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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1916

Page

8

Local residents travel and funerals noted in Louisville area

Borute Street and Mrs Milton visit Louisville for a few days. Miss Spencer visits her Shelby township family. Ada Smith travels from Indianapolis after her father Walter W. Smith’s death. Joseph Smith returns to Logansport from Kent. Mrs McFadden and children return home after visiting Elin McDaniel. Ezra Norton’s remains are shipped to Terre Haute for burial. Judge James Quarles of Louisville gains U S Supreme Court admission. Sophia Rich attends aunt Mrs Elizabeth Witts funeral in Indianapolis. Interstae Commerce Commission finds L and N lumber rates not unreasonable for shipments from Alabama Tennessee and Kentucky to Louisville Evansville Cincinnati. W P Brown & Sons Lumber Company filed the complaint.

Borute Harry Milton Conalae Dol D. McKibben Louisvile Jiones Spencer Shelby Township David B. Huntley Ada Smith Indianapolis Walter W. Smith Joseph Smith James Quarles Louisville Jefferson Circuit Court Supreme Court of the United States J. L. Murdock Martha Stewart Ryker's Ridge Interstate Commerce Commission Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Evansville Ind Cincinnati, CO W. P. Brown & Sons Lumber Company of

Walter W. Smith dies at 73 in city after illness

Walter W. Smith colored died at 10:30 p m at his east Fourth street home after weeks of illness. He lived here most of his life and was known as a caterer and cafe keeper. He leaves a widow from a second marriage and five children from both marriages including Zella Vita Ada and Florence.

Walter W. Smith East Fourth St Zella Vita F. Smith Alicia Edmonds Ada Smith Florence Etters Indianapolis

Jefferson County Teachers Association Meeting Saturday

The Jefferson County Teachers Association will meet Saturday January 29 at the high school building where Dr George D Strayer will deliver the principal address. County Superintendent Hanna urges every teacher to attend to hear Dr Strayer. The January 29 date also marks the first teachers examination for 1916 with seven other examination days scheduled later.

Jefferson County Teachers’ Association George D. Strayer Hanna Strayer

Election Commissioners Appointed for Primary and Fall

S. E. Leland Democrat and S. J. Bear Republican certified to Clerk Edward M. Prenatt as election commissioners for the coming primary. They will also serve as regular election commissioners for the fall. Also noted is the death in Cleveland of Louis Ault and his wife, sister of Mrs. Herman August, with burial in Cleveland.

S. E. Leland S. J. Bear Edward M. Prenatt Cleveland Louis Ault Herman August Ault August

Court News Roundup of Estate Settlements and Local Trials

Final reports approving estate settlements for John W. Denny and Carrie Coasford were filed. Ora Ashley pleaded guilty to assault and was fined. Funds were allocated to erect a Barrett family monument in St. Patrick’s Cemetery. Sheriff guards the Edward plant after an anonymous dynamite plot phone call. Memorial for Walter S. Roberts noted by Hon. Marcus R. Sulzer, with court recess for funeral services. Petition allows Johnson Sr. to continue administer of estate. Wallace J. Cotton files to run for prosecutor in the 5th circuit Democratic ticket.

John W. Denny Emerson Lemen William Stivers Carrie Coasford Sulzer & Bear Ora Ashley Elmer Crittenden Thomas B. McGregor Michael G. Barrett Barrett St. Patrick's Cemetery North Madison Whittaker Our County Hanover College State University Jefferson County Oklahoma Griffith Roberts Sulzer E. S. Roberts Charles R. Johnson, Sr Wallace J. Cotton Secretary of State 5Th Judicial Circuit Jefferson Switzerland

Madison Area Marriages and Local Notes

Licensed to wed Alfred Heaton and Atletta Powell both of the county. Ray Riche and Cora Barton, married at the courthouse by Judge Griffith. Various local notes on residents, travel, a bank cashier's resignation, a steamer Mardi Gras trip, a book institute, hospital nursing, an eclipse, and a collie with five puppies at Beerck harness store.

