Madison Weekly Edition Highlights Local Activities and Notices
Hanover college students advocate compulsory military training and Henry Weber departs for Tacama es for Perry Bros Seed Co. A funeral for John Schreiber at Poor Moor church. Miss Edna Banta visits Paxton. post office logistics improved with stamp supply. William Bo Detter's clothing stores expansion in Terre Haute and Brasil. Sergt Albert Earhart to visit Madison. Corporal Kasper promoted at Camp Kelly. paving and post office renovations by William Groline Co.. two men fined for disorderly conduct in connection with intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover College
Henry Weber
Hanover
Taciamaye- Vis
Perry Bros Seed Co
Madison Postorice
Scout Pilip
William Bo Detter
Terre Haute
Iperates Clothings
Brasil
Masceon
Jas
More Clothingg Company
West Washington Street
Baciata Cathelic
Indianapolis
Albert Earhart
Chilcotue
Ohpe
Epa
Harnson
Toes City
Went
Serato Barhardt
Wianl Keynolds
Bally
Madison
Scatt
Edward Pierpont
Lexington
Reynolds
Paynesville
Jefferson County
This County
Scott County Journal
M.A. Kasper
Meohias Kasper
Avertion Corps
Boone
William Groline
Joliet
David Martin
Death of Mrs Jennie Oberle Reports in Stooetheons Hospital
Obituary notice indicates Mrs. Jennie Oberle aged 35 died at Stooetheons Hospital. The funeral is planned in the city with burial in a local cemetery. Oberle was daughter of Mr and Mrs Da Mepiens, once residents of Madison, now connected to Louisville. He was a cooper and active in local industry, with ties to Cateap Company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeyne Oberle
Stooetheons’s
Martin Oberle
Madison
Louisville
Sobenson
Cooperage Busie
Bear Brothers
Ter Cateap Company
Roatiise
Toni
Bavebock
Dale Cemete
Wiha Worlor
TiOpom
Wigs Daughters Hospital
Wenzler
Werseler
Sie
Actien
Red Cross
Eve
Amelia Foltz
Willae Wenster
Soo
Clarence
Columbus
Ohio
Clara Finnegan
EP. Weller
Dallas
Tex
Woo Greushay
Nicholas Foltz
Af Crecknath
Kidney Pills Promoted In Local Ads And Enlistment News
An advertisement touts Foster-Milburn Kidney Pills to ease back aches and kidney issues in Madison. Separately, county official Benjamin W. Noell, 39, is enlisted for remount depot duties and departs for Indianapolis for evaluation, with support noted from County Commissioners approving jail funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo Phillins
Madison
Harpers Drug Store
Foster-Milburn, Props
Buffalo
Adv
Benjamin W. Noell
Sergt. Thompson
Q. M. Corps
Indianapolis
Despondent Woman Ends Life In Furnace Incident
In Lawrenceburg Indiana on November 30 arrangements were made for the funeral of Laverla Stew Yonkers 40 who ended her life. Details describe she poured apaschae on her hair and thrust her head into a furnace. The report notes the distress and suicide attempt leading to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Laver
William Vorthoers
Yonkers
Local notices and social updates from Madison December report
Madison items note Donald R. Bear resuming studies at Indiana State University Bloomington. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Andrew H Lytle at King's Daughters Hospital. Lyland and Eleanor Trevis visit Indianapolis. Draft board names by Gav Stanley Kentucky. Various visits and returns from Gary Cincinnati Cleveland and Gary with names including Miss Hattie McKay Miss Mary Francisco Miss Mary Barnes. Larceny arraignment of Mertie Hammonds and Clifford Lee with bond. Robert Sehrt furlough and visits from Grettysburg. Handlen cause at Wolf fish market and mayoral court fine ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R. Bear
The
State University At
Bloomington
Ind
Andrew H. Lytle
King's Daughters’ Hospital
Lyland
Eleanor Trevis
Indianapolis
Gav. Stanley
Kentucky
Eugene Moseley
H. E. Tandy
B.J. Bell
Trimble County
FE. P. Weller
Dallas
Tex
Hattie McKay
Cincinnati
Herbert T. Mountjoy
Mary Clay
William
Madison Library Association elects officers and sets dues
