Madison social notes and local moves in Hanover area
Madison Aug 22 highlights include visits among Brooksburg and Jeffersonville families, property sale in Hanover Clark county to Mary Taylor Britan for 1 dollar, church funeral of Mrs Henry Geile, multiple trips to Louisville and Jeffersonville, and county accounts examiners completing reviews. Also notices on residents moving to Hanover and Dupont, and local business changes with Mr Marquis purchasing Lobe Rutledge hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren Larimore
Brooksburg
A. M. Taff
East Main Street
Joseph T. Britan
Hanover
Clark County
Mary Taylor Britan
Mary Wilson
John Denton
Jeffersonville
John F. Hammell
Henry Geile
Hebron
Theodore Webber
Fannie Wendell
Louiseville
Henry Viesla
Hatcher Hill Road
Martha Wuiltner
Louisville
Ella Calloway
East Third Street
Trimble County
F. P. Smith
Kenetucky
Clark County Christian Church Convention
C. F. Heick
Dorothy
Bruce
Florence Conway
Conway
Laura Brooks Bellamy
Ray Bellamy
Emery and Henry College
Virginia
Brooks
Moores Hill
Ind
L. W. Bellamy
Louie Trinkle
Bertha Hinkle
Wilbur Oldaker
M. E Hoard
Smyrna Township
Milton H. Cravens
Arlington
Texas
John L. Cravens
Linton
Cravens Place
John Reinhardt
Henry Beckman
Dorothy Beckman
Cincinnati
Messrs
Fred and
William Schurmeier
Hunter’s Bottom
Family quarrel ends in death on Fulton street
John Hollis a former policeman is dead and Denny Atking is gravely wounded after a quarrel that started about 7 30 on the Fulton Campbell street corridor. Mrs Maggie Hollis and Mrs Lizzie Shannon are charged as accessories to murder. the stabbing occurred as Hollis faced his wife and the two women. The child Johnny Hollis intervened as a knife flashed. Atking was cut and Hollis killed by a blow to the head. Authorities say the dispute grew from alleged abuse at home yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hollis
Denny Atking
City Hospital
Maggie Hollis
Lizzie Shannon
Jefferson Countail
Fulton and
Campbell Streets
Hollis
Aiking
Johnny
Atking
Hollin
Atkins
Potts and
Gentry
Fulton
Atkina
William Kammerer
Kammerer
Louisville Times
Death by suicide at city grocery shocks community
Charles H McGee, 43, of 762 Fletcher, died by swallowing car bolic acid today at his grocery 409 Pine. Found by daughter Dorothy 12. Wife and three children survive. Coroner notified. Funeral held 2:30 pm at Mt. Jackson Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. McGee
Fletcher Avenue
Pine Street
Dorothy McGee
McGee
Dorothy
Harold
Clarence McGee
Durham
Indianapolis News
Funeral notice for Mrs Zola Alums Brown
Mrs Zola Alums Brown died Friday morning at her North Broadway home after months of illness. She leaves a husband and son, a mother and four sisters, three brothers, and many relatives. Father preceded her four months ago. Burial Sunday August 23 at 2:30 PM at Broadway Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola Alums Brown
North Broadway
Broadway Baptist Church
Madison Ironworker Loses Fingers in Accident
Mr. Joseph Kremer of Newport Kentucky formerly of Madison severed fingers after a heavy iron piece fell on his hand while at work. His Madison friends extend sincere sympathy for the injury and bad luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kremer
Newport
Madison
Kremer
Local Notes From Madison and Nearby Visits
Madison items report travel by Mrs E W Hoadley to Bargerville and Prof H C Montgomery to Seymour. Court fines for intoxication, Odd Fellows banquet, visitors from Ludlow and Indianapolis, and various family visits. Mergers include a marriage by Rev Arends, a mindunsound declaration, and a club move for the Eagles to new quarters above Hoffmans barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
E. W. Hoadley
Milton
Bargeraville
Lod
H. C. Montgomery
Hanover College
Seymour
Crosier
John Grimsley
Madison Odd Fellows
Payneville Lodge
I. O
Edward Steigerwald Dies. Policeman Succumbs After Illness
