Visitors and locals depart Madison in a day of travel
A Madison roundup notes numerous residents leaving for Indianapolis Louisville Terre Haute North Vernon Mitchell and other points on the Corker and trains. Several local figures including Mrs. Kieia Calloway Miss Nell Donlan and Mr. J C Storm are mentioned with various moves. Obits and notes include William H. Turner’s death and Rev Zepf’s Mass celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Cassidy
Eleanora Bierck
Mornig
North Vernon
Rexford Snyder
Brooksburg
Louiseville
Clara Schreiber
Hanover
Louisville
Dphilena C. Law
B. F Law
William Gallagher
Verna
Nadine
Wirt
Misa Nadine
Indianapolis
Robert G. Klein
Cassidy
Sandusky
Ohio
Misa Ethel Ryker
Ryker’s Ridge
Milton, Ky
Carrie Johnson
Barbara Wahl
East Fourth Street
John L. Higby
Harry Moore
Madison
Eila Herndon
May Killenger
W. H. Ake
West Madison
Frankfort
Ill
Ella R. Stewart
Eva
Mary
W. H. Reed
Dana
Ind
Stewart
Reed
Herman E. Zepf
New York City
Jacob Zepf
Zepf
St. Mary’s Church
Misa Nell Donlan
The
Courier
Wis
Wisconsin State University
Miss Donlan
M. G. Donlan
M. E. Washington
New Albany
Ruth
Colored Odd Fellows’ Hall
Broadway Baptist Church
Washington
Delightful Madison social event opens country club season
A Madison summer social at the Madison Country Club featured a cabaret, dances by Miss Martha Winter and Mr. William Heberhart, numbers by Mr. Joe Henry and Mr. DuBois with Miss Miller, and vaudeville, followed by dancing. Out of town guests included Mrs. Denny Springer and Miss Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Madison Country Club
St. Margaret’s Guild of
Christchurch
Martha Winter
Winterwold
William Heberhart
Coronado Beach
Calif
Miss Winter
Heberhart
Joe Henry
DuBois
Mies Miller
Chocolate Soldier Company
Helen Childs Schneider
Frederick Herbst
5. G. Boyd
W. H. Todd
F.weber
Marshall Tenenig
Robert L. Graham
William Lyon
Marshall Tennis
Charles Dickerson
Denny Springer
Kokomo
Migs Marshall
Galena, Ill
Funeral of Matthew Schultz Arrives by Noon Train
The remains of Matthew Schultz arrived on the noon train from Joliet accompanied by his widow and children, a sister Mrs Barbara Moran of Indianapolis, and his brother Nicholas Schultz. The funeral proceeded from the depot to Springdale cemetery with Rev J W Turner of Trinity church officiating. pallbearers included Lemuel Keller John Zimmerer Andrew Jacoba John Schilling Henry Schneider and Tobe Eghn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Schultz
Joliet
Ill
Barbara Moran
Indianapolis
Nicholas Schultz
Springdale Cemetery
J. W. Turner
Trinity
Lemuel Keller
John Zimmerer
Andrew Jacoba
John Schilling
Henry Schneider
Tobe Eghn
Real Estate Transfers in Monroe and Graham Townships
Anna R Williams and husband transfer 40 acres in Monroe township to Francis E Commiskey for private consideration. Elizabeth Jane Royce and husband transfer 40 acres in Republican township to John M Gray for 1200 dollars. Avery Jordan and wife transfer 2 acres in Monroe township to Louis Harlow for private consideration. John H Cummiskey and wife transfer 80 acres to Francis E Cummiskey. Frank Borsch and wife transfer 21 acres in Graham township to John Stransma for 500 dollars. Curtis Marshall and wife transfer Madison township property for private consideration to Dru silla L Cravens. Anna Kelly and husband transfer property near Second Street to Nellie E Renechler for private consideration. Maliaga A Kesler and husband transfer property in Graham township with 1 dollar and exchange of real estate to Lida Root Bush. Pearl Shockley left yesterday for Cincinnati and will return before going to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna R. Williams
Francis E. Commiskey
Monroe Township
Elizabeth Jane Royce
John M. Gray
Republican Township
Avery Jordan
Louis Harlow
John H. Cummiskey
Francis E. Cummiskey
