Kremer
Firatet
Benjamin Honecker
James QO. Connelly
Saluda Tp
Albert B. Cole
Perry EF. Bear
North Madison
Threatened Bosphorus attack and war updates flash
Reports from Petrograd and Berlin detail a Russian bombardment of the Bosphorus near Constantinople while Turkish defenses fall back. Italian martial law readies April first with controls on telegraphs. Other dispatches note Russian advances in Hungary and Poland and Kluck's wounding. Church of Scotland lists 1,800 ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Russia
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Constantinople
Bosphoria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred. Shure
Clay Township
Bartholomew County
Iowa
George Stewart
Birmingham, Ale
Stewart
Brown Bros. Lumber Co
Louisville
Nancy Crittendon
Archie Adcock
Elmer Crittenden
Schneider
Sellernburg
Fred Rawlings
Richard
Kokomo
Fred Grace
Grace
Bea Reed
Dava
John Herring
Thomas Benefield
Heebrow
Franklin
Syracuet Hs
Lodge
Waier
Mitic
Meare
Louis Bensor
Willen Berech
Verne Ramery
Partour Beushfield
Handomv Buffee
Andidates
Degree Team
Dre Am
Consudidie O
Fred Schneider
D. J. Garber
C. A. Dihammer
Charles Umbach
John Coing
Lute Bowen
Louis Lory
John W Bishop
A.H. McGlaeson
Kas J Scott
Paul Myera
Sturion
J. O. Schofield
Madison Lodge
Drill Tosa
John Has
Ger W. Welly
Danie Hinde
Enoch Sheriock
Edward Phillips
Melvin Blackard
Wm. Luckett
George Black
Harry T. Jones
Ray Eckert
Andrew Augustine
Wm. Clark
Jesse Adama
Clifford Hana
Lucien Bowen
David Reed
Chas
J. Hoffman
Peter Golden
Ruacwe Boys
Rome
Madison, Marcie OS
Ie Valat
Mira
Joli Scholl
Fred Hawkins
Crozier Thafternoon
Peter C. Pecar
Jon A “Uret
Mulberry Street
Rossa Hamilton
Fall
Tie Wim
Potter
Vi- Mabel
Hoe Somoon
Catherine
Laura Bloom
Ierta
Misa
Hag
Phillip Bierek
Richi and
Wer
Henry Bivreh
Bierek
Plsory
Tila
Neo
DR Dyer
Ded Vorfordar
Bier
Manville
Clements Zepf
St. Meinrod’s College
Joho Gierek
Pati
Fox and Daughter
Cod
Pasihba Perex
Adeweed Bolensafen
Husry
Joho Biseck
Antioch Grange
Gus
Billy
Alexander and
Sauley
Mikescoll
Alfred Ada Georg
Todey
Éfp
Aniah Loyd
Lloyd
Volga
T'Re County
Yaora
Ine
Viaboo County
Tuhdd Feltewa
Ae Ate Reproduevalie Herald
Vo Terald
Sey
Nelly
Atudis
Ramoua Artigta
Christy
Roushe
Iay
Barnard
Georg
Nellie
Ion
Dak
Coats DB
Taye Waa
Apoe
Scott Comne Sossata
Lefense
Toad
Mornig
John Pecial
Fred L
Yarnall Et al
Real
iJetaar
Charles ‘Cen
James Hastie
Cabes
Bladian Bs Ag
vooWas
Siward Otto Cosby
Real Esatate Prausiers
German East Africa
Frea
Humphreys
Humphreys’ Rameddies
Infante
Mpfdpcine CO
Ayn Guerial
Deo York
Hte
Ebersole
N. T. Drake
Masonic
Ite Madison Investment CO
Jodiana Title Association Makers of
Jeferson County
Rishert Blook
Madison, Ind
Bossphorus
Italy
Dukla Pass
Carpasthians
Saros
Poland
Skwa
Pilica
Berlin
Alexander von Kluck
Parsis
East Prussia
Tilsit
Tauroggen
Krasnopol
Italian War Department
Church of Scotland
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!