Madison Herald List of Local Social Moves and Marriages
Miss Frieda Schelke returns from Syracuse and Misses McLaughlin visit Cincinnati. Relatives travel to Indianapolis Connersville and Winona Kentucky. Marione Clark visits Madison. Florence Blau and Mamie Blau guests of Mr and Mrs J Brown in China. Ethel Haincock stays with relatives in Winona. Frank Lustensberger heads to Kalamazoo. W Decker and A H Woodworth travel from Hanover to Stronghurst. Mathitret Henry returns from Kentucky. Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Lyon visit from Casper. Dr Samuel Lewis funeral held at Sprigate cemetery. Grace Spencer listed among Madison teachers. Robert L. Marshall cited for a life license. Thelma Tevis and Igabert Comely wed in Carrollton and will reside in Brooksburg.
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Frieda Schelke
Syracuse
New York
Ella
Louise McLaughlin
Cincinnati
Mary Kampe
Indianapolis
Connersville
Marione Clark
Frieda Bach
W. Main Street
Florence
Mamie Blau
Mrs. J. Brown
China
John C. Roeder
John Nester
Ethel Haincock
J. Miles
James Shipcock
Winona
Frank Lustensberger
Kalamazoo
Mich
W. Decker
A. H. Woodworth
Hanover
Stronghurst
Westley
Pennsylvania
Tampa
Florida
Wwoa
Veway
Boone
Sae
Clara Wainager
Linculn
Nebraska
Misses Bourse
Lenora Heninger
North Waigut Street
Bowen Fon Jr
Casper
Wyoming
Belnard Lyon
Pleasant Ridge
Lyon
Lillian Caimpbedi
Banca Mctaughlin
Madisonvidie
Ouo Aerivelt
Samuel Lewis
Grace Spencer
Madison
Robert L. Marshall
Thelma Tevis
Frank Tevis
Brooksburg
Igabert Comely
Carrollton
Funeral of Dr Samuel Lewis at Springdale cemetery
Funeral services for Dr. Samuel Lewis who died at his home near Canian Monday were held this afternoon at Springdale cemetery. Dr J W Turner pastor of Trinity church led the rites and praised the noble traits of the deceased. A large group of mourners paid their respects and Bugler Wm Kremer sounded taps at the close.
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Samuel Lewis
Caniuan
Springdale Cemetery
J. W. Turner
Trinity Church
Lewis
Wm. Kremer
Real Estate Transfers in Hanover and Pike Areas
Mrs Hester Mouser and others transfer store and residence property in Hanover to Red Wooten for 1. Vernie Etherton transfers a farm on the Shun Pike to Clemens Hunger and wife for 7500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hester Mouser
Red Wooten
Hanover
Vernie Etherton
Clemens Hunger
Shun Pike
Artificial Irrigation Boosts Armenia’s Arax Valley Output
The Arax valley in Caucasian Armenia has become the richest area due to artificial irrigation. It now yields excellent fruit and vegetables, along with rice cotton and corn, highlighting the region’s agricultural growth.
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Armenia
Caucasian
Arax
Public utility ruling on Main street paving in Madison
The Jefferson County Council met August 14 to decide if paving parts of Main street from the water trough to Walnut and from Broadway east to the railroad bridge serves public utility. Petitions by Oscar Oliver and others, with 50 freeholders, prompted the review, cost estimated at $49,618.88 for 5,204 feet of bituminous concrete. The city may cooperate, and bids will follow city council action.
