Madison News Roundup Reflects Illnesses and Local Appointments
In Madison on January 6, Mrs Eva Eckert is ill with pneumonia at Poplar Street. Starling Reed becomes parcel post carrier for the Madison post office. Henry Utzinger travels to Lawrenceville after visiting Geo W Frank. Masons travel to Richmond for an event. Several residents visit or return from trips including Detroit and Indianapolis. A new stage is prepared for Cambridge Players January 20. Various students resume studies at Purdue and St Meinrad College. An older resident Mrs Mary Monroe is gravely ill. Melvin King suffers yellow jaundice and gall stones. Articles filed for the International Society of Archaeologists in Madison. Bernice Stern and others depart for Purdue. Adam Kalb injured in fall. Funeral for Mrs Sarah Bridgie planned at Springdale Cemetery. Os Hunger seriously ill with typhoid fever. Clem Hunger stays to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan ’. Graham
Indianapolis
Powell
Eckert
U. P
Cambridge Players
Elaraid Watton
Lafayette
Purdue University
George Pattoh
Pred Tarman
North Vernon
Columbus
Margaret Scott
Helen Johnson
Washington, D. C
Martha Washington Seminary
Mary Monroe
Welby C. Monroe
Melvin King
Ryker’s Ridge
Madison
Nellie Bevis
Taylorsville
Cragmont
Donat
Misa Bernice Stern
Messrs
Howard Douglass
LeVant Sample
John L. Niesse
Carl Bach
Crawford Ralston
Vinton Matthews
W. L. Wahl
Adam Kalb
Walnut Street
Sarah Briddie
Elijah Smith
Smith
West Main
Springdale
St. Meinrad's College
Clem Zept
Joseph Kasper
Albert Schad
Frank Hillen
Aloysius Heck
Thomas Lodge
John Rodunsky
Clem Hunger
Os Hunger
Death of Madison Pioneer Citizen Richard J Hurlbut
Richard Jerome Hurlbut longtime Madison resident died yesterday at his daughter's home after a period of illness. Born July 10, 1860 he lived here all his life and retired from business years ago. Surviving are three daughters Mrs M Drake Mrs Mayme Holmes and Mrs DoS Walker and a son Mr Hal Hurlbut. Funeral plans awaited with Mrs Walker absent. He served as superintendent of the Primitive Sunday School and was a member of the Old Pelion and Monroe Lodges. The community mourns his loss and extends sympathy to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jerome Hurlbut
Madison
Mia
Drake
Third Street
Hurlbut
Bor
M. Drake
City
Mayme Holmes
Fredericksburg
Ind
Dos. Walker
St. Petersburg
Ila
Hal Hurlbut
Cinccinnati
Walker
Orginal
Oman
Hlurlbuc
Old Pelions
Jong Shere Lock Digye
Monroe Lodge
County Finance Board Selects Depositories for 1913 Funds
County commissioners acting as a board of finance accept seven bids from city and county banks for deposits with share limits by capital. National Branch Bank holds 26 percent, First National 25, Madison Safe Deposit 8. Jefferson County Bank 4, Hanover Deposit Bank 2, Dupont State Bank 10, others listed. City deposits go to First National Bank at 14 5. Han over township to choose Hanover Deposit Bank as only local option. Continuous deposits restricted by township banking law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City School Board
Board of Finance
National Branch Bank
Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co
First National Bank
Madison Safe Eee A Trust Co
Padus Bao AE Alee Paleehate
Peoples Trust Co
Utale
Jefferson County Bank
Hanover Deposit Bank
Dupont State Bank
Seasion
Naional Bank
Town Board of
Hanover
Bolen Suffers Severe Hip Bruise After Fall at Home
Mr Sams Bolen of Dunaville Illinois sustained a severe hip bruise after slipping on an icy pavement in his yard Saturday evening. He will remain in bed for several days under Dr G I Denny care. Bolen, Civil War veteran and former manager of the passenger house, is in good health despite pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sams Bolen
South East Street
Bert
G. I. Denny
Bolen
James Boelen
Louisville
January term opens with jury drawn and work under way
Jefferson circuit court convened for the January term with the same jury panel of Samuel Graves C Kerdel William Viesta Englehardt Wiegand Charles Snyder Benjamin Mayo. Wiegand named foreman as the panel began work on cases including the Middlefork robbery Franz Baglan forgery and a shooting incident involving Donie Risk and James Lizenby. Bailiffs named and divorce suit filed by Ethel Keckley against Charles Keckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Samuel I. Graves
C. Kerdel
William Viesta
Englehardt Wiegand
Charles Snyder
Benjamin Mayo
Wiegand
Middlefork
Isaac Smith
Wade Breeding
George Heatherington
Franz Baglan
Canaan
Donie Risk
Jamee Lizenby
Sherif McKay
Eight in One Family Struck by Typhoid Fever
In Foxport, Fleming county, eight children of June Carpenter are critically ill with typhoid fever. The entire family is affected as a typhoid epidemic strikes the same locality, Maysville, Ky. On January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
June Carpenter
Foxeport
Fleming County
Hoerner Sells Bonnie View Farm in Owen County
Carrollton Kentucky January 4 Charles G Hoerner sold his country place Bonnie View in Owen County to T B Ayres of the county for 10000 Heath Bros sold their farm and ferry near town to J Forrest Butte for 10600 Take The Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton, Ky
Charles G. Hoerner
Bonnie View
Owen County
T. B. Ayres
Heath Bros
J. Forrest Butte
County Commissioners Change Leadership and Board Majority
