Notable Local Arrivals And Travel Dispatches From Carrollton
Madison reports list Carrollton visitors and residents on the Corker train to Louisville and other trips. Guests include Mrs. Jesse Adams and child, Mrs. Thomas Kenon from Louisville, Miss Clara Taulman, Mr. Charles Howe, Mrs. J. T. Crim, Mrs. Brooks and daughter, and heiresses and officials scattered across Kentucky and Indiana. An infantile paralysis case in Carrollton is noted, plus the Indiana steamer set for rebuild after fire damage. The Moravian Seminary alumni hold a 50th anniversary reunion at Hope with over 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Adams
Little Son
Carrollton, Ky
Thomas Kenon
Louisville
Edward Flynn
John Johnson
Dupont
Burtce Hamilton
Eunice Hackett
Trimble County
Todd Peter
R. N. Peter
J. 2
Morrow
Clara Taulman
Milton
Carrollton
Andrew Jones
Indiana
Queen City
Grace Graves
Columbus
Alva Deupree
Charles Howe
Yuesterday
Indianapolis
Charles
Pineville, Wy
Howard Moffett
Trandor
Colorado
Tle
Peoria
Elizabeth
William &. Moffett
Margaret Henry
Joseph Henry
Jefferson Street
Bardstown
Old Moravian Seminary
Ilope
Bartholomew County
Mary Cook
Madison
Madison considers street wiring survey and curb work
The Madison council discussed an engineer Moore survey to install conduits in Main Street for electrical wiring and curb improvements. The move aims to prevent future street tearing and is backed by several residents and business leaders, with funding debated between the city and Madison Light & Power Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Ben GE Ota
Mincar Geiger
Nichoki c
Niesse
Moore
Eiezens
Madison
Provert
Ihoptes
Cisto
Holwaper
Messe
Helwager
Madison Light & Roe. Co
Feuerstein
Oliver
Cisco
Fravier
Jeakins
Las
Eheimer
Ee Health
Wees
Dr. Kremer
Indiana
Kremer
Einerjator
Crozier
Chas. A. Bowman
Roscoe F. Lee
George W. Selig
Arch H. Monroe
Alex Cooney
Purser Shirley Bradley Resigns for Hotel Cashier Post
Captain Shirley Bradley ends sixteen years with Mail Line for a cashier role at the Seelbach hotel in Louisville. Merlin Warren will replace him as purser on the Corker after serving as second clerk. The Corker excursionists visit Louisville. two local youths are arrested in Worthville for breaking and entering Emmett Stout’s store, $48 stolen but recovered. Henry A Anger departs for Sandusky to join a dry goods firm. Mrs Anger will join him there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail Line
Shirley Bradley
Seelbach
Louisville
Bradley
Mang
The
Herald
Merlin Warren
Warren
Worthville
Emmett Stout
Latonia
Henry A. Anger
Sandusky
Ohio
Anger
Cassidy
West Second Street
Madison
Madison area notes include travels and sales across Indiana
Local items report residents traveling to Bay View Grayford and Indianapolis with several returning from visits. The Madison Automobile Co. sold an Overland touring car to Thomas J. Watkins. Other notes mention a wealth figure for John D Rockefeller, a river rescue near Louisville, a court fine, obituaries, real estate sale to National Branch Bank, and a quadricentennial planning gathering of Lutherans in Seymour Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Automobile Co
Thomas J. Watkins
Hanover
Hazel Augustine
Everett Austin
Versailles
Ind
Stanley Hanna
Markland
Tyree Burke
Franklin
Brooksbury
Charleston
Mes
Samuel Williams
Harriett Cooperider
Frankie
Swatt County
Pearl Neal
Mer
Samuel Neal
Indianapolis
Messrs
Charles
John Martin
Manville
Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Mrs Ira Montgomery Dies in Heat Wave Home
Emma Montgomery wife of Ira Montgomery a West street feed store merchant was found dead in bed at the family home on west Third street. Coroner Henning ruled death from valvular heart trouble worsened by extreme heat. She leaves a daughter Miss Mantie and a son Alvin Montgomery of Chicago along with her husband. She was a Baptist church member noted as a kind neighbor and respected resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Crim
