Madison News Briefs from Mostar Ohio Area
Private sale of a residence on West Marin Street by T L Ramsay to Haydon Boor is recorded. Miss Virginis Tevis visits relatives in Mostar while Mrs J B Glazier returns to Indianapolis. Remains of two Cragmont patients John W Reed and John Pord are moved home. Frances Ketcham travels to New York City after a visit, with her mother Dixie Ketcham remaining. Funeral services for Ira Copple are held at the family home, burial in Lietli... cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Laverne Ramsay
West Marin Street
Haydon Boor
Virginis Tevis
Indianapols Hight
J. W. Devis
J.B. Glazier
Hears Lote
Terre Haute
John Pord
Columbus
Vail Undertaking House
Frances Ketcham
New York City
Virgain Tendricks
Miss Wetcham
Dixie Ketcham
Chares Coaple
Ioihower
Ietligover Cemetery
Mrs Mary Wheat of Hanover Dies in City Hospital
Mrs Mary Wheat 73 of Hanover died at King's Daughters Hospital last night from pneumonia after a week’s illness. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Ethel West of Annapolis and Mrs Weolidam Stucnes of Hanover, the latter wintering in Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
King's Daughters Hospital
Mary Wheat
King’s Daughters Hospital
Ov Ibetagi
Aisd
Ethel West
Ado Canapolis
Weolidam Stucnes
Orivtiae
TUBACLO MARKET AND FAREWELL FOR MRS LEATHERBURY
The continuous heavy offerings of inferior tobacco due to dry weather depress prices at Tubaclo market with farmers selling elsewhere yet unsure of results. Week ending February 21 sales reported by Thomas Bullock. Funeral services for Mrs James Leatherbury were held at 1:30 PM at the Jefferson Street residence conducted by Rev C W Maunin of Grace Church. Burial followed at Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers George Selig Peter Stephanus Goome Kenneler Peter Schlereth Grames Vincent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Thomas Bullock
James Leatherbury
North Jefferson Street
C. W. Maunin
Grace Church
Springdale Cemetery
Mesars
Madison County Commissioners Meet as March Session Opens
The Madison county board of commissioners convened in regular session at the courthouse to approve bills for the March term. In town, births and deaths marked life events with Mr. and Mrs. Kay Ackerman welcoming a son Glenn Joseph, and the community mourning the death of 9-year-old Grace Vokes via pneumonia in Carrollton. Other notes include enlistments for infantry at Camp Grant and local assessors beginning duties under new personal property rules, with several obituaries and community updates reported throughout Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Kay Ackerman
Ackerman
Mass
Charlotte Lay
Tittle
Glenn Joseph
Ernest Wentworth
Canaan
Mayuie Bivens
George Bivens
Joe
West Main Street
Madison
Carl Mitchell
Dang, Qi
Ulps
Amiy
Camp Grant
Taefana
Jefferson County
oGth
Caposan
William Gilera
Miro
Felwan Morrah Oa
Calternia
Wro
Morris
Moers
Janes Mises
Krert Nood
Cantor Macy
James Merrie
Debers Apounty
Death of Charles F Schmidt Civil War veteran and machinist
Charles F Schmidt, a well known citizen and civil war veteran, died Saturday night at age 77 after a year of ill health from stomach cancer. Born in Germany, he came to the United States at seven, served in the BF, Ohio Battery, and lived in Madison for over 50 years. He was a machinist at Graham Spoke factory, loyal member of St Michaels Church and Bachnaan Post, and survived by his widow Mary Benest, daughter Mrs Elizabeth Aeller, son Mr Henry Schmidt, one brother Henry W Schmidt, and other relatives. He was active in the Wadnut Street Fire Company No 4 and remembered as a faithful husband, father, and neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Schovelt
North
Jefferson Street
Schmidt
Jor
Arnoat Mtuttpoert
Taden
Germany
Vie BF
Ohio Battery
Madison
Graham
St. Michaels Church
Bachnaan Post
Wadnut Street Fire Company
Hemes
Cadest
Sehmudt
Liesdes
Mary Benest
Woodbaughter
Mirs
Eizabeth Aeller
Ileney Senmidt
Bonnet
Henry W. Sliuat
Potter Dies at Fulton Home After Long Illness
William Potter aged about seventy died at his Fulton residence today after a long illness. He was born in the same neighborhood as his home near Madison and was esteemed by many. He suffered injuries in a street accident about a year ago and never fully recovered. Survived by a widow, two sons Edward and Raymond, and three daughters Anna Potter Florence Kremer and Bert Irene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Potter
Potter
Chautasquad Park
Agate
Edward
Raymond
Anna Potter
Florence Kremer
Bertiray
Mrs Clarence Reed Dies After Illness In Saluda Township
Mrs Clarence Reed of Saluda township died at her Paynesville home after a two week illness of influenza pneumonia. She was about 40, survived by husband and two children Kenneth and Louise. Funeral held at 10 this morning from the residence with burial in the Mar ling graveyard near Saluda high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Reed