Alfred Heaton Atletta Powell Franklin P. Weber Indianapolis A. J. Porter First National Bank of Vevay Ray Riche Clark County Cora Barton Court House Griffith Howard Rowlison Evansville M. C. Rowlison North Broadway Herald W. (. Lepper Homer Smith New Orleans Collie Beerck William A. Reerck Jacob Kurtz Graham Road

Old man in North Judson shoots self in linen

In North Judson Indiana James Serov y, 82, shaved and dressed in clean linen before fatally shooting himself with a shotgun. The incident happened earlier in the day, with no further details available.

North Judson Ind James Serovy

Narrow Escape for Singer Agent in Hill Crash

Mr. Jesse Lory assistant agent for the Singer Sewing Machine Co. escaped serious injury when the horse he was driving ran off a hill and plunged over a 20 foot declivity near Hitz hill. Lory was thrown clear as the wagon hung in a tree. the horse, badly bruised, fell into a gully but is expected to recover. The incident occurred near a burning wood pile and the hearse from Louis Barnes livery stable aided in removing the wagon and horse, with the Singer wagon damaged.

Jesse Lory Singer Sewing Machine Co Hitz Hill Singer Mr. Lery Louis Barnes Singer Agency

Real Estate Transfers and Tobacco Market Report

Real estate transfers record Harry H. Cope as commissioner to sell guardianship property for Vida McCauley to Beulah Vaughn an undivided interest in a North Madison lot for 200 dollars Kate M Reichenback sells River Block 4 south Mulberry street to Floyd Eaglin for 250 dollars. Wednesday market: 174000 pounds of tobacco sold at 9.47 dollars average. offerings higher volume, prices steady. rejections light and receipts heavy.

Harry H. Cope Vida McCauley Beulah Vaughn North Madison Kate M. Reichenback Floyd Eaglin South Mulberry St

Champion Checker Match By Correspondence Opens

Mr George Austermuhle Madison champion checker and Samuel Stevens of Renssalaer begin a long distance game by mail. Moves pass by letter with two days delay each, spanning two or three months. Austermuhle opens as the favored Madison title holder and Stevens is billed as a worthy challenger.

Frank Hill Renssalaar George Austermuhle Samuel Stevens Renssalaer Renssalear Madison Austermuhle

William Belser Dies After Short Illness at 65

William Belser of North Madison died at his home at 3 15 p m yesterday after a brief illness with pneumonia He was 65 native of Hanover Germany came to the United States young and farmed near North Madison For the last three years he was a gardener at Cragmont He belonged to Branch 69 Catholic Knights of America and St Patrick s church He is survived by five children Mrs A B Rogers of Cincinnati Fred of Wabash Frank William and Kathryn at home Widow of six months funeral at 9 am tomorrow at St Patrick s Church burial in St Patrick s cemetery

William Belser North Madison Billy” Belser Hanover Germany Belser Cragmont Branch 69 Catholic Knights of America St. Patrick’s Church St. Patrick's Cemetery Wabash Frank William Kathryn

Death of Jacob Dickerson Near Terre Haute

Jacob Dickerson, 70, died yesterday afternoon at his home near Terre Haute after a long illness. A Madison native who moved from Kentucky during the Civil War, he worked at Madison Brewing Co and Union Brewery before moving to a farm near Terre Haute thirty years ago. Survived by a wife and three married children, he was brother-in-law to David B. Huntly and H. H. Murray of Madison and to Mrs O L Huntly of Hanover.

