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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
2
Madison Ind News Briefs Highlight Local Units and Obituaries
Multiple items report local life events in Madison Indiana. Christina Thavidsen of Dye Pont awarded $25 monthly support. visits by Miss Alice Schnabel to Payton Ohio. Bert Fraseed Teen in Florida country. Julia Plavieter travels by steamer to New Albany. Marriage licenses issued to Anna Basten and Flora May Sampson. Various travel, funerals, and school notices follow, including funeral for Miss Arlena Smith at Fairmount cemetery and attendance by Samuel Smith and Mrs Charles Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Schnabel
Payton
Ohio
Bert Fraseed
Pranacisco
John Taylor
Willowmay
North Madison
Arlena Smith
Fairmount Cemetery
Miss Smith
Nov. Madison
Indianapolis
Samuel Smith
Charles Allen
Auto Accident Injures Dr and Mrs Rapp and Daughter near Columbus
A serious automobile crash occurred about ten weeks ago near Columbus injuring Dr. JJ Rapp, his wife, and daughter Miss Marie while en route to Indianapolis. Dr. Rapp suffered a broken left ankle, Mrs. Rapp had a crushed foot, and Marie sustained facial and head cuts after a broken axle caused the car to overturn. The victims were aided by a farmer and treated at Cobeaus City Hospital and St Denis Hotel Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JJ Rapp
Miss Marie
Columbus
Indianapolis
Rapp
Cohaebus City Hospital
St. Denis
Madison
Lusanapolis
Woo
Surprise Wedding Couples Ride To North Vernon For I Do
Albert Sailor of Clifty and Victoria Forse of the city married last Saturday in North Vernon, surprising friends. They will live on a farm in Clifty. the groom is a prosperous local farmer, the bride formerly a telephone operator and daughter of Mrs Mantta Borsa. The Herald extends best wishes for a happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Sailor
Clifty Neghborhood
Victoria Forse
Sailor
North Vernon
Wall
Cutty Newghborhood
John Sailor
Mantta Borsa
The
Herald
Sader
Died Sudden of Vevay Lady Mrs Josephine Boerner
Mrs Josephine Boerner of Vevay died suddenly at her home last evening at 8 30. She was a beloved citizen with many friends in Madison. Survivors include sons Col Boerner a cashier and Milton C Boerner vice president North Madison State Bank and daughters Fredie and Anna Boerner at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vevay
Josephine Boerner
Lerner
Madison
Messrs
Col. Borner
Milton C. Boerner
North
OFFICERS FOR EAGLES
Aug 21 New Haven Conn Fraternal Order of Eagles nominates Elbert Weed Helena Mont president Joan Morin Pittsburg vice president William Doherty New Haven grand chaplain John Parry San Francisco secretary John Dowling Akron treasurer Therte Henderson Allegheny coandietor John Gunalaker Davenport J J Heller York Henry Beck Seattle trustees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
The
Geandiene, Fraternal Order of Hogdes
Joan A. Morin
Pittsburg
Wolim Doherty
John Parry
San Francisco
Joh. Dowling
Akron
O. Treasha
Therte
J Henderson
Allegheny
John Gunalaker
Davenport
J. J Heller
York
Henry Beck
Seattle
Wash
Property Transfers Involving Graham Shelby Townships
Samuel W McCurry and wife transfer 2855 acres in Graham township to Charles W Perry and wife for 2400 dollars. Joseph Flint and wife transfer 82 acres in Shelby township to Oscar A Miller and wife for 2500 dollars. John M Sample transfers 254 acres near North Madison to Howard E Dahlem for 2550 dollars. Charles Weatherford and wife transfer 80 acres in Shelby township to Robert T Lee for 1600 dollars. Ira O Cummingore transfers 3 1/2 acres in Republican township to James L Tilley for 1300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. McCurry
Charles W. Perry
Graham Township
Joseph Flint
Oscar A. Miller
Shelby Township
John M. Sample
Howard E. Dahlem
North Madison
Charles Weatherford
Robert T. Lee
Ira O. Cummingore
James L. Tilley
Republican Township
Local notes of travel, weddings and deaths in Madison
Madison columns report Miss Gertrude Gibson and others traveling to visit friends in Bloomingdale and Indianapolis. Several marriages are planned at St Michael's and St Mary's with a September 10 ceremony. The remains of riverman Chester Bondurant arrived for funeral services in Madison after death at Louisville. Mrs O'Neal undergoes planned surgery in Louisville.
