Madison Area Briefs From January Report
Local items report visitors and movements in Madison. Miss Sarah Clements travels to Louisville. Miss Salie and Bessie Boyd arrive from Philadelphia for a visit with Mrs. Jos Colgate. Fred Sider fined for intoxication. fire alarm traces to excelsior bale at Rogers drug store. several marriages and deaths noted. tobacco sales totaling 205000 pounds at $9.61 average. fire destroys Willis Barth’s house in Milton with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartety Mir
Charles Pies
Sapolis
Sarah Clements
Louisville
Mary Mullen
Indianapolis
M. G. Donlan
Harvey Riedel
Cross Plains
Ronald Riedel
Ryker's Ridge
Knights Templar
Charles Hoefling
the Temple
Salie
Bessie Boyd
Philadelphia
Jos. Colgate
Odd Fellows
Ira P. Reidel
Crozier
Fred Sider
Rogers Drug Store
F.N. Young
Second Presbyterian Church
Madison Couple Attends Quiet Indianapolis Wedding
Mr George Hondell arrived home from Indianapolis after attending the marriage of his son Frederick to Miss Blanche Smith at 9 30 yesterday morning. The groom, under age, received his father’s consent by telegraph. only witness was Mr Nicholas Roeder. The couple will live in Madison with the Hondells arriving on tonight’s train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Phillips
Brown County
Solomon Phillips
China
Anna Quarles
Louisville
Frankfort
Adolphus Cameron
Floyd Kinnett
Milroy
Ind
Louis Gordon
George Hondell
Indianapolis
Frederick
Blanche Smith
Nicholas Roeder
Melish
Peter Smith
Hondell
Herald
Earl Storms
Madison Auto Co
Chicago
Albert Ringwald
R.R. 4
Gladys Grouty
G. L. Grouty
Dr Henry Loth to Move From Madison to Cincinnati
Dr Henry C Loth U S inspector at the Pearl packing plant will move with his family to Cincinnati around February 1 to make their home there. He is succeeded by Dr Wilbert H L Timmons of Cincinnati. Friends regret the removal but wish them well, noting Cincinnati is their former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Loth
U. S
Pearl Packing Plant
Department
Cincinnati
Queen City
Loth
Wilbert HL. Timmons
Madison
Dr. Loth
Dennis J Noon Dies After Illness at 53
Dennis Joseph Noon 53 died at 12 40 this morning at his home on West First street after a long illness with complications. Funeral services will be 9 o clock tomorrow at St Michael s church and burial will be in North Madison Catholic cemetery. Friends may view the remains at Haigh morgue tonight. He was unmarried and survived by a brother Patrick Noon. He was an expert machinist and a member of St Michael s church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Joseph Noon
Aed
West First St
St. Michael’s Church
North Madison Catholic Cemetery
Haigh Morgue
Patrick Noon
Mrr. Noon
Imported wall paper for Madison woman dazzles with luxury
John C. White received through W. P. Nelson Co. an order for two rolls of J. Zuber & Co. wallpaper from Rixheim Alsace valued at 132 dollars per roll. The hand painted water color scenes show tropical foliage and an Egyptian view, with panoramic wall effects and refined sky tones. The rolls are on display at the White store for viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. White
W. P. Nelson Co
Chicago
Madison
J. Zuber & Co
Rixheim
Alsace
Lock No 1 Kentucky River repairs delay up to July
River experts warn repairs to Lock No 1 on the Kentucky River will not be complete before July 1st. Madison merchants fear loss of trade as Corker Royal and White Cove shipments decline. Citizens urged to coordinate with the Commercial Club to arrange freight transfer to a packet at Madison for towns above the lock toward Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River News
Kentucky River
Madison
Royal
White Cove
Tennis
Commercial Club
Frankfort
Arthur B Cuscaden and Amy Haeusser Marry in Cincinnati
Messages from Cincinnati late last night confirm the marriage of Arthur B. Cuscaden youngest son of George W. Cuscaden Sr and Miss Amy Haeusser daughter of William L Haeusser of 425 East Gary Street. The couple left Louisville at 5 30 PM yesterday and headed East after wedding. Miss Haeusser is a cousin of Mrs Frederick E Genter of Louisville and visited Madison on several occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Arthur B. Cuscaden
George W. Cuscaden
Amy Haeusser
William L. Haeusser
Gary Street
Cincinnati
Court News Highlights Multiple Trials and Settlements
State Fire Marshal case against G B Lewis Sons compromised after barn repairs at Dupont. Assault case against Henry Scudder verdict and sentence 2 to 14 years. Sherman vs Hotel Jefferson settled for 200 dollars. Foreclosure cross claims filed in Peoples Trust Co case. Divorce granted for Elizabeth Phillips. Will of Louis Bechmann admitted to probate. Numerous local departures noted from Madison. Campaign news introduces Sam B Wells seeking joint representative seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Longley
G. B. Lewis’ Sons
Dupont
Roger W. Wallace
Indianapolis
E.S. Roberts
P. E. Bear
Elite
Henry Scudder
Freel Wilson
Scudder
Wilson
David Sherman
Hotel Jefferson
U.S. Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Bear
FLGC
Green
Harry Lemen
Korbly & New
E. S. Roberts
Curtis Marshall
Peoples Trust Co
Sulzer & Bear
Annie Shawhan
W. Q. Ford
Madison Building and Aid Association
Fred Wilson
Griffith
Reformatory
U.S. Army
Elizabeth Phillips
Frank Phillips
Louis E. Bechmann
Joseph Bodem
Martha A. McLaughlin
Leonard Feuerstein
Maud Feuerstein
Ohio
Myrtle Brown
Eph Brown
Boone County
Four youths rob Chicago bank for twelve thousand dollars
Four youths entered the Washington Park National Bank in Chicago shortly after opening time and held up depositors in the lobby. They secured about $12,000 in currency from the teller, while a fifth accomplice waited outside in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington Park National Bank
A Feather in Hand Worth Two on the Wing
An old proverb declares that securing a sure gain now is wiser than risking a greater but uncertain future benefit. The saying emphasizes prudence over ambition.