David B. Huntley Jacob Dickerson Terre Haute Madison Kentucky Dickerson Madison Brewing Co Union Brewery Trow David B. Huntly H. H. Murray O. L. Huntly Hanover

Mrs John M Laughlin dies in Indianapolis

Clara E McLaughlin age 50 wife of John McLaughlin died Wednesday January 12 Funeral Saturday January 15 at 8 30 from 641 Maxwell street with services at St Bridget s church 9 00 burial Holy Cross cemetery Friends invited The decedent sister of the late Leonard Maurer of Indianapolis remembered by local elders

Clara E. McLaughlin John McLaughlin Maxwell St St. Bridget’s Church Holy Cross Cemetery Indianapolis News

Post Office Lobby Ink Removal Ordered

Charles Friedersdorf, custodian, received Washington instructions to remove pens and ink from the post office lobby to stop defacement. Citizens who misuse the desks are urged to self-police, as cities have done with citizen leagues and public shaming to curb the nuisance.

Charles Friedersdorf Washington, D. C Federal

Known Dead in California Flood Toll Rises

Twelve are known to be dead in the southern California flood with enormous damage reported.

Los Angeles California

Holland floods cause damage totaling 100 million

Holland floods have caused damage estimated at 100 million dollars as dikes give way at multiple points. In El Paso on January 20, Potter Palmer, owner of the Cusi mines in Mexico, pays burial costs for slain Americans and plans to compensate the relatives of the victims.

Amsterdam Holland el Paso Potter Palmer Mexico

Commissioner to sell parcel in Madison Jefferson County Indiana

In the Jefferson Circuit Court January 1916 term James T. Lawson Trustee vs unknown heirs of Susan V. Spangler deceased. J Zearing Commissioner to sell Susana V Spangler estate at private sale bids sealed at his Madison office February 4 1916 at 1 pm for full appraised cash value. Sale subject to court approval.

State of Indiana Jefferson County Ses Jefferson Circuit Court James T. Lawson Sagan Spangler J. Zearing Richert Madison Indiana Susana V. Spangler Third Street McIntire Third Susan V. Spangler Charles A. Bowman Hifersiy Idiana J Son Circuit Court Jefferson To Harvey J. Zearing

Notice of Administration in Jefferson County

Notice is hereby given that the time versigned has been appointed by Judge of the Circuit Court of Jefferson county Indiana, Administrator of the estate of J T Reynolds, late of Jefferson county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. James F Heath, January 11, 1916. Administrator.

Circuit Court Jefferson County State of Indiana J T. Reynolds

Death of George H Graves Veteran Citizen of North Madison

George H Graves aged 72 a Civil War veteran and North Madison resident died at his home after an illness. Funeral services will be held at the residence at one o clock tomorrow afternoon with burial in Fairmount cemetery. He leaves a widow and several children including Conductor Graves of the Pennsylvania Lines. He was well liked in both cities.

George H. Graves North Madison Fairmount Cemetery Conductor Graves Pennsylvania Lines Graves

Walter S. Roberts Funeral Services Quiet Private

Funeral services for Walter Roberts were held at 10 this morning at the home of his son Hon Edward S Roberts on West Second Street conducted by Rev Campbell of the First Presbyterian Church. Burial in Springdale cemetery was private with pallbearers named McDoils Sulzer Colgate Mayfield Crozier Cochran Horuff.

Walter Roberts Edward S. Roberts West Second Street Campbell First Presbyterian Church Springdale Aaong

Funeral services for Mrs Eliza beth Wittick at St Marys

Funeral services were held at nine oclock at St Marys Church with many relatives and friends in tribute to Mrs Wittick. Burial followed in St Josephs Cemetery with pallbearers Peter Hertz Frank Scheets Jacob Zepf Michael Schneider Kasper Krum Frank Schafer. Dr Nansen announced the landing discovery America.

Elizabeth Wittick St. Mary's Church St. Joseph's Cemetery Peter Hertz Frank Scheets Jacob Zepf Michael Schneider Kasper Krum Frank Schafer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sophia Rich Henry Anger South East Street Burgha Anger Jefferson Co. ‘Teachers’ Ass'n Court News R. J. Hyatt Bookman’s Institute Pyville Bloomington Stinesville Canada Calais City Lemuel Stevens John M’laughlin Leonard Maurer James F. Heath Walter S. Roberts Springdale Cemetery Dr. Nansen America
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