Madison Notes On Travel Divorces And Anniversaries
Madison reports Mr and Mrs James Morton left for Indianapolis to visit daughter Mrs Crawford. Divorce actions were filed in the Circuit Court by Alo Whitham against Charles Jeffiges for cruel treatment. Mr and Mrs W O T Phaffey travel to Dana Indiana to visit parents as they plan a 60th wedding anniversary celebration with family. The remains of Mrs Louis Rutledge were transported to Monroe Presbyterian Church for services and burial in Monroe township.
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James Morton
Indianapolis
Crawford
John Parson
Nether Kerouson
George Young
Thomas Bloom
Mexander
Hlanover
Cet
Thas Unerriege
Oakland
Java
Alexander
Pherrison
Neb
Alo Whitham
W. OT. Phaffey
Dana
Ind
Win Th Reed
Louis Rutledge
John Thorn
Haigh
Berg Helib
Monroe Presbyterian Church
Monroe Township
Church
Peculiar Accident Burns Car Upholstery in Madison
A bizarre mishap ruined the top and upholstery of Mr Tra Giraves Bent’s car after a gasoline fire started in the tank. Firefighters extinguished the blaze. the car will be repaired at Danner & An dres shop. Also reported is the death of Edward Muse a well known Madisonian in San Francisco from June 1 accident leaving surviving sister Mrs John Schofield brother Win Muse in Cincinnati and sister Mrs Ada Tice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eodicaipolis
Tra Giraves
Bent
Caimie Est
Mr. Garay
Anakinie
Graves
Danner & Andres
Hertian Schiphorst
San Francisco
John Po Schofield
Edward Muse
Madison
Vogeler
W. EL
Schofield
Cincinnati
Win. Muse
Ada Tice
Music Class of St Marys School Delights Audience
The St Marys School music class held a morning recital in the school hall entertaining parents graduates and pupils. The program featured solos duets and choral pieces including Verdi and Mascagni selections with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Death of Charles Bactus in Shelby Township
Charles Bactus, 29, a well known Shelby township youth, died at his parents’ home near Canaan at 8:30 this morning after a long illness. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be at Hebron Church at 11:30 Saturday morning with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bactus
Shelby Township
John Bactus
Canaan
Hebron Church
Jefferson county tiling plan draws farmer support
In Jefferson County farmers push for tile drainage and a ditching machine. They propose pooling funds to buy a machine and tile flat lands, arguing properly tiled lands could reach 150 to 200 dollars an acre. Locals note past shallow tiling. a regional dealer may be needed to meet demand.
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Ingore
Phat
Trent
Puibage
Milton
Aid
Hana Ile
Jefferson
Jeferson County
C. W. Jessup
Robert Craig
Michigan Road
Jefferson County
Real Estate Transfers and Holiday Trip Notices
Daisy D Stewart and husband transfer 29 acres in Saluda township to Hosie O Crafton and wife for 1200 dollars. Edward Jeffries and wife sell two parcels on west Third street to Emma Ransey for unspecified sum. Mrs Charles A Brophy and two children depart by afternoon train for Santa Fe Park Illinois to visit her parents for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy D. Stewart
Hosie O. Crafton
Saluda
Edward Jeffries
Emma Ransey
West Third Street
Charles A. Brophy
Santa Fe Park
Illinois
Madison News Roundup of Visits and Incidents
Madison notes report Anna Hill Crozier returning from Michigan and visits by Howard Turpin, Charles Hull and family, Frank Elbert, and Harry Crozier. A Detroit New York trip is planned. the Board of Review begins merchant tax inventories. a buggy accident near China injures Mrs Lafayette Brown and a horse breaks.
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Madison
Lafayette Brown
Canaan
China
Palmer Bomb Plot Would Have Killed Attorney General and Wife
Washington police believe a misstep by the anarchist who tried to blow up the Washington residence of Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer saved the lives of Palmer his wife and others. The blast could have wrecked the house if placed correctly.
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Washington
A. Mitchell Palmer
Mitchell
Infant Helen Marie Renschler Dies at Three Months
Helen Marie, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Renschler, died this morning at 8:15 at their home on North West Street after a brief illness since birth. The family and friends mourn the loss, with memories of the child described as holy and beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Renschler
Helen Marie
North West Street
St Marys School Closes. diploma service held at church
St Marys School closed today with no special exercises due to influenza last fall. Sunday afternoon at St Marys Church the commercial department and eighth grade will receive diplomas in a special service, listing names from both classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
St. Mary’ Church
Commercial Department
Jefferson County hosts house warming and society plan
A mixed social at the Dunty & Roth store honors Mass Wath try in Breidenbach with gifts and verses. The Jefferson County Historical Society outlines a four district program of old time dances games and a general dance at Lanier memorial building with 50 cent admission. Franklin County court upholds Ohio voters rights on ratification of prohibition and woman suffrage amendments.
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the Daily & Roth Fore
Watt
Jefferson County Historical Society
Lanier Memorial
Cottman
Ohio
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Death of Ali Schissel Recalls Local Baseball Star
Relatives here learned of Ali Schissel of Indianapolis dying in City Hospital. A former local catcher with Keianapalis and Mordison teams, he was about 40 and survived by two children. He had ties to Miss Deli Butler and Mrs. Mayvine Wing, and relatives recall his ball career and city roots.
