Local Notables and Travelers Highlight Madison News
Madison residents announced visits and departures including Mr. and Mrs. Ernest White of Covington Ky visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Duran head to Chicago to see friends. The body of Joseph Cottell was sent to Terre Haute. Mrs. Potter remains bedridden after Christmas Day injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Norma begin a westward trip visiting Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Rotary duties bring travel. The 17-year locust sighting near Bee Camp noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest White
Ernest
Covington
Henry V. Meyer
North East Street
Steven Duran
Chicago
Alvin Montgomery
Joseph Cottell
Cragmont
Terre Haute
Haigh
Harvey Hampton
Sumter
D. C
Hunter's Bottom
John Machlan
Grace Church
Manilla
Ind
Machlan
Matthew Buck
John Buck
Kalamazoo
Mich
Floyd Willoughby
Robert Smith
Fred Potter
Fulton
William
Gallapher
Baltimore Street
Herbert Adams
W. H. Razor
Bee Camp
W.H. Miller
Norma
West
Pacific Coast
Salt Lake City
Miller
International Conventio of Rotary Clubs
Madison Rotary
San Francisco
National Parks
Canadian Northwest
Coliseum Claims Largest Stage in the World
The Coliseum on the expo grounds is described as the largest stage in America with a $50,000 pipe organ, seating 8,000 and a 76 musician orchestra pit. It will host the Methodist Centenary pageant and daily performances from June 20 to July 13, with various concerts, lectures, and events planned. Danner & Andres lease the building at 106 East Main Street for parts, accessories, and West Street garage access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Exposition Grounds
America
Symphony
Bestra
Ty Lowell Ffhemas
Holy Land
Coliseum
Danner & Andres
East Main ‘Street
Madison Insurance Company
West@treet
West Street
Annual High School Alumni Banquet at Elks Hall
The Alumni Association of the High School held its annual banquet at the Elks Hall with lively toasts from Richard Johnson and new officers elected for the coming year. Mrs. Helen Ritchie and Miss Clara Ergerter performed, Rev. S Read McAlpin spoke on reconstruction, and guests later danced in the ballroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association of the High School
Elks’ Hall
Richard Johnson
George Lewis
Olive Ford Boyer Guild
Second Presbyterian Church
E. O. Muncie
Johnson
Richard M. Johnson
Clara Ergerter
Helen Ritchie
S.read McAlpin
Howard Demaree
Lucile Grayson
Cor
Dorothy Vail
Treas
Marie Yunker
B. R. Arends
W. W. Logan
Madison Teachers Pursue Summer Study and Local News
Madison teachers plan summer study to match higher salary expectations. Prof Homer Long leads Hanover summer school education, with several local teachers attending Hanover and Chicago University classes. Grocer Fred J Miller sells his Main Street stock to Victor Miles as he retires, while Miss Ella Gallagher travelers to Indianapolis for a weeklong visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Homer Long
Hanover
Jessie Wood
Blanche Harrison
Chicago University
Florence Conway
Margie Hancock
Anna Bangarter
Grace Maupin
Vinnie
Fred J. Miller
West Main Street
Victor Miles
Miller
Miles
Ella Gallagher
Indianapolia
Local Notices From Madison June 16
Madison reports arrivals and departures including a marriage license issued to Louis Probst and Lillian Bates by Judge Griffith. A four month old child of Dr. and Mrs. Miles died and was buried in Seymour. Sheriff Monroe escorted prisoners to the penal farm in Greencastle after transfer in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jeffries
Baby
Jeffersonville
Sheriff Monroe
Mrs. Monroe
Georgia Gibson
Clermont
Shelby Shadrick
Charles Glover
Plainfield
Arch Monroe
Indianapolis
Fred Simmons
Henry Barriger
Greencastle
Mrs Eliza Whitten Killed by Streetcar In Indianapolis
Mrs Eliza Whitten 54 of 1413 Hoyt Avenue was killed instantly when struck by an inbound Brookside streetcar at Davidson Street and Massachusetts Avenue. She carried a suitcase of worn clothing and work checks from Kirschbaum & Sets. Her body was identified later by Fred Dew, son-in-law, and she was to be buried in Madison Indiana. The funeral was at Schneider's chapel with burial at Mt. Pleasant in Shelby Township. Relatives include Oliver F. Watson and Alfred Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Whitten
Hoyt Avenue
Brookside Avenue
Davidson Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Whitten
East Tenth Street
Brookside
Kirsc Bebaum & Sets
Fred Dew
Hoytevenue
W. HH. Ashercraft
East Pratt Street
Mrs. Whitten
Madison
Ind
Indianapolis
Murphy
Paul F. Robinson
