Local residents depart Madison for visits and moves
Mrs Susan J D Merrett leaves by morning train for Evansville to visit relatives. Mr Leo Ewevers heads home to Vincennes after a visit for the Thunger Kapps wedding. Misses Margaret and Carrie Beerek return from San Antonio Texas. Mrs O S Clark leaves Hanover for Attica Indiana after guesting with Dr W A Millis. Mrs Fred Miller and children Mary and Vernon visit sister Mrs George Kingery in Lockland Ohio. Miss Nellie Fell returns from Cincinnati. Mrs Anna Rapp and daughter Anna and Mrs Martin Finnegan with Miss Helen Schafer depart after funeral of John Denzer. Rev K A Lower and Mrs Lower ship furniture to Indianapolis. Lillian Green undergoes surgical treatment in Louisville for blood poisoning from a heel blister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan JD. Merrett
Evansville
Leo Ewevers
Thunger-Kapps
Vincennes
Margaret
Carrie Beerek
South Jefferson Street
San Antonio
Texas
O. S. Clark
W. A. Millis
Hanover
Attica
Indiana
Fred Miller
Mary
Vernon
George Kingery
Lockland
Ohio
Nellie Fell
Fairmount
Cincinnati
Charles Schilling
Anna Rapp
Anna
Louisville
Martin Finnegan
Helen Schafer
Indianapolis
John Denzer
China
Kk. A. Lower
Lower
Lillian
Arthur Green
North Mill St
Red Men Elect Officers for Six Months at Juniata Tribe
At the Juniata Tribe 28 Improved Order of Red Men meeting in the Wigwam of the age PL building, officers were elected for six months. Names include Harry Davis as Sachem and Charles Hoffman as Senior Sagamore with several other posts filled. The tribe reports 565 members, among the largest in southern Indiana, with eight tribes in Jefferson County totaling about 1200 members. The Great Council of Indians will meet in Indianapolis at Toralinson Hall on October 1 and 2, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age PL
Harry Davis
Charles Hoffman
Chauves
Heek
Junior Segamore
Wiliam
Peddie
Willa Berseh
Monus
Great Council of
Indiana
Harvey Lemen
Charles M. Knoebel
Within J. Schmid
Chary N. Nichols
Herman Schiphorst
Chris Dihammer
Andrew J. Diederich
Cacales Berseh
Radolph Ralston
Juler ii Deid
Chides Hillabold
Souther Indiana
Jefferson County
Great Council of Indians
Indianapolis
Toralinson Hall
Court orders sale of stock and restitution in theft case
A court orders sale of seized stock from Dehler clothing stores and authorizes use of proceeds to cover theft losses. The proceedings discuss the divorce case of Deba Bhay and related estate actions, with prior rulings on payments and court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dbe Rivier
Derins Ehler
Cocesse de
Stevie Roberts
Leentur
Amdresy
Accel Corti
Aroporis
Merchandtojo
Dehler Clothing
Poovatoe Cote
Oe Cai Cap
Tosh
Tdi
Albertus
Cesta
Itasca Aaravale
Dbs
Deba Bhaylock
Daviorer
Saver & Bear
Anna Etutsell
Tleney Thatsell
Erante
Iaery Lemon
Sulzer & Bear
Joh Dotizer
Daehaldo Dich
HL Stewart
Oy Reese Tr Lesien
Reception Honors Dr Barnard and Mrs Barnard on 55th Wedding Anniversary
Friends gathered at the Barnard residence for an informal reception celebrating Dr Barnard and his wife’s 55 years of marriage. The event united their four children and many lifelong friends in a day marked by happiness and nostalgia. The Herald extends best wishes for many more such joyful years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnard
Herald
Death of James DusShane Father of Local School Chief
Telegram reports the death of James DusShane of South Berd at his summer home Lake Macatawa. Formerly a renowned educator in South Bend, he retired after 12 years as superintendent. Survived by widow, two daughters, and son Donald DusShane. Burial planned in South Bend. funeral time undecided. Prof and Mrs DusShane left for South Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald DuShane
James DuShane
South Berd
Lake Macatawa
South Bend
Campbell Sacrifices Salary to Lead Blind Work in State
Internationally known reformer Charles Campbell resigns a $2000 yearly post to accept a statewide leadership of the blind commission. He organized the first state association for blind interests and led efforts that boosted training and employability for blind citizens across Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ploi
Campbell
Materev
Dunia
Che
Ici
Steeveditus Lelward di
Dense
Dayton
Che Stete
Sehans Tophe
Folieio
Canigpe
Dba Dea
Gheedi
New York
Arb
Ge First State Association
America
Witet de
Tau
Troster
Teehs Obe
Rank
Massachusetts
Maine
Caraphelis
Pittstuseht
Me Campbell
Obie State Commission
Bifmd
Madison Chautauqua program leaders named at Commercial Club
At a Commercial Club meeting Temmis appointed MLC Gareber MoM Sidley de Mr Cravens C AL Wymond e and SE Re Bade a to lead the Ohio Valley Improvement day program for the Madison Chautauqua. A state centennial park site study committee was formed with Elmer Be Scott chairing and Cravens Garbes Guthrie Dupont Marshall Crozier McGregor among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Temmis
Madison Chautauqua
Messrs
