Wedding Notices and Personal Arrivals in Madison and Syracuse
The Carrollton News notes a Madison wedding between Charles Quirin Sr and Mrs Maiada Gordon on January 20 in Carrollton. Also listed are the marriages of Beyan do Casner of Holton Indiana and Moos Virginia Pay Lawless of Madison on February 3 in that city, and movements of residents including Ravel Morrow Henry Schoolcraft and Barbara Keeler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Ravel Morrow
Henry Schoolcraft
Barbara Keeler
Deyferson Street
Tidrinopedis
Albert O Tia
Jack Fergus
Cincinnati
Carrollton
Charles Quirin
Maiada Gordon
Madison
Beyan Do Casner
Holton
Ind
Moos Virginia Pay Lawless
Mrs Emma Gray Dies After Brief Illness at Pleasant Ridge Home
Mrs Emma Gray widow of Ebenzer Gray and former county sheriff hopeful, dies at her Pleasant Ridge home after a brief illness. A daughter of James Monroe, she was born in the area and lived there all her life. She would have been 78 in March and was a member of the Metoerat Church. She is survived by son Ira Gray and daughters Ollie Tevis, Sara Dannir, Toda Gray, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Femina Gray
Ebenezer Gray
Letersi
Pievsert Widpre
James Monroe
Maret
Thay
Metoorat
Willarg
Whittle
Gravis
Ira Gray
Andadens Geaghters
Ollie Tevis
Mere Moboebie
Funeral Services For Miss Emma Louise Genter
Funeral services were held this morning at Dr Marys Church for Miss Emma Louise Genter with Rev Charles blue presiding. Interment followed at St Josephs Cemetery on Walnut street with pallbearers named Dr A Breier Dr G N Wyman Nicholas Lyons John Zimmerer Edward Flynn and John B Niesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oania Louise Genter
Develock
Dr. Mary's Church
Charles Blue
St. Josseph's Cemetery
Root Walnut Street
No A. Breioer
G. N. Wyman
Nicholas Lyons
John Zimmerer
Edward Flynn
John B. Niesse
Communists Seek Global Labor Revolt to Transform State
The text outlines a Communist International report from the Communist Party of America in Chicago urging workers worldwide to seize control of political and economic power. It emphasizes revolutionary aims, organizing amid strikes, and building a class-based state through proletarian leadership and anti-capitalist strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atonsto
Communist Internatooal
Communist Party of America
Chicago
U! Comaratiste
Tyre
Paarliamentary
Pho
Esa
Aelient
Galtry
Paris
Weber
Tof Prawer
Ted
Sao
Indus Frethoabat
Dipetelay
Eloabooo
Lo Fae Presssation
Vis
Engineer to dismantle Richwood distillery plant
Mr George Lohrig returned from Lexington with a contract from American Metallc Packing Co. to remove the plant’s largest boiler battery from the old Richwood distillery. Four large sheet iron stacks are being dismantled starting today. Lohrig had earlier shipped 16 fermenting tubs to Virginia and the buildings will later be razed with material disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lohrig
Lexington
American Metallc Packing Co
Richwood Distillery
Lehrig
Virginia
Roy Dawson leaves for Indianapolis to take State Control post
Mr. Roy Dawson departs Lawrenceburg for Indianapolis to assume duties in the State Control office under the prohibition act. The transfer marks a move from the revenue office to the capital as he begins new duties, while the verses comment on sensitivities and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Dawson
Indianapolis
Office of State Control
Dawson
Revenue Office
Lawrenceburg
Madison Briefs Report Social News And Court Actions
The Madison newspaper notes births and marriages including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ling Thomas and a marriage license for Charles W Vinson and Mrs Louise Miller. It covers tobacco sales totals, market conditions and warehouse congestion, plus court news with a $10,000 Ferguson suit postponed, divorces granted, guardianship finalization, and obituaries for James Tilley and Dr Joseph H Barnard.
