Madison Herald Weekly Edition 1919 Madison items
Local notes report arrivals and departures including Clarence Wilson and family from Cincinnati, George Distel returning from Little Rock, J Wilbur Cornett and Agnes Cornett preparing South Carolina winter plans, archen sort goods sent to Cambridge, and Mrs Mesgrove and Casper Cruse visiting the Cook home with details on Mrs Mesgrove’s illness and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Wilson
J. Wilbur Cornett
Mix
Agnes Cornett
South Carolina
Cambridge
Matss
James Mesgrove
Conbe Tree
Texas
Miro
Casper Cruse
Trimtle County
Lens
Ny Sanitariud Westecdaay
Local obituary and estate actions note community figures
The notice memorializes George H. Heads and lists surviving relatives, including a father and three sisters. It also records land transfers, contracts, and estate actions involving heirs of Pheoua Shearer and other names, alongside a market report noting strong open and floor prices, with several individuals named as buyers or sellers.
Obituary for Mrs Mary V Voelker and funeral plans
Mrs Mary V Voelker of east Burst Street died after a long illness. Her husband Mr Wendel Voelker and surviving relatives are noted, with memorial details and church connections at St Marys. Funeral arrangements will be announced later as community mourns a devoted wife mother and neighbor who attended the Catholic church and Altar Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voelker
Noted Lawyers Defend Federal Farm Loan Act
A garbled OCR text references lawyers defending the Federal Farm Loan Act and mentions legal action, individuals, and possible court or financial proceedings. The legible elements name lawyers and the act, with unclear surrounding details and fragmented quotes.
Thompson Thomns Hill couple to wed Rainbow Division veteran
Invitation lists the wedding of Miss Fannie Thom as to Mr. Raymond Jones to be held on Wednesday December 17. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rk Thomas of Thomns hill. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Briley Jones of Lower Clifty and is an overseas veteran who served with the Rainbow Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Thomas
Raymond Jones
John Rk. Thomas
Thomnshill
Briley Jones
Lower Clifty
Rainbow Division
Death of Richard Brooks Miller
Richard Brooks Miller died at his home on Hast Second street at six o'clock last evening due to heart disease. Born in Cincinnati in May 1842, he had been a resident of Judana for over 50 years. He left a wide circle of friends and relatives and lived with two sisters. He is survived by four sisters and one brother. a brother named Jump died in Trindle County, Kentucky. December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Burst Street
Veether
Gorn Otober de
Isds S
Specron
France
Dave
Rachard Brooks Miller
Hast Second Street
Leath
Fie de Det
Joseph Atet Cotoane Midler
Cineinati Mays
Jump
Trindle County
Doecember
Catherine Bott
Hannibal Hall
Scott's Dluff
Neb
Bott
East First Street
Edinburg
Ned Bellamy
Wo Bellamy
Indianapeds
OOS. Navy
Yoerman Bellamy
Diagover
Tys
Toomove
Hanover
Seymour
Merc Noel
Catarrh cure claims no mercury in remedy
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from Toledo makers F J Cheney Co arguing the product contains no mercury and cures by soothing surfaces. It warns prescribed medicines from reputable physicians may cause more harm than benefit and notes testimonials are available. Catherine Bott and Hannibal Hall visit relatives in Scott's Bluff before travelling to Edinburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Doleme & Nn
Dorevprate
Madison area notices reflect travel and legal actions
Local notices list names moving to St Louis and Indianapolis for visits or homes, a family illness in Indianapolis, and a tobacco market quote at Farmers, with John Perry earning about $80 on a Trimble county crop. Divorce proceedings begin in Circuit Court between John A. Thomas and Zella E. Thomas for abandonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Garber
Indianapolis
Florida Stuart
W.G. Rogers
Henrietta G. Rogers
New York
John Perry
