Jefferson County Allowances From 1919 Special Session
List of payments approved by the Jefferson county Board of Commissioners at a special session December 31, 1919. Includes salaries for clerk Edward M Prenatt and Charles S Dibler, auditor payments, treasurer and recorder sums, sheriff and county superintendent allocations, deputy, assessor, and attorney wages, Council of Defense, truant officer per diem, Farmer's Institute grant, highway per diem and mileage, and school fund interest. Certification by Auditor Charles S Dibler dated January 7, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Jefferson County
Ind
Edward M Prenatt
Charles S Dibler
Clerk County Council and Board of Finance
Chase Dibler
F Cr Zier
Robert T. Danner
Robert Danner
Fred Watson
Edward S Roberts
Council of Defense
George 5 Cottman
W E Montz
Farmer's Institute
Frank O Hoyt
Robert H Davis
Kkbert H Davis
Salares
John Kohl
Mattie Kohl
Elizabeth Pierce
State of
Indiana
County of
Jefferson
J. Chas
Diber
Charles S. Dibler
Death of Mrs Stella Lodge Springs
Relatives announce the death of Mrs Stella Lodge Springs in Cincinnati yesterday. A Madison native and sister of the late Gavin K Lodge, she was nearly 80 and the last surviving member of her immediate family. Remains arrive noon tomorrow, funeral at once, burial in Fairmount cemetery with Rev Black presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Lodge Springs
Cincinnati
Cecedent
Madison
Gavin K. Lodge
Black
Episcopal Church
Social Notes From Madison and Nearby Towns
Mrs Halle Royce of Breshure visits sister Miss Minnie Royce on East Main. Mr and Mrs William Noble take morning train to Indianapolis to see son David and family. Mamie Yelowme leaves Fan nie Moreland on Broadway to return to Louisville. Mrs Herbert A Broadaett travels from Emina Hatz’s to Bunker Hill. Ellen Finnegan returns from Jeffersonville with her niece Helen Finnegan to visit Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halle Royce
Breshure
Minnie Royce
East Main Street
William Noble
Indianapolis
David
Mamie Yelowme
Fannie Moreland
Louisville
Herbert A . Broadaett
Mas Emina Hatz
Weetwood Street
Bunker Fall
Ellen Fingepan Arived
Tran
Tacut
Daniel Finnegan
Court News Reports Indictments and Jail Cleanup Noted
Grand jury adjourned after a four day session examining 14 witnesses and reissuing 14 indictments. Jail, Children’s Home, and county asylum inspected. sheriff praised for cleaning conditions. no prisoners found. Also reports of a wedding in Zork bee and a Madison Lodge charity show. General Pershing named Chief of Staff by military reorganization bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chedren
Dihammer
Bina Weil
Seta
Washington
Gen. Pershing
United States Army
Military Affairs Committee
Haymakers Initiate Twenty-Two New Members in Local Lodge
Juniata Haymakers Association No. 24 admitted twenty two new members raising total lodge enrollment to three hundred fifteen. Officers were installed for the coming term and a social committee was named to oversee events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata Haymakers’ Association No
Roy Strong
William Chitman
Walter S. Whitehead
Ernest F Hummel
Charles Eo Hummel
W. Hilmar Goebel
Frank Het
Walter Sauley
Samuel Sauley
William Ho Wyatt
John Ff. Cortin
Charles Satey
Raoert Fo Bryant
Henry Shapley
Walter Ao Saudey
Waylor Alexander
John W. Thevenow
Joseph Kernen
Oliver Bush
John Co Bachus
Death of Prof Homer Long and local obituaries marked by Madison readers
The Madison community mourns Prof Homer Long a longtime educator and school supporter who died after a career of teaching and public service. His death prompted closing of all schools as citizens express sympathy to his widow two small children and many relatives and friends. Eugene Bright a Brooksbury resident also died at 58 after years of illness leaving a widow three sons and siblings. Public notices honor both men and reflect on their contributions to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marly
Abe
Superinntendent Co
Car City
Ms Wyte
Printa
Maddie
Cneber
Church Board
Tom
Henry C. Long
Owen County
Jouth
Peon
Bong
Madison
Mr. Long
Eugene Bright
Brooksbury
Mr. Bright
Clyde
Leslie
Edward
Robert Matthews Dies at 86 After Stroke in China Home
Jefferson county veteran and farmer Robert Matthews died this morning at 4 o clock at his son Dr WoW Matthews home in China from a paralytic stroke suffered days earlier. Born in Shelby township in 1837 he lived in the county most of his life except for a period in Franklin and his Civil War service with the 55th Canadian Volunteers. He belonged to Canaan Lodge of Masons and is mourned by many friends. His wife predeceased him leaving a son Dr Matthews and a daughter Miss Ida of China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Matthews
Jefferson County
Nora
Wow Matthews
China
Mr. Matthews
Shelby Township
This County
Franklin
55Th Cadana Volunteers
Canaan
Indiana Highway Plan Extends Through Jeff Jennings and Bartholomew
The State Highway Commission has practically finalized a 3156.5 mile system design approved by L. H. Wright. A map in The Indianapolis Star shows the Madison route passing through Jefferson Jennings and Bartholomew counties, connecting at Columbus to the Indianapolis road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