Mlc
Gareber
Mom. Sidley
Mr Cravens
AL Wymond
Endeaor
Jefferson Coun
Lenin
Elmer Be Scott
J. M. Cravens
K. Garbes
WW. A. Guthrie
Dupont
Curis Marshall
Gaylord Crozier
Thousts
I. McGregor
Mrs Gertrude Adams Dies in Hanover at About 60
Mrs Gertrude Adams a Clark county resident aged about 60 died yesterday in Hanover after a brief illness. The remains go to Clark county for burial tomorrow morning at lu o'clock. She came to Hanover with a daughter a teacher at the college summer course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Adams
Clark County
Hanover
Myra
Clark
Horse Runs Away Through River Front Streets
A horse hitched to a buggy bolted yesterday afternoon along Front street and the levee, then jumped the fence into the Red Onion saloon yard. The buggy blocked the jump and the animal fell quivering on its side before bystanders freed it. The horse sustained minor bruises and scratches. the buggy was unharmed. The rig reportedly belonged to Mr. M D Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Poplar St
Red Onion
M.D. Harding
Real Estate Transfers and Miscellany From The Ledger
Frank M. Wright transfers 53 110 acres to Minnie Neal in Graham Jp 8950. Other notes discuss machinists and surveyors on a destroyed seat, Black Johnson, ambassadors renting a palace, Praemyst pronunciation, Japan using films for education, vegetables making up a quarter of the world diet, and Missouri coal deposits known since 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Wright
Minnie Neal
Graham Jp
Missouri
One Cent For Smashed Nose in Memphis Trial
A Memphis jury awarded George Holland one cent damages after a fight left his nose damaged. Holland sought 2500 dollars from the defendant Gent for the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
George Holland
Nogent
Important German Victory Amid Verdun Defense
A French defense at Verdun leads to heavy casualties for French forces and German claims of strategic gains. Reports describe clashes around Verdun and a Russian offensive against Austria-Hungary yielding numerous prisoners captured and ongoing losses on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verdun
Lester
Ruesiin
Austro-Hutiesarters
United States Marine Corps Enlists Younes Brown in Indianapolis
Younes Brown enlisted in the United States Marine Corps at the Indianapolis recruiting station on February 20, 19LOL. The card notes readiness of marines and sailors to respond to crises anywhere in the Americas, with emphasis on prompt movement and maintaining control of situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Brown
U.S. Maries Tre
Cabwiaas
Younes Brown
United States Minite Corps
Indianapolis
Purdue University graduation list includes diverse degrees
At the commencement exercises, Purdue University Madison campus graduates received degrees in Agriculture and Electrical Engineering. Notable names listed include Vinton Thunt Mat, Robert Newton Phomeas, Crawford Ralston, Brooksburg Colton, Ve-Vay, Chester Carroll Colton, and Don Lea Niesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Fayette Ress Terthey Dine Pallowong
Madison
Vinton Thunt Matthenyus
Robert Newton
Phomeas
Madjaar Dolin
Crawford Ralston
Brooksburg
Chester Carroll Colton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indiana Great Council
Curtis Mereshell
Schemoen
Lancaster
Barbersville
Cr. Rowsch & Co
Graham Tourneh
Boston
George d. Hammell
Mary Donlan
Chicago
Don Talley
W. N. Brown
Angie Wally
West Street
John C. Finch
Prank Lemkie
Evan Barnard
Seth
TE Barnard
Livy
George C. Lewis
Ticley County
Versailles
TL Whiteman
M. WW. Gooding
Covington, Ky
R. VV. Clements
North Mulberry Street
John LaVant Sample
Carl Gertz Bach
Purdue University i Lafayette
Henry Miller
Irs
Otf
Maer
van Camp Packing Co
Joseph F. Niesse
Albert Beck
John Masyile
Lafayette
Purdue Unversity
Harry Fisher
Iivery
Robert
Mro
Robert Claflin
West Second Street
Lystrott
Mich
Ee S. Lee
Mannfes
Carrollton News
Ue Ely
Plodgett
Indianapolis News Star
Shert
Marcus R.oSulzer
Ind
Tatiana Prohibitionists
Indianpolis
Alfred Monay
Waterloo
W. E. Hickman
Terre Haute
Elwood Haynes
Kakomo
United States
Ian Webster
Policeman Strong
Dan
Tie
Mantie Montgomery
Pierre
South Dakota
Tra Montgomery
Weet Third Street
Miss Montgomery
Wda
Arty
Harry Hanrahan
Norwood, O
George Lafontaine
Ryker’s Ridge
Norwood
Flora Armstrong
Mrs. Barnard
Ohio School
Hang Fos P.ob
Ameeeti
Ohio Valley
Pleasant Avenue
Carp
St Mary's School Hall
Laura Bloom
Andrew Jacobs
Thenry Itaebel
Will Gabel
Haymakers
Juniata Haymakers Association No. 24
A. d. Merrett
Carl Still
Charles Bersch
Chris Hacebach
Poplar Street
Black Johnson
Praemyst
Japan
Ft. Vaux
Ferin
Lance
Bator
Teliad
Ae Hing Howe
David Glos Crepper
Peitich
Fateanan
Caaeiens Deere
Courg Be
Mabel
Pisbaep
Pirie Hongh
Tos Vraeth Co
Asin Lelesgad Qrfatosy Deptou
Jase UR Wad
Purdue University
Madison and Vicinity
Gerta Paca
Don Lea Niesse
Ie Grveral Sciences
Dolin Avant Sooty Ae Phopapray
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