Madison Herald Spring Social Notices and Local Changes
Madison April 15 1920 local notices report births visits travel and property deals. Charles Richard Breitenbach born to Charles and Mrs Breitenbach on Walnut street. Ida Lewis arrives from Chicago to visit Miss Myrtle Courtney. Hazel Angleton heads home to Shelbyville. Frank Duncan and family guests of Holwager. Edward Eckert installs iron front at Main Street business once occupied by Pete Petrokas. W H Anger sells property at Main and Poplar to Frank Schnaitzer. Robert Thomas plans Chicago home. wife and child follow. Mrs J W Bennett and daughter Helen, visiting from St Paul, depart to Washington and New York. Ruth Zearing returns from Indianapolis en route to nurse training. Funeral held for Mrs Walter Baker in West Madison with service by Rev Delanaber. interment at Syeeghae cemetery. Marriage license issued to Howard Bumen and Eleanor Hill for St Magdalen Catholic church ceremony in Ripley county. Bri ce and daughter of John Hill of Bevyantbury and groom from Indianapolis are formerly Madison residents. Jury verdict finds Perry Lochridle guilty of rape in a seven hour trial. fined $400 and costs. Guardian William Abierck reports final settlement. Heath vs Weeham judgment for $550. H J Zearing guardian for Steele heirs files partial report. case continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Richard
Charles Breitenbach
North Walnut Street
Ida Lewis
Chicago
Myrtle Courtney
West Main Street
Hazel Angleton
Shelbyville
Herman Vaughn
East Second Street
Frank Duncan
Indianapolis
E. Holwager
Edward Eckert
Eist Main
Pete Petrokas
W. H. Anger
Main and
Poplar Streets
Frank Schnaitzer
Robert Thomas
Ryker’s Ridge
J. W. Bennett
Helen
St. Paul
I. J. Zearing
St. Vincent's Hospital
Walter Baker
Birmingham
Ala
Wilson Baker
West Madison
Sersi Ces
Delanaber
Syeeghae Cemetery
Howard Bumen
Eleanor Hill
St. Magdalene
Ripley
Brice
John Hill
Bssyant-Bury
John I Bumen
Jodhanapolis
Madison
Perry Lochridle
Griffith
William Abierck
Alois Bierck
Othe Guardan Cis
Heath
Bedford Bride Weds Roy Ewing In Elegant Kentucky Ceremony
Miss Oldie Bird and Roy Ewing united in marriage at 2 PM with Rev. Jo W. Turner officiating at the Roe residence on West Main Street. Attendants were Miss Mary Jackson and Brgan Hood from Bedford Kentucky. The couple plans a honeymoon trip to Indianapolis before settling in a home near Bedford. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Mabel Bird and the late John Bird, is a Madison High School graduate and former teacher. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. J O Ewing, is a Navy veteran, educated in Washington Kentucky, and a current teacher and farmer in New Hope Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldie Bird
Roy Ewing
Jo W. Turner
Trinity Church
Roe
West Main Street
Mary Jackson
Brgan Hood
Bedford
Madison High School
Milton
Madison
Ewing
J. O. Ewing
U.S. Navy
Washington, Ky
New Hope
American Legion Dance Draws 100 Couples in Madison
Jefferson Post of the American Legion held a dance at the K of P hall last night attracting over 100 couples with many out of town guests. The naval recruiting jazz revue orchestra provided music described as the best Madison has heard in years and the event raised a handsome sum for the post treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Post
American Legion
K. of P. Hall
Soldier Boys
Jefferson Street
Naval
Madison
Post
Death of well known citizen and stone mason David Cooney
David Cooney a recognized resident and stone mason died after a lingering illness at his Fifth street home. The Maadi son, 45, a Spanish American War veteran, leaves a wife five brothers Robert Henry James Thomas and Alexander all in the city and a sister Mrs Jennie Chapman of Thredo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cooney
Fifth Street
Maadison
Thomas
Elizabeth Cooney
Cooney
Robert
Henry
James
Alexander
City
Jennie Chapman
Th -Redo, Onio
From Hand to Mouth in a City Depot Tale
A peaceful smile masks a tense scene in a Janae city depot waiting room. John Mayhew, torn between business success and a crisis of character, assists a poorly dressed woman while a sudden incident unfolds revealing hidden tensions and suspense around a mysterious package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mayhew
Owith Lin
Div
Towars
Cehanse
Marsten
United Presbyterian to aid veteran ministers with relief funds
The United Presbyterian Church will appropriate 851000 to help veteran ministers cope with rising living costs. Rev. Walter Getty, secretary of the can vas department, announces the New World Movement drive for 16 million dollars to fund the relief effort and support clergy nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Getty
Orrie
New World Movement
Proide Pretier
Boneti
United Presbyterian Church
Walter Getty
United Presbyterian New World Movement
Church Will Aid in Americanization Movement
The United Presbyterian Church plans extended Americanization and social service work for foreign born communities in industrial centers through the New World Movement. About 190500 dollars are approved for English, domestic science, sewing, citizenship, and manual training in new and existing centers across Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio Washington Oregon California.
