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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

3

Local Folks News and Wedding Trip Updates

Mrs Walter Jones and daughter Maxine of Indianapolis visit Madison relatives. Mee and Mrs Charles Hoffman return from Cincinnati wedding trip. Mr and Mrs J A Coppage and children plan a few days in Brownstown. Miss Daisy Ernst off to Lafayette for State Sunday School Convention. Mr and Mrs Van Duncan back from wedding motor trip through Kentucky. Mr and Mrs J V Henry return to Elk Hart after county visit. Miss Helen Strong visits from Indianapolis with parents on East Second Street. Mrs Elizabeth Phillips heads to Dayton Ohio after visit with brother Albert Ricketts. W A Dowell, local passenger agent, returns improved after Denver stay. William Donat placing electric lodge sign on Odd Fellow building. Miss Eliza Leland returns for summer with father Andrew Leland on Hanover road. Miss Leland, Latin teacher in Sparta, JM, attended Hanover College reunion. Miss Henrietta Hyslop of New York, editor Missionary Review, visits Hanover connections and attended class reunion. Marriage of Graham P Lobrig and Hallie Ries solemnized in Indianapolis. Lobrig family links to Madison. couple to reside in Indianapolis after two-week wedding trip.

Walter Jones Maxine Indianapolis Mee Charles Hoffman Cincinnati J A. Coppage Brownstown Daisy Ernst Lafayette van Duncan Kentucky Helen Strong Henry Strong East Second Street Elizabeth Phillips Dayton Ohio Albert Ricketts W. H. Dowell Denver William Donat Eliza Leland Andrew Leland Hanover Road Miss Leland Sparta Hdr Raphael Kronenberger Rachel Leah Kronenberger Brazil Isaac Krohenberger Henrietta Hyslop New York Guy Hamilton West Second Street Miss Hyslop Missionary Review of the World Fifth Avenue Hanover College Hanover

Trousseau Tea Honors Bride-Elect Martha Salome Binkley

Mrs. Charles E. Binkley hosted sixty guests at a trousseau tea at her home 4173 College avenue to honor her daughter Martha Salome Binkley whose marriage to Clifford L. Myers is set for tomorrow. Pink and blue decor featured roses. assistants included Misses Julia Fulenwider Jeanne Rowland Margaret Reed and Merle Myers.

Charles E. Binkley Trousseau College Avenue Martha Salome Clifford L. Myers Binkley Julia Fulenwider Jeanne Rowland Margaret Reed Madison, Ind Merle Myers Indianapolis Star

McCabe Couple In Car Collision En Route To Louisville

Mr and Mrs H C McCabe arrived home after a motor trip to Louisville and were in an accident near Underwood Clark county. A young woman driving a Ford struck their car as they tried to pass a bridge. The other car rolled over but no injuries were reported. Two rear tires and inner tubes were wrecked on the McCabe vehicle with no further damage.

H. C. McCabe Louisville Underwood Clark County Mr. McCabe

John G Emery Elected National Commander of American Legion

John G. Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was elected National Commander of the American Legion by acclamation and resigned as president of Grand Rapids city board of commissioners. A WWI veteran, he served in Montdidier Noyon Aisne-Marne offensives and led Company F of the 8th Infantry First Division, wounded in October 1918. Thomas Bannigan of Hartford Connecticut was named to fill Emerys vice commander post.

Indianapolis John G. Emery Grand Rapids Mich American Legion Emery Board of Commissioners Montdidier Noyon Aisne-Marne 8Th Infantry St. Mihiel Argonne-Meuse Fort Sheridan Thomas Bannigan Hartford Connecticut

Chicago boss Murphy linked to Polk Street robbery

Federal agents raid Murphy home in law arrest tied to the Polk street robbery of April 6. They recover over 112000 and recoveries total 386000 hidden by the bandits. Vincento Cosmano named as Murphy’s lieutenant in a verbal confession by chauffeur Edward Geirun.

Chicago Timothy Big Tim) Murphy Polk Street Murphy Vincenzo Cosmano Edward Geirun

US to Withdraw Troops From Dominican Republic

President issued proclamation through Rear Admiral Robinson announcing U S plan to pull out military forces from the Dominican Republic as soon as a duly constituted Dominican government can assume administration.

Washington Santo Domingo Robinson Dominican Republic United States Republic

Invitation to Geneva mandate talks likely refused

Washington reports the State department indicates the invitation from the League of Nations for an American representative to join mandate discussions in Geneva this week will probably be politely refused.

Washington League of Nations League Geneva State Department

Lake City appeals to Governor for flood aid

Lake City Colorado appeals to the Governor for aid as swollen streams threaten to destroy the town. Bridges and roads are being washed out and only meager information is available.

Denver Lake City Colorado

Greenwich Master Clock Fires Time Balls Daily

The master clock at Greenwich Observatory uses electricity to fire guns and drop time balls across England each day and transmits the 10 a.m. hour to post offices and railway terminals for standard time.

Greenwich Greenwich Observatory England Brooklyn

Senate delays action on Nants nomination during Willis standoff

Washington June 14 The Senate finance committee tacitly agreed to take no action on Charles Nants of Toledo for internal revenue collector tenth Ohio district until Senator Willis returns from New York. Willis opposition threatens serious hostilities with President Harding.

