Madison Ind. Dec 9 1920 Local notices and obituaries
Local column from Madison Indiana dated December 9 1920 reports births marriages deaths and civic notes. It lists Elmer L Crozier and Martha Pierce newborn Elmer Jr and mentions Miss Kate Killannon visiting Dr Joseph Brennen in Chicago. Also notes deaths of Genevieve Sueder Ida Gosnell and other community events and names several residents and guests visiting Indianapolis Cincinnati and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer, Jr
Elmer L. Crozier
Martha Pierce
Bedford
Indianapolis
Kate Killannon
Joseph Brennen
Chicago
C.C. Glass
Camp Chase
Ohio
Mary Rea
John Kling
Cincinnati
John King
N. Walnut Street
Jefferson Trost elects Legion officers for coming year
Jefferson Trost Neo 9 American Legion nominates Commander Clarence N Willick Vice Commander Ferdinand Rahe Adjutant Uarry K Wells Finance Officer Wallace McKeand Chaplain Rev FA Shulte Historian Miss Walhelmina Furnish District Representative Huey McKay Sergeant at Arms Glen Ferry Clerk Harry Nichols. Marriage licenses issued to Dthniel Hitch and Catherine Spicer of North Madison and to Philip Fancher of Switzerland County and Anna B Mefford of Carrollton Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Trost
Neo 9
American Legion
Clarence N. Willick
Ferdinand Rahe
Uarry K. Wells
Wallace McKeand
FA. Shulte
Walhelmina Furnish
Huey McKay
Glen Ferry
Harry Nichols
Dthniel Hitch
Indianapolis
Catherine Spicer
James D. Spier
North Madison
Philip Fancher
Switzerland County
Anna B. Mefford
Carrollton
Frances Graham to Wed George Kleopfer in December
Mr and Mrs Wm R Graham of Kansas City Missouri announce the marriage of their daughter Frances to George William Kleopfer son of Louis Kleopfer of Saluda township The couple will honeymoon about ten days with the groom's parents The wedding is set for Wednesday evening December 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Graham
Kansas City, Mo
Frances
George William Kleopfer
Louis Kleopfer
Saluda Township
RAT-SNAP and Nap Slay Rats in Handy Cake Form
A reader notes RAT-SNAP and Nap both attractively packaged rat poisons. RAT-SNAP comes as handy cakes that fit any setting and can be used with other foods. The note emphasizes practical use and odor control claims.
Rat Snap Food Prevents Odor In Dead Rodents
Rat Snap products claim to kill rats and mice and prevent odor from carcasses. Descriptions note cakes for various locations including chicken houses coops and small buildings. Sold by Pb Hetrper & Coy and Roeded Bros Vas with a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantis
Pb Hetrper & Coy
Roeded Bros
Death of Sanford Bramfiel Frends in North Madison
Sanford Bramfiel Frends, aged 73, died last night at Craymont where he worked until his passing. Survived by widow and daughter Mes.noa Matthews of North Madison, he was a respected local resident and a member of the Masonic order. His death brings deep sorrow to the community and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeres Po Keetor
Lanceer Ta Wastho Wien
Rector
Smyrma Towesing
Iis
Tis
Gillien
George
Mabel
Madison
Tnis
Genevieves Sueder
Frederick Sueder
Dayton
North Madison
Sanford Bramfiel
Braifiel
Craymont
Mes
Noa Matthews
Brumtiel
Tine
Masonic Order
Unclear OCR fragment hints at New York event disputes
Fragmentary text mentions Spey Fae, tapes, pipes, and a Vestry related scene in New York City. Names and specifics are garbled, offering no clear event, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York City
Mules Eat Airplane Leaves Repairs Costly
A chaotic incident reports mules consuming airplane wings and woodwork. The lot endured damage as mules reportedly kicked components. repairs are estimated at about $1,009. Zidell had borrowed money to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zidell
Captain William S Dow Receives Army Promotion
Captain William S Dow has been commissioned as a captain in the regular army after nine months with the U S reserves medical department in the Philippines. He and his wife and children have returned and will spend the winter in California. Mrs Dow is sister to Mrs Edward J Colgate of Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
