Local notes and journeys from Madison area
Miss Hannah Mowreader and several townsfolk boarded the morning trains to destinations including Middlefork Tipton county and Indianapolis. Others left for New York City and Wirt while plans for engagements and weddings are noted. A death in Indianapolis precedes burial in North Madison as local clubs report initiations and civic activities. Federal road funds for Indiana total 2 114 000 over five years if matched locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Mowreader
Middlefork
John Joyce
Tipton County
Indiana
Federal Fund For Good Roads
House of Representatives
Pinder and Berset Wedding in Madison Home
A quiet and joyful Madison wedding united Richard Leslie Pinder and Margaret CC Berset at her parents’ Walnut street home. The ceremony at 6 30 p m featured a white satin gown and formal reception, with the couple leaving for a bridal tour before settling on West Main Street. The bride, longtime employee of Madison Light and Power Co, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bersch. the groom is an engineer at Cragmont pumping station.
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Madison
Richard Leslie Pinder
Margaret CC. Berset
William Bersch
North
Walnut Street
O'eloel
Bersch
Groan
Cragmont
Calloway and Coleman Wed in Milton Township
Mayelte Callaway of this city and Sadie Colenorm of Brooksburg married yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs James Fagg with Rev Moody officiating of the Christian church. The groom works as a clerk at Vail stores and the bride is a well known Milton resident. The Herald extends best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayelte Callaway
Sadie Colenorm
Hrooksburg
Winard
Rev Nicholas Smith Dies After Long Illness at 70
Reverend Nicholas Smith a Baptist minister and longtime county resident died at 5 this morning at his home on the Michigan road after a lengthy rheumatism illness. Survived by his widow and several grown children funeral set for Saturday at Hopewell Baptist Church Ripley County with services at 10 am and burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Smith
Michigan Road
Hopewell Baptist Church
Ripley County
Progressive euchre party at St Mary's draws large crowd
A lively euchre gathering hosted by the Young Ladies' Sodality at St Marys Church inside St Marys School Hall drew a large crowd last night. Nineteen tables accommodated players and prizes were awarded for both ladies and gentlemen categories.
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St. Mary’s School
Hell
St. Mary’s School Hall
Ladies’ Sodality
St. Mary’s Church
Jers
Andrew Jacobs
Josephine Schneider
Mae
Goebel
Joseph Stenthardt, Jr
Water and Gas Pipe Service Discussed by City Council
At a special meeting the council with Mayor Crozier discussed water and gas service pipes but made no decision. Plumber John Pohlman quoted prices for dead pipe and galvanized steel pipe and Superintendent Cunningham described gas main work and future disconnections as the city investigates the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feuerstein
Crozier
John Pohlman
Ford
National Tube Co
Io Ineh
Tneh
Cunningham
Potter
Chicigs
Main Street
Mgr. Niesse
Funeral services held for Jacob Ashby at home and cemetery
Funeral services for Jacob Ashby were conducted at his daughter Mrs Joseph Phibbs home in south Walnut with Rev Pillow officiating. The remains were moved to Moffett cemetery near Milton for burial after services by Rev Pillow. Six sons served as pallbearers including Raymond Ashby Clarence Ashby Winifred Ashby John Phibbs Hurley Ashby and Harry Radley. Vinton Matthews departed by train for Lafayette. The article notes the United States produced 1731 tons of asbestos last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Ashby
Joseph Phibbs
South Walnutt
Pillow
Milton
Moffett’s Cemetery
Reve Pillow
Messrs
Raymond Ashby
Clarence Ashby
Winifred Ashby
John Phibbs
Hurley Ashby
Harry Radley
Indiana Moose Dye Censured Over Hughes Endorsement
The Indiana Progressive State Central Committee censured National Committeeman William Holton Dye for voting to endorse Charles E. Hughes for President in Chicago. A bid to unseat Dye failed as a stormy session left tensions high and a July 20 state convention scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Progressive State Central Committee
William Holton Dye
Dye
Charles E. Hughes
Chicago
Court News Adjourns Amid Judge Absence
Sylvia Wilt files partition suit against John Wilt. Attorney T Y B McGregor represents Mrs Wilt as court adjourns from yesterday afternoon to tomorrow morning due to Judge Griffith being culled from the city.
