Madison Marriage Licenses And Regional News Bulletin
Licensing announces Warren Camp bell to Eliza Griffin in the county. Train passengers include Miesee Anna Haper, Helen McGregor, Mrs. Roy Rush, Mrs. William Smith, and others traveling to Indianapolis, Chicago, or South Dakota. Lincoln Dixon appoints midshipman Cullen Bryant Barnes and cadet Charles G. Vernon at Annapolis and West Point. Local illness and bereavement notes, street railway sale news, and a Presbyterian Presbytery meeting in New Albany with public services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Campbell
Eliza Griffin
Miesee Anna Haper
Helen McGregor
Indianapolis
Albert Cardinal
Walter
E. J. Rayzor
Church Street
Worthville
Hannibal Rayzor
Central Indiana Lighting Co
Columbia
Elizabeth Davie
Firness Miller
Otto Miller
Richard Christie
Norman
Chicago
D. W. Ledgerwood
Ryker’s Ridge
Lincoln Dixon Yeaterday
Cullen Bryant Barnes
Annapolis
Charles G. Vernon
Madison
West Point
Guy
Sarah Looke Bright
Susan Stewart
Duluth
Wis
Steele Bright
Presbytery of
New Albany
Indiana
Second Presbyterian Church
Court News: Final Settlements, Divorces, and Appointments
The court approved final settlement reports in the estates of Leah Blasingham and Catherine Finerty. Mamie Shipmen Rausch was divorced from Charles Wesley Rausch and her name changed to Mamie Almond Shipman. Elsie Lawler filed for divorce from Freeman L. Lawler with infant custody and alimony claims. Final settlement in George N. Black estate filed. May Burton, 9, ordered to Julia E K Work Training School. John E. Yager appointed administrator of John Yager estate. Court ordered sale of George W. Rea real estate. Emerson Lemen represents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Blasingham
Charles A. Bowman
Catherine Finerty
S. M. Strader
Circuit Court
Mamie Shipmen Rausch
Charles Wesley Rausch
Mamie Shipman Rausch
Mamie Almond Ship
Julia EK
Plymouth
John E. Yager
John Yager
George W. Rea
Milton Township
Emerson Lemen
Real Estate Transfers Include Hertz to Schlerett and Brooking Group
Peter Hertz transfers property on East Main Street to Barbara Schlerett Jr with private consideration. Home Building Association No 5 transfers property in the city to Florence Brooking and others for $250. Delicacies note: Mrs. Austins Bag Pan cake Flour makes brown cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Hertz
Barbara Schlerett, Jr
East Main Street
Florence Brooking, Et al
Commercial Club Discusses Hanover and Brooksburg Road Repairs
The Commercial Club met in special session to review Hanover road and Brooksburg pike damage from recent floods. Commissioners Measie, Wolfe, and Custer reported on temporary bridges, washouts, and the need for funds, considering bridge bonds to cover emergencies and past debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Hanover and
Brooksburg Road
Measie
Ed. Wolfe
Clarence Custer
Rogers
Hanover Road
Brookaburg Pike
Cliftybridge
Clifty
Clifty Bridge
Brooksburg Pike
Bee Camp
Brooksburg
Bee Camp Crossing
Madison
Wolf
Eagle Hollow
Manville
Pike
Custer
Iisuing
J. J. Kasper
R. W. Cochran
Death of Mrs Abysena Manville Widow of Josephus Manville
Mrs Abysena Manville died after a two week illness at age 76. Daughter of William C Ryker she leaves six of nine children living including Belle Stewart L J Van Buren Victoria Flavius J John W and Robert E Manville. She was active in the Manville Christian church with funeral services set for 2 pm at the church and burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abysena Manville
Josephus Manville
William C. Ryker
Ryker’s Ridge
Mesdames Belle Stewart
L. J. van Buren
Canaan
Mias Victoria
Mesars
Flavius J
John W
Indianapolis
Robert E
Manville
Manville Christian Church
Funeral services for Henry Dietz of Cincinnati held at family home
Funeral services for the late Henry Dietz of Cincinnati were held this afternoon at his sisters home on North Jefferson Street at 2 oclock Rev Arens conducted the rites at the house and Springdale cemetery Pall bearers were Mesare Pat Wade N Horuis Fred Glass Thos J Francisco Albert Bach Ben Lotz Relatives from distance returned home Mr and Mrs T J Kieley left for Covington after attending the funeral of Mrs Dr Gains from St Michaels Church Emma Dryer a distant relative arrived from Mt Carmel Ind but was delayed by flood and left on the morning train
