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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1921

Page

4

Local travelers report from Madison and surrounding area

Mr and Mrs Joseph Hertz returned from Indianapolis after a short visit. Mr Charles R Johnson came back from Louisville where he attended the Automobile Show. Mr and Mrs Morton Baker of Ghent Ky returned home after weeks in the city for treatment of his injured right hand. Baker injured his hand in shucking corn and is progressing well on the road to recovery.

Joseph Hertz Indianapolis Charles R Johnson Louisville Morton Baker Ghent Baker Denny

Rotary Club Heara Talka By College Students

Madison Rotary Club hosted visiting college students Mendenhall Gross Ashbocker Crewsum and Fisher who spoke to local youths about leading a clean life and participating in sports. Richard Johnson reported on the Evansville State Convention. W A Millis announced Rockefeller Foundation funding of 150000 with interest since last July and Hanover fund needs 125000 more. Walter Caplinger outlined a reorganized county library system and township reading stations funded by the Madison library.

Madison Rotary Club Men‘enhall Gross Ashbocker Crezbsum Fisher Mendenhall Graham Ross Rotary Club Richard Johnson Evansville W. A. Millis Hanover Fund Rockefeller Foundation Sim Hanover Walter Caplinger Madison Library

Death of Mrs Amanda Cull Widow of Nathan Cull

Mrs Amanda Cull died at her granddaughter Mrs Charles Harrison home on west Main street at 2 oclock this morning after a two week illness. She was 75, born in Carroll county Kentucky and a lifelong member of the Carroll county Methodist church. Survived by daughters Mrs C A Meeks Carroll county and Mrs Mack Taylor Ripley county Indiana, and several grandchildren. Funeral services Sunday afternoon with interment in Cull cemetery Carroll county.

Amanda Cull Nathan Cull Charles Harrison West Main Street Cull Carroll County Mack Taylor Ripley County Ind

Stella Ford Sues For Rehearing Of Divorce In Circuit Court

Through attorneys Zear ing and Lauck of Indianapolis Stella Ford files suit for rehearing of the divorce Stella Ford versus Edward Ford from the January term where Edward Ford was granted a divorce. Case slated for March term. Nathaniel Gray sues Pearl Gray for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. Attorneys Lemen and Cooper represent Gray with trial set for March term.

H. J. Zearing P. J. Lauck Indianapolis Stella Ford

Madison barber marks 50 years in city before move

Mr. Adam Stephan ends a half century at a frame building on east Main adjoining Red Front and relocates his shop to 911 North Walnut Street. The longtime Madison barber notes the record for continuous service and invites old customers to visit, while praising Stephan as a trusted local figure. A separate line mentions England's chief justice earning a $40,000 yearly salary.

Adam Stephan East Main Street Red Front North Walnut Street Stephan Madison

Giant Wheat Pool Formed in Kansas by Growers

The Kansas branch of the National Wheat Growers Association organized a gigantic wheat pool to market 50 million bushels of the 1921 crop under centralized control. This move aims to stabilize prices for farmers during wartime-like market conditions.

Hutchinson, Kansis Kansas National Wheat Growers Association

Pleasant First Baptist Church entertainment by Philothea Club No 9

A crowded First Baptist Church last night welcomed a Philothea Club No 9 musical and literary program. Klein's orchestra and numerous soloists received praise for performances including readings, violin and cornet solos, trombone numbers, and a chalk talk on kindness. Mrs Nicholas Klein earned credit for accompanying the program.

First Baptist Church Philothea Club No. 9 Klein Nicholas Klein Gregory Klein Nicholas Klein, Jr John Huck John Kalb Schulz Florence Server Hannah B. Tibbets Charles Lemen Louis Perry Pal Prof. Klein Frank P. Vail Frank Klein John Harper George Washington Carrie Nation Uncle Sam

Cleo Lodge K of P Hosts Night of Initiation and Banquet

In Brooksburg the Cleo Lodge K of P entertained over two hundred members with a six candidate initiation followed by banquet and smoker. Officers of the lodge gave speeches while Madison Lodge 2 sent sixty five members in an exhibition. Initiates were Otis Reed Maurice Thacker Charles Potter John Kaiser Harvey Brooks and Robert Comly.

Brooksburg K. of P. Lodge Madison Lodge 2 Cleo Lodge of Madison Otis Reed Maurice Thacker Charles Potter John Kaiser Harvey Brooks Robert Comly

Beekeeping Meeting Dates Announced Across Indiana

Indiana apiary inspector C O Yost lists meetings for beekeepers in March and April. Events include Madison county at Y M C A Anderson March 1 Huntington county at Courthouse Huntington March 12 Monroe county Bloomington March 14 Jefferson county Madison date pending Lake county Crown Point April 1 Porter county Valparaiso or Hebron April 1. Also Rev Joseph M Cooper named pastor of Grace M E Church succeeding Rev C A Reagan.