Madison prere ar y tax and local arrivals noted
Madison residents report a $784.21 automoble tag value assessed by the State. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Suite return from a monthlong visit in Chicago and New York. Madison basketball enters the Cincinnati University tri-State tournament on Feb 20 and 21. Louise Johnson returns to Indianapolis after visiting home and at Mrs Blaker’s school. Mrs. J B Stutzman visits her parents in the city. Mrs Stateman visits Mr and Mrs John Roeder in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Louis Suite
Chaccago
New York
Madison
Cincinnati
Louise Johnson
Indianapolis
J.B. Stutzman
City
Date Nester
Stateman
Juobn Roeder
Hall's Oatarrh Cure Promoted By Telegraphed Ad
An old ad warns against toxic pills and touts Hall's Oatarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercery free and effective. It claims to act on biod and acous surfaces, with testimonials and Druggists selling the product. The piece closes with miscellaneous moral lines about honesty and grumbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Bayng Hall
Ohio
Cheney & Co
Elks Present Great Show at Millard Opera House
The Madison show titled The Rodbes of PW dazzled audiences last night at the Millard Opera House. A home talent production staged by Joe Bren Company with Charles Correll directing featured a strong local Elks cast, polished scenes, and a lively program from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowded House
Opera House
Adidds
Madison Doh
Rodbes
Millird Opera House
Ber City
Charles E. Johnson
Mr. C. Ro Johnson
Jimmy Witte
OE. Head
Olie Gibbs
Chas. Dickerson
Ben Hyatt
Hal Gides
Olio
Luarhland
Odie Gibbs
Will Johnson
O. Ll. Head
Clot Cisco
Jimmy White
Hal Gills
Othe Gibbs
Glenn Ferry
Tod Peter
Join Harper
Hal Gillis
Madison
Gaetena Vichina
Clerula Miller
Miss Miller
Mr. Miller
Cortuelist
Elks
Joe Bren
Chicago
Charles Correll
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by Local Citizen
Madison resident Charles Ziegler reports relief from kidney and back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He urges neighbors to use the product and mentions its price of 60c at local dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures the remedy in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Madison
Charles Ziegler
North Walnut Street
Mary Zeigler
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Adv
Commissioners report sale of residence of Mrs. Lucy C. Lewis
Commissioners S J Bear and Curtis Marshall filed their report on the sale of the late Mrs. Lucy C. Lewis home on East Second Street. The property sold to Mrs. Dorothea McCord for 2150 dollars, the court approved the sale, and the deed was ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J. Bear
Curtis Marshall
Lucy C. Lewis
East Second Street
Dorothea McCord
Local candidates file for Republican and Democratic primaries
The Herald lists Clarence E. Custer of Bartholomew County as a Democratic candidate for Congress in the Fourth District and Edward S. Roberts and others as Republican nominees for judge, clerk, treasurer, sheriff, and other county offices in Jefferson, Switzerland, and surrounding areas with primary votes set for May 4, 1920. The notices name S G Bovard, Harry E Nichols, Charles Be Dean, Gilbert Dihammer, Matthew R. Ralston, and William Frederick Watson among those seeking party nominations in various Jefferson County districts and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarencee. Custer
Baretholomew County
Fourth
Edward Ss. Roberts
Jefferson
Awiterhind
Harry HH. Cope
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Switzerland
Joseph M. Cooper
Fifth Judicial Circuit Court
Tueday
S. G. Bovard
Lancaster Township
Harry E. Nichols
Madison
Charles BE. Dean
Saluda Township
Scott
Gilbert Dihammer
Jefferson County
Remains of Mrs Edna Surber Returned for Funeral
The remains of Mrs Edna Surber wife of Earl Surber died last Friday in Marion Iowa were brought to Madison on the noon train today with her husband and taken to Vail's chapel. She was 23 born in this county and a daughter of Mrs Edna Land of West Fork Shelby township. She is survived by her husband a one year old son Kenneth her mother three brothers and two sisters. The funeral is expected tomorrow afternoon. Dora Ayers filed for divorce from Thomas Ayers with Harry Lemen and Sulzer Bear handling the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Ferguson
Artie Ferguson
Peter
Edgar Ringwald
Madison Township
Sulzer & Bear
P.E. Bear
Curtis Marshall
Harry Lemen
Joseph R. Williams
Indianapolis
John Thomas
Zella Thomas
John Phillips
Martha L. Phillips
Natalie Powell
Nathan Powell
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Guardian
Edna Surber
Earl Surber
Marion
Iowa
Madison
Vail’s Chapel
Edna Land
West Fork
Shelby Township
Lurber
West Fork Baptist Church
Kenneth
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Aiaca
Vuerlomep
the Feral
Vatiann In
Madison, Februarry
Mrs
Emma Gray
Pleasant Ridge
Emma Louise Genter
Pearl Packing Company
Pearl Packing Co
Frank Pritchard
Co. K
Harry B. Smith
Pritchard
Herbert Hoover
League of Nations
U.S
U. S. Department of Justice
Coote
Tata
Pectaied Peo Lihai
Union
Bayrecbedex Spur
bn + Phu
Aerccultural Prole
Industria
U. S
Waly Wee
Avrad Lad MD
Rane Wes
SN SN HD
ROK
Ling Thomas
West Main Street
J. F. Butts
William Rinne
Seattle
Wash
J.D. Hart
Greensburg
Martch
Myrtle Crawford
Richmond
Martin Wade
Howard Brydon
Brydon
Hanover College
FE. C. Corrie
Homer
KK. E. Corrie
Volga
Charles W. Vinson
Louise Miller
James Leatherbury
Morton
American Tobacco Co
Thomas Bullocs
Averape Snook & Co
Peoples
AverSnook & Co
Court News
Ferguson
Ringwald
Joseph H. Barnard
Dr. Barnard
Trescrrora Valley
Jumata County
Penn
Tre
Tuscarora Academy
Siphomore
Lafayette College
Fastern
Ysod
Producting
Theoloical Seminary
Princeton
N. J
Huntington
Barnard
Southeastern Hospital
Cragmont
The
Herald
James Tilley
East First Street
Fulton
Trimble County
Harvey
Carroll County
Black’s Cemetery
Madison Prere
Stiggy
eRtias
Matihew R. Ralston
William Frederick Watson
Josephine Turck Baker
Evanston
Illinois
Madison Daily Herald
County
Dora Ayers
Thomas Ayers
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