Social notes from Madison and Indianapolis visits
A flurry of travels and visits as residents depart by train and boat. Miss Helen McNeel sails to Indianapolis, Mrs. Judson Schmidt and son Judson return from Indianapolis, and many others head to Chicago Cincinnati Frankfort and Monterey for brief visits with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen McNeel
Indianapolis
Marcella Schram
Hill Linenweber Nuptials Tie City Couple at St Magdalene
Louis I Hill and Catherine M Linenweber, both from Holton area, wed at St Magdalene Catholic church with attendants Joseph Hill and Mollie Hill. The groom works in a family garage business. bride a former nurse. They plan Madison as home. Also note the Mil ler Beach drowning of Howard Sebree witnessed by 1000+ and Trimble County highway quota progress with 61700 raised of 111000 by Sept 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis I. Hill
Catherine M. Linenweber
St. Magdalene Catholic Church
Father Scheidler
Joseph F. Hill
Mollie M. Hill
Hill
Frank Hill
Holton
Wing's Daughters Hospital
Michael Linenweber
County
Madison
Second Street
Howard B. Sebree
Miller Beach
Gary
Ind
BICYCLE PARTY PASSES THROUGH MADISON EN ROUTE TO HUNTER
A bicycle party from Conneaut Ohio led by Cor corporal R C Sidler Ralph Miller and Clem Bricker arrived in Madison on the way to Hunter Missouri. Starting August 17 they plan a 850 mile trip camping along the route four miles from the Michigan road last night they toured the city and headed to Scottsburg with a hoped arrival at French Lick tonight. Sidley is a former member of the 147th Headquarters Co 37th Division overseas and was discharged three months ago. He owns land at Hunter Missouri and the young men expect to stay there for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Sidler
Ralph Miller
Clem Bricker
Conneaut
Ohio
Madison
Hunter
Missouri
Michigan Road
Scottsburg
French Lick
Sidley
147Th Headquarters Co
Army
Baseball scores and standings rundown from yesterday
National League games featured Philadelphia losing to Cincinnati 3 to 7. American League highlights include New York defeating Chicago 6 to 5 and Cleveland crushing Philadelphia 12 to 0. Other results list Washington 3 over St. Louis 4 and Boston 5 over Detroit 4. American Association results show St Paul 2 over Kansas City 1 and Minneapolis 8 over Milwaukee 4 with Indianapolis 5 over Columbus 2 and Toledo 9 over Louisville 2. Standing of the CLI
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
American Association
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
Cincinnati Wenarte
Ers Emeseee
Pittsburg
Bete Wens
Brooklyn
Eeeee
Boston St. Louis
Philadelphia Ee Eens
L Pet
Cleveland Feeees
St. Louis Eer
Earaseee
Philadelphia A
Indianapolis Eareee
Louisville A
Kansas City Oo
Minneapolis E
Columbus Occames
Toledo Ae
Milwaukee Aeaoe
Motor party in Madison area faces fatal crash
A ten month old son of Hugo Lang of 1021 Payne street Louisville died when a car overturned on the State road near Newcastle at 4 PM Sunday. Mrs George Lieidman and Miss Adelaide Heilman were injured as the vehicle turned over after hitting screenings left in the road. Heilmann and Lang are related. the group had just left Madison after visiting Paul Seeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Laoag
Payne Street
State Pike
Newcastle
George V. Lieidman
Adelaide Heilman
Heilman
Heilmann
Frank Fehr Brewing Company
Hugo Lang
Louisville Courier Journal
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Madison Woman