Indianapolis Sunday Star
Mnoon
Schneider
Mt. Pleasant
Shelby Township
Alfred Watson
Rev Albert Schad Mass Draws Large Local Congregation
A vast crowd filled St Marys Church for Rev Albert Schad s first solemn High Mass. The service featured an elaborate musical program led by Mrs Genevieve Kasper and a ten musician orchestra. Sermon by Father Zepf praised priestly authority and mission with emphasis on divine origin, study, and service to the faithful. After mass, 150 guests dined in the school hall with praise for the cooks and staff. Other notes mention Woodford store transfer at Winslow by J McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Church
Albert Schad
Schad
Barbara Schad
North
Walnut Street
Louis Dachauer
Genevieve Kasper
Frank P. Vail
Gregory Klein
C. Will Nodler
Andrew Wolfschlag
C. G. Dickerson
Nicholas Klein, Jr
Gilbert Kestner
P. N. Kestner
John Huck
Harry E. Nichols
John Kalb
St. Mary’s
Father Schad Wis
Father Ilyer
Gordon
North Madison
Riehl
Troy
Zepf
Richmond
Guthneck
Anna Elizabeth Davis
Gary Davis
Columbus
Norbert Steinhardt
Joseph Steinhart
Marion
Catherine Schad
Henry Schad
Indianapolis
Marianna Knoebel
Henry Knoebel
Father Zepf
Christ
Father Schad
John Schneider
Louisville
Lilly Denglar
Dee Thompson
Henry Schneider
Finley Massing
Chas. Massing
Felix Massing
Osgood
Ind
Joseph Schingle
Emma
Danville
Ill
Mabel
Alice
Elsie Massing
Joseph Schlick
Clotilla
Alberta Schlick
Joseph Scheets
George
Edward Scheets
Joseph Schlick, Jr
Edward Shants
Albert Scheets
Carl Scheets
Barbara
Kate Schad
Local Notes From Madison and Nearby On June 7
A roundup of brief items from Madison and nearby include births, travel plans, visits, and business changes. Highlights mention a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Shultz, trips to Indianapolis and Gary, a new poultry business branch in Indianapolis led by Grans Poultry Co, and a curious town story about a couple saving for marriage amid a courthouse scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Shultz
East Third Street
Samuel Taylor
Indianapolis
Henry Lotz
John H. Garrion
Gary
Frank P. Vail
Bluefields
W. Va
Frank M. Hooth
Booth
Earl Swan
Stanley W.coenrcane
Lynch Coal Mine Co
Lynch, Ky
Dodie Chambers
Spencer
Schneider
Guy Raney
Mabel Catherine
Norrow
Cleveland
Ohio
Raney
Julian Tower
Tower
Ada Colgate
Lawrencevury
Miss Colgate
Eoward J. Colgate
Grans Poulty Co
Indianaapolis
Lawnslap Pensies
Second
West Streets
Lafe Rayborn
Plecing Out Wool Supply From the Little Journal
The uncle explains global wool output to a boy, noting that all wool could only make a single lightweight bathing trunks and that coats blankets and stockings are made from reworked wool called shoddy, which most people wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Rollo
Paying War Debts and Public Debt History
The article reviews how U S war debts varied over time with no uniform rule for repayment. It cites 1708 public debt of 80 3 million, reduced to 45 4 million by 1872, rose to 127 8 million in 1816, then declined to 37 5 thousand before growth after the Civil War, reaching 2 773 236 178.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
Funeral for Mrs Lillian Earls Held at Parents Home
Funeral service for the late Mrs. Lillian Earls was held at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs James Poynter Park Ave Sunday at 5 pm. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery with pallbearers William Robinson Clifford Ogburn Herbert Davis Raymond Potter Arnold Turner. Copenhagen June 17 A report from Petrograd states Russians evacuating Kronstadt as six warships head to Petrograd. Too many young men empty their sand boxes on the first grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Radcliffe
East First
S. Read McAlpin
First Baptist Church
Springdale Cemetery
Mesars
Lillian Earls
James Poynter
Park Ave
Springdale
Louis Krue
William Robinson
Clifford Ogburn
Herbert Davis
Raymond Potter
Arnold Turner
Copenhagen
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Up the Ladder as Duo Rebuilds Life After Fortune Loss
Anson Lorne faces ruin but Wallace Drake returns loyalty by rebuilding the old man’s life. Wallace sells assets to start a modest business with a store near a public Negro and plans to study for a diploma while caring for the uncle. Ora Scofield emerges as a hopeful partner, blending romance with the recovery arc as June brings new happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Lorne
Wallace Drake
Wallace
Anson
Old Anson Lorne
Arson
Wallice
Allen Lorne
Lorne
Ora
Miss Scofield
Mr. Lorne
Dre Scofield
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