Trimble County
Michael Graley
Thomas
Louisville
Dayton
Ohio
John A. Thomas
Zella E. Thomas
Sulzer & Bear
Albert Bloom
City
Stephen Foltz
Middlefork
Nicholas Foltz
Jefferson County
Wirt Road
Foltz
Madison Lodge Elks Honor Deceased Members Memorial Services
Madison Lodge of Elks held annual memorial exercises at the Elks home with a processional march by the Ells band and ritual work led by Exalted Ruler H. L. Lyon. Dr. W. W. Logan delivered the memorial address and a soprano solo was performed by Miss Helen Gavin with piano by Miss Marguerite Waltz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge of Elks
Order
Elks
Ells Band
H. L. Lyon
BP. F. Dowell
Madison Lodge
A. M. Graham
Helen Gavin
Marguerite Waltz
E. C. Totten
John Mitchell
C. E. Hughes
Gladys Grayson
Nell Bingham
Bess Davison
Lucille Grayson
Carrie Cochrane
Mary Robinson
E. M. Heise Dies at 62 in Orleans Mill Trade Leader
The body of Edward M. Heise, a prominent Orleans miller and merchant, died at Hauss Sanitar ium in Sellersburg. He was 62 and had operated in Orleans for many years. Survived by his wife and a daughter. body brought to this city and taken to Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Heise
Orleans
Sellersburg
Mr. Heise
New Albany
Christmas appeal for Armenians led by Taft Hemphill Morgenthau
An executive committee of Near East Relief led by Taft, Hemphill and Morgenthau issues a Christmas fund drive to aid nearly 800,000 destitute Armenians. The appeal urges subscriptions ranging from five to fifteen dollars a month to feed clothe and shelter orphaned children and emphasizes moral duty in the Armenian relief effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ploward Teft
Henry Morventh
Turkey
Coef Mteosader J Hemphill
New York Banker
Near Bast
Tellef
Pope Deoges
Mars
Vorpatter
Serers
Pilestel
Dour
Armenia
William HL Taft
Alexander J Hemphill
Henry Morgenthau
Executive Comittee
Near East Relief
Bandits Miss Harbord Near Mount Ararat
Major General James G. Harbord head of the American Mission to Armenia escaped death after bandits mistook him and his party for Armenians near Mount Ararat. He has returned to the United States and reported to President Wilson on Near East distress and relief efforts aided by Near East Relief. Mrs. Er. E. Powell and her uncle Norval Verry traveled to Indianapolis for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Harbord
Armenia
Mount Ararat
Harbord
United States
Wilson
Near East
Er. E. Powell
Norval Verry
Indianapolis
Madison Wholesale Markets and Gemstone Notes
The piece lists quotations for eggs butter fowls turkeys geese ducks and poultry prices along with hay and grain wholesale figures. It notes local traveler movements and ends with a paragraph on amethyst history and value and a fact about indigo coloring water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Butter Co
North Madison Creamery
Fox River Butter Co
Timothy Hay
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Madison Ind
Madison
George H.eads
Anderson
As Lerson
Keel Men
Otee Oat Tanerson Lemen
Josephc Coey
Pheoua Ie Shearer
Roy Monroe
Cottsider
Evate Denis
Albert Becon
Peti
Louis C. Woit
Aote
Mitbata
A. Grubbs
Warsiw
Poplar Lane
Albert Lemen
Wite
Bon. Holderfield
Trimtue Goeoity
Cemetery Streest
Presnytering Ave
Thomas Bennett
C. H. Handlen
B. F. Pendleton
Ross Thomas
F. A. Truesdell
Mary Anna Voelker
Mary Vena Voelker
Wendel Voelker
Guissed Ireaen- Tully Awave
Dl Aelock Moon
Voolker
Daiy
Gaiam
Lok
Witham
Brass
Bank Db
Voeohoer
Zep
Cathonie Church
Madson
Pete Welb
Saoca
Cadet Qadity
McAdoo
Hughes and Wickersham
Kansas City
Roth
The
United
Richard Brooks Miller
Urwake
A H. Woodworth
St. Louis, Mo
Arthur Peak
Renville
Minn
F. A. Joyce
HJMOR
E. M. Geiee
Taft
Montgomery Ward & Co
the Great Mail Order House
Vo Beerits
Peer Tered
House of Montgomery Ward & Co
Shatgomery Ward & Co
John Burnham
South la Salle Street
Chicago, Ill
Madison Wholesale Markets
Ser
Frank McKay
Elizabeth Speder
St. Mary’s of the Woods
Brazil
Europe
Trajan
Napoleon
Hhe
Prussia
Antonia
Mark Antony
Pulskye
Dioscorides
National Brary
Paris
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