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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1915

Page

7

August 14 social notes and marriages in Madison

Local notices report several departures for Louisville and Indianapolis for business and visiting friends. Acts include licenses to wed Jene Vorden to Nellie Elster and Albert Mahoney to Virgie Crafton, with numerous travel updates and a count of attendees at social events and anniversaries. The Grand Army of the Republic of Indiana plans the 1916 State Encampment at Evansville.

Kate See Hae Charlestown Ryker's Ridge Louisville Jene Vorden This Nellie M. Elster Switzerland Albert Mahoney City Virgie Lee Crafton Trimble County Miseea Beatrice Gray May Ragan Indianapolis Mies Iva Armatrong Frankfort Samuel Lawson John Hosley Henry Gossom R. M. Gossom Corker Grand Army of the Republic of Indiana Evaneville Evansville

Early Morning Wedding in Wise's Landing Ends in Blessing

Albert Mahoney and Virgie Lee Crafton wed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lemeo with Rev. Virgil Thompson officiating. Mahoney, a traveling salesman, and Crafton faced parental objection before the father gave his blessing. The couple will reside in Wise's Landing.

Albert Mahoney Madison Virgie Lee Crafton Wise’s Landing Charles Lemeo Virgil Thompson Mrs. Mahoney Wine’s Landing

Keans Woman Seeks Divorce and Guardians Named

Mrs Ella Tague of Keans through attorney Emerson Lemen files for divorce from Walter Tague alleging desertion since their 1905 Kent marriage and one child aged eight. The piece notes guardianship petitions for Mrs Frederick Wolff and admittance of Mrs Layina Williams as of unsound mind with October term court hearings.

Ella Tague Keans Emerson Lemen Walter Tague Kent Hee Richard Schad West Third Street Frederick Wolff David Scott Lemen Nellie Nellie Scott Layina Williams

Five Die in Explosive Plant Blast at Aetna Works

At Emporium Pennsylvania on August 16 five workers were killed in a mysterious explosion at the Aetna Explosives Company. The Gelatio plant suffered major damage as the firm labored on large war orders.

Emporium, Penna Aetna Explosives Company Gelatio

Durango Falls to Carrancistas After Revolt

Washington dispatch reports Durango city fell after Villa forces revolted earlier. Carrancistas now hold Durango as Villa's troops had maintained control prior to the shift in power.

Washington Durango State Department Villa

North Vernon and Indianapolis visitors fill Madison postings

Madison locals report a steady stream of visitors and residents traveling to nearby towns. Administrators appointed, a land sale recorded, patients operated on, arrests, pledges, and reunions fill a busy August day with numerous families visiting and staying with relatives and friends.

Tragedy in Bryanteburg Ends in Fatal Shooting

Wilbur Selig a 22 year old man is shot and killed by Carrie Shaddey 20 at the Campbell home four miles northeast of Bryanteburg. The couple reportedly quarreled after Selig visited on Sunday afternoon and returned to the house where the fatal shot occurred. Coroner Henning and Sheriff McKay conducted the investigation and Shaddey was jailed. The funeral for Selig is set for Wednesday at 2 PM with burial in Springdale cemetery.

Wilbur Selig Carrie Shaddey Lewis Campbell Bryanteburg Campbell Selig Sater Areleged Alexander Shadday Crittenden County Chicago Cincinnati Booth Jesse Collins Elmer Shaddey Henning Young Selig Walnut Street Vail Madison Vail’e George L., Selig North Jefferson Street Shelbyville Ind Springdale Mollie Campbell Shaddey

Driver Hits Sleepy Pedestrian at Mulberry and Second

At noon today Benjamin Millican’s car struck Thomas Finnerty who was asleep on the curb. Finnerty sustained shoulder bruises and received medical aid from Dr. Turner.

Mulberry Second Streets Benjamin Millican Thomas Finnerty Finnerty

Death of Miss Elizabeth Marshall in Madison

Miss Elizabeth Marshall longtime Madison native dies suddenly in Indianapolis. She is the daughter of the late Joseph G. and Sarah Sering Marshall and leaves sister Miss Mott Marshall of Kansas City. The funeral will depart North Madison depot for Fairmount cemetery with arrangments for attendees via Haigh's undertaking house by 10 tomorrow morning.

