Madison New Year Social and Official Shifts Report
A Madison roundup lists residents traveling to Indianapolis Aurora and Cincinnati for visits and events. It notes Elks dance attendance, a divorce filing by Arnold Turner through attorney Sulzer, and changes in county offices with Mouser as prosecutor and Dihamann and Sherlock as sheriff and commissioner respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shipman
Wiliam H. Shipman
Ryker’s Ridge
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Messrs
Joseph and
John Worth
Chris Eckert
Fist and
Mulberry
Frieda Eckert
Court House
Byron Mouser
Wallace A. C
Vevay
Kifth
Gilbert Dihamamer
George A. Monroe
Jefferson County
George E. Sherlock
Middle District
Madison High Defeats Carrollton In Armory Hall Rally
Madison High School beat Carrollton 25 to 7 at Armory Hall. Hunger and Captain Peddie led Madison with strong scoring, Moorhead excelled as floor guard, six minutes in the lights failed, game halted. Lineup included Peddie Hunger Messinck Scott Rainey Benson Adams Mouhead Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison High School
Carrollton
Armory Hall
Hanover
Madison
Hunger
Peddie
Moorhead
Jlunger
Messinck Scott
Rainey Benson
Adams Mouhead
Johnston
Messinck
Adams
Shubert
Scott
Morrow
Way
Wallace Wallace Hoefling Wedding Attended at West Second St
Miss Mary E Hoefling and William L Wallace were married by Dr J H Barnard at his residence on West Second Street Wednesday evening. The bride, daughter of John Hoefling, works at the local telephone exchange. The groom, son of John Wallace of Volga, is a Madison Telephone Company lineman. The couple left by train for Indianapolis to settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Hoefling
William L. Wallace
J. H. Barnard
West Second St
John Hoefling
West Main Street
John Wallace
Volga
Madison Telephone Company
Wallace
Indianapolis
Holwager Chowning Tie Knot In Glowing New Year Wedding
Miss Anna Pearl Holwager and Edward Charles Chowning wed at the Holwager home on New Year’s Day. The ceremony featured a ring exchange with Rev W W Logan officiating. Guests enjoyed a lavish rainbow decorated dinner and Victrola music as the couple planned a Ohio trip before settling at north Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holwager
Anna Pearl Holwager
Edward Charles Chowning
Thelma Telwager
Freda Rousch
Arthur Augustin
W. W. Logan
First Presbyterian Church
Lohingron
Annie Laurie
Thelma Holwager
Sky
LE Hitz
Louise Seize
Mrs. Chowning
L. E. Holwager
Mr. Chowning
Frank Chowning
A Good Christian Woman Dies After Long Illness near Wirt
Carrie Hammond widow of James Hammond died at her home on Rural Route 1 Wirt this morning after more than seven years of rheumatism. Born July 15 1857 she lived in the county her entire life. She was a Methodist and valued by neighbors. Survived by three sons Mell Peter and Bruff two daughters Mrs William Tinted of Mune and Mrs Ernest Greenhold of Mississippi two brothers William A Donat of this city and Henry Donat of Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hammond
James Hammond
Ieane
Wirt
Hammond
Methodist Church
Hmmond
Mell
Peter
Bruff
William Tinted
Mune
Ernest Greenhold
Mississippi
William A Donat
Henry Donat
Tipton
The Science of Common Sense and Its Moral Path
Yuletide reflections define common sense as the innate guide in thought and conduct. Obedience to the right keeps one safe while perverted judgment harms life, with mind power varying among individuals yet universal in its presence. Education and disciplined use lead to lasting intellectual achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson
Gladstone
Death of Zachariah T Hyatt at Bryantsburg
Zachariah T Hyatt aged 72 died at his Bryantsburg home last night. A well known citizen, he leaves a widow and four children Charles Hyatt of Bryantsburg Mrs Charles Morrow of Benham Mrs Mary Wright of Belleview and Mrs John L Paugh of Rural Route 3 Also mentioned is Russell K Wyatt who has been visiting Madison and left for New Richmond Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Flint