Indianapolis Indiana C. O. Yost State Department of Conservation Madison County

Jefferson County Automotive Association Forms In Hotel Jefferson Meeting

Members of the Jefferson County Automotive Association met at Hotel Jefferson for a regular monthly luncheon. They adopted resolutions creating the Jefferson County Automotive Trade Association with a one dollar monthly dues including lunch and a committee based membership process. The group aims to promote friendly cooperation, curb bad debts, support a used car push, improve public service, engage in legislative matters, and back highway improvements. A spring automobile show is planned with a committee handling arrangements and future publication.

Jefferson County Automotive Association Hotel Jefferson Jefferson County Automotive Trade Association Ihose Jefferson County

Momentum of Japanese in Hawaii Threatens Other Races in Elections

A federal survey led by Dr. Frank F. Bunker warns that Japanese residents in Hawaii will dominate electorates by 1940 and 1980. It cites birth trends from 1898 to 1919, public school enrollment growth, and a 1920 census showing 100,274 Japanese among 253,012 residents, projecting about 30,857 voters by 1940.

Frank F. Bunker Washington Hawaii Rawail Census Bureau

Hanover College Receives 150000 Grant for Salaries

A telegram from the General Education Board announces a 150000 grant to Hanover College Indiana for a 100000 endowment increase and a 7500 annual grant for this year and next, with 100000 still to raise toward a 500000 campaign begun last December. Final action was taken yesterday after review by board president Wallace Buttrick. The Hanover executive committee will meet Friday to plan campaign completion.

W. A. Millis Hanover College New York Wiliam Alfred Millis Henove Ind Trevor Arnett General Education Board Campaire Millis Wallace Buttrick Indiana Madison Hanover Board

Mrs Mabel Orem Taylor Dies in Cleveland at 30

Mrs Frank Dixon on East Fourth Street receives word that her sister Mrs Robert Taylor died at her Cleveland home after a long illness. She was 30, born in Madison, daughter of William Orem, previously Miss Mabel Orem. Survived by husband, father, a brother, and several sisters including Mrs Dixon and Mrs Vance Chapman. Funeral in Cleveland tomorrow. Michael Finnegan returns to Jeffersonville after a visit with relatives.

Frank Dixon East Fourth Street Robert Taylor Cleveland Ohio Madison William Orem Mabel Orem Taylor Dixon Vance Chapman St. Paul Minn

Smuggling Surge Alarms New York Port Official

Collector Newton of the Port of New York warns of a rising smuggling surge fueled by a supposed international drug ring. He cites $10,000,000 yearly in undeclared goods, including diamonds, liquor, and heroin, with Canada and Mexico routes and limited inspectors hampering enforcement. He calls for tariff revision and stronger border controls as crews increasingly smuggle and conceal goods aboard ships.

Newton New York Byron HK. Newton Canada Mr. Newton Italy Rotterdam Dling Poat Behmed Flus City Mexico

Royal Necklace Stolen From Petrograd Bank Strong Box

A diamond and pearl necklace believed to have belonged to the czar's eldest daughter vanished from a Petrograd bank strong box after a long security history. The box yielded only an empty vodka bottle with mocking notes. several small pearls traced to Revel and three bank employees were arrested.

Petrograd Inter Revel

Bill would make husband real employer in Kansas bill

A Kansas legislature bill stipulates husbands become employers at home with wives as employees. It allows recovery of damages suffered while performing household duties under the bill's terms.

Real Ross Kansas

Simple Home Remedy Urged to Fight Catarrh

A Kentucky druggist promotes a homemade catarrh remedy made from mentholated arnica mixed with water. Gargle twice daily and spray nostrils to ease soreness and heal the nasal membranes. He urges early use at first signs of cold to prevent spread in the family.

Covington, Ky Kentucky Nyc

Otto Auto's Resurrection Weekend at Indiana State Fair

Ol Lige Bailey says Otto Auto isn t dead and will attend a grand wake at the state fairgrounds the week of March Tth. Line Witley and locals tout Otto s revival as a major comeback and symbol of a broader Indiana revival with dealers and builders backing a bold public celebration and reprieve for Otto.

Ol’ Lige Bailey Sez Otto Auto Isn't Tirta’ Autermobile Hull Indiana Line Witley Moore Emporium Otto Oto Ottos Billysunday Ole Otto

Chance to Look Em Over At Auto Show

The Indianapolis Auto Show during the week of March 7 invites all residents to view new automobiles in the heated state fair grounds building. The program promises more real beauty and music with léne Jazz.

State Fair Grounds

Edward Eckert Returns From Louisville Auto Show

Edward Eckert arrived back last night after attending the Automobile Show in Louisville where the event is being held this week.

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Court Newa Flord England ENT Philothee Clase Cleo Lodge K OF P Order Beekeepers of Joseph M. Cooper Grace M. E. Church C. A. Reagan Cooper June Pass Qgeight Missouri van Dyke McCrary Aantu Rome Gao McCrary Din Athieta Pass Buckhead The Jefferson County Automobile Association Islands Mrs Michael Finnegan Jeffersonville Petrograd Bank United States Army Cincinnati Stant Madison Telephone Co Harry Kay Edward Eckert Humphreys’ Homeo. Medicine Company William Street, New York Safe Deposit & Trust Co John W. Tevin Pres. W. Sancett Oeek
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