Madison Herald notices of deaths and travel plans
Mrs. J L Moore and children from Columbus visit relatives in Madison. Mr. and Mrs. W S Pender of Saluda county depart for Peria New Mexico for extended family visits. Barbara Schlereth travels to Cincinnati for Herman Schnockelberg funeral. Ma ry Hertz and Mrs Joseph Seiwert attend Cincinnati funeral. Herman Schnockelberg dies in Cincinnati aged about 68. funeral planned from Holy Trinity Church. Mrs F H Weiman and John Paul Jamison go to Carthage for John Jamison funeral aged 68. Robert Jamison of Madison is his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Pender
Saluda Tp
Perea, N. M
Barbara Schlereth
Cincinnati
Herman Schneckelberg
Joseph Seiwert
Mary Hertz
Herman Schnockelborg
John Denzer
Schneckelberg
Holy Trinity Church
Court News: Ely Pleads, Escapes, Gets Longer Sentence
Edward Ely, an habitual offender, arraigned before Judge Griffith and fined $100 with 30 days on the penal farm and disfranchised for two years. He attempted to escape en route to jail and hid in a Walnut street clothes basket before being recaptured. He faces a two to five year term under the penitentiary act for the escape attempt. Sarah Jacobs found guilty of pandering and sentenced to four years in the women’s prison plus a $300 fine. Annam Sherman granted a divorce from Solomon Sherman. several cases to quiet title heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ely
Reformatory
Griffith
Monroe
Ely
Court House
Walnut Street
Main
Alexander
Michigan City
Sarah Jacobs
Land Transfers and Quitclaim Notices in Multiple Townships
Property deeds show Robert L. Francis transferring to Rebecca J. Francis and heirs a Shelby township farm for 1600 dollars. James R. Henry and wife to John A. Banks and others 21 acres in Graham township for nominal consideration. George A. Addieman and wife to Oscar B. Skinner and wife 86 acres in Lancaster township for 2500 dollars. Carlos R. McGuire and wife quit claim to Ora L. McGuire on west Third Street. Ella E. Wilson heirs to William W Wilson Sr 95 acres in Saluda township quit claim for 500 dollars. Alfred Adams to Sophia Sherlock four acres in Madison township for nominal consideration. Note mentions Paloma may mean either the pizza or the dove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Francis
Rebecca J. Francis
Shelby Township
James R. Henry
John A. Banks
Graham Township
George A. Addieman
Oscar B. Skinner
Lancaster Township
Carlos R. McGuire
Ora L. McGuire
West Third Street
Ella E. Wilson
William W Wilson, Sr
Saluda
Alfred Adams
Sophia Sherlock
Madison
James Tarpy Dies After Illness in Madison Home
James Tarpy age 58 longtime head teamster for Trow Milling Co. died at 9 30 pm at his east First street home after a two week illness. He was born in Madison son of Mrs Mary Tarpy and the late Michael Tarpy Sr and his wife predeceased him. Survived by his widowed mother sister Mrs Charles Holman West Madison brother Edward Tarpy city and nephew James Tarpy Cincinnati. He served 35 years at Trow flour mills and was a member of St Michael's Church. He was quiet kind and generous and will be mourned by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Weiman
John Paul
Carthage
John Jamison
Caledonia
Jamison
Robert Jamison
James Tarpy
Charles Holman
West Madison
Edward Tarpy
City
Cincinnati
Trow
St. Michael's Church
Mrs Henry Schad Dies in Indianapolis After Illness
Mrs Dolly Jones Schad 35 died at home in Indianapolis after a lingering illness. She was born in Milton Kentucky to the late Benjamin Franklin Jones and his wife. Survived by husband Henry Schad and five children, plus several brothers and sisters. The Schads moved from Madison to Indianapolis ten years ago where he worked as a street car motorman. Funeral arrangements not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Jones Schad
Henry Schad
Madison
Indianapolis
Hal Jones
Noah Jones
Milton
Benjamin Franklin Jones
Schid
Capital
Funeral for Richard Hoagland Held at West Main Home
The funeral took place Sunday at 2:30 PM from the residence of Richard Hoagland’s sister Mrs. Charles C. Ames on West Main Street. Rev. W. T. Kieble of West Madison Methodist Church conducted services. Interment was at Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers Thomas Lochard George Lotz Irvin Furnish Ed McKinney Richard Layton John Holwager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hoagland
Charles C. Ames
West Main Street
W. T. Kieble
West Madison Methodist Church
Springdale Cemetery
Thomas Lochard
George Lotz
Irvin Furnish
Ed. McKinney
Richard Layton
John Holwager
Pleasant Point church services and community notes
Pleasant Point reports filled worship at Sunday services despite weather and a strong Sunday school turnout. B Y P U led by John Corya. next week led by Mrs Alstott. Local families visited relatives, and Mrs Charles George mourns sister Ella Caldwell in Cincinnati. Mamie Trinkle to Madison for operation. Wm Lyons ill but improving. A blood stained purse found near Mary Fanny Brookbank’s Jeffersonville home links to a murder investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pooles
Wirt
John Corya
Alstott
John Kinnear
Alta
Martha
Henry Kinnear
Middlefork
Frank McGee
Charles George
Cincinnati
Ella Caldwell
Mamie Trinkle
Madison
Denny
Wm. Lyons
Mary Fanny Brookbank
Jeffersonville
Local Minute News Passengers note Democratic District Convention
Madison reports several citizens including Edward Stanton Judge Francis Griffith and Marion Williamson traveled to North Vernon for the Democratic District Convention. Country officials like Edward Prewatt attended similarly. The Trimble County Circuit Court opened a light spring term in Bedford for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stanton
North Vernon