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Dietz
Cincinnati
Jefferson Street
Arens
Springdale Cemetery
Mesare
Pat Wade
N. Horuis
Fred Glass
Thos. J. Francisco
Albert Bach
Ben Lotz
T. J. Kieley
Covington
Dr. Gains
St. Michael's Church
Emma Dryer
Mt. Carmel
Inl
Missing Was With Her Father But Turned Over to Mother
Marie Buchanan, believed kidnapped from Madison Indiana, was found in Terre Haute by a deputy sheriff and turned over to her mother. Mrs Buchanan had claimed the baby was to stay with grandparents after her separation from her husband, but Buchanan took the child and disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Marie Buchanan
Madison
Ind
Death of Local Farmer Frank Dehler at Cragmont
Frank Dehler aged 65 died last evening at Cragmont after a period of illness. He lived along the county line near Ripley county and was a respected farmer. His mind deteriorated years ago and he had been treated at the asylum. He is survived by a widow and was a brother of the late Valentine Dehler of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dehler
Cragmont
Ripley County
Valentine Debler
Local items from Madison April events and notices
Rev J H Lewis returned to Franklin after preaching at Volga. Thomas Williams fined 1 for provoking Mrs Spry. Weddings licensed: Warren Campbell to Eliza Griffin and Henry Payne to Nora Amick. Mrs Isabelle Watts and daughter Bertha to Danville for normal school. Mrs Anna Lewis to Chicago to join husband. Remains of Capt Joseph J Dunn buried at St Josephs cemetery. J T Cooper of Paris purchased eight horses via Walter Kahn stable. Mr and Mrs Butler Manville returned to Indianapolis after grandmother Abbyussinia Manville's funeral. Funeral for Mrs George Long held at West Madison Church, burial Springdale. Prof Charles T Fewell farm sold for 2200 to Marsh Maddox. 100 acres. Mrs Fred Dipper recovering at home. Mrs Lawrence Slattery and daughters travel to Chattanooga and Louisville. Thieves lift Main Street cellar grate. nothing taken. Government boat Guyandot food relief distributed. about same recipients as Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lewis
Franklin
Volga
Squire Stuart
Thomas Williams
Spry
Warren Campbell
Eliza Griffin
Henry C. Payne
Nora C. Amick
Isabelle Watts
Misa Bertha
Danville
Anna Lewis
Chicago
Rev. Lewis
Joseph J. Dunn
St. Joseph's Cemetery
North Walnut Street
J. T. Cooper
Paris
Tenn
Walter Kahn
Butler Manville
Abbyussinia Manville
Manville
Indianapolis
George Long
West Madison
Aie
Springdale Cemetery
Pickney Craig
Guy Richardson
Dell Slattery
Chattanooga
Louisville
William Toler
L. E. Holwager
Guyandot
Death of Otis Hoblitzell Prompted Memorial in Madison
John M. Clements received a Memphis telegram announcing Otis Hoblitzell’s death in Memphis. The 42 year old, formerly of Madison, will have remains arrive tonight and funeral at 10 tomorrow at Vail chapel. He grew up in Madison. his sister is Mrs. James M. Clements of Memphis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Clements
Memphis
Otis Hoblitzell
Madison
Vail Chapel
Hoblitzell
Misa Fanny Hoblitzell
James M. Clements
Tenn
Funeral of Frank Dehler Held at Saint Marys Church
The funeral for the late Frank Dehler was held at 1 o clock yesterday afternoon at Saint Marys Church with Rev J T Bauer presiding. Dehler, a respected Monroe township farmer, leaves a wife and no children. Burial followed at St Josephs Cemetery on North Walnut Street. Pallbearers were Andrew J Debler Frank J Dehler Dr N A Kremer John Knoebel Jacob Zepf and Andrew Jacoba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dehler
Saint Mary’s Church
J. T. Bauer
Monroe Township
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
North Walnut Street
Messrs
Andrew J. Debler
Frank J. Dehler
Dr. N. A. Kremer
John Knoebel
Jacob Zepf
Andrew Jacoba
Steamer Sam Brown Sinks In Ohio River Collision