The Madison Library Association held its annual meeting at the Madison Insurance Company office. Members were assessed one hundred percent of par value to fund next year’s expenses. New directors were elected: Godfrey Dold president, J H Barnard vice president, J W Cornett secretary, R B Moffett treasurer, Nellie Harper librarian. A book committee was named, and the article ends with a joke about love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Library Association
Madison Insurance Company
J. W. Cornett
Young Men's Christian Association War Fund
R. B. Moffett
Library Association
Godfrey Dold
J. H. Barnard
S. M. Strader
John Feuerstein
Curtis Marshall
W .H. Miller
Jos. R. Colgate
M. C. Garber
W. O. Ford
Madison note spans many lives and events in December
Madison headlines report W H Miller traveling to Chicago for an international livestock show. J Schreiber named administrator for John Schreiber estate in Hanover township. Stella Demaree sells 104 acre farm to Andrew Bierck for 7700 dollars via Emerson Lemen. Ohio River harbor appropriations proposed. Marie Rapp and Marguerite Waltz return to Indianapolis to studies. Clark Jones travels to Chicago for livestock show and visits Lafayette. Transfers of property involving Hayden Gray and Elvan Adams noted. Lieut Frank Montgomery on 10 day furlough from Camp Custer. Graysilus Handlen convicted of intoxication misconduct. sentence restored. Thomas Nolan discusses City Meat Market remodeling with Gus Yunker and Peter Stephanus. marble and iron additions planned. Mrs. William Wenzler dies after illness. Ralph and family mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Miller
Chicago
EJ. Schreiber
John Schreiber
Hanover Township
Stella N. Demaree
Andrew Bierck
Emerson Lemen
Ohio River
Pittsburgh
Marie Rapp
Indianapoli
Dro
J. 0. Rapp
Miss Rapp
Conservatory of Music
Indunnapolis
Marguerite Waltz
Indianapolis
Mro
Jo EE Waltz
Veway
Chiara Ailen
Co Ro Whrson
Bessie Ailen
Peon
Crain Boy
Thomas J. Nolan
Gus Yunker
Peter Stephanus
Madison
Mrs Marie Golden dies at 71 in Madison
Mrs Marie Golden known as Marie Andersteller died at 7 30 PM at her home on North Jefferson Street after years of ill health. The 71 year old native of Madison leaves son Peter and twin daughters Mayme and Teresa at home and one sister Elizabeth Jungman. Funeral Friday from the residence with burial in Springdale cemetery. Mr M C Garber left for Washington DC to attend the Rivers and Harbors Congress meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Golden
North Jefferson Street
Peter
Mayme
Teresa
Elizabeth Jungman
Springdale Cemetery
Sheriff and Officer Arrest Man on Bastardy Charge
Sheriff George Monroe and Officer Kremer arrested Ray Leep after a telephone tip from Sheriff Pickett of Vevay. Leep, found in a local hotel, planned to leave by morning train and was taken back to Vevay to answer the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathanel Grey
Sneath Monroe
Squire Stuart
George Monroe
Kremer
Ray Leep
Pickett
Vevay
Leep
Seus
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Madison Herald
the Herald Company
Mattoon
Thensis Jackson
Galbert
Hammers
Old O'Clock
Edna Banta
Albert Poastacot
Brooksbury
Paxton
Sauley
Strong
Louis Muppin
William Edward Kosbach
Moppin
Kosbab
Age Lim
Congress
Dbs
Ghana
Fey
Vosioe Reyes
Bse
Rae Seabee
Jennie Oberle
Touisville
Renatti
Thas
Lou Wadu
Maro
Hanidie
Anb
Tobbael
Baretta
Tay Press
George Woo Cruite
Alva BoPepaty
Meters
Feoina A
George Woo
Tao
Graham
Carls
Miles and Caufe
Charles Blodger
Gliacres
Frank McKay
Ta Biners Weber
Minton Township
Louisa Heit
Gowen
Dean
Noell Enlista
Howard Sebree
Gary
Ora Sherman
Mertie Hammonds
Clifford I.ee
Sulzer & Bear
Harry Lemen
Clarence Sehrt
Machine Corps
Grettysburg
Peter Wolf
Ridoo
Mary
Handlen
Malberria Forest
Jenkins
Kreme
Handlon
Alles Handlon
Walt
Thayer
Gus
Thos Andastey
van Cole
Pracres
Milton Township
Joseph Ayer
Frank Montgomery
Camp Custer
Michigan
Lieut
Montgomery
Field Artillery Corps
Graysilus Handlen
Mayors Court
Vandlen
William Wenzler
Woods In Leslie
Leslie
Mrs
Ano
Washington, D. C
National Rivers Land Harbors Congress
Brink
Vanity Fair
Nee Fair
Murer
Ned Opertiensa
Motora
Dancree
Dowa
Feshtona
W. 44Th Street
Nov.c
Teguas O
Vanity Fete
Tatiana
Amadee
Pew
Webb
US & Food
Hartmann Bros. Inc
Fourth Ave
New Fork
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