Madison Clerk Appoints Fred Schneider Administrator
Clerk Prewatt appoints Fred Schneider as administrator of the estate of Jerry Duncan deceased. Judge P E Bear acts as attorney for the administrator. Nora Henninger travels to Chicago by morning train to attend her brother in law Louis Eger’s funeral. Edward S. Klotsche and Sylvia Phillips of Belleview wed at the Lutheran parsonage this afternoon.
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Prewatt
Fred Schneider
Jerry Duncan
P. E. Bear
Nora Henninger
Chicago
Louis Eger
Edward S. Klotsche
Mo Sylvia E Phillips
Belleview
Lutheran Parsonage
Rover Arens
Death of Mrs. Hill after long illness noted
Mrs. Hill died at her East Second Street home after a long illness. She was a longtime Drusilla Hose member and served on its board for years. A daughter of James W. and Patsy Culbertson, she lived in the county since childhood, attended Madison high School and graduated in 1864. She married Mr. Hill in 1883 and had three children, including James Hill with the American Expeditionary Forces in France.
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East Second Street
Sit
The
Drusilla Hose
Hill
James W
Patsy Tait Culbertson
Earl
Madison High School
Well Known Reider Philip Kramer Dies After Long Illness
Philip Kramer an aged and esteemed resident died at 3 pm yesterday at his son John Kramer’s home on Graham road after a long illness. Born August 21 1832 in Bavaria he emigrated to the United States in 1854 settling in Madison. He married Elizabeth Mayer in 1857. she preceded him in death. Kramer was a brewmaster at Union Brewery and a Lutheran church member. Survived by his son John Kramer as the only living relative.
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Philip Kramer
John Kramer
Graham Road
Kleinsteinosch
Landgericht Hasfurst-on-the-Main
Koenigreich
Bavaria
Germany
Madison
Mr Kramer
Elizabeth Mayer
Kramer
Union Brewery
Lutheran Church
Death of Charles Barnes a Madison native dies in Indianapolis
Relatives learn of Charles Barnes age 54 former Madison resident who died in an Indianapolis hospital Tuesday night. He is survived by his son William Barnes of Toledo and Otto, a sister Lottie Flynn of Indianapolis, and brothers Louis Barnes of this city and Bert Barnes of Indianapolis.
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Charles Barnes
Indianapolis
Barnes
Madison
William Barnes
Toledo
Otto
Lottie Flynn
Messrs
Louis Barnes
Science Hall Destroyed by Fire at Hanover College
Fire overnight gutted Science Hall at Hanover College with three stories of brick structure and vast losses. The building housed the Meteo Dunn Laboratory and the Geology Museum, with contents insured for 2500 and building value around 10000. Dr Mills, college president, coordinated rearrangement of classes as trustees planned next steps.
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Science
Hanover College
Woa Mills
Hanser Cotleye
Rerhobent
Stypethon Fond Athe
Ecaleye
Meteo Dunn
Culbertson
Mills
Science Hall
Hanver Ce Bere Ais
Stern
Maeter
Hanover College plans full term after science hall fire
Faculty met at Hanover College to press on with regular courses and second term registration set for January 8 at 2 PM. Trustees will reconvene after architect reviews the science hall walls and foundation to decide next steps following the blaze.
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Hanover College
W.O Ford
H. S. Moffett
Millis
Science Hall
Indianapolis
Red Men and Masonic Lodge Officers Elected and to Be Installed
District notices report Juniata Tribe No. 24 Improved Order of Red Men elects officers including John F. Buck and Arthur Jones with installation planned at the Wigwam. Monroe Lodge SOF reveals officers to be installed at Old Fall building next Monday. Local obituaries note the deaths of Elizabeth Naumen in Indianapolis at age 68 and Mrs John Keller, formerly Lucy Kunitz, with funeral arrangements set for Madison.
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Pythian
John F. Buck
Clarence Hoffman
Sagamore
Monroe Lodge
Fallow
Nish
N. G
W. EH Gibson
LS. N. G
Will Roth
ROS V. G
Henry Huughbach
V. G
al Dew
Madison area notes and local farm sale in January roundup
A Madison township 58 acre farm near Madison sold to Hughes Aldridge for 4700 dollars. Various local items include Mrs. Guy Vickery visiting Indianapolis, Mr. Charles C. Hinton visiting his mother on West Third, and community notices about deaths, marriages, and a funeral at Lutheran Church for Philip Kramer with interment at Springfield Cemetery.
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Guy Vickery
Indianapolis
Charles C. Hinton
Evansville
West Third Street
Thifles
Madison Township
Hughes Aldidge
Mrs. Frank O'Laughlin Dies After Illness in North Madison
Mrs. Frank O'Laughlin aged 43 of North Madison died at the Red Cross emergency hospital at 11 o'clock last night after a brief illness with influenza followed by pneumonia. Born Mary Belle Little, she leaves several children and two sons in the military, one serving in France. she was a well known resident of North Madison and Madison.
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Frank O'Laughlin
North Madison
Red Cross
Mary Belle Little
France
O'Loughlin
Madison
How WeaK Nervous Women Gain Vigorous Health
An advertisement touts a health product claimed to build vigor and strong nerves for women. It mentions Bio-feren and a doctor or discoverer, urging readers to buy from druggists and take the remedy after meals for seven days. The text promotes rapid vitality improvements and references a potency booster.
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Selena
Funeral services held for Mrs William L Hill
Funeral services for the late Mrs William L Hill were at the family home on Second Street at 10 30 this morning with Rev Edgar McDill of Cincinnati and Rev G W Pearce of Second Presbyterian Church officiating. Pallbearers included Joseph H Matthews Edward M Reed John McGregor John W Brandon Samuel J Schofield and John W Sample. Interment followed in Fairmount cemetery.
