Madison updates and local obituaries in Madison area
Mrs Edward Beht returns to Cincinnati after visiting sister Mrs Eva Eckert in Poplar arrest Mrs A H Fisher leaves for Cleveland after visiting parents Mr and Mrs Robert Claflin Grace daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Giltner Lancaster dies and will be buried. Elizabeth Nay aged 86 dead at her Gra ham road home funeral Sunday Mt Pleasant. George Flinker financier criticizes money concentration before House Money Trust Committee. North Madison defeats Ryker's Advice 28 to 2 in basketball. Wilbur Kremer receives 250 to decedent's mother Catherine Kremer as Junior Order United American Mechanics pays third claim in Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Beeht
Cincinnati
Syster
Eva Eckert
Poplar
A. HH. Fisher
Cleveland
Robert Claflin
West Second Street
Roy McDonald
Carlisle
Indio
John BP. McDonald
Saluda
Grace
Benjamin F. Giltner
Lancaster
Harry Smith Wall
Ing
Wellington
Kas
Elizabeth Nay
Lev
Graham Road
Mt. Tleasant
George Flinker
House Money Trust Committee
Armory
North Madison High School
Ryker
Adicee High School
Ycors
Ridge
North Madison
Wilbur Thomas
Junior Order
United American Mechanics
Tuday
John Kreemer
Catherine Kremer
Madison
Anniversary notices for Y-Therd family and Richard Johnson
The community marks the eighty third birthday of Rich ard Joheeow Shedoy and the birthday anniversary of Richard Joliosoo. Families gather at Mr Daved Polite's residence with memories of the late citizen and shopkeeper William J Jobtsen noted for his business and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daved
Bethday
Tim
Richard Joheeow
Bach
Theo
Reece Reniti
Daring Robbery at Kasper Grocery Corner Second and Walnut
Thieves forced a rear entrance at the Charles N. Kasper grocery and took groceries valued at least $100, possibly more. Police are investigating, noting the haul likely involved a wagon and that nearby residents heard nothing overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Kasper
Second
Walnut Streets
Kasper Grocery
Walnut Street
Kasper
Grand Jury gives six day report with 77 witnesses
The Grand Jury adjourned after six days in session reporting it had examined 77 witnesses and returned S indictments. It praised jail county asylum and the orphans home care and urged continued management of these institutions. James Lizenby, bonded for peppering Donie Risk, was not indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ments
James Lizenby
Donie Risk
Canaan
North Madison Citizens form farmers telephone line
North Madison residents organize to establish a farmers telephone line serving the town and surrounding country. Officers elected include President Sal Conn and Vice President L S Bear with W L Gans as secretary and W T Seburn as treasurer. Trustees are G W Waters Fred Ritchie and C W Jessup. The group aims to incorporate with a North Madison central office and promise of high service quality. Edward H Burton and wife convey 40 acres in Smyrna township to Gideon Crosby for 1200 dollars. New York’s death rate for 1912 is 12.07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Madison
Sal Conn
L. S. Bear
W. L. Gans
W. T. Seburn
G. W. Waters
Fred Ritchie
C. W. Jessup
North
Madison
Hanover College Glee Club Plans Two Winter Concert Tours
Hanover Indiana January 10 price Hanover College Glee Club will tour eastern Indiana starting February 1 9 and central Indiana starting March 26 under Donald R Belcher with Robert Sitlerig as business manager Leslie Winslow dramatic reader and a list of members led by Jack Blackburn with assistants and hometowns.
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Ill
David Cox
Madison
George McLaughlin
Seymour
Holmes Hunter
Wabash
Merrill Montgomery
Frank Parnis
Vincennes
Tom Blair
Hammond
Paul Dowell
Leslie G. Whitcomb
South Bend
Rk. H. Stanton
Earl Swan
D. W. Lewis
Joe Hargan
Indianapolis
Gale Hufford
Patriot
Paul Gordon
Hanover
Oliver Simmons
County Commissioners Reject County Road Over Boundary Line
County officials from Scott and Clark counties joined in a six to three vote to reject the six mile boundary road as not meeting plans and specifications. Contractors must remedy issues before payment. New road division superintendents were named: John Chambers Brownstown, Charles Stribling Paper Mill, and John F. Hutchinson Michiegan. Changes were made in road districts before adjournment to the February session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott and Clark
John Chambers
Paper Mill Road
John Bramwell
Charles Stribling
Brownse Town Road
John F. Hutchinson
Michiegan Road
Thomas Brinson
Madison Area Rounds Up Notices and Local Deaths
A Madison bulletin lists births, funerals, and legal notices. Margaret Eleanor Rea born to Mr and Mrs Robert R Rea. Elizabeth Nay obituary at 30 years. Virginia Bess tied to the family. multiple funeral plans and post notices follow. A series of court actions include dismissals for Wright Coleman and Selig, with divorce set Jan 30. Grand Jury finds no indictments in Isaac Smith robbery. Frank Baglan 17 pleads guilty to forgery with suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Wright
State
George Coleman
George Selig
Daisy West
James West
Belle Yeage
Alonzo Hall
Wade Breeding
George Heatherington
Middle
Isaac Smith
Columbus
Frank Baglan
Francisco
Reformatory
Baglan
S. E F. Leland
National Branch Bank
Rising Cincinnati River Drowns Old Man and Forcing Evacuations
The Cincinnati river stood at 1.4 feet and rising at 1 pm as floodwaters inundate homes and warehouses. An elderly man drowned near North Bend, and families displaced by rising waters seek temporary shelter while factories move goods to safety. A cold spell may slow the rise, though snow and warmer forecasts temper optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bend
River Front
Ohio
Madison
Cincinnati
Iss
Ohio river flood drives 1000 families from homes in Cincinnati
More than 1,000 families across Cincinnati and Kentucky cities are driven from their homes by the Ohio River flood. Refugees shelter in public buildings as relief funds are requested. many properties and stores suffer extensive damage while river stages rise toward a record. A special steamer carries food and relief supplies to evacuees.
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Cincinnati
Kentucky
Evanguile
Jan
Qiao
Evansville
Civ
Ohio
Indiana canvasses vote for Governor and President
The Indiana General Assembly canvassed the governor election results yielding Samuel M. Ralston 273,357 votes, Winfield T. Durbin 142,850, Albert Beveridge 166,124, declaring Ralston the winner with O’Neill named Lieutenant Governor. Electors reported 281,890 for Wilson, 151,267 for Taft, 160,007 for Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
General Assembly of
Indiana
Lew G. Ellingham
Samuel M. Ralston
Winfield T. Durbin
Albert J. Beveridge
Ktalson
William B. O'Neill
Mishawaka
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Maysville Girl Born On Friday The 13th
Mike Dorothy D Short daughter of ex councilman John I Short of this city was born on Friday the 13th and turns 13 on July 13 1913. She is noted as one of the brightest pupils at the parish school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
Mike Dorothy D Short
John I. Short
Tivodoo
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