Madison Indiana Herald Hits April 29 1920 Notices
Local brief notes include marriage license issued to Perry E Hall and Hazel V Land. Judge P E Bear served as special judge in Dearborn circuit court. Family visits from Indianapolis and Lafayette cited. W S Taff wins a Ford sedan at Gertzs corner by the Kings Daughters Hospital. number 590. Mrs Carl Kleinschmidt returns to Indianapolis due to ill husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prewatt
Perry E. Hall
Hazel V. Land
Ripley County
P. E. Bear
Lawrenceburg
Dearborn
Gilbert Kahn
Florence Roeder
Indianapolis
Gertz's Corner
W.S. Taff
King's Daughters Hospital
Charles G. Schelke
Frieda
Waynetown
Robert
Purdue University
Lafayette
Carl Kleinschmidt
Andrew Lothspeich
Walnut Street
Death of Frederick Ringwald Is Announced
Relatives report the death of Frederick Ringwald 46 in Fresno County California. He was born in Jefferson County and lived in California since leaving here 20 years ago to run a fruit farm. Survived by a widow a son four brothers and two sisters. Funeral and burial will be in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Ringwald
Jefferson County
Fresno County
California
Mr. Ringwald
Benjamin
Charles
John
George
Fred Albers
Omaha
Neb
Ira Jackson
Santa Monica
Ringwald
Mrs Julia Gaughan Dies in Louisville at 75
Mrs Julia Gaughan widow of Richard Gaughan died at her Louisville home aged 75 after living in Madison earlier. Funeral services were held at the Cathedral Louisville and burial followed at North Madison Catholic cemetery beside her husband. Survived by two sons and two daughters living in Louisville with relatives John Darmody and Joseph Darmody of Indianapolis attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gaughan
Richard Gaughan
Louisville
Madison
North Madison
M. L. Guthneck
Partition suit awards sale of 262 acres in Shelby township
In the case Eliza Matthews et al v John Burriss et al judgment was entered for the sale of 262 acres in Shelby township. Attorneys Sulzer Bear Lemon Cooper for plaintiffs and John McGregor for defendants. Additional items note the Lewis v McLaugh Ma partition compromise in court, Sulzer Bear for plaintiff Curtis Marshall for defendant. Final settlement in the Bryant Mouser estate approved and Edith Mougar discharged as administratrix with W O Ford as attorney. Judge Griffith adjourned circuit court for the term and will reconvene next Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Matthews
John Burriss
Shelby Township
Sulzer & Bear
Lemon & Cooper
John McGregor
Lewis
Edith Mougar
W. O. Ford Gras
Griffith
Early Morning Wedding of Popular Young Couple
Miss Emma Willick and Mr. Carl Bock wed at St. Marys church at 5 am in Madison. Rev. Albert Schad of Indianapolis officiated with a nuptial Mass and ring ceremony. Attendants were Florence Roeder and Clarence Willick. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home on East Fourth Street before the couple departed for Indianapolis and Danville, Ill, to begin married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Willick
Carl Bock
St. Mary's Church
Albert Schad
Indianapolis
Schad
Florence Roeder
Clarence Willick
East Fourth Street
Danville
Ill
Peter Willick
Caroline Bock
National Branch Bank
Madison
Mrs. Bock
North East Street
The
Herald
Funeral Rites For Mrs A S Chapman At St Michael s
Funeral services were held at St Michael s church for Mrs A S Chapman with a Requiem High Mass by Father Guthneck. Interment in Springdale cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Many floral tributes. Across town residents attend trains and events. local bakers raise bread prices. multiple residents travel for visits and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Chapman
St Michael's Church
St. Michael's Church
Springdale Cemetery
Peter Bonnett Dies at Home Near Olive Branch
Peter Bonnett a respected county resident and farmer died at 5 45 pm at his olive branch home. Born February 29 1860 he lived in the same neighborhood his entire life. Survived by three brothers and two sisters Jacob Bennett Indianapolis Louise Winnefeld this city John F Bonnett Emma Bonnett and Andrew Bonnett. He never married and had been in failing health three years. He was injured years ago when his team ran away and never fully recovered. He belonged to the Lutheran church and Stony Point Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Bonnett
