Licensed to wed in Madison and local social notices
A Madison July 21 brief lists marriages and social visits with names such as Henry W Jennings and Martha McLellan, Miss Alma Faust, Miss Marcella Keller, and Rev. Clemens Zepf attending events. It notes travel to Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville and Chicago, visits from Kent Milton and St. Paul, plus a barn-raising on the Jesse Galusha farm at Ryker's Ridge and a male minor injury from a fall on a North Madison flat car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Jennings
Winois
Martha McLellan
Saluda Township
Jacob Schneider
Kent
Schneider
Mae Wilson
Minneapolis
Margaret Goodnow
Harry Chapman
Indianapolis
Alma Faust
Louisville
Marcella Keller
Church Street
J. ©. Wisle
Chattauqua
Leslie Hewitt
Decker
Western Union Telegraph Co
Oliver H. DeLoste
W. J. Matthews
J. W. Gavitt
Chicago
Julia Gavitt
Howard Gavitt
Louis Alexander
Milton Township
Edward Stanton
Amy Kamerer
Jed Th. Smith
Homer Smith
John Brandon
St. Louis
Claude Meuse
D. E. Brown
Pairmount
Brown
Post Office Department
Clemens Zepf
Richmond
George Zept
Mary Sehneider
Robert Dunlap
Kent Road
St. Paul
Minn
Phu Drake
Vinn
Locust, Ky
Peter Bachus
Chester Stevenson
Elmore Shockley
East Second Street
Cincinnati
Thelyn Sample
Pauline Kunple
Ryker
Rudge
Connersville
Chautauqua Directors Weigh Ohio River Improvement Day
A Madison Chautauqua board session heard a resolution for July 28 as Ohio River Improvement Day with free admission. Andrew J. Barchfeld praised for river advocacy. tickets distribution and season sales reported strong. photographers and grounds beautification discussed for the upcoming assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Cope
Cope Feether
Amon
Buneh
Committee On Transportation
Slacison Light & Ky. Co
Chautauqua
Caplinger
Committee On
Daily
Chautauqua Jor Htz
Assembly
Madison Chautaucin
Cllsworth Lawrence
Brown Bros. Co
Continental Nurseries
Rochester
N. Y
Wilson
Chautiauqua
Committee On Progran
Winkle Thomas Silent Carrollton Wedding Guests Madison News
Clarence Winkle and Portia Thomas wed quietly in Carrollton Kentucky after eloping from near Brooksburg. They return to Mundison to begin life together with the groom employed at the Mersdorf harness shop. Local notables and families are sending good wishes. Additional notes cover aging resident John Goebel and a St Louis marriage of William Souser and Laura Keller. A critique on school child eye health and school sanitation follows with a humorous Chicago Daily News aside about overbearing school medical regimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Winkle
Joseph Winkle
Portia Thomas
Henry Thomas
Brooksburg
John Goebel
Jefferson County
Goebel
Louis Rohrman
Michigan Road
Madison
William Dean Souser
Laura Keller
St. Louis
Chicago
the Lakes
Mr. Houser
Mollie Houser
Elizabeth Moore
Chicago Daily News
Reggie
Din Pim
New Police Wireless to Supplant Wig Wag System
New York police install a complete wireless outfit at headquarters with 250 mile sending radius. A six teen man wireless unit, led by Sergeant Charles E B Pearce, will form a special motor cycle squad to shuttle urgent messages from private stations to any city point. The Citizens' Home Defense league grows to about 20 000 volunteers to aid patrols in danger times while drill grounds remain scarce. The system adds rapid message relay beyond telephone and telegraph limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. C. Cane
Arthur Woods
Charles EB. Pearce
Citizens’ Home Defense League
Farmer Leon Harsin Dies After July Fall At Denny Farm
Leon Harsin aged 53 a farmer died last night at the Denny sanitarium from injuries suffered when he fell astride a fence on the Charles Denny place in Monroe township last Fourth of July. He was taken to the sanitarium where doctors gave little hope. Burial will be at Humphrey's landing on the Ohio near Prestonville Kentucky. He is survived by a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Harsin
Denny Sanitarium
Charles Denny
Monroe Township
Harsin
Humphrey’s Landing
Prestonville
Ohio River
Denny Place
Safe blow opened at Standard Oil office in New Albany
A safe in the Standard Oil Co office in New Albany Indiana was blown open and about 400 dollars in after hours collections were stolen. The blast wrecked the safe and office furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
New Albany
Ind
Standard Oil Co
Farmer's Hand Injured by Hayfork Pulley Incident
Napoleon Indiana July 20 David Ray injured when his hand was caught in a hayfork pulley. He was carried into the mow before the team could be stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Ind
David Ray
Hall's Ointment Mercurial Warning and Cure Claim
Advertisement warns against ointments containing mercury and promotes Hall's Ointment Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free. It touts internal use for nasal and mucous issues, claims blood and mucous surface action, and notes Druggists sell Hall's Ointment with testimonials available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Foledo
Ohio
F. 3
Cheney & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Township Board of Finance
Perry F. Smith
Jefferson Circuit Court
Jesse Galusha
Ryker’s Ridge
Will Phillips
Kentucky
John Abberger
Orlando
Fla
Jefferson
Abberger
Ernest McKeand
Adam McKeand
West Third Street
North Madison
The
Christian Herald
Carrollton
Cleveland
Paterson
N. J
Gustave Junnell
East Thirty-second Street
John Co. Bush
Ktake the Herald
American Press Association
Woods
New Your
Fletcher
Eter Hoffman
Walnut Street
Farmer's
Datarah
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