William S. Dow
Dow
Philippine Islands
U. S
California
Edward J. Colgate
Local notes from Madison December 7
Daily brief items list movement of residents and visitors through Madison Indiana. People depart for Indianapolis Wirt and Louisville visit kin. Christmas seal sale opens with Dr Childs as chairman. A bridge survey by County Commissioners at Dixon's Ford. The body of Sanford Brumfiel shipped to Converse Indiana for burial. A baby girl born to Willian and spouse in Brady Texas. Davidson family tied to Fairmount in Texas wintering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Jennings
Indianapolis
George Gaudin
Vevay
Graham Francisco
Wirt
M. C. Garber
A. G. W. Childs
Anna Dewesse
Hunter's Bottom
Louisville
Otto Bray
Michael Stottlebower
Markland Dam
J. C. Phillips
John Philips
West Third Street
Dave Jackson
Grand Lodge of Masons of Kentucky
Milton Lodge of Masons
Graham Township
Sanford Brumfiel
North Madison
Haigh Undertaking Establishment
Converse
Ind
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement cautionary note
A garbled item warns about relying on questionable medicines and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure contains no mercury. It asserts the product is made in Toledo Ohio and sold by druggists, with testimonials available. The text mixes other trivial facts about a Roman wedding custom, Berlin taxi fares, and British aristocracy losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Bayng Hall
Qobensy & Co
Russia Keeps Tourists Out as Siberia Remains Closed
An Associated Press report notes Russia stays closed to postwar tourism while refugees flee Bolshevik regions. It describes travels via northern China and Mongolia to reach Verkhne-Udinsk and the Trans-Siberian route, and cites Ataman Semenoff's reduced activity amid Bolshevik advances.
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Russia
Associated Press
Vladivostok
Siberian
Moscow
Petrograd
Kolchak
Siberia
Red
Irkuisk
Lake Baikal
Semenoff
Irkutsk
Harbin
Soviet Siberia
Chtna
Mongelia
Gobi Desert
China
Sberia
Mongolia
Gohl Desert
Vpeking
Verkhne-Udinsk
Selenga River
Ataman Semenoff
Asia
Europe
Admiral Kolchak
Peru
Ufa
Chita
United States
Maine
California
Urals
Greatest Assembly of Warships Planned for Next January
The Portland Oregonian reports a massive mobilization off the Pacific coast involving Admiral Henry B. Wilson and Admiral Hugh Rodman. The plan envisions the first actual mobilization of much of the new American Navy with unique maneuvers near the Gulf of Panama, featuring competitive drills and unofficial ship contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Wilson
Pacific
Portland Oregonian
Gulf of Panama
Navy Department
Eleory Bo Wilson
Atlantic
Hugh Rodman
Ino
Tuth
Guantiminia
Cuba
Tata
Wilson
The Golden Butterfly Mystery in a Grand Hotel Room
In a fall season scene at a famed hotel, Celia Sanderson joins guests as Marietta May, the unknown secretary, is revealed amid a pearl theft plot. Mrs Mills Forbes is exposed, and Celia discovers the culprit through a hidden pocket in a pearl necklace, aided by a childlike spinner known as the Golden Butterfly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Dle Grand Devagrers
Mins Forbes
Worman
Celia Sanders
Pune
Mas
Pat Baer
Palien
Busine
Ain Hesire
Ebd
Calvert
Celia Sanderson
Prisoner Author P C Murphy Publishes Behind Gray Walls
Idaho life-termer P C Murphy, confined in the state penitentiary, has published Behind Gray Walls a memoir of his life since sentencing. He recalls solitary confinement after a threat of violence, describes harsh conditions and hopeful outcomes, and notes prisoners making junk from shells and silver as keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
P. C. Murphy
State Penitentiary
Murphy
Pat
Disabled Fresno man becomes expert airplane pilot
A railroad accident deprived Loxta Co. Thornton of Fresno of both arms. Despite the handicap he has become an expert aviator and has been recommended to the Aero Club as printed a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxta Co
Thornton
Fresno
Cal
Aero Club
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Raymund Kesser
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