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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1915

Page

7

Madison notes and marriages fill holiday town report

In Madison on December 22 Charles and Ina Copple of Hanover rest on the morning train for Middlesters. The Pennsylvania Railroad paid employees in gold yesterday. Several licenses to wed are issued or reported and many locals travel for Christmas visits. Mrs. McLelland plans Chicago trip with her son. Josie Works of Indianapolis visits relatives. J. K. Simmon of North Vernon returns home. W. Davidson and Cravens expected tonight. William Tague seeks adoption of two Ashby children amid recovery of his wife.

Charles Ina Copple Hanover Pennsylvania Railroad Company Carolyn Hargan Randolph- Macon Lynchburg Jacob Rensehler Cincinnati Frederick Rensehler Noble Reed This County Crystal Campbell Scott County William Cochran R. W. Cochran Cornwall-on-the-Huson Cassius Ammons Maggie Lutz Graham Township Sheriff McKay Greencastle Andrew Roll Indiana State Farm Raymond Wyne Ruth Ford This James F. Hyatt Versailles Mildred Vivian Stucker Kent Orville Heath Cornelia Joyce Milton Township William ©. MccLeland Chicago FE. W. Newton Phillips McLelland Harry Dorsey West Third Street Mr. Sinmon Madison W. R. Davidson Chris R. Cravens New York Indianapolis Davidson HL. H. Love Drusilla Sage William Tague Sulzer & Bear Circuit Court Ethel Ashby Ernest Ashby

No. 2 Fire Co Elects New Officers for Term

No. 2 Fire Co officers elected for the ensuing term include President William Wenzler Vice President Thomas Clark Chief Director Wm McDermott Secretary George C Geile Treasurer Harry Hargan Chief Engineer C R Johnson Jr First Pipesman Joe Stewart Second Pipesman Robert Peddie First Hose Director Charles Renschler Second Hose Director John Mersdorf Messenger Frank Whedin Trustees for one year S M Strader J K Weyer C R Richardson.

No. 2 Fire Co William Wenzler Thomas Clark Wm. McDermott George C. Geile Harry Hargan C. R. Johnson Jr Joe Stewart Robert Peddie Charles Renschler John Mersdorf Frank Whedin S. M. Strader J. K. Weyer C. R. Richardson

Christmas Gifts From Los Angeles Sister

Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman received two gifts from Mrs Annie Moore of Los Angeles California for Christmas The Mrs Hoffman gift is a Japanese linen table set with a cloth and twelve napkins The design shows birds and cherry trees in bloom in dark and light blues The colors are said to resist fading Mr Hoffmans gift is a cel led playing cards set with California scenes on the fronts and card corners marked with values and trump.

Charles Hoffman Fargest Mr. Hoffman Annie Moore Los Angeles Cal Hoffman California

Former Resident Elizabeth Tarpy Schulten Dies in Louisville

Mrs Elizabeth Tarpy Schulten 32 wife of Mexis I Schulten wholesale boot dealer died at 2307 Cherokee Parkway shortly after 2 PM from heart disease contracted Monday She was born in Indianapolis and was survived by husband Alexis d Schulten her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas W Farpy and three children Funeral plans not yet set Cited from Louisville Courier Journal.

Elizabeth Tarpy Schulten Mexis I. Schulten Cherokee Parkway Schulten Elizabeth Tarpy Indianapolis Alexis d.Schulten Thomas W. Farpy A. J. Schulten Tarpy Elizabeth Schulten Louisville Courier Journal

Ladies Pomona Degree Team Honored in Indiana Span

At the State Meeting in Columbus Indiana the Jefferson Pomona Grange No. 22 unit from Jefferson County received high praise for its first ever ladies Pomona degree team. Kent Antioch and Stony Point Granges contributed members and their costume and degree work were acclaimed as the best in the state. Eagle Springs Grange drill followed the ceremony.

Columbus Ind Jefferson Pomona Grange No Jefferson County Eagle Springs Grange Pomona United States Kent Antioch Stony Point Granges Eagle Spring Grange Jefferson Pomona Grange No. 22

Loyal Daughters Celebrate Christmas at Mrs. Craig’s Home

The Loyal Daughters of the Christian church Sunday School met at North Broadway home of teacher Mrs. Will H. Craig on December 21. The evening included music and a reading on Christmas followed by a surprise candy fruit treat for all attendees.

Christaan Church Sunday School Will H. Craig North Broadway Craig

Mrs Elizabeth Abbott Hosts Mrs How ard Powell in Jeffersonville

Mrs Elizabeth Abbott of Pearl Street entertains guest Mrs How ard Powell of Madison in Jeffersonville. Soda water siphons are filled through the spout.