Funeral of Dennis Noon Held at Haigh Chapel and St. Michael’s
Funeral services for Dennis Noon were held this morning from Haigh chapel to St. Michael's church with a large gathering of mourners. Father Guthneck conducted the rites and burial followed at North Madison Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers named: John McLaughlin, John Klein, William Collins, Mose Smith, Frank Donahue, Peter Graley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis
Haigh Chapel
St. Michael's Church
Father Guthneck
North Madison Catholic Cemetery
Messrs
John McLaughlin
John Klein
William Collins
Mose Smith
Frank Donahue
Peter Graley
Madison Lodge of Odd Fellows names booster committee
At last night’s meeting of Madison Lodge of Odd Fellows a membership and interest committee was appointed. Members are H. O. Woolford chairman, William A. Donat, Elmer L. Crozier, William Bersch, George J. Schnabel. They will plan several events and announce details to members. One entertainment feature is already under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Lodge of Odd Fellows
Messrs
H. O. Woolford
William A. Donat
Elmer L. Crozier
William Bersch
George J. Schnabel
Pope Benedict XV Times Workload and Walks in Vatican Gardens
Rome reports Pope Benedict XV is a tireless worker who starts at dawn with mass and papers, handles letters with the cardinal secretary of state by 10, then audiences until midday. He dines alone, walks the Vatican gardens without guards, watches traffic from the wall, returns to tasks by 3, and ends with private audience and late study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benedict AV
St. Peter's Throne
Wilb
Benedict
Pius XII
Ike
Pius X
Cardinal Della Chiesa Iie
Vatican Gardens
Piazza del Resorgimento
Pontifical Gardens
Osservatore Reino
Vatican
Benedict XV
Papal Court
Pontifical Study
Oscar Oliver Stands As Candidate For County Commissioner
The Herald announces Oscar Oliver as candidate for county commissioner Middle District. A former eastern county farmer, Oliver has run a Madison wholesale produce business 11 years and is a city councilman gained strong local support. His platform includes street improvements to employ idle labor and fair city representation on the three member board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam B. Wells
Sti County
Herald
Wells
Saluda Township
Capt
W. H Wells
Madison
Linn C. Jones
Scott County Journal
Scottsburg
Scott County Democrat
Third
Scott County
Scott
Jennings
Sam
Oscar Oliver
Oliver
Euchre Hostess Mrs Grayson Hosts Club Night
Mrs George Grayson hosted a four table progressive euchre at her home after a six o clock dinner. Prize winners were Mrs Anna Everheart for the club prize and Mrs Mary Martch for the visitors. Attendees included Mesdames Hillabold Barnes Scheik Crawford Everheart Bierck Robinson Cisco Horuff Lotz Bonner Winnefield Stagetwald Zoeller Moertéh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grayson
Anna Everheart
Mary Martch
Mesdames
Charles Hillabold
Louis Barnes
L. P. Scheik
Charles Crawford
William A. Bierck
Jesse Robinson
Calvin Cisco
Joseph Horuff
Benjamin Lotz
John Bonner
Louise Winnefield
Samuel Stagetwald
Grant Zoeller
Mary’ Moertéh
Emma Winnefield
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William Githerman
Carrollton
Corinne Devore
Owen County
Court House
E. A. Lower
George Burke
Tyree Burke
Franklin
W. W. Burke
William Weber
Adeline Krue
Burghie Anger
Elizabeth Wittick
John Zimmerer
Henry A. Anger
Willis Barth
Milton
William Kidwell
Henry Loth
U. S. Meat
Dennis J. Noon
Madison Merchants
Court News
Will Todd
Lester Bodine
North Vernon
M. Thorne
Wiley Graves
Melvin Corman
Muncie
Paul Butler
Philo,il
Gertrude Ackerman
Frank Ackerman
Mrg
Mrs. Butler
Mathias Ackerman
Ryker’s Ridge
Jefferson
Scott Counties
Dennis Noon
I. C
F. Booster Committee
Fairyland
Paradise
Pope Benedict XV
American Press Association
Sale Deposit & Trust Co
Capital
Trvst Company
Indiana
C. S. Powell, Pres
John W. Tevis
See’y
Treas
National Branch Bank
Cose Banking House
Real Karate
Cah
Doe
Kaoke
Ming
First National Bank
Edward Kempo
David Tandeon
Scheik
J. F. Niesse
The
Madison Insurance Company
J. W. Cornett
J. KH. Weyer
George Grayson the Hoatese
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