Frank Borsch
John Stransma
Graham Township
Curtis Marshall
Drusilla L. Cravens
Madison Township
Anna Kelly
Nellie E. Renechler
Second Street
Maliaga A. Kesler
Lida Root Bush
Residents and visitors travel through Madison area on busy day
Numerous residents from Dupont Indianapolis and Clark County travel for business visits while others return home from various trips. A severe Indianapolis windstorm disrupts north and east streetcar lines and power and phone services with about 100000 dollars in damage. Clinton reports Mrs Baker killed by a falling tree from yesterday’s storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
John Baker
Florence Demaree Weds Ira Hoffman in Quiet Home Ceremony
In Chicago, Miss Florence E. Demaree and Dr. Ira E. Hoffman wed in the Demaree parlor with only immediate relatives present. The bride wore white chiffon with veil and carried orchids and roses. They depart for a Chicago honeymoon and will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Demaree
Ira E. Hoffman
Chicago
Dr. Boyer
Demaree
Misa Clara Hoffman
Warnings Given On Candling Of Eggs By Inspectors
Deputy Pure Food Inspector Richard White warned city and county egg dealers last week to candle eggs as required by the State Pure Food and Drug Department. Dr. Barnard plans to crack down on bad eggs with strict measures and prosecutions. Dealers were notified in advance to ensure fresh eggs for housewives and customers, while large local produce houses were praised for careful handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pure Food
Richard White
State Pure Food and Drug Department
Barnard
White
Death of well known China neighborhood farmer William Heitz
William C. Heitz, 60, a respected China area farmer, died at 8 this morning after a long illness. Survived by wife, several children, and siblings. funeral Wednesday at Hebron with burial in church cemetery. Also notes a Cincinnati niece and other family members, plus a separate report of Anna Bergman's death en route to hospital. United States ships large baled hay to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Heitz
China
Henry
Augusta
Frieda
Lillian
Walter
Carrie Heitz
Cincinnati
Flora Woods
John Nichole
Mesers
Michael
John
Peoria
Ill
Joseph Nebraska
Hebron
Church Cemetery
Charles Schmidt
Jefferson Street
Anna Lorey
Utenhein
Germany
Anna Marie Bergman
Ferdinand and
Elizabeth Bergman
Johannes
Circuit Court Notes and Local Fees In Jefferson County
The Jefferson circuit court hears R W Cochran versus Board of Commissioners with E S Roberts for plaintiff and S E Leland for county. The Moesch Edwards Co versus American Lumber Co is dismissed. Porter v Hotel Jefferson changes venue from county. embezzlement charges against Rosesell H Mall. sale of Hannah Quail estate Brooksburg reported at public auction for 850 dollars to Clifford A McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Cochran
Board of Commissioners
Jefferson County
Adama Express Co
Marengo
Crawford County
Mull
Jefferson Circuit
Brooksburg
Hannah Quail
Emerson Lemen
Thomas Oliver
Clifford A. McKay
Wisconsin Tornado Toll Reaches Eighteen Dead Sixty Injured
A Wisconsin tornado left eighteen dead and sixty injured as communication slowly returns. Ferryville suffered seven deaths and eighteen injuries, with rail and road damage reported. Racine Reedburg and Baraboo also reported fatalities and serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Ferryvale
Racine
Reedburg
Baraboo
Storm Ravages Anderson Tabernacle Camp
A Sunday storm in Anderson Indiana on June 14 damaged trees roofs and chimneys. The large Tabernacle tent at the Church of God camp housing 4000 attendees was blown away and shattered, with several people narrowly escaping harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Church of God
Embezzlement Charge Raised for Dugger Bank Cashier