Elizabeth Abbott Pearl Street Howard Powell Madison Jeffersonville

Indianapolis case tied to 15 year old disappearance

Detroit police report a Black man confessed to a serious case involving Carrie Selvage sister of a wealthy Indianapolis man. The grave robbers led by Rufus Cantrell terrorized the city fifteen years ago. The body was never recovered though gang members hinted at knowledge of her passing after imprisoning her in a cellar on Indiana avenue.

Indianapolis Detroit Carrie Selvage Rufus Cantrell Indiana Avenue Tam Owas Tay Varias Ealle Jale Ridinn Seng Gay Eave

WIE Finds Body of Husband in Yard

Frankfort reports Mrs Pearl Robertson of Michigantown found her husband dead in the yard with a shotgun between his knees. He died by his own hand due to financial difficulties.

Frankfort Pearl Robertson Michigantown

Funeral for Frank Taft Held at New Bethel Church

Funeral services for Frank Taft of Graham township were held yesterday afternoon at New Bethel Church. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Taft died Monday after a long illness with lung trouble. He was 36 and survived by his widow and four children. He was a respected farmer known across the western region.

Frank Taft Graham Township New Bethel Church Mr. Taft South Messrs A.M. Taff Jd. O. Taff

Mixed 1913 items highlight crime contracts and local honors

Mrs Minnie Schmidtz faces arrest after her daughter Gertrude, 17, was strangled in bed with a necktie, while other notes report a stove explosion injuring a Ky man’s mustache, a Hot Springs honeymoon gathering with President Wilson expected, and paroled Terre Haute election conspirators. Also listed are tobacco market results, hotel lawsuits settled, and Hoosier Casualty reward for agent William McLain.

Cincinnati Minnie Schmidtz Gertrude George Schmidtz Hot Springs Wilson

April Fool Fable Turns Dark In Spirit Photography Tale

Jefferson Dean plans a bold April Fool joke to ruin his rival Sam Freeman by faking a marriage proposal to Alice Chase. The scheme collapses into a broader tale of life, death, and a wife’s presumed scientific legacy as experiments in spirit photography reveal a single blurred image of his departed spouse.

Jefferson Dean Dean Alice Chase Sam Freeman Snima Freeman Mr. Freeman Miss Chase Mr. Dean Bob Waters Bob Jefferson My. Waters Bobby Sam Alice

Baldheaded men rarely end up in insane asylums says Wisconsin doctor

Dr. Robert B. Clark of Mourne Wisconsin, after examining hundreds of patients, claims baldheaded men are rarely insane. He asserts from his lifelong study that only one insane patient he saw was baldheaded, noting his observations from asylums nationwide.

Wisconsin Wis Robert B. Clark Dr. Clark

Pioneer Tragedy Inscription Found in Spearfish Mountains

The state museum received a sandstone tablet found by Louis Theos in March 1887 above Spearfish. It records seven settlers arriving in 1833, names De La Compt Ezra Kind GQ Wood E Brown R Kent William King and Indian Crow. It ends with Ezra Kind describing his pursuit by Indians after gold in June 1834. He reports losing his gun and food while Indians hunted him.

Ind High Hill

Corvallis man to drown diamonds for estate

J F Yates of Corvallis Ore will receive 6000 from the estate of Ernest W Arnold of Benton county Ore if he throws four diamond rings from Arnold's deceased mother into the Pacific one mile off Yaquina bay. Arnold's will filed for probate designates Yates executor and requires a tombstone over the mother’s grave. The will dated May 17 1915 leaves jewelry to niece Marie White of Ruston La. The reasons for the bequest are unknown.

Oakland J. IF. Yates Corvallis Ore Ernest W. Arnold Benton County Arnold Pacific Yaquina Bay Yates Marie White Ruston

Indicted Figures Tied to Anti Neutrality Plots

Intimated in New York on December 22 six to ten persons are named in indictments likely to be returned today. The alleged activities center on anti neutrality plots with some figures connected to Labor's Peace Council.

Labor Peace Council New York Labor Peace Council

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Louisville Michael Finnegan Mary Fine Grange Castoria Ats and Children New Bethel Church Catherine Wheeler Tunis N. Smith Canaan W. D. Galloway Henderson The Walter I. Fisher Secretary of the Interior Chicago University Hotel Jefferson Co Bar Bert Porter Brooksburg Glenn Sherman Perry E. Bear Emerson Lemen Frank Green Carrollton Willard New Curtis Marshall E. S. Roberts William CL. McLain Hoosier Casualty Co C. H. Brackett McLain Brackett Ebersole N. T. Drake Masonic Humphreys Homeo, Medicine Company William Street, New York William Street Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Paxtine Woeen Paxton Toilet Co Boston Mast Baldheads Spearfish Intimated
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