Olive Branch
Mr. Bonnett
John
Mary Bonnett
Jacob Bennett
Indianapolis
Louise Winnefeld
John F. Bonnett
Emma Bonnett
Andrew Bonnett
Lutheran Church
Stony Point Grange
Death of Eleven Year Boy
Mrs. E. M. Wood of North Madison received a telegram from Indianapolis announcing the death of her nephew Clarence Coonse age 11 son of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Coones The boy contracted influenza in January and had been ill since Mr and Mrs Coonse moved to Indianapolis about 15 years ago and he is survived by several brothers and sisters Funeral at Indianapolis Monday afternoon at 2 30 o clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Noon
Indianapolis
Thomas Clark
Anna Clark
East Main Street
Frank Kleaver
Baltimore
Kate Forse
East First Street
Emma Chapman
Gertrude Pifer
Terre Haute
Cragmont
Ruth Lory
W. L. Wallace
E. M. Snyder
Anna Smith
Hanover
Lottie Gerhardt
Irvin
Columbus
Clarence Coonse
Elmer Coonse
E. M. Wood
North Madison
Elmer Coones
Movement in France seeks return of Mauritius to France
A French movement urges Britain to restore Mauritius to the mother country. The island, under British rule for over a century, is claimed to remain essentially French and desired by locals for union with France. The Newcastle Chronicle notes Britain has no strategic or economic need, while France cites noble emigration and cultural ties.
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France
Great Britain
Mauritius
Newcastle Chronicle
Bernardin St. Pierre
Pont
Virginia
Tarity
Labor and Christenings at the Elkins Estate
W Wallice Alexander, linked to the Elkins estate, described his coal mine troubles in Pennsylvania. Miners worked two days weekly with two days for christenings, requiring a full neighborhood cycle. A brass band parade unified christenings on one grand day, solving the issue through creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wallice Alexander
Elkins
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Powerful Lens of English Make in Aerial War Effort
The article credits a Birmingham England lens as the war’s most powerful aerial photography tool. It measures 6% inches in diameter with a 36 inch focal length, enabling clear visibility five miles below and detection of barbed wire from three miles up. Birmingham manufacturers rival German high grade lens makers, challenging a long German monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
England
Germany
Would-be Explorer Enlists After Harsh Expedition Talk
A middle aged man visits an arctic steamer before its expedition and insists on joining despite warnings. The officer lists dangers like cold, starvation, and long separation from his wife. After a pause, the man agrees and asks to be put on the books.
Reindeer Outnumber Horses in Norway Says Census
A Norwegian census shows reindeer populations exceed horses nationwide. Analysts note seasonal herding pressures and grazing patterns affecting livestock numbers. The finding contrasts prior assumptions about domestic animal counts across rural regions.
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
National League results show New York 2 Brooklyn 4 and Boston 10 Philadelphia 3. American League games include New York 3 Washington 2 and Boston 9 Philadelphia 0 while St Louis beat Detroit 4 1. American Association games were all postponed due to rain. Shelbyville Company I Indiana militia has been mustered out after thirty months. Frank W. Fagel served as captain.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Shelbyville
Indiana
Frank W. Fagel
Pittsurg
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Enee
Philadelphia Sae
American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Beease
Columbus
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Political primary announcements for Fourth District candidates
The Herald publishes multiple candidate notices for the 1920 Democratic and Republican primaries in Jefferson Switzerland Scott and adjacent counties. Nominees include Clarence RE Custer Pik do A CRAIG Emma Porter Simeon Feleland Edward S Roberts Harry H Cop e Joseph M Cooper S. G Bovard Harry E Nichols Charles E Dean Gilbert Dihammer Matthew R Ralston William Frederick Watson and others subject to the primary on May 4 1920 and district rules.