Edward Steigerwald, 29, a Fourth District policeman, died at City hospital after convulsions at home on Magnolia Street. He served over five years and was regarded as a finest by his comrades. Pallbearers will number 48. he is survived by his mother Mrs. C. W. Heier. Funeral service at 3 pm at the residence will precede burial in Madison Indiana. Friends in Madison regret his passing. relatives left for Louisville after telegram announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Steigerwald
Magnolia Street
Steigerwald
C. W. Heier
Madison
Samuel Steigerwald
Johnson Steigerwald
Cincinnati
Louisville
John E Lamb Dies in Terre Haute at 85
John E. Lamb a prominent figure in Democratic national politics died in Terre Haute Ind at age 85 after a fall from a second story window at his home and a subsequent relapse. Born December 2 1862 in Terre Haute he served as Vice Chairman of the Democratic National Committee and led Western headquarters in Chicago during the 1908 campaign. He also held office as Indiana District Attorney and served in the forty eighth Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
John E. Lamb
Thas
Lamb
Wilson
Mexico
Leland Jr. Burned in Garage Explosion Accident
Simeon E. Leland Jr. suffered severe facial burns and eye injuries when an oxygen generator exploded while burning carbon from his father's car engine at the garage behind the family home on West Second Street. Doctors Ford and Totten treated him. eyesight not believed to be at risk. Friends wish him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon RE. Leland
Dr. Ford
Leland
West Second Street
Mr. Leland
Johnson Sawmill Robbery Of Rope At River Plant
Thieves pried boards from the log gang way at the B. Johnson sawmill near the old Johnson starch factory and robbed 1500 feet of 14 inch mas ninilla rope worth about 75 dollars. Day watchman Clarence Gourley found the loss at 7 am and officers followed fresh river mud tracks to a skiff, with no suspects identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Johnson
Clarence Gourley
Belleview Notes and Old Settlers Meeting Details
Dr. C W Denny digs a foundation for a new dwelling. Walter Mitchell and wife mingle with friends. Old Settlers meet at Liberty next Thursday with a strong program. James H Smith of Shelby will give a reading. Exercises start at 10 a m and a group photo of the old people will be taken in the afternoon. Two wells at the grove supply ample water for people and horses. The oldest attendee will receive a rocking chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Denny
Walter Mitchell
Liberty
James H. Smith
Shelby Township
Death at Dupont. W Tipton McCaslin Dies
W Tipton McCaslin aged about 70 died at his Dupont home at 4 o clock Saturday after a short typhoid illness. He long managed the Du Pont telephone exchange. Funeral was at 1 30 this afternoon with burial in Dupont cemetery. He leaves a wife and several grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Tipton McCaslin
Duepont
Dupont Telephone Exchange
Dupont
Heirs Agree to Convey Timber Land Near Kent for 10180
In a contract drafted by Attorney Emerson Lemen the heirs of David Lyle James H. Lyle Willard Lyle Anna M. Moore and Beasie Lyle agreed to convey 220 acres of timber land three miles southwest of Kent Indiana to Everett McCammon of Bilocher for 10180 dollars on or before September 22. The heirs had previously sold Charles Lyle’s interest to Dr S A Whitaut. The timber is valued at seven times the land price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Lemen
David Lyle
James H. Lyle
Willard Lyle
Anna M. Moore
Beasie Lyle
Everett McCammon
Bilocher
Indiana
Kent
Charles Lyle
S. A. Whitaut
Charles
Rev Clemens Zepf Preaches Sermon at St Marys
Rev Clemens Zepf returned from St Meinrads to spend summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Jacob Zepf. He preached at St Marys Church yesterday morning and is noted as a fluent speaker and bright young man who will be ordained next June at St Meinrads College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Fisher
