Madison Herald items and local notices from August 12 1921
Local brief notes record births marriages and travel in Madison Indiana. Arthur Kenneth Sauer born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Sauer. Claude M Oliver and Pearl M Parks receive marriage license and wed by Rev W C Marshal in West Madison. Several residents travel to Indianapolis Chicago Norwood and Chattanooga Tennessee for visits and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Sauer
West Main Street
Arthur Kenneth
Carrie Mack
Gillen Lo Wish
Chatanoora
Tenn
Kentucky
Claude M. Oiver
Pearl M Parks
Jefferson County
Clerk Nichols
Wo Cl Marshal
West Madison
Poultry Culling Meetings Draw Large Local Attendance
Two poultry culling meetings drew over seventy five attendees yesterday. The morning session was at Frank Underwood farm Smyrne township while the afternoon gathering took place at Charles Dentleys farm Monroe township. More than 10 hens were handled and 32 culls were discarded at the latter. The trend favors fall culling as experiments show traits of high productive hens and economic potential. Good layers are late moulters with pale beaks and shanks and currently in lay. Culls are moulting with yellow shanks and leaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Underwood
Smyrne Township
Charles Dentleys
Monroe Township
Charles Bentley
Funeral for Amander Faught Held at Schneider's Chapel
Funeral services for Amander Faught were conducted at Schneider's chapel this afternoon with Rev. Rader of Trinity Church presiding. Interment followed at Olive Branch Cemetery. Both services were private. Faught died by his own action on his Graham road farm after injuring his wife with a gunshot earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amander Faught
Graham Road
Schneider's Chapel
Rader
Trinity Church
Olive Branch Cemetery
Jefferson County Sunday School Convention Schedule
Jefferson County Friday events include a preliminary meeting at Madison Presbyterian Church on August 17 and the main convention at Hanover Presbyterian Church on August 18. The program features prayer, addresses by Wayne J. Miller and E T Abbitts, youth leadership sessions, reports, elections, and a county-wide song service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Hanover Presbyterian Church
Madison Presbyterian Church
Dre Wo W. Leansoo
Wayne J. Miller
Young People's Department of the State Sunday School Association
Wev Thomas FF. Campbell
Hanover Township Association
Kotalam
Miller Sa Alam
E. T. Abberts
Indiana Sunday School Association
Mailer
Salvers
Lee
Treas
Commeittees
Miller
S. S
Arthur Fisher
Pekin
Ted
Lafayette
Logou
Arbertson
Stop Train to Save Man Slowly Sinking Into Bog
A tram conductor halted a morning trip after spotting a man sinking in mud near a bog. The engine returned to assist as the passenger’s head appeared above water, enabling a rescue from the murky area.
Danish Explorer Rasmussen To Study Eskimo Ancestry In Arctic Quest
Knut Rasmussen sails the Sea King aimed at learning about his Eskimo forebears. He will be guided by two Copenhagen graduates and a local interpreter. The expedition targets Cape York to Chukotka with sledges and dog teams, seeking to illuminate Northwest Passage history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Copenhagen
Knut Rasmussen
Hounters
New York Eventing Post
Riustiussen
Battin Dand
Lancaster Seund
North Dievon
Janessenna
Local Residents Travel and Visiting Guests Arrive
Madison August 11 families and individuals are mentioned in a series of visits and travel notes. Walter and Mrs. Greiner return from four weeks in Pittsburgh and Atlantic City. Anna Glauber and Rosemary Hill visit Edward Kimmel in Madison. Oliver Wilson travels to Cincinnati to visit the Kings. Byrdie Jones tours Indianapolis and heads to Chicago. Claudine Boyer visits Campbellsburg Kentucky after staying with H Lyon. George Harpereft departs for Boston as Indiana delegate to a Haymakers National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Greiner
Pittsburgh
Atlantic City
Anna Glauber
Rosemary Hill
Carrollton, Ky
Edward Kimmel
East First Street
Oliver Wilson
Cincinnati
Campbellsburg
George F. Harpereft
Boston
Indiana
Women for Diplomats Protest Gender Bar in Civil Service
The Women’s Freedom League of Great Britain writes to the prime minister and ministers protesting regulations that reserve most posts in diplomatic, colonial, Indian civil, and trade services to men. They call the act a farce and oppose government inequality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Freedom League of
Great Britain
House of Commons
Commercial Diplomatic Service
Women’s Freedom League
Prince
Bonar Law
Hot water sale eases coal strike shortages
Amid coal shortages during the miners’ strike in England the National Kitchen sold hot water at half a penny a bucket to assist workers. The coal drought also hit artificial ice plants and trawlers were sent to Holland to import coal in exchange for something else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kitchen
Holland
Ceil
Baldy the mine hero canary dies after five explosions
Baldy the mine canary, celebrated for alerting rescuers to carbon monoxide, died after surviving five blasts. The bird's presence helped crews navigate toxic gas during dangerous rescues, earning high praise from the U.S. Bureau of Mines as a valued helper in underground emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldy
Wallashington
Bureau of Mines
Mrst
Emmary
oPadda
Geerssiy
Ubiadds
Woman Executive Tackles Military Base Social Pressures
Dr Valeria Parker, newly appointed executive secretary to the Interdepartmental Social Hygiene Board, says boys set the pace for gaiety and demoralize girls by spending on clothes and parties. She will protect young soldiers at naval and military bases and is the first woman in this post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeria Parker
Execs 9
Interdepartmente Rocial Hygiene Board
Parker
Netta Salesia Born to Liverpool Supporter
A London Daily Mail note congratulates Mr. Jones of Liverpool, a keen net sales supporter, on the arrival of a daughter named Netta Salesia. Courtesy to customers collects the coin.
