Local Notes on Weddings and Travel in Madison
Licenses granted for Henry Scudder to Angeline Toskeep. Various visitors and residents travel to and from Madison. Charles Powell and daughter Gwendolyn depart for California. multiple car purchases noted. Ed Wiley and Sadie F. Young wed at New Central Hotel with Rev. Barnard officiating. Speeding arrest of Leo Yunker and a barber fight leading to bond set for Harry Hines reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jlenry Scudder
Angeline Toskeep
Charles Front
Indianapolis
Alex Glore
Jobo W. Tevis
Charles Powell
Clerk Prewatt
Ed Wiley
Sadie F. Young
Carrollton
Gwendolyn
California
George East
Wirt
Minerva Kiser
Mary
Alvina Lammera
Cincinnati
Ohio
Marie
Kathryn Hunger
Marie Gray
Wilma
Pauline
Crotheraville
Emmaline Murray
Azalia
Indiana
Elmer Murray
Florence V. Moore
Cornett
Minneapolis
Edna Anger
North Madison
Nicholas Hirst
W. T. Harley
Walter
Harrodsburg, Ky
Mr. Hafley
J. W. Hafley
William B. Austin
Scott County
Viola Mae Moore
This County
Squire Stuart
New Central Hotel
J. H. Barnard
D. D
Ed. Wiley
Hunter’s Bottom
Harry Hines
North
Senate Avenue
George Hurd
West Washington Street
Sheare
Grand Jury
Deery
Hurd
Hines
Indianapolis Star
Enjoyable Dance Honors Visitors At Elks Gali
A lively summer social at the Elks home featured Kathryn and Margaret Mullen hosting a reception for visitors from Nashville Lexington and Vanceville. The Grand March was led by Jamie Weber and Clara Settlemeyer with Irene Dunn singing and Clara Haddox reading between a parade of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Home
Kathryn
Margaret M‘ullen
Madigan
Catherine Spore
Clara Haddex
Nashville, Tenn
Clara
Anna Settlemeyer
Lexington Ky
Dorothy Reitz
Vanceville
Ohio
Jamie Weber
Clara Settlemeyer
Irene Dunn
Clara Haddox
Local notes and visits amid Madison region bustle
A whirlwind of visitors and departures fills Madison and nearby towns as residents travel to Indianapolis Terre Haute and other points. Headlines include social calls, new business arrangements, property transfers, and a grim corruption case probe into a 9 year old girl’s death in Hartford City Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weatrick
Clifford McKay
Brooksburg
Ben Williams
Austin
Chas. Mullen
East Flrat Street
Frank Angetad
Misa Lottie Claflin
New Castle
Anna Harper
Mirn. JL. M. Buchanan
Indianapolis
City
Charities Mullen
East
Flint Street
Wesley
Lilard
Fred C. Schurmeier
Milton
R.R.1
Fred
Madison
Chester Stevenson
Maurice
Mildred
James
Chester
Cincinnati
Elmore Shockley
East Second Street
Henry Porter
Smyrna Township
Emerson Lemen
Mayme Rivaud
Lane Business College
Louie F. Rivaud
William Hill
Roberts Demaree
Ford Automobile
J. Clint Weyer
Penn Maddox
Joseph Yunker
St. Paul
Neb
Michael Birch
Yunker
Jefferson County
Joseph Klein
Eclipse Warehouse
Hartford City
Ind
Krauss
Crystal Krause
Dena Baker
Montpelier
Rutledge
James Sturgia
A. C. Baker
Carmel
Greenville Baxter
W. B. Mount
Link Cook
Cook
Baker
Darius
Death of Mrs. Nellie Godman Taylor at Haverhill
Telegram from Haverhill announces the death of Mrs. Nellie Godman Taylor wife of E W B Taylor at the family residence. Funeral and burial set for 2 30 PM Monday in Haverhill. She was the last of the Godman family born in the city and long associated with local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Cross
Haverhill
Maye
Nellie Godman Taylor
E. W. B. Taylor
Jefferson Godman
Martha Sering Godman
Godman
Madison Chautauqua Opening Delights Audience
The Madison Chautauqua opened with Rev M L Guthneck and an Elk Band in a full auditorium. Eugene Laurant wowed the crowd with stage magic and mystery while plans for Burgderfer, Prof G I Christie, Schumann Quintette, and Dr David Luckey promise a week of entertainment and education. Senator Elihu Root was elected president of the American Bar Association in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Chautauqua