L. H. Wright
Indiana
Indianapolis Star of Today
Madison
Jefferson, Jennings and
Artholomew
Columbus
Indianapolis
New Office Adds Modern Touch to Ford Garage
A new office room is under construction at the Ford garage on Second street. The office will adjoin the present space while the old office becomes a show room. Peter Stephanus and sons handle the carpenter work, enhancing a modern facility regarded as one of the state’s finest garages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Second Street
Peter Stephanus and Sons
Madison January Passengers and Local Notices
Madison reports indicate Frank McKay and wife traveled to Indianapolis aboard the morning train. Miss Gertrude Knight left Cragmont to visit in Bicknell. Mrs. Charlie Anger departed for Leouiseadle. Mrs Kate underwent illness, while Mrs Reinet also fell sick. A Pioneer Mother Association meeting named Beatrice Wilson of New York to design a national Pioneer Mother statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Knight
Cragmont
Be Home
Bicknell
Charlie Anger
Leouiseadle
Man Ageeant
Ness
Kate
Ee Caer
Reinet
Dave Whee Vo
Viger
Susgest
Milton Ora
Mois
Bviomopelis
Pionest Mothers Association
Aeoed Data Ravite Moss
Beatrice Wilson
New York
Dar Hie
Moether
Assocrtion
Walmesteoabham
Manley
Thief Breaks Show Window at Mulberry Street Jewelry Store
A thief smashed the show window of Tewell's jewelry store on Mulberry Street shortly after midnight and stole three watches from a small stand. The thief used a rock wrapped in a rag soaked in water to muffle the crash, and no other items were disturbed. The break was discovered this morning and no clues were found by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewell
Mulberry Street
Local Business Firm Struck Qu Piles Up In Kentucky
Ludiana Kentucky QO and Ges Company struck qu noted for first well. Officers named include Prespienc Porcest Bats Carrollton and View President Fred Stuev ents. Board member Dan Vieneis Milton and treasurer Forrest ridings lead the firm. Also obituary notices Perry Garlinghouse age 76 dies at daughter Mattie Monroe’s home Lancaster township. Survived by daughter Beatrice Garlinghouse Indianapolis and son William Garlinghouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Lee Coaate
Avian Db
Sd Rss
Ofaeers Ark
Prespienc
Porcest Bats
Carrollton
Fred AO Stuev
Ents
Forrest Geirith
Vevass
Larry Snook
Perry Garlinghouse
Madisor
Mattie Monroe
Lancaster Township
Garlinghouse
Monroe
Beatrice Garlinghouse
Indianapolis
William Garlinghouse
Man Hurt When Truck Skids on Icy Michigan Hill
Irvin Brown of Shelbyville was run over by his own truck on the Michigan hill yesterday afternoon around 4. He was bringing tobacco to the Madison market, the icy road causing the skid. He was taken to King's Daughters Hospital for treatment by Dr. Bo Cook and is not considered seriously hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Brown
Shelbyville
Michigan Hill
Madison Market
Mr. Brown
King’s Daughters Hospital
Bo GC Cook
Fragmented OCR News Snippet Touts Costs and Noses
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses costs and a nasal condition with stilted wording. It mentions a tender and seems to be a garbled public or medical note. Names and places are not readable, making specifics unavailable.
Bank announces dividends and withdrawal notice in Milton
Farmers Bank of Milton Kentucky declares a regular semi annual dividend of 10 percent and a special dividend of 20 percent totaling 35 percent for 1919. The bank in its 17th year has paid dividends every year since it organized. Irvin McMahan and wife are moving to that city by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank
Milton
Irvin McMahan
Indianapolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wadison
Sale Deposit & Trust
Leading Trust Company
Southern
John W. Tevis
Prast
W. Cornett
Saul Miller
H.&. Lyon
Lee
Joan Clements
Treas
Irst National Bank
George A Munroe
Commissioners Court
Geo A Munroe
W Guy Pender
Loretta Brietenback
Charles A Mcrlelland
George E Sherlock
George Lyon
Charles Schumann
Court News
Ray Strom
Zork Bee
Mran
Mos
Natia
Val. Surniture Store
Doho Strong
Asa
Strong Wei Sa
Walnut Street
Madison Lodge Af Dt. Wall
Grand Tepera House
Joe Bren Company
Chasis
Els
Chicago
Ias Sad
The
Elks
C. G. Dickerson
Karl T. Swan
B.C. Hyatt
Richard Johnson
P. F. Dawes
H. L. Lyon
A. R. Ko
Haymakers
Clifford W. Schiphorst
Howard Understeller
Aot
Charles Buck
Clarence Hoffman
Charles Mo Knoebel
Pied Grebe
Oaths
Willhan Jo Schmidt
Chodes Berseh
Charles Norns
Charles W. Cook
Arthur Jones
Canoe
Prof
Homer Long
Tiss Md Reing
Jeffereun, Jeenings
Bartholomew Counties
Ford Garage
Frank McKay
Gunity Center
Ofewtsburg
H. Tewell
Faithul Weather Reporters
Friedericka’ Boerner
Anna
Vevavy
Mrs. Foster
East Mat Street
Friedericka Hoermer
Keepaage
Moss Boerwer
Andioon
She Vevey
Madison Wether
Ludiana Kentucky
Ges Company
Sas
Nesteda
Alte
Lione
Justices of Community Service
DY Chudica
Ste Cy
Sam
Betlis
I Ad c
Aed Clairman
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