Francis M. Griffith
Trimble County
Bedford
Curtis Marshall
Renewal of license to sell intoxicating liquors Madison IN
Edward Flynn of Madison Jefferson county Indiana posts notice he will apply to the Jefferson county Board of Commissioners in May 1916 for renewal of his license to sell spirituous vinous and malt intoxicants at retail in quantities under a gallon and under five gallons with drinking on premises at 319 South Jefferson Street Madison. The described premises include a front ground floor room of a two story brick building facing Jefferson Street with five doors and specific interior dimensions and access to adjacent rooms and stairways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Flynn
Madison
Jefferson
Indiana
Madison Township
Board of Commissioners
Jefferson County
Old Town
City of
Jefferson Street
Main
Second Streets
Saich City
Oflows
Jefferson Steet
Trent
Hotel
Second Street
City
East Second Street
William HH. Demuaree
Hotel Jefferson
Fred W. Pfortner
Board of County Commissioners
City of Madison
Madison, Ind
Ryker s Ridge Baptist reorganizes Sunday school and sports recap
The Ryker s Ridge Baptist Sunday school reorganized on April 2 with officers led by Superintendent Will Carr and secretary Clyde Ryke. The note mentions a wedding bells rumor and a high school musical soon, plus basketball games where Ryker s Ridge beat North Madison 84 to 17 in the boys and 2 to 1 in the girls, with the girls undefeated this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryker’s
Walter Ryker
Ladies Bible
Bert Ryker
Brotherhood
Thad Ryker
Rykers Ridge
North Madison
Ryker’s Ridge
Ownership statement for The Weekly Herald Madison Indiana
The document records the April 1 1916 ownership and management of The Weekly Herald Madison Indiana. It lists M H Cochrane editor publisher and John B Niesse as editor and business manager, with owners including Cochrane Niesse and Joseph I Niesse guardian. No bondholders or major security holders listed. Sworn before Notary J K Weyer April 1 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Weekly Herald
Madison
Indiana
State of Indiana
County of
Jefferson
M. H. Cochrane
the Herald Company, Incorporated
John B. Niesse
Ind
Same
Joseph I. Niesse
Guardian
Joseph F. Niesse
J. K. Weyer
Hotel Jefferson seeks renewal of Madison liquor license
The Hotel Jefferson in Madison Indiana applies for renewal of its retail liquor license for on premise sale and consumption in a ground floor room on Second Street. The corporate officers M Pfortner and F W Pfortner certify appointment of William HH Demuaree as agent for sale and supervision at 120 East Second Street.
Congress In April Moves At High Speed
Washington April 3 Congress accelerates after March turmoil. Lawmakers press ahead with broad agreement on goals, facing only minor disputes over routes to reach final destinations as the session advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Population in state institutions totals 124
The Indianapolis News reports a survey of Jefferson county residents in Indiana state institutions. Hospitals for the Insane 61, Soldiers Home Lafayette 8, Soldiers and Sailors Homes Knightstown 7, School for Feeble Minded Wayne 12, Village for Epileptics Newcastle, Tuberculosis Hospital Rochville, Long Hospital Indianapolis 1, School for Deaf Indianapolis 2, School for Blind Indianapolis 1, State Prison Michigan City 11, Reformatory Jeffersonville 8, State Farm Putnamville 4, Woman's Prison Indianapolis 0, Indiana Girls School Clermont 1, Indiana Boys School Plainfield. Total 124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Indianapolis News
Lafayette
Knightstown
Wayne
Newcastle
Indianapolis
School For Deaf
School For Blind
State Prison
Michigan City
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
State Farm
Putnamville
Woman’s Prison
Indiana Girls’School
Clermont
Indiana Boys’ School
Plainfield
Renewal Application for Indiana Wholesale Liquor License
Fred W. Pfortner, a Madison Indiana wholesale dealer of vinous and spirituous liquors, intends to renew his license at the May term 1916. He describes the premises at 315 Jefferson Street, Madison, including room dimensions and building details, and notes the sale is not for on premises consumption. The notice is directed to citizens and voters of Madison City and Madison Township, Jefferson County.
Madison Brewing Co seeks renewal of liquor license in Madison Indiana
Madison Brewing Co a Indiana corporation manufacturer of malt liquors gives notice of application to the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners for renewal of license to sell malt liquors at wholesale not for on premises consumption The premises are 220 to 226 Park Avenue in the First Ward Madison Madison Township Jefferson County Indiana with parcels Lots Four Five Six and parts of Seven Eight in Marshall and Walkers Addition The filing date is April 3 1916 Madison Ind
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Brewing Company
State of
Indiana
Madison
Jefferson County
County of
Jefferson
Madison Township
Board of Commissioners
Jeffeson
Park Avenue
Lawrenceburg Road
City of
State of Indiana
Marshall and
Walker
Marshall
Ferry Street
Madison Brewing CO
Madison, Ind
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Madson, Ind
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Pleasant Point
Edward M. Prewatt
Marion Williamson
Switzerland County
W. F. McDowell
North Indiana
M. E. Conference
A.S. Hartley
West Midison
Kempton
L. E. Holwager
St. Louis
Allen Holwager
Anna Kaufinin
Albert Kaufman
Wesley Eades
Floyd Lee
West Streets
Eudes
Kremer
A.D. Oswoud
Michigan
Edward MacMarland
Ohio
Idabel
Oklo
Cecil Spring-Rice
Lansing
United States
Rochville
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