Notable Movements and Transfers in Madison Area
A crowded list of short moves. Many residents travel to Louisville and Cincinnati for visits and relatives. Real estate transfer records show George W. Waters to Robert B. Hunton for 78 acres in Saluda township at a value of 2400 dollars. Funeral and court news conclude with Charles Ross buried at Springdale cemetery after injuries from felling trees near Volga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Waters
Robert B. Hunton
Saluda Township
James Peak
Cincinnati
Funeral services for James Hoagland announced
Funeral services for James Hoagland will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at the home of his sister Mrs. Belle Ames. Burial will follow in Springdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hoagland
Belle Ames
Springdale Cemetery
Peculiar Railway Accident Near Greenway
A man named Thompson fell onto a moving engine near Greenway six miles west of Cediartown. He was found hanging by his clothes on the front of the engine without serious injuries after the train sped about twenty miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thor
Vas
Cediartown
Cite
Greenway
Here
Riley
Thompson
Wade
Hitnd
Mr Thompson
Quiet Wedding in State Archives With Egyptian Mummy Attendant
Laura Collins and Isaac Thompson, both of Comfort Boone County, were married in the West Virginia state department of archives and history. Rev A J Larabee of the Church of God Winfield performed the ceremony with an Egyptian mummy as the sole attendant and thousands of antiques as background. The couple said the minister suggested a quiet venue for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Laura Collins
Isaac Thompson
Comfort
Boone County
State Department of Archives and History
A. J. Larabee
Church of God
Winfield
Wedding of Prof Edwin D Mead and Miss Margaret Scott in Madison
The ceremony took place at the Scott residence on North Broadway at noon with Dr J W Turner officiating. The wedding featured lavish floral decor, a Loehngren music selection, and a five course luncheon, after which Prof Memel and Mrs Memel began a southern wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Edwin D. Mead
Margaret Marie Scott
Scott
North Broadway
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Turner
Trinity
Pr. Turner
Miss Scott
Desiga
Hviarney
Elmer I. Scott
Hiss Margaret Viol
Highland Ave
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
Fannie Perin
Battle Creek
Mich
Hazel Buxton
Louisville
Joseph Memel
Bertha
Hamilton
William
Whiting
Norwood
A. Whitsitt
Kent
Elmer E. Scott
Madison High School
Martha Washington Girls School
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati College of Music
Cincinnati College
Memel
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
City
Court News Highlights From Local Docket
State v. Benjamin Raiser trials for shooting James Poynter proceeded before Judge Griffith with verdict under advisement after testimony. Divorce suit filed by Pearl Netherland against John Netherland for cruel treatment. George Dittgen seeks guardian appointment for mental incapacity. National Branch Bank forecloses mortgage against Peoples Loose Leaf Warehouse Co for 9060 dollars. Madison Safe Deposit & Trust Co. as receiver under sale orders. James Campbell arrested for contempt of court for child support, held pending bail arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Raiser
James Poynter
Griffith
Zearing
Sulzer & Bear
Pearl Netherland
John Netherland
Judge Bear
James Campbell
Vevay
Campbell
Lester Custer
Ripley County
Hubbard Homestead Sold At Public Auction
The Hubbard residence on west Third Street was sold at public auction this morning to Miss Mary Page for 1725 dollars. The decedent’s personal property was sold privately to Frank McKee of New York, a nephew of Mrs Hubbard. The Wednesday sale is cancelled. W O Ford is the estate's executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza B. Hubbard
West Third St
Mary Page
Frank McKee
New York
Death of Mrs Groth in Louisville after Madison years
Word reached here of the death in Louisville of Mrs. Edward Groth formerly Carrie Bohlinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Bohlinger long known residents of Madison The family moved away years ago She is survived by her husband and a young son Funeral and burial are planned for Wednesday in Louisville She visited here often and kept many friends informed of her passing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Edward Grath
Carrie Bohlinger
Chris Bohlinger
Madison
Community Events Ahead in July and August
Coming events include an ice cream social at Liberty on July 4 evening and a Sunday School celebration at Neaville’s Grove also on July 4. The Madison Chautauqua runs July 27 to August 6 with a deputy camp meeting August 20. Old Settlers gatherings occur at Liberty August 24, Neaville’s Grove August 26, and Marble Corner September 2, followed by the Indiana State Fair September 4 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Neaville’s Grove
Madison Chautauqua
Old Settlers Meeting
Old Settler’s Meeting
Marble Corner