Oldham
Charles Sehneider
Will Schiphorst
Cleveland
Ohio
Dorothy Stabb
Indianapolis
Werman Schiphorst
North East Street
Josephine Finney
Mariam
Brooks Barre
Louisville
Jir
Birs
Niil
Robert
Minneapolis
Crozier
Broadway
Daphn Macy
Charles Creamer
Mairmount
Creamer
John Krucer
Aury Anna
Louis Domaia
Cincinnnati
Emma Montgomery
Ira Montgomery
West Street
West Third Street
Henning
Mantie
West
Alvin Montgomery
Dr James W Powers Dies in Indianapolis
Dr James W Powers a former Madisonian and longtime Indianapolis dentist died at his home 517 North Delaware Street The funeral and burial were held this afternoon at 3 o clock A widow survives with memories of his practice in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
James W. Powers
North
Delaware Street
Powers
Aviator’s Berlin Drop Reveals Allied Bombing Reach
London report highlights A Marchal flight dropping proclamations over Berlin before capture near Polish lines. Crown Prince flies 15 minutes over Verdun. British advance on the Somme. naval action off Holland. bad Verdun weather. Austrians attacked in the Carpathians. Credit vote of 2.25 billion pounds moves in Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
French War Office
A. Marchal
Germany
Berlin
Poland
Verdun
Amsterdam
Somme
Highwood
West Coas
Holland
Carpathian Mountains
Drowning at Schull pond claims Clinton Ryker at 20
Clinton Ryker aged 20 son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Ryker of Rykers ridge drowned in Indian Kentucky creek near Manville after overheated conditions and a long night fighting a straw stack fire. Coroner ruled accidental drowning after inquest. Two cousins and neighbor helped, body recovered after over two hours. Funeral services to be held at Ryker ridge Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Ryker
Edgar Ryker
Ryker’s Ridge
Indian Kentucky Creek
Schull's Pond
Manville
Henning
Dean Ryker
Russell Carlisle
Schull Pond
voorLo
Clinton
Carlisle
McBride
Steigerwald
Samuel Steigerwald
Ike Shelton
Texas
Mexico
Frank Wolf
Ryker
Harold
Ryker’s Ridge High School
Keyport Steamer Sinks Off Battery. 310 Aboard Safe
The excursion steamer Keyport carrying 310 passengers foundered in New York harbor near the Battery on Saturday. All passengers were saved, with rescue operations quickly securing every life aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyport
New York Harbor
Battery
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Brooks
Mary
Inndianapolis
James Neal
Arthur Green
Mill Street
Lillian
MYTY
Kramer
Madison Wagon & Carriage Co
Bear Bros. Lumber Co
Conrad Heck
Andrew Jacobs
Andrew Heilman
William Lovell
James Tate
H. Mueller
Health & Charities
John C. Lanham
Nicholas A. Kremer
Holwager
Lee
Public Safety Committee
Squires Courts
L.A. Bowman
Third Street
Purser
Corker
T. C. Clark
Amelia King
William Lichlyter
S. M. Ford
Bay View
Mich
Mary Gessell
Grayford
William Lockridge
Cora Robertson
Richmond
Charles Ames
William Ernst
Cincinnati
Louis Ernst
Ohio River
Oscar Demaree
B. N. Demaree
Canaan Road
Arthur Augustine
Camp Greenbriar
W. Va
Alex Harrison
Cragmont
Robert Cordrey
Sauley
Dibler
Virginia
Homer Smith
Lexington
Nellie Tyler
Minnie Kusbab
Jesse Hall
Will Haumesser
Jesse L
Joseph McLaughlin
Philadelphia
Order of Hibernians
San Francisco
Boston
Clarence
Robert Eads
Presbyterian Ave
Springdale
William Pullem
Donald
Euclid Pullem
Frankfort
Pullem
Peoples Tobacco Warehouse
National Branch Bank
W. O. Ford
Monroe
Seymour, Ind
Jackson
Bartholomew Counties
Mrs
Wad
Soamme
House of Commons
Asquith
Ryner
Kentucky
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