Madieon Elizabeth Marshall Indianapolis Joseph G Sarah Sering Marshall Madison Mott Marshall Kanene City North Madison Fairmount Cemetery Haigh Undertaking House

Death of Indiana Legislator Matthew Klein Ward

Matthew Klein Ward died in Indianapolis yesterday afternoon at age 82. A former Wald & Stripling employee, he served as a lawmaker and lived in Indianapolis for about thirty years. He leaves a wife and several grown children. Brother-in-law Peter Kremer traveled to Indianapolis for the funeral, set for tomorrow morning, while nephew Andrew Augustin, Sr. has been there this past week.

Ward Indianapolis Matthew Klein Wald & Stripling Peter Kremer Andrew Augustin

Sunday school picnic at Home Church draws crowd

Rain cleared and sun returned as residents from Brookeburg Manville Madison and Hanover gathered at Christman’s Grove for the annual Home Church Sunday school picnic. Rev Mahler and Rev Hill led prayers and talks while Will Rogers read four poems. the Manville choir could not perform due to a burial. Sheriff George Monroe attended with his wife.

Christman’s Grove Brookeburg Home Church Home Sunday School Mahler Brookaburg D. Clarke Hill Hanover Will Rogers Manville Mill Pond Madison George Monroe

Ebersole Suicide in County Jail Amid Murder Case

Silag B Eversole, 60, held for the murder of Hazel Macklin, 16, in South Bend, was found dead in his county jail cell. He hanged himself with a lead pipe, towels and blankets after a Sunday evening check. a letter to his wife outlined farm and family affairs. He had denied involvement in the crime and called himself a victim of police methods. Eversole was a farmer and former Dunkard preacher.

South Bend Silag B. Eversole Hazel Macklin Eversole

Liberty old settlers meeting set for August 26

The annual Liberty old settlers gathering is scheduled for Thursday August 26 drawing an expected 5000 attendees to the event location.

Old Settlers Liberty

Russia's Greatest Fortress: 40000 Muscovites Ready to Defend

Berlin reports Novogeorgievsk fortress at the Vietula and Narew junction is besieged by German troops. Between 40,000 and 80,000 Muscovites prepare to defend the fortress for months as German forces push toward Brest Litovsk and cut Russian retreat, with heavy fighting at Novo Georgievak and pressure on Kovno.

Montha Berlin Narew Bug River Teutons Lesice Miedsgrece von Mackensen Brest-Litovak Kovno Ia Novo Georgievak

Cardinal Gage Recalled From Health Resort To Vatican

Paris reports Cardinal Gage parri Papal Secretary of State is hurriedly recalled from a health resort to the Vatican as peace efforts advance. The Rome correspondent notes Catholics intensify the peace campaign amid these developments.

Paris Cardinal Gageparri Rome

Highland Corrie Reaches Tilbury in Crippled Condition After Torpedo Hit

The Nelson liner Highland Corrie, British 8,000 tons, arrived at Tilbury August 16 crippled by a torpedo strike from a German submarine off the Thames mouth. Part of its cargo was jettisoned to keep the ship afloat, marking it as the largest torpedoed vessel reported recently.

Tilbury England Highland Corrie Tts Dock Thames River

Hurricane Hits Galveston Drove Waters Over Sea Wall

The West Indian hurricane with 70 mph winds drove gulf waters over Galveston’s sea wall for the first time in five years. A warning urged rapid evacuation if needed as thousands fled the city fearing storm damage. Outgoing trains ran full as waves battered bath house approaches and baths.

Great Sea Wall Galveston

Hurricane Strikes a Battleship off Florida Coast

A hurricane swept across the Florida coast striking a battleship as crew sheltered aboard. The article also notes visitors from Meccaapone visiting relatives in Jefferson Street, with names partially legible.

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