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Ali Schissel
Indianapolis
Dent
Maro
Dailey
Fonmer
West Second Street
Theo
Paaeliaor Palelouteen
Deli Butler
Mayvine Wing
Dames
Schissel
Keianapalis
Emepro
Panther
Mordison
Base Hall
Erty
Unclear OCR: Apron and Picture Frame Factory Opening
Fragmentary text describes operations at an apron and picture frame factory with references to representatives and a new business enterprise for Modis. Details are garbled, but mentions a ceremony, location clues, and management figures like Levenson and Wotan in a tentative project outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adapor
Terror
Goth
Miro
Fe Levenson
Pega Ce
Thas Rae
New Bubsiness Enterprise
Modis
Mayer leads Cornell to win in Harvard Stadium
One man, K. A. Mayer, propelled Cornell to first in the intercollegiate track and field championships at Harvard Stadium. He won both the quarter and half events in easy fashion, shown after his second victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Mayer
Cornell
Harvard
Soviet Republic Proclaimed in Hungary and Copenhagen
Budapest dispatch reports a Czecho Slovakia Soviet republic proclaimed with thousands witnessing the ceremony. Dispatch not yet confirmed by other sources.
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Hungary
Copenhagen
Budapest
Winning mile run by Insaes at intercollegiate race
Insaes led the mile run securing a top place at the intercollegiate event. Crawford of Laativette finished among notable contenders with the fast pace and tight competition shaping the final standings.
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Insaes
Officers Elected At Wash ington Fire Company Recull
At the recull meeting of Washington Fire Company Neo last night officers were elected for the entering term. President John Kans and Vice President Great Klein named. Others include Chief Director William Dermott, Secretary General G1, Treasurer Phargan, Chief Engineer Jodimson, First pipesman Leo Yorker, Second hose operator Robert Peddie. Directors Willian Breit enback and Matt Leonard Hook. Chert. Messenger Brooke Wheel. Trustees Richardasen, Strader, Yunker.
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Washington Fire Company
Neo
John Kans
Grea
Klein
Wmn
Dermott Secretar G1
Genle
Pew
Phargan
Eecineer
Ro Jodimson
Pipesman
Leo Yorker
Popelatian
Robert Peddie Pirst Hese
Willaan Breitenback
Tiese
Matt Leonard Hook
Dacder
Chris Chert
Messenger
Proook Wheel
Richardasen
SoM.strader
Robert Yunker
Land dispute heard in Scott county court
Arguments in the partition sui of Lutz versus Luty, filed in Scott county, were heard by Judge Griffith. The case involves 130 acres of land in Clark county near Jeffersonville. Defendants claim rights under a written auction sale clause with bids of 11 000 or more. They offered 14 000 at auction, but the plaintiff refused. Defendants’ Jeffersonville lawyers are Warren G. Allison and Jonas G. Howard. city lawyers W. QO. Ford and Curtis Marshall. Plaintiffs’ reps are Stotsenburg & Weathers of New Albany and Sulzer & Bear of the city. Out-of-town counsel arrived on the noon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Allison
Jonas G. Howard
Jeffersonville
W. QO. Ford
Curtis Marshall
Stotsenburg & Weathers
New Albany
Sulzer & Bear
Humphreys Witch Razzle Ointment Ad Claims Relief
An old advertisement touts Humphreys Witch Razzle Ointment for hemorrhoids and related ailments. It promotes free samples from Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Company and lists delivery and available at druggists.
Executrix Named in Hillabold Estate Case
Jeannette Hillabold qualified as executrix of her mother the late Amelia Hillabold estate. John McGregor is attorney for the estate. Judge Griffith took the matter under advisement and will issue a decision later.
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Griffith
Jeannette Hillabold
Amelia Hillabold
John McGregor
Attourney
Property transfers cited in terse notice
Howard P. Schlichter and wife to tattie Jenkins, property on the cor ner of Elm and Fourth streets, $750. John F. Brown and wife to A. R. Feemster, 50 acres in Graham township, $1,250. London, June 20.-Two British cruisers have arrived at Danzig, where Spartacist disturbances are reported.
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Howard P. Schlichter
Tattie Jenkins
Elm
Fourth Streets
John F. Brown
A. R. Feemster
Graham Township
London
Danzig
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Sue
Doris Thizel Thacker
Ardis Vargonia Niesse
Helen Catherine Marteh
Mary Marie Niesse
Nelson Vieter
Plerty Curtis Witham
Prortaes
Joseph Nathion Hirst
Cecelia i Joseph
Mary K. Anger
Creorge
Uhaseph
Bernard Martech
Vis
Feast of the Rose
Vo Niesse Martech
Mob
Anger
William Prortner
Marek Vi Herts
W Pfortner
Verdi
N. Priest
de Hasden
Mise Chiss
Boe
Conan
Purdie
Cerry
Anna Hill Crozier
Michigan
Howard P. Turpin
Galesburg
Charles S. Pitter
Poplar Street
Charles T. Hull
Anna Laura
Frank Elbert
Edward Eckert
Mulberry Street
Dro
GN. Wyman
Nee
Margaret Florian
Detroi
New York
Board of Review
Ttas
Harry Crozier
Phoenix
Aviv
Hs Wow
Crover
Heath
Eugene Locher
Paul Rahe
Clarence Monroe
Alfred Adams
Loretta Schram
Mildred Potter
Helen Larecht
Lucille Grayson
Keda Lotz
Madeline Laidley
Wilhelmine Backus
Bertha Wunderbekt
Helen Schafer
Genevieve Speder
Elizabeth Jochaim
Francis Bula
William Anger
John Lueht
Joseph Niesse
Lawrence Kohl
Margaret Niesse
Clara Stronos
Alma Hanger
Marie Niesse
Frances Diventsch
Dorothy Jones
Helen Ehrst
Kathryn Breitenbach
Meeting of Historical Society
Soviet
Sam Ulmer
Aera
Senreco
Cicomnell
Washington Fire Company No
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Court News
Humphreys
Homeo
Medicine Compau
Neve Vics
Bogk
Ehmphreys
William Se
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