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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1916

Page

6

Madison Daily Life and Local Movements

Madison residents travel by train to Charlestown Indianapolis and Richmond for visits and work. A son was born to Councilman George J. Niesse and wife. Morris Sappingerton and Gladys Allen wed with Rev. Hutchinson officiating. The Madison Automobile Company sold a 1916 Overland touring car to Albert Deputy.

George J. Niesse Niesse J. W. Buchanan Richmond Thomas Connett John W. Hawkins Kansas Morris Sappingeton Gladys Allen Hutchinson Madison Automobile Company Albert Deputy John Slattery Della Butlerville Shifters John Buchanan

Cragmont Board Awards Month-Long Supply Contracts

The Cragmont Board of Trustees met June 13, 1916 and awarded contracts for groceries, cheese, rugs, dried fruit, cereals, cured meats, provender, laundry supplies, dry goods, sundries, hardware, carpenters and painters supplies, engineers, drugs and related items to multiple vendors including The Scott Co Franklin MacVeagh Co Geiver Fishbach Co Swift Co O Oliver & Son Morris Co Salzberger Sons Armour Co Nad ing & Grain Hollet & Co Trow Milling Co Waters Gar land Co Fry Bros American Laundry & Machine Co Horuff Sons Rhoades Fillman Root McBride Co Vonnerut Hardware Lodge Hardware Madison Machine Barringer Tamithy Leonard Rooke Indianapolis Belting Indianapolis Central Supply Co Max Woeher Sons Co Genevis Optical Co.

Cragmont Se. Scott Co Franklyn MacVeagh Co Geiver Fishbach Co Swift & Co O. Oliver & Son Blour W. Trow Co John ©. Grout Co Elmer BE. Scott Co Elimer BE. Scott Co Morris & Co. Switt & Co Salzbercer Sons Armour & Co Hollet & Co Trow Millinge Co Waters-Garland Co Fry Bros. & Co American Laundry & Machine Co Horuff Sons Rhoades & Fillman Root & McBride Co Wm. B. Burford Vonnecut Hardware Co John Eckerts Sons Vonnerut Hardware Co Lodge Hardware Co American Curpentine Co Indianapolis Paint & Cedar Co Vonnevut Hardware Co Madison Machine Co Barringer &Tamithy Leonard Rooke Co Indianapolis Belting & Supplies Co Central Supply Co Max Woeher Sons Co Genevis Optical Co

Workman Injured by Flying Steel at Mark Land Dam

Fred Batz, a worker at the Mark land dam, was struck in the eye by a flying piece of steel this morning. The object penetrated the eyeball, likely causing blindness. He was treated by Dr. Fred Denny and rushed to Florence then to a Cincinnati specialist for further care.

Fred Batz Markland Dam Bates Florence Fred Denny Denny Cincinnati

Death of Mrs William A Knight in Westport

Mr D C Stott, railway mail clerk, learns of his sister Mrs William A Knight's death at Westport after a five week typhoid illness. She leaves a husband four sons five brothers and aged parents who celebrated their golden wedding last December. Stott heads to Westport for the funeral likely Friday. Charles E Hughes calls German American support undiluted Americanism in his Republican nomination acceptance.

D.C. Stott William A. Knight Westport Charles E. Hughes Harold B. Lotz University of Tllinois Ottawa Canada John Adams Aurora Florentine Dorothy Ida Melenia Order of St. Benedict St. Michael's School Ferdinand Order John Frederick Eckert Marble UH Charles Dean Harold Lotz University of Timos Champaign Henry Lotz Youngstown Ohio

Local Bartenders Arrested on Licenses and Sunday Sale Charges

Sheriff Monroe and Chief Jenkins led arrests of bartenders Friese Donley of Louisville and Gusbick of Cincinnati after arrests on charges of selling alcohol without a license selling on Sunday and selling to minors. Both were held overnight and await circuit court action.

Monroe Jenkins Alexander and Bremer Louisville Cincinnati Friese Donley Cinginsh Barkeeper Louieville Gusbick Cietanatiniain Yachet Commie Couinadore Hart Uhonpatcawenild Donley Mek St. Mary's School Dontey Dilek Cooper Flirst

Contractor William Donat Injures While Working at Reed Laundry

William Donat, contractor, fell from a scaffold about eight feet at the Reed laundry rear while installing a water softener. He was conscious, treated by Dr. Totton, hospitalized at home, with no bones broken but shock and severe pain reported.

Willian Donat Anto Totton Donat

St Mary’s School Awards Certificates in Various Departments

The school lists awardees across Commercial Icenographic and Keeper ship departments. Certificates and medals were given to students including Mary Lucht Marcella Keller Lenora Loth Juniata Schmidt William Eckert Frederick Lucht Lawrence Seiwert Hilda Dunn Marcella Schram Janet McGlasson for piano violin and related studies at St Mary’s.

