Madison January License and Local News Digest
A Madison column notes Charles O Bear and Grace Boyd obtaining a marriage license. Also reports travel, illnesses, typhoid case of Clara Adams, birthday greetings for Tyree Harns and Fred Glass, a boxing contest canceled due to objections, Knights of Pythias meeting plan for Scottsburg, Jamesonnelly’s burial, local birthdays, factory shutdown at Johnson cordage mill, educational road bill debate, Sebastian Huck’s son Edward’s 12th birthday, a Louisville Railway collision injuring two, Fred Grace’s newly renovated Hotel Jefferson barbershop, and general local improvements and business updates.
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Jamesonnelly
Cragmont
Terre Haute
Haigh
Messrs
Charles Littell
George F. Harper
Johnson Cordage
Yestere
Louisville
Indianapoline
the Star
Marcugh K. Sulzer
Madigan
Edward
Tony Huck
Fifth Street
Louisaville
Louisville Railway Co
Lb. . Docerty
Martha Docherty
John (. Francis
Entries Close Soon for Dog and Poultry Show
Only a few days remain to enter dogs and poultry as entry deadlines approach on February 5. The association plans a big departmental display and has arranged coop rentals at reasonable prices for entrants without coops. A Purdue University Agricultural Department lecturer will offer free talks and demonstrations on Model Poultry Culture each morning, afternoon, and night.
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Audricular Department
Purdue University
Trustels St Patrick's Church Trustees Named
Trustels St Patrick's Church of North Madison elected trustees for the year ONS: Peter Carroll Dan Hoffman John Steinberger Ed Schaefer. Men’s Society: Edwin Litchfield Frank Conrad. Altar Society: Mrs Nick Hoffman Mrs Louis Kohrman. Picnic Committee: Mark Crawly Gus Sommers Mrs John Steinberger Mrs Theodore Filbert.
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St. Patrick's Church
North Madison
St. Patrick’s Church
Peter Carroll
Dan Hoffman
John Steinberger
Schaefer
Men's Society
Edwin Litchfield
Frank Conrad
Altar Society
Nick Hoffman
Louis Kohrman
Mark Crawly
Gus Sommers
Theodore Filbert
Westminster Guild Cafeteria Delights Guests at Presbyterian Church
The Westminster Guild of the Second Presbyterian Church hosted a cafeteria event last evening. Attendees enjoyed a unique service style with self-serve pepsi and meals, avoiding typical confusions. A good crowd attended and the young ladies present were pleased with the success.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Westminster Guild
Second Presbysterian Church
Cata Pepsi
Clare
Neibeert
Sto
Property Transfers Reported Across Shelby Township
Ophelia A. Larrabee and others convey parts of properties on Lard and Third streets with sums noted. Dennis Konkle and associates listed in transfers for parcels in HWacres and Madison areas. Robert Ro Gordon transfers interest to Crore W Washburn and others involving 60 acres in Shelby Township with 31ou noted.
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Ophelia A. Larrabes
Teauiel Ti
Fagg
Lard Street
Ophelia A. Larrabee
Uptella A Larrabee
Third Street
Robert Ro Gordon
Washburn
Shelby
Court notices and community events mix in Elmira roundup
Court news lists Elmira Kidwell versus vyitorsre M Tandy on trespass with a trial set for February. Letters of administration filed for James C Myers with The Peoples Trust Company named administrator and Lindson Lemon attorney. An all day fox drive and Mardi Gras masquerade ball at Eagles hall are announced with prizes and music by Nodler and Benson.
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Elmira Kidwell
M. Tandy
James C. Myers
Peoples Trust Company
Lindson Lemon
Maud
Eagles Hall
Nodler & Benson
Madison Schools Adopt Medical Inspection Program
The School Board moves to institute medical inspection in Madison schools appointing Dr. B. E. Cook as medical inspector. Rules and blanks will be prepared after consulting inspectors from New York Philadelphia and Indiana. The program aims to detect health defects protect children and involve parents and teachers in supportive care.
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School of
Madison
BE. C. Cook
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Iois
Sta Health Fund
Cook
Expecta
Freeman Heaton Dies at Moore's Hill
Relatives report the death of Freeman Heaton at Moore's Hill last Monday January 27. He was about seven years old and long worked as an engineer on the old Maumee and Western railroad. An earlier accident left him unable to return to duty. His wife died years ago, and three children survive including a daughter serving as a missionary in Japan. Heaton was brother-in-law to Mr William Shockley of this city through their wives.
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Moores Hill
Freeman Heaton
Moore’s Hill
Heaton
Japan
William Shockley
Revival Services Continue at Trinity Church Led by Rev Virgil Thompson
Revival meetings at Trinity Church continue under Rev Virgil Thompson with strong attendance and steady interest. A cordial invitation is extended for the public to attend. Thompson, though absent from Madison, draws attention with sermons that create interest and make a deep impression.
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Trinity Church
Virgil Thompson
Need of a New Constitution in Indiana Prompts Reform Moves
Indianapolis January 15 The Indiana general assembly signals broad constitutional changes with Stotsenburg joint resolutions to clear the docket of a lawmakers amending process. Proposals include workmen's compensation, woman suffrage on a public ballot in 1912, resident affidavit for absentees, and city special charters. The plan aims to place amendments before the people for ratification. Subscribe for The Herald.
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Indianapolis
General Assembly
Supreme Cart
United States Supreme Court
Stottenburg
Stotsenburg
Senate
Indiana
Stotnenburg
Federal Farm Loans Proposal Seeks Government Mortgages
Ohio Representative Bathrick proposes a federal bureau of farm loans lending up to 60 percent of farm value at 4 percent interest, funded by 4 percent bonds. The plan, seeking direct government lending on first mortgages, contrasts with Herrick’s rural credit associations and targets bona fide farmers with land security. Cleveland markets will be forty five years old in February.
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Washington
House of Representatives
E. BR. Bathrick
Ohio
United States
Bathrick
Myron T. Herrick
Taft
Waufte House
Herrick
Herrick Rural Credit Plan
Bureau of Farm Loans
Secretary of the Treasury
The
Bureau of Loans
Cleveland
Record Price for Defender Duroc-Jersey Boar Stuns Buyers
The Duroc-Jersey boar Defender sold for a world breaking 5000 dollars to Woodford County stockmen. The price set a new high for rare breed show stock as buyers competed despite regional farm costs. The report also notes cost of living comparisons for city youth and a tall teen from New York.
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Woodford County
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