Madison News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Travels
Madison reports include FH Judkins purchasing a Dodge touring car from local agents. James Peddie & Sons painting the John W Tevis residence. Mrs B L East and son visiting Wirt. Champ Kahn shipping 71 hogs to Indianapolis. Helen Johnson and Madeline Laidley attending a Rennselaer house party. licenses to wed for Charles Raiser and Etta Sutherland and Charles Kloss and Ella Thomas. Mrs Mabel Perkins and Naomi Layton visiting Preston, Kentucky. Royal Purple degree conferred on Andrew Hi Lytle. Lincoln V Cravens speaks at Masonic Grand Lodge banquet. Doctors operate on Mrs P C Smith and Mrs Ben Reed. Wilburn Mickel buys out Demarce Co. Dodge agency remains. Relnh Dessauer amputates foot. Miss Sherley G Ferguson dies in Cincinnati. School survey team arrives. field workers begin rounds in Madison and county.
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B. L. East
George
Wirt
Howard Driggs
Champ Kahn
Indianapolis
Helen Johnson
Madeline Laidley
Rennselaer
Charles Edward Raiser
Etta Lee Sutherland
Henry County
Charles A. Kloss City
Ella F. Thomas
Mabel Perkins
Naomi
Mattie Layton
Walnut Street
Preston
John Augustin
Joliett, Til
National Match Co
Andrew Hi. Lytle
Masonic Grand Lodge
Lincoln V. Cravens
Grand Lodge
P. C. Smith
Near North Madison
Ben Reed
Dana
Robert Welch
City
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
A. D. Wilruth
Louisville
F.C. Cook
Wilburn Mickel
Albert Demarce
Cincinnati
Sherley G. Ferguson
James W. Ferguson
Madison Rd
Walnut Hills
Winslow
W. S. Book
State Board of Education
Eggleston School
Madison
Hanover
McLaughlin-Lanham Tie The Knot In Billings Montana
Miss Mabel Lanham wed Mr. Herbert McLaughlin on May 18 in Billings Montana. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lanham of Walnut street. the groom son of Mr. and Mrs. William McLaughlin of Graham road. They will live on a Montana ranch where the groom runs a dairy with his brother John. Madison friends extend best wishes for happiness in their far away home.
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Mabel Lanham
Herbert McLaughlin
Billings
Mont
Robert M. Lanham
Walnut Street
William McLaughlin
Graham Road
McLaughlin
Montana
John McLaughilin
Madison
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Real Estate Transfers From City Building Association
City Building Association transfers property near South Mulberry Street to Milo J Bowman for 500 dollars. James M Fagg and wife convey West Madison property to Marguerite C Bersch for 1100 dollars. Girls will be girls if they can't be married women.
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City Building Association
Milo J. Bowman
South Mulberry St
James M. Fagg
Marguerite C. Bersch
West Madison
Ninth Annual Fourth District Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs Meet
Delegates and visitors numbering 190 attend the ninth annual convention at Second Presbyterian Church. Notables from Vevay Rising Sun North Vernon Lawrenceburg and Greensburg join from across the district for the registration morning session and officer elections with Mrs. Fannie Rabb Green named district chairman and Mrs. J. Dilby vice chairman. A program of addresses follows leadership reports and ongoing growth of affiliated clubs across the district.
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Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs
Second Presterian Church
Vevay
Rising Sun
North Vernon
Lawrenceberg
Elks Elab
Mary Wyatt
Florence Fiske
Gasford Crozier
Fannie Rabb Green
J. &. Dilby
Osgood
Alice Stafford
C. M. Steadman
Louie Steadman
Aurora
Aliss Grave Sespieton
Julia L. Knox
B.B. Geiffith
Weyiy
Adaline Griswold
Wim. McConnell
Fannie Green
Louise Cooper
Mary I. Espey
Mary Perkins
Mattie Rockafeller
Jessie
Chas. J. Butler
Scipio
Lillian B. Morrell
Roy V. Harding
Mayor
Laura Nelson
Raw
Bower
Creigmile
G. DeRuott
C. C. Strang
G. R. Kemper
Leonard Gilson
Ben Scranton
J. P
J. D. Cone
Garry McCabe
Funeral for Mrs. Sarah A Tower Held at Christian Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah A Tower were held at 2 30 this afternoon at the Christian church with Rev Moody presiding. A large gathering attended. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery. Pallbearers were F M Till W Hi Miller W A Barber J R Talis J B Wright and Chas Cox.
