Madison and Surrounding News Roundup Apr
Madison notes report Mary W Nicklaus returning from Asheville after a three month visit. Mary Frances Ditlender marries John W Roberson in county. several local weddings and licenses issued. Kentucky wife search for Mrs Lenny Browning underway. police urged to aid. Memorial Day plans discussed with Capt A D Vanosdol to lead efforts. Local transport updates include the Vim packet’s minor delay fixed promptly. Peach crop prospects favorable as Orchard owner Parison Johns travels to Indianapolis. Community notices include deaths, baptisms, and social visits across Madison and nearby.
Deaths and memorials mark March 20 1915 in Jefferson County
A list of deceased residents by township with ages follows a March 20 1915 event in Jefferson County Indiana covering Graham Freman Byfield Lucy Kay Glenn Cook and many others across Hanover Lancaster Madison Meoni Monroe Republican Smyrna and Smyrna townships. The record notes the Pomona Grange No 2172 memorial resolutions for Ida Schmidlap a longtime member and patron with condolences to her husband and a request to publish in local newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Ronald Carlock
Freman Byfield
Lucy Kay
Glenn Cook
Hanover
Ethel Watts
James van Antwerp
Wykoff Boticroff
Howard Gassett
Lancaster
Grace Bovard
Minore Love
Olive M. Padgett
Harry King
Cecile Isabell Ferry
Magaret Hardesty
Iden Reece
Madison
Stander Riedel
George Real
Gues Matthews
Stacie O'Lavell
Dorothy Wood
Marshall McKeand
Beasie H. Ritchey
Ray Walters
William Rauffauf
Mary Bierck
Eds. Datelle
Alice Garherhouse
Agnes Schafer
Willace BE. Wright
Graham Harding
Joule J. Ritchey
Meanie M. Snow
Jo Agh Schafer
Jorn Datvem
Lexus Mouser
Lena Spann
Dor. D. Lite
Miorence Lanmore
Monroe
Mildred Mickel
Nora M. Brinson
Kermon Jessup
Republican
Louis P. Nugent
Bertha Lloyd
Florence Kang
St. Hilda Henry
St. Saluda
Francia Hearn
Omer Hardy
Ervin Brother
Nora Jones
Delpha Kistler
Simmett Wells
Homer King
Sheloy
Lenore LaVelle
Clara May Thompson
Edward Day Risk
Howard D. Lee
Walter C. Buchanan
Laura Heitz
James Lemuel Konkle
Hilda Armand
Clarence J. Buchanan
Smyrna
Ralph Hendricks
Eernest C. Corrie
Ceretta Selig
Oliver C. Clines
Pomona
Chas. Schmidlap
Antioch
Ida Schmidlap
Madigan
Delightful Event at Wirtpike Home Ends With Fun
A Saturday night gathering at Mr. Scott Thorne's home in Wirtpike featured conversation games of war and music by Me. Dave and Roy Spurgeon Oscar Wilson and Harold Henry. Attendees included numerous Black Thorne Danner Yunker and Thurnall family members with news of a new Car Nation auto and upcoming travel to Danville Indiana for Normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Thorne
Wirtpike
Dave
Roy Spurgeon
Oscar Wilson
Harold Henry
George Black
Ray Spurgeon
Grahama Thorne
Wina
Nicklaus
Shellie Austin
Harvey Grey
Albert Danner
George Webner
Cecil McGee
Harod Henry
Charley Thurnall
Roy Thorne
Homer Bramwell
Ronald Horton
Gilbert Shepherd
Dale Thorne
Roscoe Newl
Dale Hornton
Guy Pelser
John Ritchie
George Becker
Willie Thorne
Chester Rush
Cecil Spann
Danville
Ind
Er Heitz
Brother Sorrell
Wirt
Sorell
Albert
Anner
Ora Danner
Adys Yunker
Crooked Creek
Hebron
Charles Thurnall
Cecil McKe
Edith
Luella Werning
Michigan Road
Madison Wholesale Market Quotation Sheet
A list of commodity and live poultry prices with per unit figures for flour meal shipstuff eggs butter and various poultry items. It also notes hay and grain buying prices and ends with a sentence about the territory of seven nations joining the German empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
German Empire
Marble Corner Items
8S. B. Anderson visited Dupont on Wednesday. John Woods from North Madison came to visit friends Saturday. Arthur Cripe was in Dupont Monday. Mrs. Anna Backer and niece Florence Oshier of Seymour returned home Monday after visiting relatives here. Ben Cripe and family from North Madison spent last week with relatives here. Ezra Thomas visited Dupont. Mamie Rochat returned to Indianapolis Monday after visiting here. Movers N. T. Drake and Fred Crozier of Madison called on friends Tuesday. Victor Manning was a business caller in Dupont Monday. George and Claude Willoughby attended to business in Versailles Thursday. Bessie Wildman received a Royal piano Tuesday bought from N. T. Drake of Madison. Misses Belle Thomas and Thelma Donovan were in San Jacinto Friday. C. L. Thomas returned home from Alabama Saturday where he spent the winter. Misses Lizzie and Belle Thomas visited Fred Flint and wife near Rexville Sunday. Frank Lurber was in Dupont Saturday. S. B. Anderson and wife visited relatives at Sardinia and Bedford. Mrs. Mary Hash made a business trip to Vernon Saturday. Ben Johnson and daughter from Big Creek were in town Wednesday. Nate Disbro of Marble Valley was calling on Lester Wildman. Wm. Ferguson of Gaff was in town last week. A. C. Van Antwerp made a business trip to Dupont Saturday. Robert Johnson of Needmore spent Sunday with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Anderson
