Madison News Roundup: Local Visits and Meetings
A daily Jacobson of Madison reports visits by Mrs Walter White from Pittsburgh and others from Vevay Indianapolis Carrollton and Covington. The town records a pension grant for Ransome Wainscott and notes several weddings and social events including Red Men degrees for Juniata Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter White
Pittsburgh
Eva Ryker
Rushville
Julian Sampson
Vevay
William Simpson
Ransome Wainscott
Howard Marrs
Carrollton
Charles Hoffman
Indianapolis
Mr. Hoffman
Gladys Marsh
John Shaughnessy
Lillian
Robert
Muncie
Court notes divorce filings and liquor case disposals
The Jefferson Circuit Court heard Bessie A Blouse versus Charles B Blouse for divorce with defendant in default. Liquor cases against Ernest Donnelley and Gus Dick were disposed of by federal authorities. Trials and settlements covered multiple cases with attorneys Sulzer Bear and Judge P Bear, and Sheriff affidavits filed. Laura Arbuckle granted divorce and custody of three children. Several other suits were settled or set for trial, and a Vanderbilt vehicle collision near Second and Mulberry streets caused minor injuries to two motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie A. Blouse
Charles B. Blouse
J. S. Roberts
Plaintit
Ernest Donnelley
Gus Dick
Louisville
Jefferson
Ohio Myer
Stle
Walkes A. Cotton
Hod. Zeaday
Sulzer & Bear
P. Bear
Sionioe
Tate
Ciara T. Ditteen
de Blakennealy
Philadelphia
John d. Dittgen
Madisonville
George J. Dittgen
EL Tf Cope
Laura Arbuckle
Edward Arbuckle
Bear
Sirs Arbuckle
J. C. Marshal
Bellamy Vs. Meeand
Sulzer & Bene
Phattiff
Edward Willick
Va. Cloorne Dittoen
Ostaber Fae Sulzer & Bear
TACOB ASHBY DEATH NOTICE AT MADISON HOME
Jacob Acby died at his daughter’s Madison home on Walnut Street after a period of illness. The Trimble County Kentucky native, 77, was a Methodist and long known resident of Trimble County. Survived by wife deceased. children Martin Milton Edward Richard Mrs Pela Wendel Ella Pster Capt George Ashby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Acby
KbOvelock
Joseph Phibbs
South
Walnut Street
Trimble County
Milton
Madison
Methodist Church
Ashby
Phibbs
Martin
This County
Pela Wendel
Cincinnati
Ella Ptster
Chicago
George Ashby
Edward
Richard
Cincinnate
Wildey Encampment Elects Officers for Six Months
Wil dey Encampment LO. QO. I elected M. R. Sulzer as Chief Patriarch A. G. Winter as High Priest Charles Winter won both Senior and Junior Warden posts. Madison Lodge Knights of Pythias drill team visited Milton and received praise for the exhibition aiding membership efforts. Belgium’s population at outbreak of war noted as 7,700,000. Mrs. Schwappacher and daughter from Indianapolis visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildey
LO. QO. I
M. R. Sulzer
A. G. Winter
Charles Winter
Belgium
William Schwappacher
William Brydon
Indianapolis
Madison Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Milton
Milton Lodge
Castle Hall
Madson Lodge
Hiram Nutt Narrow Escape At Richmond Elevator
Hiram Nutt escaped serious injury when his head was pinched between a freight elevator and the floor at the Richmond Baking Co plant on South Fifth Street. H F McNutt resident of the Gennett theatre apartments pulled the brake cord to stop the descent. Doctors say his wounds include a deep cut above the right eye and bruises at the back of the head. He was taken home to recover for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. McNutt
Gennett
Richmond
Trial ends with unusual verdict and egg scene
In Porthind Oregon Maude the White Leghorn wins a suit over ownership of her two hens and a coop. Judge Bell orders a lighthearted exchange as the judge receives a single egg in lieu of a verdict. The quirky session ends with talk of hens, love, and domestic life amid unrelated notes on orchids engines and local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Maude