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Hargan Hughes and Burton
Mary S. Hargan transfers property on East Street to William A. Donat and wife for 460 dollars. Adam Robbins and wife convey 20 acres in Graham township to James F. Hughes for 800 dollars. Earl Burton transfers 141.11 acres in Lancaster and Monroe townships to Edward H. Burton for 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. Hargan
William A. Donat
East St
Adam Robbins
James F. Hughes
Graham Tp
Earl Burton
Edward H. Burton
Lancaster and
Monroe Ps
Funeral services held for James H Hoag land
Funeral services for James H Hoag land were conducted at 2 p.m. at his sister Mrs. Belle Ames's West Madison home by Rev. Wykoff. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers Irwin Furnish Peter Lehrig John Beach Thomas Lochard Robert Pattie and Peter Siegel. Theodore Roosevelt told reporters he is out of politics and has not stated his stance on Justice Hughes's candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H Hoagland
Belle Ames
West Madison
Rev. Wykoff
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
Irwin Furnish
Peter Lehrig
John Beach
Thomas Lochard
Robert Pattie
Peter Siegel
Theodore Roosevelt
Justice Hughes
No 2 Committee Chooses Ahrens Fox Auto Fire Engine
No 2 Fire Co committee members C R Johnson Edward Eckert and Sidney J Taigns n returned from an auto tour visiting Ohio cities. They inspected designs and closed a contract with Ahrens Fox Co of Cincinnati for a triple combination auto engine with chemical water and hose reel and 1250 feet hose capacity. The purchase price remains private until company action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C2. R. Johnson
Edward Eckert
Sidney J. Tlaigsn
Ohio
No. 2 Fire Co
Ahrens- Fox Co
Cincinnati
Checks Found Forged In Attica Bank Fraud Tale
Checks received today from Indianapolis drawn on Farmers and Merchants State Bank in Attica were found forged. The form bore Ross Bros. business card, but no such firm exists locally. McKay & Son sold a Chevrolet to Jesse Dunn, and Edward Eckert sold a Buick to Charles Dean. Ralph Hay and Mabel Bruce were wed at the courthouse. Eugene Owens and Myrtle Owens visited from Indianapolis and plan to settle in Frankfort. William McKay, of Los Angeles, is visiting his Madison-based parents and is connected to the Los Angeles Examiner. Brooksburg is noted as his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Quarles
Louisville
Frankfort
Jennie Lee
Hanover College
Urbana
Zach Grooms
Walter Stevens
George Monroe
Greencastle
Madison Automobile Co
Charles Garlinghouse
DP. M. Butts
Lamb
Switzerland County
Ruth Best
Indianapolis
James Hoaglind
Fred J. Miller
Lakeland
Lide Ryker
Hanover
Marble Hill
George Hondell
Tesdame
Cal
Catherine Miller
West Main Street
Jesse Perry
Eminence
Attica
Ind
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Ross Bros
Edward Eckert
Charles Dean
Ralph Hay
Mabel Bruce
Court House
J. W. Turner
Eugene Owens
Myrtle
East Main Street
William McKay
Los Angeles
George McKay
East Main St
McKay
Los Angeles Examiner
Hearst
Madison
Brooksburg
Patton Helps Scout Fight Villistas in Mexican Campaign
Lieutenant George S. Patton on a foraging trip near the San Antonio camp visits the San Miguel ranch about 60 miles southeast of Namiquipa. With a scout and nine enlisted men in three automobiles he encounters and kills three Villistas, including Captain Julio Cardenas. Patton and his men fight from their autos, a rare direct clash. Patton is thirty, from California, a West Point graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Patton
San Antonio
San Miguel Ranch
Namiquipa
Julio Cardenas
Villas
Patton
California
West Point
Man Charged With Murder Found Guilty in Utica Case
Alonzo Brendel convicted by a Jeffersonville jury for the March killing of John Case in Utica Indiana after more than forty ballots. The second sentence remarks on Japanese work hours and sleep with no clear relevance to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Brendel
John Case
Utica
Ind
Jeffersonville
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V. K. Officer
Volga
H. J. Wheatley
Miss Meeds
Pittsburgh
Mary Louise Robinson
Caroline Stuart
New Albany
George Wright
J. J. Worley
John James
Lynchburg
Worley
Annie Lorenz
Miss Fay
Lloyd Nigshbert
Harry Nighbert
Hanover Township
Rushville
Adolphus Abbott
Milton
Ray Chapin
Douglas
Lyle
Josephine Brown
Roye H. Callis
Newbury
Rebecca T. Wilson
Taswell
Albertus W. Dahlem
Dahlem
Elizabeth Nauert
Frank
Elizabeth
Matt Nauert
Mary
Alfred
R. R
Lucy Lyons
Charles Ross
Schneider Morgue
Hutchison
West Virginia
C. B. Melish
Ollie TH. Roe
Chicago
Carl Henning
Gertrude Long
W. H. Arnett
Robert Scott
Newport
Charles Scott
John L. Niesse
Birmingham
Ala
New York City
Western Union Telegraph Company
Harold
Russell Baine
Main
Second Streets
Cook
Madison Brewing Co
W. J. Schorr
St. Louis
Charles Storch
Schorr
Colonial Inn
Andrew Lytle
Homer Smith
Court News
Carrie Bohlinger Groth
Navarre
George Carpentier
Europe
London
Spiendi
Atta Fire Apparatus
Attica Bank
McKay & Son
Jesse Dunn
Greasers
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