Dupont
John Woods
North Madison
Arthur Cripe
Anna Backer
Florence Oshier
Seymour
Ben Cripe
Ezra Thomas
Mamie Rochat
Indianapolis
N. T. Drake
Fred Crozier
Madison
Victor Manning
George
Claude Willoughby
Versailles
Bessie Wildman
Belle Thomas
Thelma Donovan
San Jacinto
C. L. Thomas
Alabama
Lizzie
Fred Flint
Rexville
Frank Lurber
S. B. Anderson
Sardinia
Bedford
Mary Hash
Vernon
Ben Johnson
Big Creek
Our Town
Nate Disbro
Marble Valley
Lester Wildman
Wm. Ferguson
Gaff
A.C. VanAntwerp
Robert Johnson
Needmore
Four New Managers Enter Baseball Seasons Across Leagues
The National and American leagues introduce four new managers two per league. Wild Bill Donovan leads the New York Americans promising a lenient style. Roger Bresnahan takes over the Cubs after managing St. Louis. Pat Moran becomes Phillies skipper replacing Red Doom. Clarence Rowland guides the White Sox after minor league jobs, with Chicago watchers keen on results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Bill” Donovan
New York Americans
Wild Bill
Tigers
Detroit
Roger Bresnahan
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Pat Moran
Phillies
Red’ Doom
Cubs
Chicago
Juvenile Court Orders Two Children Placed In Orphans Home
In juvenile court Judge Francisco sent Maud Perry 10 and George Perry 6 children of Mrs Pearl Phillips to the Orphans Home for care. The mother recently married Hiram Phillips and the family lives in the east end. Myrtle Drickell won a divorce from John Driskell and custody of their child after the husband did not appear. Sulzer Bear attorneys for the plaintiff. In the Lich lyter heirs petition Emerson Lemen conveyed 40 acres in Republican township to James E Hall, approved by the court. Hall then conveyed 20 acres to Dr S A Whitsett of Kent for 220 dollars. Austin's Bag Pancake ad placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Maud
George Perry
Pearl Phillips
Hiram Phillips
Myrtle Drickell
John Driskell
Sulzer & Bear
Lichlyter
Emerson Lemen
James E. Hall
Republican Township
James F. Hall
S. A. Whitsett
Kent
Witch Hazel Qi: atumphreys Homes Medicine Co
A historical item notes Witch Hazel Qi related to the firm Atemphreys Medicines at 186 Willien Street New York. The brief entry references the company and location without additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atumphreys Homes, Medicine Co
Willien. St
New York
Veterinary Manual Fragment Mentions Remedies and Address
Fragment mentions Dr Himphreys Veterinary Manual and Veterinary Remedies located at 16 William Street New York. Includes a list of animals such as cattle sheep dogs and fowl.
Indianapolis Wheat and Cattle Prices Report
Daily market notes show No 2 red wheat around 1.04 to 1.05 per bushel with other market pencils listed. Cattle and hog receipts and prices are given for Good to choice categories across weights, while a note mentions a 10-minute shift in morning train departure from 7 to 6:50 affecting public awareness. Gibraltar’s area is listed as under two square miles.
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Michael Duan Iadey
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Kimble Co. Ky
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Jacous Eye
Nationg
Lincoln
Mosgrov
Kentuckian
Homs
A. G. Browning
Trimble County
Jenkins
Lenny Browning
Milton
Charles Riggs
American Tobacco Co
Kokomo
Mary Elizabeth [Splee
C. C. Hunter
West Madison
Springdale Cemetery
Furner
Trinity Church
A. D. Vanosdol
Memorial Day Association
Warsaw
Parison Johns
City
Jobs
John R. Bartron
W.main Street
Hally Muhte
Crscing
Madison Inihey Auto
Miami
Fig
Ettior
Orlook
Marie
Eglipse Shoes
Mahopany Tan
Russia
Guo Metal
Ureet
We A
J. J. Piertz
Mulberry Street
Jefferson County
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Hall of Antioch
V. K. Officer
L. G. Rodgers
J. F. Craig
Mr. Scott Thorne
Madison Wholesale
Trow
Court News
Austin
Simmon
Edw
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Ebersole
M. T. Drake
Masonic
Joe
Maris
Macelle E Main
Hun Hrey
Daily Market Report
Secseseocessus Nonas
Gibraltar
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