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Fall River
Pawtucket
Central Falls
Massachusetts
Sharon
New Kensington
Wilmerding
Mt. Pleasant
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Akron
Ohio
Tacoma
Washington
Portland
Oregon
Los Angeles
California
America First
Quiet fields and fair play take center stage in Burroughs and Farley
John Burroughs argues for peace and contentment away from the clamor of government and society. George M. Farley notes locals in Seattle pursuing protest and demands after a day’s work, risking happiness for what they lack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Ealm
George M. Farley
Seattle Post- Intelligencer
Fourth Ward
Real Estate Transfers and Funeral Rites Reported
Real estate transfers filed at the Emerson Lemen and Joseph M. Cooper office include multiple deeds: Demaree to Pommerehn 63 acres on Brushy Fork in Milton township for 3500. Monroe to Smiths house and lot on South East street for 850. Stearns guardian to Arbuckle share in 22 acres in Lancaster township. Boggs and Ruediger to Wallilee 20 acres in Monroe township for 600. Bacon to Pavy house and lot on South Walnut for 460. heirs of Hammond to Pete and Bruff Hammond 50 acres in Smyrna township for 1. Melton to Dewar house and lot on South Poplar for 800. heirs of Humphreys to Florence Carr 46 acres in Lancaster township for 1. Carr to Elgin and Myra Humphrey 46 acres in Lancaster for 1. Funeral services for David Cooney were held at 2 PM at the Fifth Street residence with Rev. J W Turner officiating and Springdale cemetery interment. five brothers and a nephew served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Lemen
Joseph M. Cooper
William L. Demaree
Thomas Pommerehn
Brushy Fork Creek
Milton Township
Arch H. Monroe
Pleasant
Nellie R. Smith
South East Street
Otis Stearns
Omer E. Arbuckle
Lancaster Township
Joseph E. Boggs
Albert Ruediger
George A. Wallilee
Monroe Township
Albert Bacon
Howard Pavy
South Walnut Street
Carrie Hammond
Pete and
Bruff Hammond
Smyrna Township
Emeline Melton
Anna
Frank Dewar
South Poplar Street
Elza S. Humphreys
Florence Carr
Elgin T
Myra Humphrey
David Cooney
Fifth Street
J. W. Turner
Springdale Cemetery
Mandel Is Real Ruler Of France Seated At Cabinet Desk
A New York Herald writer recalls M Mandel as a tireless cabinet chief who never sleeps or eats, directing Clemenceau’s government from a small desk with a standard telephone. The tale follows deputies visiting his office, interruptions by messengers, and a curious scene with Mandel’s father, Rothschild, in a vivid portrait of political theater and power. Six ships were later launched in Oakland harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
M. Clemenceau
Busi
France
Molierc
Corneille
Cornelile
Clemenceau
St. Mandel
Julian Harris
New York Herald
Maindel
Wormser
Mandel
Palais Bourbon
Messerver
Monsieur
Mr. Rothschild
Mr. Mandel
Mordacq
Polly and Ray Kiss on a New York Proposal Evening
Pauline Ayre grows weary of duties and quiet home life as she and sister Esther host visitors. A planned simple tea leads to Raymond Buffington’s heartfelt proposal and a pledge to marry, with Pauline accepting and asking to be called Polly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Pauline
Puntine
Mao
Mia
Esther
Buttington
Ray
Mr. Buffington
Buffington
Miss Ayre
New York
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