A Madison resident Mrs. Nan Oakley praises Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney weakness and back pain. She claims the remedy improved her health after purchasing from Harper's drug store and urges neighbors to trust the product. Foster Milburn Co. markets the pills at 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kroaw
Nan Oakley
Walnut
Madison
Dean
Harper’s
Oakley
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Adv
Equality of Opportunity and American merit
A brief, earnest reflection extols equal opportunity as a national pride. It argues no fixed class barrier can permanently hide talent, asserting every individual can rise from poverty to prominence through effort and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Rita Gould Ordered to Perform Before King George
Rita Gould the American singing comedienne has been commanded to appear in a performance before the King and Queen of England. She learned of their request when arriving in London from France where she had performed on battlefields for the troops. Miss Ethel McMahan returned to Kansas City after visiting her parents. Miss Mary Wiegand of Indianapolis will be a guest of Mrs. George Austermuhle while here. Mr. A J Merrett traveled to Indianapolis for his mother's serious illness. Charles W Lanham and Katie Lanham bought a 48 acre Shelby county farm for 1900, contract drawn in Attorney Emer son Lemen's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Carter
Oklahoma
Calvin Gray
Ira Gray
Pleasant Ridge
Martha Dunham
Commiskey
Jennings County
Madison
Waigh
Blanche Shelton
Owenton
Essie Jackson
Bogota
Ill
Judson Schmidt
Judson
Indianapolis
Thos. Bullock
Dorothea
Charles Pavey
Willard Green
Scipio
Rose Whittaker
Chicago
Elsie Dyke
Lucy Linkhorn
Cincinnati
Charles
C. H. Willyard
Miss Dorcas
Otto
Wm. Pullem
Louise
Alice
Harry
Noah Puliem
Frankfort
Violet Johnston
Varietta Wood
Monterey
K. M. New
Margaret Schwappacher
Hannah Schwappacher
East Fourth Street
California
Rita Gould
England
London
France
Boys of Our Army
Ethel McMahan
Kansas City
Mrs. A. McMahan
North Poplar Street
Mary Wiegand
George Austermuhle
West Third Street
A. J. Merrett
Susan Merrett
Charles W
Katie Lanham
O. D. Fry
Shelby Township
Switzerland County
Emerson Lemen
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Adison Urprald
Feral
Commany
Hea Lit
Mair
Christina Thavidsen
Dyepont
Julia Plavieter
Hazel Ice
New Albany
Dhe
Ruthes
Hfartsoa
Wos. Wien
Miss Kathe
Adriene FE
Negan
Richard Tesiuieta
Peter Osship
Gio Fa Charlotte
Lin Weber
Oklahom
Mr. Woelom
Sihiton
Amd
Tiepeute
Hanover
Nowy
Ryker
Doe Baer
J. J Rapp
Repp
Mr. Albert Sailor
North Ver
Grand Aerie
New Haven, Conn
Elbert D. Weed
Helena, Mont
Piesdetent
Gertrude Gibson
Bloomingdale
Ella Owen
Lamb
Roy Aikens
Mary Carrigh
Kate Rainey
Mark Clark
George Lloyd
Canada
Ethel Jacob
Viola Rohrman
Lucy Hil
West Main Street
Adelle Wilson
Grand Rapids, Mich
Frank Wilson
George
Rector
Florence L. Rector
Ada Hudson
James Hudson
P. E. Bear
Joseph Holzhauer
Bertha Tuttle
St. Mary's
St. Michael’s
St. Michael's Church
Henry Curry
W. A. Millis
Jisnover
Aovesit
Bradytown
Florida
Floyd Atkinson
Dro Wo A Millis
Atkinson
Thomas Taggart
French Lack Springs
U.S
Indiana
Chester Bondurant
Marine Hospital
Vial
Brooksburg Cemetery
Brooksbury
Trimble
Bicycle Party
CLI
Democrat Farmer
Fourth Congressional District
Congress
Democratic
C.E Custer
Bartholomew County
Bartholomew County Farmers’ Association
Custer
Farmer
C. Ek
Baby
Newcastle, Ky
Paul Seeder
Park Avenue
Kentucky
Joseph M. Cravens
Roosevelt Memorial Fund
Wim Boyce Thompson
National Association
Cuba
Madison News
Charce Discoveries
Fite
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