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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1916

Page

7

Local Notes and Transfers Echo January Town News

MADCON January 21 items report theft brief in New York City. real estate transfer from John McGregor to Harry W Briggs for 80 acres. tobacco sales 149000 pounds at $9.29 high. Obituaries, family visits, and social updates from Carrollton Milton Shelbyville Ghent China include Mrs ONeal’s death, Miss Theresa Birch and Elmer Giesler engagement, and steamboat inspectors investigating a Trimble collision.

John Commiskey Monroe Town tInursday John McGregor Harry W. Briggs Shelby Jp Annie Harris Edna, Kas Thomas H. Gray Chelsea Joseph Kosster Pittsburg J. J. Kasper John G. Keller Donald Cincinnati Jordan Tharp Carrollton Frank Ryker Herman Vaughn Vernon Edward Eckert Paducah Greenwood Miss Monroe

Prize of 100 Dollars For Jefferson County Boy Corn Raisers

The Madison Safe Deposit and Trust Co offers a $100 prize for champion boy corn raisers in Jefferson county. Funds will be managed by the Patrons of Husbandry to set rules age limits and prize quantities. The gesture is described as generous and spontaneous by the trust company.

Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co Jefferson Co Champion Boy Corn Growers Jefferson County

Court News Highlights Jury Waiver and Set Hearings

The court heard damages actions from Martha Bens on against Henry Lee of Hanover with a jury waiver and a hearing set before Judge Griffith for next TuesdayJanuary 25. Final settlement reports were filed for Rebeccah Cochran and Aurilla Millican estates with hearings slated for February 11. Several divorces and injunctive motions were disposed of or continued as noted, and attorney activity included Sulzer Bear and P E Bear representing multiple parties. Court adjourned until Monday after noon, with officials attending a farmers institute.

Martha Benson Henry Lee Hanover Griffith P. E. Bear Sulzer & Bear Emerson Lemen Edward Cochran Rebeccah J. Cochran James H. Perry Carrie Perry Johnson Contract Company Johnson Company Helmichs Pennsvania Lines Frank Little Nearer Vernon Helmick Farmers Fire Insurance Co Jennings County Madison Sale Deposit Trust Co Jeannette Dow Walter Kahn Cincinnati & Louisvile Packet Co P. E Prewatt Monroe Farmers Institute

Mrs Knowles Remains Arrive for Madison Funeral

The remains of Mrs. Marguerite Knowles widow of Alonzo Knowles died in Indianapolis after a long cancer illness arrive by noon and are taken to her brother John Gaskill's home 763 West Third street Madison for a funeral at 10 tomorrow. Burial will be in Springdale cemetery. She leaves a son two daughters four grandchildren a sister Mrs Elia Perry and three brothers. Her daughter Mrs M D Renfroe died in Indianapolis two weeks ago and was brought to Madison for burial in Springdale. Mrs Knowles had lived in Madison for years before moving to Indianapolis after her husband died eight years ago.

J. T. O'Neal Ghent Hugh F. Wiley Southeastern Hospital Greensburg Vail L. M. Wood Milton Wood William Hollis Indianapolis Norval Holcraft St. Vincent's Hospital Holcraft Myrtle Hollis Michael Birch Ryker’s Ridge Theresa Elmer M. Giesler St. Anthony's Church China Herald John F. Abraham Isaac W. Betts United States Trimble Madison Marguerite Knowles Alonzo Knowles John Gaskill West Third Street Springdale Cemetery Elia Perry Commiskey Cale Gaskill Ed. Gaskill Dupont M. D. Renfroe Knowles

Debate at high school on Indiana constitutional convention

An Exten sion Society event at the high school featured a four person oratorical contest with two from Indiana University and two from Depauw University. Simeon E. Leland Jr led the Depauw side against IU in a close vote on whether Indiana should call a constitutional convention. final public vote favored keeping the present constitution 52 to 49 with many abstentions.

Extension Society of Indiana University Depauw University Simeon E. Leland, Jr Indiana Messrs. Carson and Sears Simeon E. Leland Hogate Depauw We Times Aso

Funeral for Mrs. Nora Payne at Paynesville Christian

Funeral services for Nora Payne aged 40 wife of Henry Payne of Saluda township were held this morning at Paynesville Christian Mt Zion with burial in the church cemetery. Many friends attended. She had been ill for over a year. Survived by her husband and two children from a former marriage aged 11 and 9. The man of winning ways uncovers many ways of winning.

Nora Payne Henry Payne Saluda Township Paynesville Christian Mt. Zion Church Cemetery

Music Recital by Miss Zoe McBride’s Junior Class

Miss Zoe McBride presented a recital at her home last night for her third class pupils. Elizabeth Jochum won the class prize, a gold initial pin, followed by a theatre party for the students. the list includes Ruth Gertz and others from Pleasant Ridge Muncie Indiana. A separate brief reports a lamp explosion near a bed in Daleville burning a year old daughter of Leslie Shoemaker. parents were away, three other children escaped.