Kentuckian in New York Foils Bank Heist Tale
In a crowded Broadway Hudson tunnel station a Kentuckian, Martin Granger, finds a bag of bank notes left by a thief. A detective claims ownership, prompts a train ride to Hoboken, and a confrontation ends with Granger refusing a $10,000 reward, upholding Kentucky honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Broadway
Thirty-third Street
Tudsen
Martin Granger
New York
Hudson River
Henderson County
Ryer
Ile
Granger
Hin
Jim
Tie
Trust Company
Rascal
Hoboken
Will
Ils
Grapper
Whieh
Shea Garvest
Kentickilan
Meritee
Cy Beetler
Cepoon County
Boatiers
Mar Gasset
Jiere
Giiard
Pano
Tapia
lIndson Tunnel
Twenderro
County
Kaintucky
Pipspin
Geletty
Mike
Kaintuck
Ford Auto Theft Ring Recovered By Columbus Sheriff
Sheriff Shaw recovered a wagon load of Ford automobile parts in a barn in Columbus. Two men, A. C. Sherrill and Donald Jackson, were arrested in Indianapolis on theft charges. Farmer George Bisel testified the pair had used his barn to store and rebuild the cars for about a year, unaware they were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Shaw
Ford
Indianapolis
A. C. Sherrill
Donald Jackson
George Bisel
Indiana Delegation Pushes Centennial Stamp Bill
The Indiana delegation in the House began a concerted effort to get the Post Office Committee to report favorably on representative Cox's bill providing for a special Centennial stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Indiana
Cox
Lecture Last Night On Servia At Second Presbyterian
Hanover College figure Mr Mintovitch, native of Serbia, spoke at Madison's Second Presbyterian Church under the Woman's Missionary Society. He described life in Turkey and Serbia, praised his homeland, and requested aid for Serbian countrymen. Five dollars from the collection funded his services and the rest supported distressed Serbians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Y. L. Young
Mintovitch
Hanover College
Madison
Serbia
Turkey
Mr. Mintovitch
Mrs. Simpson
Miss Young
Family Reunion Dinner Hosts Dillon Relatives Gathered
Mr and Mrs Charles Garlinghouse of Mill Street hosted a sumptuous Sunday dinner for a wide family reunion. Guests included Mrs Mary Dillon and son Hugh of Martinsville Dr James Dillon and family Carrollton Will Dillon Louis ville John Dillon and family Louis, Joseph Dillon New York, Martin Bittner and sister Lizzie Hill Louisville. The United States yearly produces 11 500 000 000 pounds of lard and there are 57 272 blind in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hill
Indianapolis
B. M. Will
Etta Hoffstadt
Lafayette
Purdue University Extension
Haigh
Jeffersonville
George Ewing
Cragmont
Jeannette Grobmyer
Carrollton
Bertha Hill
West Third Street
BE. . Douglas
Gilbert and
Robert
Covington
John Schuler
West Main Street
Joseph Norton
Shaughnessy
Walter Stevens
Louisville
Zach Grooms
Vinestreet
Curtis Marshall
John B. Lawler
Joshua Bennett
Kent
Charles Garlinghouse
Mill Street
Mary Dillon
Hugh
Martinsville
James Dillon
Will Dillon
John Dillon
Joseph Dillon
New York
Martin Bittner
Lizzie Hill
United States
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William A. Bierck
William
William Knoll
Harold
William Manion
Jacob Herbig
James Albert Bailey
Bertha Lee Gardener
City
Broadway Baptist Church
Miss Gardener
Broadway School
Anna McBride
SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
Mary Elizabeth Johnson
Edward O. Johnston
Cyril Beernaert
Boston
Johnston
H. D. Peck
Master Everett
Harry Child
Brownsville
Tenn
Juniata Council of Red Men
Rev
B. Arends
John Barton
Samuel Courtney
Juniata Tribe
Court News
Roberts Lay
Second
Mulberry
Pullman Garsee
Davis Sustaimius Sane
Tacob Ashby
Hiram Nutt
Pat Witen
Pdetiy
Dan Che
John Munz
United States Coast Guard
Government Dam
Clinton
Donald DuShane
DuShane
University of Wisconsin
Wien
The
Herald
Farmer
Hanover
Country
Mrs
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