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C. S. Dibler
Board of County Commissioners
Oscar Oliver
County of Jefferson
City of
Madison
Said Street
Main Street
Walnut Street
Broadway
M. R. Ralston
Otto Heise
Ed. G. Phillips
QO. J. Cardinal
W. H. Miller
J. Frank Craig
W. A. Crosby
Atty. John McGregor
A. W. Karsteter
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Charles Schuman
George Lyon
George E. Sherlock
Office of the Auditor
Long Island Society Girl Becomes Motorcycle 'Gop'
Miss Zella de Miho, a Southampton society favorite and WWI veteran, is sworn in as a motorcycle police rough rider in Suffolk County. She earned the Croix de Guerre with star in France and received citations from Verberfe town and three front line hospitals. She helped equip and drive an ambulance donated by Southampton citizens at the war’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
Zella de Miho
Suffolk County
France
Mise de Mithan
Verberfe
Monster Hailstones Reported Across Nation
Reports from across the country say the storm on Thursday produced record hail in this district. At Weaver's Corners two hailstones about the size of croquet balls pierced the roof of a farm house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Namvalk
Weaver’s Corners
Finde Freak Corncob Discovered by Alex Wills
A freak corncob found by Alex Wills while shelling seed corn shows half red and half white colors split down the middle. The ear, from Reed's yellow dent variety, was mature and well developed with both color halves blending evenly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscotuh
Kama
Alex Wills
Reed
Where the Dead Exceed the Living in Willington Census
A fragmented notice reports that Willington town cemetery houses 671 dead, while the townspeople count 5,037 living according to census data. The piece highlights a population imbalance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witiington
Willingtonsetty
Withington
Sugar Grove
Uncle Sam
Methodist Origin of the Name and Its Meaning
The term Methodist comes from a Greek word meaning method or rule. It was used derisively for followers of John Wesley, who embraced the label and made faithful application of the Savior's methods and rules a defining feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Tennessee Ratifies Suffrage Amendment Vote Margin Set
Nashville August 18 The Tennessee House of Representatives ratified the federal suffrage amendment by 50 to 16 after an earlier tally of 19 to 7. Speaker Walker corrected his vote, changing the final tally to 50 to 16, confirming constitutional majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tennessee House of Representatives
Ment
Walker
Mrs Frances Flint Andres dies in Belleview at 70
Mrs Charles Andres died yesterday at her Belleview home after a year of illness. Formerly Frances Jane Flint, she was in her 70th year and survived by her husband Perry Albert and Chauncey Andres plus five sisters and five brothers. A stroke occurred near the end of her suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Andres
Belleview
Frances Jane Flint
William and Famine
Andres
Perry Andres
Albert Andres Resding
Middlefork
Chauncey Andres
Andres & the Vulcamving
Missing or Badly Printed Ticket Notice From Transit Office
A garbled OCR style notice references ticket validity and utility service, with scattered terms about tickets and requests. It hints at a public or transit office dealing with ticketing, usage deadlines, and possible penalties or procedures for noncompliant holders.
Death of Abraham Wigham at Central Hotel
Abraham Wigham aged 48 died after five months illness in his Central Hotel room. Born May 28 1872 in Leigh Lancaster England he came to the United States about 16 years ago. Survived by two sisters Martha and Margaret Wigham and brother Samuel Wig ham of England plus three sisters in law in this city. Funeral services pending with interment at Moffett's cemetery Trimble county Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Wigham
Central Hotel
Mr. Wigham
Leigh Lancaster
England
Amanda Brown
Isemarcus Brown
Wigham
Martha
Margaret Wigham
Samuel Wigham
V. C. Miles
Jefferson Street
Mary E. Welch
Calvin Kemper
Methodist Church
Schneider
Moffett’s Cemetery
Trimble County
Unclear text about schooling and deportation terms
Fragmentary notes mention youth schooling and deportation themes with disjointed phrases and scattered names. Content is garbled and difficult to interpret, preserving only weak, disjointed references.
Aviator Seeks Relief Amid Turbulent Air Travel
An aviator named Pépatenant Porrurtn, one of the top pilots, reports severe seasickness during a flight from It to Pewee. He describes a heavy gale, perilous conditions, and a stop near Aleppo where a colleague died amid Arab rebel activity.
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Pépatenant Porrurtn
Ieee
Serpsbek
Fia
Aleppo
Death of Charles Roth in Cincinnati
Charles Roth died in Cincinnati aged about 45 after illness from influenza. He left Indianapolis with his wife and three sons and one daughter after his brother’s death in Cincinnati. He is survived by four sisters and a brother. Funeral and burial were in Cincinnati at Spring Grove Cemetery.
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William Roth
Cincinnati
Mr. Roth
Charles Roth
Gus Zoeller
Indianapolis
Oscar Mershens
Grant Zoeller
Anna Roth
Wilam Roth
Spring Grove
Roth
Swallows Honor Attlen Children in Arrival Celebration
An aristocratic ceremony marked the arrival of Attlen with the swallows honored by special beverages. The event featured a note of scarcity yet celebrated the notable guest, reflecting a tradition among the Attlen lineage.
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Asistotte
Attlen
Japan Acquires Printing Arts From China in 3rd Century
The text notes that printing and writing were brought to Japan from China in 284. By 673, Emperor Temmo ordered the publication of the first Japanese books, Keijiki or Ancient Legends.
