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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1915

Page

6

Marble Corner incident hints at spring marble game traditions

A fragmented article reflects on boys playing marbles as a spring sign and ties it to questions of justice and character. It also records the obituary of Margaret Elatoe, detailing her birth October 18, 1872 near Lawrenceburg, marriage to John Lik on November 6, 1892, and death March 19 after a surgical operation, with church associations and survivors noted.

Marlles United States Margaret Elaote Bush James Pacue Harcety Lewrenes Deel Marien Madison Trind Iro Soe John Lik Martie Corner Ilisenion Jensie Uertie Earl Ergard Chuc

Obituary of Geneva Elizabeth Golden

Geneva Elizabeth Golden was born May 1 1913 in Bedford Indiana to Wesley and Charlotte Golden. She died March 28 1915 after illness from bronchial pneumonia. The funeral was held at Marble Cove r church with Rev Bailiff officiating and burial in Marble Corner cemetery. Pallbearers were Ina Anderson Bessie Wildman Ida Anderson and Mollie Anderson.

Geneva Elzabeth Wesley Charlotte Golden Bedford Ind Hdd Adams Marble Ceovur Bailiff Marble Corner Ina Anderson Bessie Wildman Ida Anderson Mollie Anderson

Local residents embark on travel and events in Madison

Mr. Guy Matthews and Mr. D C Wilber depart for Indianapolis. Mrs. Nelson Jaynes returns home from Columbus. Edward Jeffries moves to a new Wirt farm. People shuttle to Evansville Sullivan Muncie and Martinaville for business and services. A country home fire near Carrollton Ky. affects insurance. Funeral services for Mrs. Tate held. district conference of church leaders plans. Sheriff takes two women to prison. a Knights of Pythias meeting grants rank. Social events include a wedding announcement and a charity gathering with winners listed.

Guy Matthews Indianapolia Tyree A. Harvin Evansville Nelson Jaynes Ig Columbus D. C. Wilber Rising Sun Edward Jeffries Wirt Wil! Phillips Lancaster Township Champ Kahn Rev. S. Long Sullivan, Lod Thomas A. McLaughlin Martinaville Y.C. Terrell Broadway Baptist Church Muncie T. M. Brown Louisville William P. Brown Flrence Cochran Carrollton, Ky D.C. Rankin U. S Indianapolis W. A. Oldfather Tan Tlinois State University Urbana Heary Oldfather Hanover William Tate Heary Scholsc H. D. Gordon Carmel ‘Pied Presbyterian Church Nev Sehuiuck John Guanion Jadiagapolis Madison Lodge Knights of Pythias Floyd Eaglin Dock McGuire Carrollton Florel Jennie . Graham George M. Daily P.N. Kestner W A. Millis Green Culbertson Lela Garritt Brownstown Preabys¢ring Missionary Societies Sheriff McKay Zarilda Mikesell Matt Adams Female State Francisco

Notice of liquor license application for Central Hotel Madison

Dora Welch, proprietor of the Central Hotel, Madison Indiana, will apply at the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners May term 1015 for a license to sell spirituous and vinous liquors in quantities less than a quart and five gallons with drinking on premises. The premises are 305 Mulberry Street Madison in an annex to the Central Hotel, a three story brick building with 25 furnished rooms.

Dora Welch Central Hotel Madison Madison Township Jefferson County State of Indiana Board of Commissioners County of Jefferson Mulberry Street City of County of Jefferson Old Town Second Street Indiana Ooosu Building Grant J. Zoeller Board of County Commissioners West Street City of Madison Second

Auto Line Opportunity Announcement

An opportunity to buy an auto and start a line between Madison and Lamb or Madison and Vevay. The Carrollton trade at Lamb is available, with two or three daily trips feasible and more if needed. Parcel and passenger carrying could be profitable, with careful management.

John Coleling Gale Madison Lamb Vevay Carrollton Ciarraliton Ecema

Ownership statement for The Weekly Herald 1915

Ownership and management disclosure for The Weekly Herald Madison Indiana as of April 1 1915 lists editors M H Cochrane and John B Niesse Jr managers John B Niesse Jr publisher The Herald Company owners M H Cochrane and John B Niesse Jr plus Joseph IF Niesse guardian and Joseph IF Niesse Madison Ind. No bonds or other security holders holding 1 percent plus. Notarized by J K Weyer April 6 1915.