Washington Willis Harding Charles Nants Toledo Internal Revenue Ohio Senate Finance Committee New York

Irene Dunn rises as Irene in New York comedy

The article profile details Irene Dunn, a twenty year old Indiana singer, taking the Irene O'Dare role in Irene at Vanderbilt theater. Her concealed replacements for Miss Harrold thrill audiences, with critics labeling her a seasoned artist in a few weeks of Broadway exposure. Dunn trained at Loreto Academy, Indianapolis Conservatory, and Chicago Musical College, then joined James Montgomery’s team via Trene to learn prima donna craft.

Irene Dunn New York New York Evening Telegram Madison Vanderbilt Theater Irene Patti Harrold Miss Harrold Irene O'Dare Miss Harold Indiana Broadway The Toolights James Montgomery Ninth Avenue Edith Day Adele Rowland Irenes Louisville Miss Dunn Loretto Academy St. Louis Indianapolis Conservatory of Music Chicago Musical College Mr. Montgomery Trene

Worldwide shipbuilding declines with U S drop details

Lloyds Register reports global merchant tonnage at 7,086,766 gross tons with a near 14 percent year over year drop. American shipyards total 1,102,000 tons under construction, while France shows a surge to 427,000 tons, the highest among nations apart from Britain and the United States. Japan posts a small gain. France now ranks second in shipbuilding behind the United States and the United Kingdom.

Japan New York Lloyd's Register Great Britain Cnsely Lloyd's United States Germany France United Kingdom Holland Italy British Dominions

Funeral services for Guy Holland

Funeral services for six months old Guy Holland son of Mr and Mrs Noland Richmond of R 6 were held at Smyrna Church at two o clock yesterday afternoon. Rev H M Rogers of Hanover conducted the services. Pallbearers were Margaret Steadman Bulch Carmen Evelyn Spry and Georgia Kidwell. The child died at King's Daughters hospital Saturday night.

Guy Holland Noland Richmond Smyrna Church H. M. Rogers Hanover Margaret Steadman Bulch Carmen Evelyn Spry Georgia Kidwell King’s Daughters Hospital

Stage reproduction of Guster Massacre in Hardin Montana

The Custer Battle Anniversary Association of Hardin announces a staged reconstruction of the Little Bighorn fight on June 25 at the Custer Monument site in Mardin. Native and U S troops will reenact the historic battle with a post event dinner and ceremonies, drawing crowds from across the state.

Mardin Mont National Cemetery Piet Mra. Custer War Department Mse

Historic crowns stolen from Visigothic royal armory

Stones of two golden votive crowns tied to Visigothic king Swine lla are reported stolen. Historians tie the crowns to treasure from an old Toledo cathedral, buried after the Arab invasion and later unearthed near Guarra guar before returning to royal arms. Local peasants reportedly offered the crowns to Queen Esabel HD during her reign.

Swinella Spadin Paris Poledo Guarraguar Toledo Esabel HD

Moon Heights Measured by Shadows and Damascus Walls

A historic note links Galileo's method for measuring lunar mountain heights by shadows to Damascus being ringed by a six mile circumferential wall. The remnants illustrate early reasoning in astronomy and city fortifications.

Damascus Galileo

Senate defers soldiers' bonus bill to Monday

Washington June 14 Senate committee agreed to defer action on the soldiers bonus bill until Monday to review changes since House passage. They expect a favorable report Monday.

Washington Senate Committee House

Moonshiners slain in Vermillion county gun battle near Centenary

Vermillion county special officers surprised a moonshining party near Centenary. Jesse Bunyan and his son Ben were killed in the ensuing gunfight. Authorities disclosed the incident occurred last night.

Vermillion County Terre Haute Jude Jesse Bunyan Ben Centenary

Couple to wed in Lexington marriage today in Dean Indiana

Mr Russell C Wooley and Miss Elsie Chandler plan to marry at high noon in Lexington Kentucky tomorrow. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Chandler and a clerk at Horuffs store. The groom is ophthalmologist and jewelry repairer at Main and Poplar streets. They will honeymoon in Chicago and reside over Wooleys store on West Main Street.

Russell C. Wooley Elsie Chandler Lexington Price Jesse Robinson Rev M. T. Chandler Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. V. Henry Elkhart Graham P. Lobrig Hallie Ries Lobrig Peter Lobrig West Main Street Kas Fletcher Savings & Trust Company Kansas City Mr. Lobrig Lloyd’s Register U. S America Melun Wellesley College Annversary Association Montana Gevernment Pack Crow Oneness Niea New London London Universal Aunts Circuit Court Glen W. Lee Agnes Hoffman Rose Mary Griffith P. E. Bear Sulzer & Bear H. H. Cope Dennis Vincent Susan Vincent Dean Volney Mallett Indiana Bankers Wooley Chandler Broadway Baptist Church Carrollton Worthville Sebree Wood Mamie Guess Ophelia Jenkins Jennie Shantee Australia Hd. Meyer G.a.stanton Shoeists Wm. A. Abernethy
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