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Sarah A. Tower
Christian Church
Rev. Moody
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
F. M. Till
W. Hi. Miller
W. A. Barber
J. R. Talis
J.B. Wright
Chas. Cox
Dr King’s New Discovery advertised for colds and bronchial relief
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for colds that linger and develop into bronchial issues. It claims the medicine supports the body fighting germs and has been tested by young and old. It urges readers to get a bottle today and mentions prices around 50 and 1?
Court News Roundup of Trusts Divorces and Sentences
Dr. H. Austin’s annual report as trustee of Spencer Ball’s estate approved with E. S. Roberts attorney. In Blaylock divorce, Sul zer & Bear secured a fee. Owens v Sylvester awarded 1175 dollars and farm mortgage foreclosure on 182 acres. Sulzer & Bear and A. B. Kirkpatrick represented. J. Bear named receiver for rents. Guardian appointed for 83-year-old William F Shockley. George T. Meayfield bonded at 5000 with Marry Lemon and Sulzer Bear as counsel. State cases include desertion, assault with intent to murder, seed‑limit, public intoxication, and plea outcomes with penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red. H. Austin
Spencer Ball
E. S. Roberts
Blaylock
Sulzer & Bear
A. B. Kirkpatrick
Kokomo
Ind
J. Bear
Jefferson Circuit Court
William F. Shockley
Irvin Shockley
North West Street
Griffith
Wilber Bear
Morton
Pat) Jones
Nellie Crooks
George Johnson
State
Elmer Cuttenden
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lemuel Keller at St Marys Church
Funeral services for Mrs Lemuel Keller were held at 9 am at St Marys Church with the Ladies Altar Society in attendance. Father Bilger conducted the church service and burial at Springdale Cemetery. Pallbearers included Andrew Jacobs Michael Schneider Wendell Voelker George Greiner Peter Massing and Noah Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Keller
St. Mary's Church
Springdale Cemetery
Father Bilger
Messrs
Andrew Jacobs
Michael Schneider
Wendell Voelker
George Greiner
Peter Massing
Noah Jones
Man walks 4009 miles for health from Davenport to Washington
Robert Lindt a 35 year old Davenport resident began a health walk after a fall in weight to 155 pounds. He has traveled 4009 miles to date including 3384 miles to San Diego and plans to continue toward Washington. He endorses fresh air and walks, noting beans as a top staple and drinking much water.
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Davenport
Robert Lindt
Hia
Ite
Lindt
San Diego
Cal
Washington
German Zeppelin Bombing Demonstration At Norfolk Navy Yard
Report describes a German interned cruiser Eftel Friedrich at Norfolk Virginia where sailors amuse themselves by building a miniature Dover cliffs village and a functioning model Zeppelin inside a saloon. Visitors tour the ship and observe disciplined, spotless quarters as they witness these odd diversions.
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Norfolk
Neutral
America
Eftel Friedrich
Navy Yard
Phierichens
New York
Dover
Roosevelt
Peary
Curty
Eltel Friedrich
Thierfelder
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Enemies Ever, But Friends Always
When the House celebrated Uncle Joe Cannon’s Eightieth birthday, Champ Clark showed great interest. They are old rivals yet lifelong friends. Uncle Joe helped birth the Republican party, while Champ has not seen the party’s earliest days. They have feuded in the House for over twenty five years but have remained personal friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Cannon
Champ Clark
House of Representatives
Uncle Joe
Champ
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