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William L. Hill
Second Street
Edgar McDill
Cincinnati
G. W. Pearce
Second Presbyterian Church
Fairmount Cemetery
Joseph H. Matthews
Edward M. Reed
John McGregor
John W. Brandon
Samuel J. Schofield
John W. Sample
John B. Klein of Madison Dies in Chicago
John B. Klein a Madison native died New Year’s Day in his Chicago home after a sudden illness. The death which occurred yesterday morning leaves no known cause per telegram. He was the son of the late John and Frances Klein and had many Madison friends. He is survived by a widow and a stepson Alex Golden.
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John Keller
Indianapolis
Lucy Kunitz
Madison
John B. Klein
Chicago
John L. Muret
Pittsburgh
Curtis
Ro T Morrow
Pennaylyance Railroad
Vanroad
Muret
Adkins
Vevay
Tie
Fred Maret
Milbroad
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ennis Dies After Long Illness
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ennis aged 44 died at her East Street home at 10 30 last night after more than a year of illness. Born in Owen county Kentucky she spent most of her life in Madison. She was devoted to her mother and had many friends who mourn her. The weather note mentions unusually cold conditions harming California citrus and westbound traffic delays due to snow.
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Mary Elizabeth Ennis
East Street
Miss Ennis
Owen County
Madison
Changes in Court Officials After November Action
New Year changes place Oliver F P Watson as county piece to Chas S. Dibler becomes county auditor Robert Dauner promoted others shift to fill unexpired terms. Several trustees and assessors named across Madison, Smyrna, Hanover, Saluda, Monroe, and surrounding townships. Curtis Muret dies on New Year’s Day while working as brakeman for Pennsylvania Lines in Pittsburgh. funeral plans pending. Hall’s Catarrh Cure ad completes page.
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Thor
Tus
Oliver FP. Watson
Jo McBride
Courity Peice
Chas S. Dibler
Robert Dauner
Boo
Geeuty Oreste
Charles McClebund
Pemm WooNaell
Sto
Hadseh
Dames
Hoon
George Lyons
Sherlock
Dro
Carl Henning
Aa Con. Burdsal
Dry Burdsal
Hennig
Bridge destruction near St. Mihiel reshapes Meuse front
A new photograph released by the Committee on Public Information shows a bridge over the Meuse near St. Mihiel destroyed by a bombing squadron. The strategic loss hindered German troop and artillery movements and altered the local military situation.
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Scarrada Waters
Hun
Hirces
Committee On Public Intorstation
Meuse
St. Mihiel
Private Skinner Returns as Plumber in Madison
Private Robert B. Skinner, recently mustered out at Camp Taylor Ky, arrived by last night’s train and resumed his former plumber post with Mr. W. H. Anger in Madison. He is regarded as a capable mechanic with many friends glad to have him back. It is noted General Pershing is an Episcopalian. Mrs. Conrad Custer, a former Madisonian, died December 24 in Cincinnati. her husband was a tailor living on East Second Street. The family is well remembered and friends regret her passing.
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Robert B. Skinner
Camp Taylor
W. H. Anger
Skinner
Madison
General Pershing
Conrad Custer
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Deblers Sores
Madison Bos
Private Corporaccon
Villa
Adobe Pas Atras
Reider
Thies City
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Louisville
Presbyterian Church
New York
Arthur Jones
Junior Sagamore
Lewis E. Moore
Harry E. Nichols
Charles Buck
Charles Hellab
Wampum
Chris A. Dihammer
Puesda
Monroe Lobg
Mra Elizabeth Naumen
Elizabeth Naumen
Peter N. Naumen
Stephen Bo Foltz
Middlefork
Frank Foltz
Humboldt, Tenn
John, Nicholas and
Anthony Foltz
Naoman Vas Vagos
Jobn Keller
John Pitt
Watham Whiting
Perderbone
Agnes Tirgham
North
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Weus
West Soom
Pres Dent
Witsem
Lewis Ot Loong
Louis Schofield
Purdue
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Dali
Croetmiate
Dun
Wolog
Pitee
Thomes Graham, Jr
Bury
Agnes Graham
Princeton
N. J
Priceton University
Mro
Newt Holcomb
Doba Moffett Taghs
Ana Actes, Mich
University Povehiees
Lage
Phateh
Thatch
Moss Dhan
Bo Arends
Sprhinpoodle
Frank O’laughlin
Bio-feren
White House
National Woman's Party
Mary E. Ennis
Kied
California
West
Wallace J. Cotton
Aie
George A Monroe
Byron de Noteer
Ane Gibert Dahamoner
Poward MooPrenateeunty Ters Wilh
Nowenpees
Jettesson
George Mo Stanley
Milton
Wow Lane
Shelboy
R. Gunton
Lancaster Co
Rathedyre
Republican
Smyrna
Warren Bo Keotor
Graham
W. A. Hard
Hanover
Ben Banta
Saluda
Royal McKeand
Monroe
Murph
Madison -Jhas
Carliste
Edward London
Lancaster
Jarges W.liarton
Shelby
Albert Hall
Smyrna-Geetre Ss
Trinkle
Ira Sipe
Tobias Hanover
Setadapp
C. Rosehen
Carl Dave
Curtis Muret
Pennsylvania
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Ohio
Chaney
National Bank of Conmmerce
Ball
Prion
Teke Aall
Pius
Cougtipa Oiv
RED Cross Fund
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Fifth Avenue
Nowetts
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