Zoe McBride Elizabeth Jochum Miss McBride Ruth Gertz Dorothy Eckert Rosie Wolfe Pleasant Ridge Royce Simpson Darrell Griffey Evelyn Smith Corine Kimmel Thelma Beckett Hannah McIntyre Mary Kampe Lucile Fout Virginia Gertz Annie Jochum Bertha Geile Muncie, Ind Leslie Shoemaker Daleville

Bailey Retained in Labor Council Case Trial Date Unset

Joseph W. Bailey appeared for Congressman Frank Buchanan before Judge Clayton as defense counsel in the Sherman law indictment connected to Labor's National Peace Council. Buchanan sought more time to plead or file motions, but the request was withdrawn. No trial date is set pending action on other defendants.

New York Joseph W. Bailey United States Texas Frank Buchanan Illinois Clayton Labor National Peace Council Buchanan Bailey

Local Notes and Visits In Milton and Surrounding Areas

Sunday gatherings at the McAllisters home included John Neal Jr with family and Clyde McAlister with Sylvia Cox from Warsaw Kentucky. Weather turned severe with 2 below coldest of the season on January 17. John Neihouse joined Richmond revenue service after civil service exam. Blood poisoning feared for Dan Holstein. Jacob Neal ill with pneumonia but modestly better. Birth announced for Alvy Perkinson and wife on January 14 a fine son.

John Neal, Jr Clyde McAlister Florence Ind Sylvia Cox Warsaw Geo. McAllister Harry Welch John Neihouse Civil Service Revenue Service Richmond Mercury Fred Manaugh Illinois C. P. Wood Dan Holstein Jacob Neal Jesse Wood Wm. Schooley Henry

Diamond Ring in Hen Dig Reveals Loss and Rescue Tales

In Princeton Indiana Bertha Tichenor found a diamond ring wrapped in a gold chain inside a hen she killed for eggs. The ring likely was lost by a passerby whose chain broke, leaving the ring in the road near the Tichenor home. Also reported were a man missing after breaking through ice near the Wabash bottoms, an Indiana history exhibit by students in Franklin, a divorce suit in Newcastle, and a 17 year old boy injured in a mine accident at Linton.

Princeton Ind Bertha Tichenor George Tichenor Here Tichenor House Oaktown Wabash Bottoms Franklin—Students of the South Building Indiana Newcastle Linnie Turner Linton Charles Pukett Antioch

Arthur King Dies in Glue Press Accident at Spencer Factory

Arthur King aged 21 was crushed beneath a glue press at the Spencer table factory and died this morning. His father serves as factory superintendent.

Marion Arthur King Spencer Table

Dr. Harry S. Hatch Honored on 49th Birthday

The Herald congratulates Dr. Harry S. Hatch M D on his 49th birthday. A Madison physician born in Butler county Ohio in 1867 he has built a prominent practice and earned esteem in Ohio and Indiana medical societies. He is active in Masonic circles Knights of Pythias Red Men and Modern Woodmen and is noted for conscientious treatment and community service.

Harry S. Hatch Butler County Ohio Metcalf B Martha Hatch Leroy N. Y Dr. Hatch Patton Daniel Buell Chippewa Metcalf B. Hatch Hobart H. Hatch 77Th Sinois Infantry Middletown Worcester University Pulte Medical College Cincinnati Madison Indiana Jefferson County Hatch Pythias The Herald

75th Anniversary of W. W. W. Crozier Celebrated in City

The Herald notes the 75th birthday of W. W. W. Crozier, Civil War veteran and city printer pioneer. He remains active at his shop, claiming a fourth set of teeth and saying he feels like a four year old. Friends wish him longevity and continued vigor.

W. W. W. Crozier Herald Bill

Five Negroes Linked to Sheriff Slaying Lynched in Albany

Albany Georgia January 21 Five black men connected with the slaying of Sheriff Moreland were dragged from cells and lynched. The mob action occurred as authorities reported the incident and started investigations though details remain limited.

Albany, Ga

Also Mentioned on This Page

Madcon Charles J. Melish Re Sy Over New York City Charles Fout Gwendolyn Shelbyville John Keller East Second Street Carrallton Court News I. U Labor Council Milton, RY R. R. No W. W. Crozier Sale Deposit &Trust Co Leading Trust Company Powell Pres John W. Tevis See’y. and Treas Te National Branch U.8 First National Bank Kampe David Johnson Bohotk Oashie If Niease Osahtc Madison Insurance Company J. W. Coryett J. K. Weyer Bee’y M. Strader General Agent South Mulberry Street Humphreys Humphreys’ Homeo, Medicine CO Lydia EB Pinkham Medicine Co Paxton Toilet Co Boston Willie Grandma Thomas
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