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Japan
China
Temmo
Divorce Filed After Trolley Dispute and Wife’s Nagging
A man seeks a divorce citing marital strife aboard streetcars. He claims ongoing nagging by his wife and disputes over behavior during trolley commutes. The filing notes alleged incidents on the trolley and references to passenger interactions and a strained marriage.
Paris to London Flights Rise in June Traffic
The Matin notes a surge in aerial travel with 72 flights operating between Paris and London during June, signaling growing air navigation activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Londor
Paria
France
Matin Cails
London
Farmers Federation drives enrollment in Jefferson County
Meetings in three townships drive a farmers federation in Jefferson County with Hanover Republican and Saluda showing about seventy percent enrollment on a five dollar basis. State representative A M Hallowell praises progress. drive may top fifteen thousand members before November 1 with more signing on later. Hiram Foster of Graham township expects strong turnout and at least ninety percent enrollment in his area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Farmers’ Federation
Hanover
Republican
Saluda Township
A. M. Hallowell
Hiram Foster
Graham Township
Tobacco Cutout Defeated by Kentucky Growers
At a Lexington meeting 22 counties voted against a 1921 tobacco cutout and 17 supported it. Jefferson county supported the cutout while Switzerland Trimble and Carroll counties opposed. The Burley Tobacco Growers Association was formed at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Jefferson County
Switzerland
Trimble
Garroll
Possible Saving of Lumber If Spouls Wound With 200 Yards
A fragment notes that spinning spools with 200 yards rather than 100 to 150 yards could save about 65 ear bands of lumber annually. The text is unclear and technical terms are partially garbled.
No advance in the price of shoes will prevent kicking
A concise editorial note asserts that rising footwear costs cannot deter aggressive action or street confrontations, framing price shifts as irrelevant to the ongoing social behavior and penalties.
Miners Near Springfield Begin Strike Near Here
Springfield Illinois reports nearly 1,000 miners are striking in the area around the city, signaling broad labor unrest and potential production disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ills
English Style Shifting Shirts and Shirts for the English
A London report chronicles a haberdashery chat in the Strand where Englishmen prefer slip on shirts over buttoned ones. The anecdote contrasts American coat shirts with English fashion and notes debates about collars, laundry wear, and sartorial habits among English and American visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Strand
Lenden Parper Duis
An Knelishman
W. Pettidge
John Hay
Hay
England
First Aid in Rural Homes Survey Highlights Child Counts
A United States Department of Agriculture study finds rural families most rely on local care. It notes many homes lack in home sanitation and hot water, with only modest use of telephone help. The report also highlights surprisingly small numbers of children under ten in farm households and urges improvements in nutrition clothing and exercise for child well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whraise Webers
United States Department of Aire Culture
Iiterest
Dhormat
Ted Baer
Efort
Monster Petrified Fish Found in Utah Rock
A petrified monster fish about fifty feet long was found encased in rocks in Garfield County Utah about seventy miles from Panguitch. Local authorities reported the discovery as a notable geological find in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Garfield County
Panguitch
Tragedy Reported in Secluded Village Attack
A arson damaged entry describes a brutal assault in which Antonio Lirconi allegedly slashed his wife Nelle and harmed their child during a jealous murder attempt. Neighbors aided the injured woman who survived but cannot fully recall details beyond his threats to ruin her beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atonio Lirconi
Hidengea
Nelle
Justis
Cazar
Parrot Grounds Atlantic City Divorce Suit
Malt by Messick seeks divorce alleging grounds after his wife taught their parrot to cuss him out. She allegedly trained the bird to swear so it could express her opinion of him at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltby Messick
Atlantic City
Mystery in Laundry Returns as Perfume Bleach Fails
A woman sent washing to a laundress with a request to return it spotless but it came back with stains and a claim of bad care. The laundress replied she washed her own clothes in the same water and they were clean, leaving a puzzled exchange.
Weather Wanes as Washington Heat Reaches East
The Beacon notes cooling Atlantic waves losing strength as they travel eastward while noting intensified heat from Washington affecting air masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Pat
Cape
Central
Ba'ces
Jayje
Tokyo
Were, Mee
Weit
Leta Glade
Stack
Morgan’s
Farmers Organization
Che Hatter
Otis
Atherton
Samme
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Parrot
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