The steamer Sam Brown and eight empty coal barges sank in the Ohio River at Grassy Flats near Louisville after high winds overturned the barges. All crew escaped unharmed. Officials say recovery will wait until water recedes about five feet. The Sam Brown, owned by Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Co., operated between Louisville and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Brown
Ohio River
Grassy Flats
Louisville
Monongahela River
Lont
Pittsburgh
Monongahela River Coal Company
Louisville Times
Madison seeks lime shipments for flood disinfection effort
Following state health commission plans for flood sanitation the Madison Board of Health requests two carloads of lime. A telegram from A H McGlagsom reports attempts to obtain lime from Indiana and Ohio have failed and asks the Chicago Association of Commerce to rush two carloads to Madison. The lime will be provided free to property owners and distributed under strict plans to maximize effect with owners asked to stay clear during disinfection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Commission
Local Health Commission
Madison
Columbus
A. H. McGlagsom
City Board of Health
Indiana
Ohio
Chicago Association of Commerce
E. P. Bicknell
American Nation
Board of Health
Flood Devastates Utica. Red Cross Seeks Immediate Aid
Maj. Peyton reports Utica heavily flooded with 125 houses affected. He estimates losses per site and asks $1,000 for immediate relief to supply food and clothing. Town lacks a relief committee while distribution of aid has been chaotic, urging external organizations to oversee aid delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Bicknell
Nation
Red Cross
Columbus
R. C. Peyton
Jeffersonville
Utica
Maj
Peytco
Bipboote
Peyton
Bicknell
Maj. Peyton
Uodere
Red Crogs
Obituary: Mrs. Abbyssinia Manville Dies in Manville
Mrs Abbyssinia Manville died at her home in Manville last Friday and was buried there. Funeral services were led by Rev Franklin P Smith and Rev J W Lanham. She was the oldest member of the Manville Christian Church. survived by six children and six pallbearers. The body leaves behind Josepheus Manville as husband. Victoria to visit Indianapolis brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbyssinia Manville
Manville
Franklin P. Smith
Madison Christician Church
J. W. Lanham
Soga
John
Flavinla Manville
Indianapolis
Robert
Madison
J. L. van Buren
Ed. Stuart
Victoria Manville
Josepheus Manville
Victoria
Mesars
Emerson Lemen
Daniel Rogers
Edward Culbertson
John Archer
Omar Taylor
William Bishop
Titanic Anniversary Remembered On Narrow Atlantic Escape
A year after the Titanic disaster 1,503 perished as the White Star Line ship sank off Cape Race while on its maiden voyage from Liverpool to New York. Survivors recall a calm night and a collision with an iceberg, with 703 of 2,206 souls rescued aboard the Carpathia under Captain Rostron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Cunard
Carpathia
Rostron
Downey of Aurora Nominated for Controller of the Treasury
Washington on April 12 George E Downey of Aurora Indiana appeared as an applicant for Controller of the Treasury. He was presented to the Secretary of the Treasury yesterday by Senators Shively Kern and Representative Lincoln Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George E. Downey
Aurora
Ind
Controller of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Shively and Kern
Lincoln Dixon
Senator Worke Sends Donation To Indiana Flood Victims
Senator John D. Worke of California sent a 350 check to Vice President Marshall with a note reaffirming his Indiana roots and efforts to aid Indiana flood victims. The check was forwarded to Governor Raleton. Also promoting Mrs. Austins Bag Pap cake flour with a note about delicious brown cakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
John D. Worke
Calfornia
Indiana
Marshall
Raleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roy Rush
St. Louis
William Smith
Virginia
South Dakota
Court News
Bond
George Gaines
Otis Hoblitzel
Madison Board of Health
The
Red Cross Society
Abbyesinia Manville
Alonzo
America
Atlantic
the Treasury
Worke
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