Ihs
Elk’s Band
A.S. Hartley
M. L. Guthneck
Mr. McGregor
Eugene Laurant
Madison
Silk Factory
America
Burgderfer
G. I. Christie
Purdue University
David Francis Luckey
Missouri
Schumann Quintette
Wm. M. Bell
Los Angeles
Cal
Henry Ward Beecher
Heaven
Riley
Chautauqua
Elihu Root
American Bar Association
Salt Lake City
Military court to try Sgt Ball for Dowell shooting
Fourteen officers named to form a general court martial for Sgt. Ball of the Indiana National Guard charged with murder in the first degree for wounding Walter Dowell during a provost duty arrest near Indianapolis. Trial set for Sept 7 in the State House with Judge Advocate Gideon W. Blain presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Court
Edwin C. Ball
Indianapolis
Indiana National Guard
Walter Dowell
Madison (Ind
State House
Ball
National Guard
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Dowell
Sergt
College Ave
Twenty-seventh Street
Adjt
Frank L. Bridges
Ralston
Henr T. Conde
Thomas B. Coulter
Vincennes
Spurgeon N. Markley
Columbia City
Emmett F. Branch
Martineville
Clyde F. Dreisbach
Fort Wayne
George H. Healey
Renaselaer
Eduard F. Otto
Crawfordaville
William P. Carpenter
Indianapolia
Quartermaster Corps
Albert Catlin
Terre Haute
Quartermaster’s Corps
Ernest E. Chenoweth
Winchester
John C. Lochner
Auburn
Laurant A. Douglass
Jeffersonville
Alexander W. Osborn
Evansville
Gideon W. Blain
Sergt. Ball
Criminal Court
Oren Hack
Indianapolis Star
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Ward Eingel
Murfreesboro
Tenn
E. D. Einsel
Arzetta Lindsau
Demaree & Hill
Joseph Steinhardt
Washington,d.c
Washington
Mary G. Rea
Made Ison
William Ieaae
Crozier
Leo Yunker
Policeman Strong
Simon B. Fox
Maria Hoffstadt
Sulzer & Bear
Mary McClelland
William McLaughlin
Graham Road
Poplar Street
King’s Daughters Hospital
Hospital Building Committee
John Pohlman
W. A. Anger
Lon Welling
Imargsa~ Mullen
the Elks
Gali
Neil Riley
Irene Dunne
June Lory
Gladys Grayson
Frieda Schelke
Rees Davidson
Elsie Meradorf
Mary Flynn
Margaret Flynn
Eleanor Bierck
Agnes Donlan
Laura Gertz
Lillian Shaugnessy
Edna Meredorf
Mamie Francisco
Katherine Spore
Rosena Jacobs
Margaret Waltz
Agnes Steinhart
Lula Cunningham
Marcella Keller
Anna Laura Englin
Florence Pogue
Zella Wiederman
van Duncan
Dana Vail
Fred Flynn
Howard Demaree
Mr. Bdam
Burton Eaglin
Russell Wooley
John Niesse
Robin Fagan
Chester Williams
San Francisco
Vernon Searcy
Albert Johnson
Chas. Nichols
Herbert Metzger
James Cochrane
Clyde Blackard
Leo Yunther
Jobhn Shaughnessy
Richard Heck
Jim Tarpy
Nay Cochrane
Fritz Rhea
Albert Hummell
Mr. Freze
Dell Stegerwald
Chas. Howe
Clifton Meloy
Howard Pogue
Robi. Shriber
Lawrence Spore
Wu. Cochran
Carrie Scott
Bayless
James Scott
Bayless Cemetery
Seburn
Meyers
Carrie Shadday
Wilbert Selig
Turner
Wm. Lockridge
Cromades
Camp Garber
Dupont
Lockridge
W Maulison
Linan Hinton
Miga Lillian Brooks
Harry Hillabold Ia
Gieuasburpe
C. R. Melcher
Vevay
Lula Lacefield
Louisville
Fred Phlips
Jefferson Street
Mra
la. Greenwood
I. L. Stern
Missus Nora and
May West
Lebanor
Capt
J. W. Adama
Mra. Adame
Kiias Emma Genter
Thomas Handlen
Miga Rose
Sank Rapide
Minn
Lillian Kremer
East Street
Goroner
Stepmother
Mrs
Haverhill, Mass
Moultrie
David B. Johnson
Rockhill
S. C
Grace C. Strachan
Brooklyn
National Education Association
Rev
van Eugene Laurant
The
Marion
Leader Tribune
Democratic
Bernard B. Shively
Congress
Democratic Party
Cardinal Vannutelli
Sacred College
Tom McNamara
Boston
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