Lee Flint
Conp Knox
A. C. Greiner
Pittsburgh
Walter A. Greiner
P. E. Bea
Arnold Turner
Edna Turner
Sulzer & Bear
Lida Hankins
Alliance
Ohio
Raymond Wendel
Zachariah T. Hyatt
Bryantsburg
Charles Hyatt
Charles Morrow
Benham
Mary Wright
Belleview
John L. Paugh
Russell K. Wyatt
Madison
New Richmond
World's Largest Bitrate Plant Boasts Record Outputs
The Muscle Shoals project, built by the J. G White Corporation, claims the world’s largest steam plants for developing electric power. It produces 300 tons of nitro explosive daily, converting wartime needs into a cost efficient energy source and potentially saving the government money within a year and a half of operation. Strong references to the ordnance department underwrite its value as a wartime and postwar safeguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratieg Tecratis Selants
Lochadie
Aan
Rooney Metres
Uacpebes
Qeoavide
Pees City
Sears
Gumpond
J. G White Corporation
Am Montune
Ordnance Department
Johnnie Wonders Why His Face Is Clean
A playful exchange reveals Mother commenting on Johnnie’s clean face while noting dirty bands he earned. Johnnie explains he washed his face, prompting a lighthearted moment about cleanliness and chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie
Latest photograph of French fighter and farm news mix
A fragmented local report describes a French fighter and farm markets with references to crops, warehouses, and Burley prices. It notes a possible search for a rapist named Ralson near Campbellsburg and the shift to new sheriff Gaulbert Dilamimer with early duties at the train station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Campbelsbers
Ralson
Gaulbert Dilamimer
Sheri D.trammer
Willikca T. Demaree
WARKS HARD 16 AVERT FLU EPIDED
Fragmented readable text hints at health tips and remedies for flu and cold symptoms. It mentions relief, throat care, and staying healthy, but the exact guidance and context are unclear due to damaged OCR. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Woodall M Wood Plans Fair Price Store For 20000 Employes
Lawrence merchants react as Woodall M Wood of the American Wool Company plans a ten story department store for the company mills at Lawrence Massachusetts. The Chamber of Commerce invited him to explain why he believes merchants charge more than a fair profit and to discuss wages and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodall M. Wood
William MewWood
American Wool Company
Lawrence
Mass
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Wood
Wedding Anniversary Observed by Prominent Local Couple
Mrs. Howard Sheets and her sister Mrs. Kate Berlew traveled to Paynesville to visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jenkins. The couple will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a grand family reunion and feast tomorrow, January 3, at the Jenkins home. Dr. Robert E. Stanton left this morning for Los Angeles for hospital duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Sheets
Kate Berlew
Louisville
Overland
Paynesville
J. W. Jenkins
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Elmer E Scott
Martinsville
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Frank M. Duncan
Madison H. S
Carrollton H S
Wallace-Hoefling
Edward Charlies
Nor Skilbunsky
North Walnut Street
Herald
Chowning
Alnike Clor
Timothy
Surian Grose
Enid
American Mutual Seed Co
Chicago
Zachariah Taylor
Mammoth Explosives Factory
Alabama
Nees
By Garret Smith
Reese
Fata
Cottam Piddlerdy
United States
Musee Sliegty
Alo Battio
Wien Antber
Crider
Nove
Westons
Superviss Db Ab
Ein
Orcas
Daddy Eveninge
Mauimie
Pete
Theo Peet
Mrs. Caw
Grant
Mrs. Cow
Amr Put
Pepeft
Laienach
Bagland
Henry ‘Kuin Bear
Ness
Mary
Dents
Roberts Hicks
Riduer
Pols
Denny
J. Beasts
Heino
Phaes
Abene
Snook & Coo
Diham Uer
Penne
Dds
Phos
Ian. Com
P.soperio
Robert E. Stanton
Los Angeles
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