W. O. McClelland
McClelland
The
Standard Fire Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
Clemens Zepf
St. Meinrad’s
Jacob Zepf
Zepf
St. Mary’s Church
St. Meinrad’s College
Real Estate Transfer in Republican Township Farm
Schuyler A. Witsett and wife sell a one fifth interest in a 220 acre farm in Republican township to James H. Lyle and others for 2000 dollars. The notice ends with an adage about an umbrella in rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler A. Witsett
James H. Lyle
Republican Township
Prizes Awarded For Madison Popular Girl Contest
The Gin Seng Medicine Company hosted a week of free entertainments on North West Street and awarded prizes Saturday night for the most popular little girl in Madison. First prize went to Miss Mary Sider, second prize to Miss Jamita McClelland as voting concluded with many votes for all contestants. The Rt. Rev. Robert Strange, bishop of the diocese of North Carolina, died in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gin Seng Medicine Company
North West Street
Madison
Mary Sider
Jamita McClelland
Navies and the World Wars A Catalogue of Sea Conflicts
The article surveys how naval power shaped history, citing Nelson at Toulon, Perry on Lake Erie, Union blockades in the Civil War, and pivotal sea battles that redirected empires and borders, highlighting tempering effects of maritime control in European conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Nelson
Napoleon
Europe
Perry
Lake Erie
United States
Great Britain
Toulon
England
France
Mediterranean
Lord Nelson
Nile
Egypt
Indiana horse show rises in prizes and spectacle
The Indiana State Fair night horse shows from September 7 promise unprecedented riches totaling 5984 dollars. top light harness and saddle horse entries join a full program with roadsters runabouts carriages and multiple classes. concerts by Natiello band and an array of acts including Royal Namba troupe and Forbes Cameron dancers anchor a grand entertainment schedule alongside a bustling midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tve
Natiello
Indiana
Forbes-Cameron
Indiana State Board of Agriculture
Clem Graves
Beaker Hill
Warren T. McCray
Kentland
Charles Downing
Greenfield
Charles W. Hickman
Lafayette
Cornelius O'Brien
Lawrenceburg
Charles H. Anthony
Muncie
Warren T. MecGray
Oscar Hadley
Indianapolis
John L. Thompson
Gas City
Mason J. Niblack
Vincennes
John Isenbarger
North Manchester
Samuel FP. Spohn
Goshen
John G. Baines
Rockport
L. B. Clore
Franklin
Tuell
Corydon
Dungan
Dan O. Reed
Attica
Knode Porter
Newcastle
Procrastination Delays Breach of Promise Case
A fragmented notice mentions a breach of promise suit and references first aid to the injured. The readable text hints at a legal matter connected to a Red Cross ball blue advertisement and general grocery context. No clear names or dates are legible.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Gardner
H. W. C. Fosdick
State Board of Accounts Office
Lyda Barton
Lottie
Lydia Powell
Kentucky
Catherine Saberton
Saberton
Nat Williams
C. F. Custer
New Albany
Charles H. M'Gee
Margaret McGee
Mt. Jackson
Joseph Kremer Hurt
Joseph H. King
Ludlow
King
Mary F. King
Cemetery Street
John Hertz
Charles N. Peters
Elizabeth
Milan
Robert Jamison
O. S. Wilson
Iona
Paul
William
J. E. Wilson
Pearden
Washington
W. S. Roberts, Jr
St. Louis
City
Roberts
John Chapman
Dale Dividen
Ida May Barnes
Thomas Edwards
Julia Hazelton
Jacksonville
Decatur
Ill
Edwards
Eagles
Red Men’s Hall
McNeel
Hoffman
Adams Express Company
Louleville
Del
Simeon E. Leland, JR
Johnson
Belleview Notes
Big Timber
Real Estate Tranaters
Robert Strange
Haat Carolina
Wilmington, N. C
London
F. F
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S Up
Stanton's
C. A. Stanton's
the Shoeists
Horse Show
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