Edward J. King former cashier of the Dugger State Bank saw the charge against him changed from larceny to embezzlement. His bond rose from 1500 to 5000 and he was released on the higher bond after surrendering. The report also notes a Flag Day address by President Wilson at the Treasury Building and a separate election contest in Rockville involving George W Kreigstenstian against John J Shea Jr. plus a Newfoundland fishing feat listing 14 boats and 3047 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Ind
Edward J. King
Dugger State Bank
King
Washington
Wilson
Treasury Building
Rockville
George W. Kreigtenstian
John J. Shea, Jr
Dennis Shea
Sunkel
Vigo
War Party Victory and Naval Losses Reported
The War Party led by ex premier Venizelos won Greece's parliamentary election. British steamers Radnorshire and Dawlish collided off Newport Rock. Dawlish burned and beaching occurred with three crew injured. Desabla torpedoed off Firth of Forth. Arndale sunk by mine off northern Russia. Cross Meratal burned by a German sub. Hopemount sunk with four wounded. German Foreign Office says reply to American submarine note will take weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Said
Radnorshire
Tone Burden
London
Dawlish
Cardiff
Newport Rock
Desabla
Glasgow
Firth of Forth
Arndale
Russia
Cross Meratal
North Sea
Edinburg
Hopemount
Berlin
Foreign Office
Steamer City of Richmond Sunk in James River
The City of Richmond steamship owned by Chesapeake Steamship Co. sank in the James River today near Baltimore. Reports say no one was drowned though full details are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Richmond
Chesapeake Steamship Co
James River
Rioting Follows Trial for Assault in Columbia
Six were killed and about twenty four injured when a riot broke out in Columbia South Carolina during the trial of Ute Smith a Negro charged with assaulting a white woman. The violence erupted June 14 as the case proceeded with crowd clashes and police used force to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Utes Smith
Pulliam Sworn In As Vigo County Judge
Terre Haute Indiana June 14 Charles L Pulliam sworn in and takes duties as Vigo County Circuit Court judge replacing Eli H Redman who moved to Leavenworth Wind storm earlier damaged trees in city with many limbs blown down but no serious property damage reported crops and gardens prostrated in exposed areas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Charles L. Pulliam
Vigo County
Eli H. Redman
Leavenworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kieia Calloway
F. J. Peck
Mr. A. Abbott
Milton
Lucy IT. Brown
Moorefield
Albert Demaree
Florence
Roy Roberta
Laura Hall
Mitchell
William Eckert
Herman Eckert
Tipton
J.C. Storm
Charles B. Hoefling
Charles Weber
Charlene W
Big Creek
Weber
Daily Herald
William H. Turner
Haigh
Springdale
Mies Pearl Shockley
Indianapolia
Joseph Yager
Dupont
John Kidd
Squire John Chapman
Clark County
Misa Kate Kalb
Robert King
Shirley Kendall
Mary Wagner
R. R
M. L. Guthneck
St. Marie, Ill
Frank Guthneck
Mary Jahrries
Anna Bentz
George Burger
Middlefork
Anna McBride
W. J. McBride
Mary Wallet
Barbara Geisler
West Second Street
William Wenzel
Catherine Cavanaugh
Vernon
Wright
Daugherty
Columbus
Geo. I’. Mayfield
John Quinn
P. J. Quinn
Bedford
Alvin Rogers
Logansport
Christian Church Sunday Schools
Manville
A. F. Thomas
Thomas
Henry Pfister
Clara Hoffman
Hoffman-Demaree
Chester Anderson
Florence Weber
Warsaw
William Lichlyter
Taylor
Orba Alexander
Charles Alexander
Adams Express Co
Ollie DeLoste
Dan Webster
Jenkins
Alexander
Webster
Charles W. Gray
Lockaport
George Hoffman
Gray
United States
Europe
Circuit Court
Anderson, Ind
Dugger, Ind
State Bank
Newfoundland
WAR Party
Greece
Athens
Theo ‘War Parety
Venizelou
Columbia, S. C
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