Casement Found Guilty of High Treason in Irish Rebellion Plot
Sir Roger Casement was convicted of high treason after a four day trial in London. The jury needed only fifty minutes. Bailey, arrested with Casement, was found not guilty and provided much information to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Roger Casement
Casement
Ireland
England
Daniel Julian Bailey
Distraction Race Highlights School Sports Contest
In Philadelphia Miss Frances Snyder of the Willan Penn high school led a roomful chaos test with whistles and dishpans as girls sang Yankees Doodle and clapped. Miss Pranees tracked her time at one minute twenty eight seconds to win a distraction race in a math sports meet. The relay effort by Stevens school teams and Rose Dimkman led a winning contingent amid a crowded seven event program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Frances Snyderman
Willan Penn Hich School
Jas Entvies
Suns
Rose Dimkman
Stevens School
Wifes System Wrecked by Clothes Talk and Irony
A humorous fragment notes a husband’s obsession with a strict clothing order and no new shirts, while his wife vows to prove his system flawed. The piece jabs at economy zeal and domestic roles with quips from the Philadelphia Ledger and an aside about a feminist at her club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clevelard
Cleveland
Dto
Tit For Tat in Poultry Trade Sparks Mock Battle
A playful exchange argues that giving grain to poultry yields returns, noting the birds are profitable as a tongue in cheek claim about a peck for a grain. The spoof centers on a figurative barter between humans and hens.
Woman Sees Modern Inventions at Seventy in Columbus
Mrs. Emily Beoner, seventy, a former slave visiting Columbus, views an electric car, elevator, moving picture show and a two story building for the first time. She learns for the first time that a war is underway in Europe. Her home is near North Middleton Kentucky, about thirty miles from a railroad and near as far from a highway. She recalls seeing tourists in an automobile years ago wandering in the wilderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Emily Beoner
Europe
Booker
North Middleton
An Opportunity Lost In Feudal Strife And Disguise
Herman Hafstrom disguises himself as a servant to outwit Baron Hafstrom and reclaim Hallenstein castle. Gretchen, daughter of August Boner, aids the ruse, fostering a secret romance that leads to Herman’s ascent as lord, ending Baron Hafstrom’s bid for the estate.
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Rhine
Hallenstein
Slafstron
Tid Bac
Dja Algo
Itn
Hatstrom
Waylas
Hatlenstein
Beld
Iin
Flerunu
Laodwilg Ritter
Dylus
Herman
Ludwig
Hadlersteim Castle
August Boner
Gretchen
Bater
Nerman
Rumen
Biron Hafstrom
Thiart
Tretian Thuenstein
Petunia
Tudwie
Periagan
Tin
Baron Phalstrotm
Tis Mac
Bin
Herlan
Hermanman
Vernian
Baron Sfafstrom
Hallenstein Castle
Socialist Leader Liednecht Sentenced in Berlin Demonstration
In Berlin a demonstration for Dr Karl Liebknecht occurred despite police precautions. Liebknecht was sentenced to thirty months in prison for attempted high treason. the secret trial reportedly included charges tied to a manifesto condemning German capitalists as war profiteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Karl Liebnecht
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Hilda Dunn
Jesse Dunn
Joseph Matthews
Paul
Martech
Linton
John L. Niesse
New York City
Western Union Telegraph Co
Harry Brewer
Madisonian
Heiss
Samuel E. Brewer
Joseph Seiwert
Lawrence
Mary Hertz
William Hertz
Wirt
Nicholas Herta
S. Grayson
Carrollton
Rockford
Licenused
Eugene Calloway
City
Sadie Coleman
Brooksburg
Richoard Leslie Pinder
Merpuerite
Berseh
Charles de. Haas
Bessie Cain
R. RR
No. 10
Frank ‘Levis
Thelma
Devon
Tevis
Alice Neal
Jain J. Ditt
Miles
Masters Thomas
John Dow
Carl Dow
Pforthner
Hirold) McKenna
Pfortner
Maurice McGowan
North Madison
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Mman
Thomas McGowan
Pocahontas
Katie Gertz
Col. Colston
Kentucky
Mexico
Kentucky National Guard
Louis Wadsworth
This
Prestonville
Samuel M. McAdams
Louisville
U. S. Army
Columbus Barracks
Vernon T. Morgan
Frank Carr
This County
Raymond Rickreich
Evansville
Pindep-Repsch
REV. Nnc
Olas Smuii
Indorse
Hughes
Court News
Bailey
Stamp
Adda
Song of
Philadelphia Ledger
James
Philadelpha Ledger
Siren
Dr. Liebnecht
WM. Barnes
Muncie
Montpelier
Portland
William Barnes
Nto
Democratic
National Ticket
Woodrow Wilson
Thomas R. Marshall
John A. M. Adair
Mason J. Miblack
United States
John W. Kern
Thomas Taggart
Homer L. Cook
Dale J. Crittenberg
George A. Bittler
Evan B. Stotsenberg
Supreme Court
Douglas Morris
Charles FE
COX
John C. M'Nutt
James J. Moran
Phillip Zoercher
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Samuel L. Scott
Bureau of Statistics
Sig Kann
Congress
4Th Congressional
Lincoln Dixon
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Wallace J. Cotton
Scott
Jefferson
Joseph M. Cravens
Edward M. Prenatt
Edwin M. Stanton
George A. Monroe
John L. Muret
William H. Werning, JR
Oscar Oliver
John A. Swan
E. D. Grindstead and Baby
Lock No. 1
Kentucky River
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