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London Daily Mail
Jones
Liverpool
Netta Salesia
Boston Transcript
Death of Miss Clara Dielenhein in Indianapolis
Madison mourns Miss Clara Dielenhein former resident died in Indianapolis after surgery at St Vincent's hospital She was born in Madison daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Dielenhein now living in Indianapolis Survived by two sisters Miss Sophia Mrs J J Kasper and brother Mr Joseph Dielenhein all of Indianapolis Sympathies extended to the family
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Madison
Clara Dielenhein
Indianapolis
St. Vincent's Hospital
Misa Dielenhein
Joseph Dielenhein
Miss Dielenhein
Sophia
J. J. Kasper
Mrs Clara Bolden Injured in Madison Truck Accident
A truck carrying about thirty African American passengers to a North Vernon Odd Fellows juvenile meeting crashed on the Michigan road near a hilltop. Mrs. Clara Bolden, about 50, suffered a double leg fracture and was taken to King’s Daughters Hospital where she was reported resting well this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
North Vernon
Michigan Road
Clara Bolden
Willis Bolden
Bolden
Earl Adams
Mannor
Holden
Democratic State Committee calls curbing public spending over tax cuts
A Denison hotel meeting adopted a special committee report urging curtailment of both state and local expenditures rather than amending the constitution to remove taxation limits. The panel led by Albert Sahm and others opposed a free tax amendment, while endorsing an income tax proposal and highlighting rising public costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Denison Hotel
Albert Sahm
E. P. Brennan
Fred Hoke
Evans Woollen, Jr
E. C. Rassmann
Benjamin Bosse
Mongol Pony’s Hardy Endurance and Clever Tricks
A Mongolian pony endures harsh winters with no shelter or feed. Thick hair and hooves keep it warm while the animal scrapes snow for sparse summer grass. The piece notes public relations influence on views of the breed.
French Residents Resist Modern Model Towns in War Ravaged Areas
Reconstructionists backed by an American committee promote La Renaissance des Cites plans to rebuild Pinon as a model village combining modern amenities with historic charm. local inhabitants, fearing change, linger over their prewar habits while planners push ahead to provide housing for homeless victims.
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France
Rend
Pratere
Evs
Tore
Paris
la Renaissance Des
Pinon
New Wonder Gun Demonstrated In Woolworth Tower
A new gun by John Tengyide, developed in the United States and associated with Edison veteran Reese Phantehitson, is tested in New York. The miniature weapon fires a five ton projectile at 1 to 5 miles per second, using a unique powder method to reduce waste and noise. Demonstration occurs on the fifty first floor of the Woolworth building in front of scientists and reporters, with a steel shield and sand floor protecting observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
New York
Dor
Reese Phntehitson
Phemas A. Edison
John Tengyide
Doctor Hutchinson
Woolworth
Fie
Restaurant keeper aided by note for credit deceives customer
Edward Clark of New York was sentenced to three months in the house of correction after attempting to secure a meal on credit with a forged note. He produced a note he claimed his father wrote asking for credit at Jake Levy’s Philadelphia restaurant. Levy doubted the tale and brought Clark to the station where he admitted the deception.
Man Arrested For Spanking Daughter In Morris Court
Hancock Minnesota man Loulas Krentz was brought before Judge George W Beise in a Morris municipal court after attempting to spank his grown daughter for staying out late with her escort. He was released on 00 days probation with an 80 day jail sentence threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Minn
Loulas Krentz
George W. Beise
Morris
Women Fight Poi Trade War Over Tarro PoI Trust
A county supervisor and taro trader, Kum ahie, faced a shortage after selling stock to a Chinese buyer. The Stonelula Housewives' League formed to challenge the so called poi trust by importing taro from Hawaii to lower prices on Oahu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosepi Kumahie
Chyath
Maiaker
Stonelula Pleusewives
Poi Trust
Housewives’ League
Hawwall
Oahu
No Pictures for Mr Dawes in Washington
Charles G. Dawes head of the budget bureau told a timid photographer to stop trailing him at his desk citing the difficulty of his duties. He warned the country would not see his picture or read praises until he proves himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Charles G. Dawes
Budget Bureau
General Dawes
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