St. Mary's School Mary Lucht Marcella Keller Ruth Jensins Aleane Stottlebower William Ebert Lawrence Seivert Frederick Licht John Rahe Lenora Loth Loretta Kimmel Florethus Roeder Juniata Schmidt Jeanor Bierck Palmer Meoreella Keller Loretta Kummel Wiaitiam Eckert Frederick Lucht Lawrence Seiwert Hilda Dunn Marcella Schram Janet McGlasson

Ohio couple’s wedding gift house built in twelve hours

In Toledo sixty eight carpenters began at 1:30 a.m. and completed a five room house with bath in twelve hours. The Toledo Real Estate board funded the project for Emma Dressner McCann and Jenn J McCann who wed just hours before completion. Over 200 workers helped, with tea served to Mayor Milroy and guests. The gift included furniture and a lot valued at about $4,000.

Toledo, O Emma Plessner-McCann Milroy Toledo Real Estate Board and McCann Emma Dressner Jenn J. McCann

Court News: McCoy Case Resumes. Brooks Divorce Suit Filed

Court sessions continue with the McCoy v McCoy trial resuming this morning for witness testimony. Catherine Brooks sues for divorce from Joseph Brooks citing cruel and inhuman treatment. Other actions include a suspended sentence in a petty larceny case, property transfers in an estate, and a $150 damages award in a cross claim. Witnesses from Ripley, Monroe, and Shelby townships attend.

Catherine Brooks Joseph Brooks Judge Bear Brooks Dewey Emerson Lemen Frank Sehafer Nettie Rand Charles Quirin Mary Quirin Ripley County Monroe Shelby Leland McCoy Griffith Tate Commienee Wawressa

Madison Citizens Travel And Local Auto Trades Highlight Day

Madison residents and visitors fill the day with travel to Chicago Pittsburgh Indianapolis and Louisville as townspeople report train arrivals departures and visiting kin. Auto dealers announce sales including an Overland touring car to D H Boyle and a five passenger Dodge touring car to C T Gudgel. A marriage between Don Charles Schmidlap and Prudence Tait Richey is announced with plans to host guests after June 30.

Mesdames W. J. Trotter John Trotter Coal City J.D. Froman Froman Vevay Madison Auto Co D. H. Boyle R. R Brooksburg A. Demaree & Co C. T. Gudgel Ind Ella Marsh Ghent Paris Charles Hoffman Indianapolis

Madison Lodge Elects Officers at Odd Fellows Meeting

At a Madison Lodge of Odd Fellows session Robert Skinner was chosen Noble Grand and George Schnabel as Vice-grand. Recording Secretary is Larry Lem on. Charles G. Dickerson was noted for the December annual election of treasurer and financial secretary. The Louisville Courier Journal reports liquor license violations in Madison linked to Ohio River packets arrests. Indiana Congress members Dixon Cline Cullop Morrison Wood participated in a Washington preparedness parade. Portugal enforces compulsory military service.

Madison Lodge I Madison Lodge of Odd Fellows Noble Robert Skinner George Schnabel Uarry Lem Indiana Congress Washington Dixon Cline Cullop Morrison Wood

Clara Ringwaldt Hosts Grand Barn Dance

Miss Clara Ringwaldt entertained at the Michigan road home of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ringwaldt with a large new barn decorated in daisies and foliage. Despite bad weather the crowd enjoyed a lively reception and hoped for another similar evening soon.

Benjamin Ringwaldt Michigan Road Clara

Court records show child support and divorces filed

The Indiana court records reveal a settlement requiring the defendant to pay 100 dollars for a child's support plus costs, with 25 dollars due August 1 and 25 dollars every six months. Fay Schoolcraft dismissed her divorce action from Benjamin Schoolcraft. Barbara Stephan filed for divorce from John P. R. Stephan with cruel treatment and 4000 dollars alimony sought.

Indiana Elva Dastin Ripley County Chance Land Emerson Lemen Zearing Leland Fay Schoolcraft Benjamin Schoolcraft Monroe Township Ebenezer Gray Benjamin Kaiser Barbara Stephan John P. R. Stephan Sulzer & Bear William Kuhner Cincinnati Louisville Judge Bear Donley and

Flag Day observance at Dupont by John Paul Chapter DAR

John Paul Chapter DAR held a Flag Day meeting at Dupont on a Wednesday afternoon in 1916. About thirty local members traveled by train, with an extra car provided, and Hanover chapter members joined. Mrs. Guthrie hosted a large flag banner and a reception with cakes and mints after a program led by retiring Regent Mrs. Trow and new Regent Miss Blankinship. The event featured poetry, singing, and a salute to the flag, with committee appointments and new members.

John Paul William A. Guthrie Dupont North Madison Hanover Guthrie Trow Blankinship America Robert Rea Mary Hill

Engineer Lew Hardy Scalded in Big Four Train Crash

Lew Hardy of Wabash sustained severe facial and arm burns when a steam pipe burst in the Big Four freight engine at Paris Crossing. His condition is reported serious. In Britain, David Lloyd George is named to succeed Earl Kitchener as Secretary of War.

North Vernon Paris Crossing Lew Hardy Wabash David Lloyd George Earl Kitchener Great Britain

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