Weekly Herald Madison Indiana M. H. Cochrane John B. Niesse, Jr Ind John B.niesse, Jr the Herald Company, Incorporated Joseph IF Niesse, Guardian Niesse J. K. Weyer

King Alphonso of Spain Serves as British Army General

A report states King Alphonso of Spain holds a general’s role in the British army. The claim notes his high rank within imperial forces, reflecting a notable royal military connection.

King Alphonso of Spain

Notice of Renewal Application for Liquor License Madison Indiana

Indianapolis Brewing Company seeks renewal of its wholesale license to sell spirituous vinous and malt liquors to families consumers and customers as an incident to its manufacturing business at 114 Pearl Street Madison Jefferson County Indiana. The filing targets the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners at the May 1915 term. T. B. McGregor Attorney.

Indianapolis Brewing Company Indiana Madison Madison Township County of Jefferson State of Indiana Board of Commissioners County of Jefferson State of City of Jefferson County Henderson and Pearl Street T. B. McGregor

Marble Corner Items Highlight Local Callers and Visitors

A list of residents and visitors reports several Dupont business callers including Arthur Cripe, R E Kirk, Dave and Willie Cripe, Lester Wildman, and Mamie Rochat of Indianapolis. Others travel to Needmore Madison Versailles Cross Plains Seymour Bedford and Bellevue with social and church visits noted.

Arthur Cripe Dupont Clarence Wildman Mamie Roehat Indianapolis R. E. Kirk Dave Willie Cripe Claude Willoughby Butlerville Lester Wildman Lizzie Belle Thomas Needmore Pete Qiehn S.G. Anderson Madison Charlie Eake Andrew Eake S. L. Cripe Mollie Anderson Reece Rogers Marble Valley Emma Jordan St. Magdalene Anna Backer Florence Oshier Seymour Kate Mitchell Andrew Willard Farran Versailles Eugene Jarvis Cross Plains Stanly Derington Madigan Missea Bessie Wildman Mamie Rochat Wesley Golden Bedford J. W. Hash Bellevue

Couple Die Within Minutes at Lanegville Home

Corydon Indiana April 5 Mr and Mrs John Gresham aged couple died at their Lanegville home within minutes of each other after a long marriage of more than fifty years.

Corydon, Ind John Gresham Lanegville County

Renewal Application for Madison Liquor License 1915

Grant J. Zoeller seeks renewal of a retail liquor license for vinous malt and spirits sold and consumed on premises at 302 West Street Madison Jefferson County Indiana. The notice covers the May 1915 Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners term with detailed property description and building layout.

Milton Kentucky Notes and Local Gossip Update

Mil ton Kentucky items recall Emily Stewart living with daughter in Marion Indiana now with son A J Stewart. Mis a Liz a Preston returns from North Madison. Roba Perkingon and Lula Welch visit from Ward s Hotel Milton. Enoch Wood and daughter Ethel attend a greeting at Union Grove. Ben Wainscott ill with ptomaine poisoning but improving. Will Cull and son Hays visit from Marion Indiana. Sunday School to be organized at Pleasant View church on Sunday March 11.

Emily Stewart Annie Cull Marion Ind A. J. Stewart Mise Liza Preston Ella Kidwell North Madison Roba Perkingon Lula Welch Ward’s Milton Enoch Wood Ethel Union Grove Ben Wainscott Will Cull Hays Pleasant View Church

Dixie Highway route panel named for Chicago to Miami road

A fourteen member commission from seven sponsor states will pick the Dixie Highway route from Chicago to Miami. Governors of Indiana Illinois Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and Florida authorized to choose. Decision follows a stormy Dixie Highway Association session. Boxing is taught in Australia’s state schools.

Chattanooga Tenn Chicago Miami Indana Ilinois Ohio Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Florida Dixie Highway Association Australia

Wheat and livestock prices from market report

Market notes list prices and receipts for wheat corn oats hay and livestock. Cattle steers heifers cows and calves hogs and pigs show ranges in value per hundredweight with receipts around thousands. Overall market activity reflected steady and good to choice quality across categories.

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Horse Runs Away After Car Fears Injure Jeffersonville Couple

In Jeffersonville Indiana a horse owned and driven by John Slaughter bolted twice after autos frightened it. Slaughter and his wife received bad bruises while their boy was unharmed. The wagon was wrecked when the horse hit a fence during the escape. In Jersey City Gordon Knapp and three others drowned when their car plunged through a river bridge draw.

Jeffersonville Ind John Slaughter Slaughter Jersey City Gordon Knapp Karney, River Bridge Draw

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