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Herald
Clarence RE. Custer
Bartholomew County
Congress
Fourth
Harry C. Canfield
Pik
Do A. Cralg
Greenwood
Emma
Porter
Scott
Jefferson
Simeon Feleland
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Switzerland
Edward S. Roberts
Harry H. Cope
Joseph M. Cooper
Jefferson and
S. G. Bovard
Lancaster Township
Harry E. Nichols
Madison
Charless E. Dean
Saluda Township
Scott Counties
Gilbert Dihammer
Jefferson County
Matthew R. Ralston
Shelby Township
William Frederick Watson
Vice President Praises Salvation Army Leader in Phoenix
Vice President Marshall lauds Evangeline Booth and the Salvation Army in a Phoenix address on March 14. He stresses the Army’s role in promoting brotherhood and contrasts it with social divides while recounting personal ties and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Salvation Army
Evangeline Booth
Marshall
Phoenix
Arizona
Friends of the Army
Settlement of Estate Sells Pleasant Ridge Lands
Saturday Ira Gray Sr administrator with the will annexed of Emma Gray, widow of Ebenezer Gray, delivered deeds to William and Lyda Gray for 100 acres on Pleasant Ridge for 4500 dollars and to Stanley and Ruth Imel for 40 acres for 1600 dollars. The estate, excluding money on deposit, was distributed to five heirs: Ira Gray, Lyda Gray, Allie Tevis, Relda Imel, and Relda Danner. Total partial distribution was 10310 dollars with each heir receiving 2062 dollars after advances. Attorneys Emerson Lemen and Joseph M. Cooper handled the estate. Original pensions of 25 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Gray
Emma Gray
Ebenezer Gray
Jefferson County
William and
Lyda Gray
Pleasant Ridge
Stanley
Ruth Ime
Will
Lyda) Gray
Sam
Allie) Tevis
Adarial
Relda) Imel
Charles
Relda) Danner
Emerson Lemen
Joseph M. Cooper
Widows Granted Through Attorney Emerson Lemen
Grants issued through attorney Emerson Lemen to Mary Schmidt widow of Charles Schmidt of 615 North Jefferson Street and Mary Ann Slater widow of Wm Slater of River Road near Bee Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Lemen
Mary Schmidt
Charles Schmidt
North
Jefferson Street
Mary Ann Slater
Wm. Slater
River Road
Bee Camp
Baptist New World Movement totals reach Jefferson county
Practically all Baptist churches in Jefferson county participate as members canvass their congregations. Madison leads with 8081.80 dollars followed by Hebron 2836.00 Ryker's Ridge 2760.15 Kent 1132.90 Wirt 156.00 Dupont 2600.00 Macedonia 300.00 for a total of 17866.85. Campaign continues this week. Salvation Army offers free help locating missing relatives. Breslau showcases a fifty foot high fireproof paper chimney in a curiosity exhibit.
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Jefferson County
Baptist New World Movement
Madison
Hebron
Ryker’s Ridge
Kent
Wirt
Dupont
Macedonia
Salvation Army
Breslau
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Dean Miller
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Herbert L. Lyon
West Main Street
Ray Sulzer
Fort Wayne
Joseph Stewart
East Chicago
Kate Jackson
St. Matthews
James S. Rudy
Aileen Kime
Sallie Rogers
Petersburg
Edgar Wood
Clarence Coons
Albert E. Rogers
Manville
New Albany
William E. Rogers
Earl Pracht
Brownsville
Tenn
Pracht
Edith Holcomb
John Stevens
Ohio
Stevens
Tom Tolbert
New Bethel
Mr. Tolbert
Robert F. Herin, Jr
Jennings County
Miss Pearl Faught
Rev
W. W. Logan
Broadway
Peter Bennett
Graham Road
B. Arends
Olive Branch Cemetery
Clara Greiner
Flna Elizabeth Sheets
Louis J. Diekhoff
St. Bartholomew's Catholic Church
Joseph Sheets
Arthur McKay
Louis Greenwood
C. W. Duncan
Mamie Kessler
Shoals
Lloyd Poindexter
John W. Hughes
Martinsville
Springs
J. E. Miller
Charles Lowry
Cannelton
Maggie Donathan
Springfield
Inl
Irvin Anderson
Volga
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Robert Lawson
Mr. Lawson
John Cordrey
Mr. Cordrey
E. J. Scott
Seymour
Federated Women’s Clubs
G. F. Crozier
Norway
Statesman
Mr. Marshall
Army
Aoman
Thomas Jefferson
Ag & Presbyterian
Brotherhood
America
John B. Rockefeller, Jr
Magdalene
Hfe
Weahether
Dclessing
Pde
Scottsdale
Tom
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