The county commissioners met in regular session with Clarence T. Custer replacing Frank Scheider, shifting the board toward the Democrats. Edward Wolf was elected president with CT Custer as secretary. Garry Rodgera remains in the lower district and Wolf's term positions are noted. Debates covered bill approvals and selecting 1914 county depositories. City Attorney McCireper arranged for a Wednesday meeting with the city council to discuss county role in rebuilding the dangerous Crooked Creek bridge on Fifth Street between Mulberry and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scheider
Clarence T. Custer
Edward Wolf
Garry Rodgera
Wolf
Rodgera
Custer
McCireper
Crooked Creek
Fifth Street
Mulberry
Jefferson Streets
William Helfenberger Dies in Indianapolis
William Helfenberger, president of Enterprise Foundry and Fence Co, died at his home in Indianapolis after a four month nervous breakdown. Born in Madison, Indiana, he moved to Indianapolis over thirty years ago and founded the firm. He is survived by his widow, son Harold, daughter Virginia, four sisters, two brothers, and several in-laws. Funeral set for 2:30 tomorrow at his home with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Helfenberger
Enterprise Foundry and Fence Company
Twentyefourth
Yandes Streets
North Meride
Hedfenbererer
Madison
Ind
Indianapolis
Tie
Commercial Club
Board of Trade
Dslupp Rs Assecition
Roberts Park
Mok
Harold
Daugheter
Virginia
Sophia
Louie
Molle Helfenberger
John XII Reynolda
Peed
Charles
Albert Hurlstone
Crown Hill Cemetery
Indianapolis Star
Indiana Items Around Shelbyville and Nearby Towns
Shelbyville reports the Federated Charities aiding the worthy poor with Mrs. Thomas Newton as general secretary. Bedford records Bert Scroggan fined $50 plus costs for illegal liquor sales and a 90 day jail term. Winamac notes the Men’s Club of the Methodist church electing H L Rogers president and others to officers. Warsaw describes an injury to Oscar Kring of Company H ING after a bayonet pricks during a scuffle between guardsmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Federated Charities of
Thomas Newton
Bedford
Bert Scroggan
Fields
Winamac
There is nothing more convincing than eloquent silence
A concise aphorism on the power of quiet speech. The line suggests that restraint and measured speech carry more weight than loud argument. The remark echoes debates on rhetoric and personal conduct.
Plunder Committees Map Employee Load For Legislature
The Indianapolis News reports upcoming legislative staffing as committees plan 95 Democrats in the House and 40 in the Senate to receive thirty day and two thirty day appointments respectively. Key figures include Senator L P Harlan and Representative John J Keegan guiding the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
L. PL. Harlan
Senate Plunder Committee
John J. Keegan
House Plunder Committee
Keegan
Harlan
Indianapolis News
Kron Promoted. Newcomer Named Local Division Chief
The Penn sylvania Lines announce F. J. Kron of the Louisville division is promoted likely to Indianapolis division superintendency. H. E. Newcomer from Cleveland becomes local division superintendent, effective Friday midnight. Kron leaves a popular, servicing role. Newcomer is regarded as experienced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.J. Kron
Louisville
Pennsylvania Lines
Indianapolis
H. E. Newcomer
Cleveland
Newcomer
Kron
Columbus Republican
News Minute Quick Takes from Cities and Streets
A collage of short notes covers divorce law jokes, clergy joining police in New York and Los Angeles, a Berlin titled figure, a feigned medical term, and social views on marriage. It notes low wages affecting wives, baby care plans, and gear toward bachelor travelers. A cheese store robbery and rabbit hunting season end are reported amid odd tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Livoo
Los Angeles
Clereymen
Save Souls
Watte
Dub
Berlin
Rudes
Ohie
Sishoy Teury
Rolnson
Nevada
Rene
O. HE
Belmount
Schick
Brookline
Mass
Chicago
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Fragmentary prose discusses virtue and heroism, defining goodness and suffering as signs of complete heroism.
The Great Jenner and the Humble Servants
An English visitor told Jeames jokes about a doctor and a hospital scene. The remarks turn on mispronounced words and mock politeness as a master and servant dynamic is illustrated in a London setting.
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Eva Eckert
Tee Home
Poplar Street
Starling Reed
Parcela Post
Madison Post Office
Henry Utzinger
Lawrenceville
Til
Geo. W Frank
Pred Glass
Richmond
Masons
John Kempf
Mildred
Detroit
Wm. Kirk
Robert Williams
Greencastle
Del'Auw University
Haevana Willams
International Society of Archaeologists, of
A. J. Reynolds
H. Lemen
J. Hammill
Jerome Hurlbut
Medson
Robt. J. Millar
J. OS. Sullivan Saddle Tree Co
Jefferson City
Fulton, Ky
Mary J. Millar
Millar
Mexico
Panama
South America
Oscar Olson
Jubu Olson
Rhoda Schooler
Second Presbyterian
J. H. Morphis
Dunaville
Ill
Docker
George Monroe
Adame
Frank Schnaitzer
William Griffith
David B. Huntley
Ethel M. Keckley
Charles L. Keckley
ADV
Castoria R Infante
Cart Ll
Sells Country Home
Indiana
Hoosterdam
F. F
Joba
Clearland
Edison
Blue
Blue Amberol
Stanton
C. A. Stanton
the Shoeists
Great Jenner
Jeames
Jenver
London Mall
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