Saluda Township
Paynesville
Scheetz Brother Dies After Railway Accident
Scheetz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scheetz, died Sunday morning after a railroad accident in which both legs were broken. His brother Clarence left by afternoon train for Dayton in response to a telegram announcing the death. He is survived by a wife and a one year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Scheetz
Dayton
Ohio
Harry
Albert Scheetz
Death of John Rynearson at 713 West Third Street
John Rynearson died at home at 4 30 this morning from tuberculosis after a long illness. He was about 65 and had moved to the city from North Madison months ago. He is survived by a widow and one daughter, with many friends left in sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rynearson
West Third Street
North Madison
Rynearson
Madison notices and moves among residents and visitors
Agnes Graham visits Louisville. Peter Dahlem welcomes a son. Ernest Smith departs for Danville to locate. Marriage license issued for Shellie Austin and Ethel McCaslin in Jefferson county. John Greusling funeral at West Madison. burial in Springdale cemetery. Oscar Oliver travels to Indianapolis for State Poultry Association meeting. Albert Haas returns to Rochester after visit. Fritz Ernst departs to Virginia for a business trip with American Steel Foundry. Robert Fagan resigns from Elmer E Scott, heads to Detroit to join Simon Sales Company. Frynn praised by friends as he starts a new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Graham
W. P. Brown
Louisville
Peter Dahlem
North Walnut Street
Ernest Smith
Danville
Shellie Austin
Ethel McCaslin
Jefferson County
Albert Haas
Mary Haas
West Second Street
Rochester
N. Y
Fritz Ernst
Louis Ernst
Virginia
Ernst
American Steel Foundry of
Chicago
Robert Fagan
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Notices
Perfect confidence adclaims Doan’s Kidney Pills ease backache and urinary distress with neighbor testimonials. Also notices: Myrtle Briddie files for divorce from Dewey Briddle. Ruby Jones vs Minnie Jones. Sulzer & Bear represent plaintiff. George S. Baker will admitted to probate. entire estate left to widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Briddie
Dewey Briddle
P. E. Bear
Ruby Jones
Minnie Jones
Sulzer & Bear
Plamtiff
George S. Baker
Tobacco sales at Snook warehouse reach 32600 pounds
This morning 32600 pounds of tobacco sold at an average price of 13.50. Offerings were mainly low grade though quality tobacco brought high prices with a top of 85. Sales continue at other houses this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snook
Beware of Oin Ments for Datare That Contain Meboury
Humorous garbled ad copy for Hall's Oatarrh Cure warns against mercury in remedies. It touts Hall's Oatarrh Cure from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and safe. The fragment also notes a cemetery loss suit in New York where a wife’s body disappeared from a receiving vault. An unrelated line on ambition closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. 2. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
é.Qheney & Co
Walia
Colleges Answer Call for Foreign Missionary Service
The New World Movement plans enlistments for ministry across foreign fields. Sixty volunteers join long-term service, with twenty-five as short-term nurses and teachers for three years. Physicians, teachers, and mission family pairs prepare to serve in Powis, New Ceneth, Pathankot, and Khartum areas as part of a Presbyterian outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dares
Ta. Cote
Mili J .Pasloc
Tan Dating
Hat Sear
Tua
Ralston Drives Quiet Push For Gubernatorial Ballot
Democratic circles discussed nudging former Governor Samuel M. Ralston onto the gubernatorial primary ballot while Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch resists withdrawal. State Senator Joseph Craven endorsed McCulloch in a letter from his office, praising McCulloch’s stand against centralized power and offering support for the Indianapolis candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Ralston
Carleton B. McCulloch
McCulloch
Mr. Ralston
Joseph M. Cravens
Madison
Indianapolis
Craven
Fire destroys barn and livestock at Aldridge farm
The barn on S H Aldridge's Kent road farm burned at 2 am from unknown cause. Four tons of hay and 12 bales of straw lost. A hog and eleven pigs died. thirteen hogs escaped, two badly burned likely to die. Aldridge had sold the place to Louis Trinkle and possession due March 5. Hog losses were recent purchases by Steve Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Aldridge
Kent Road
Aldridge
Louis Trinkle
Smyrna Township
Steve Simmons
Fire Sweeps Barn Destroys Livestock and House
A blaze destroyed a barn and livestock worth between 1500 and 2000 dollars. An adjacent old unoccupied house also burned, adding to the total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Corrie
Court News and Probate Actions Reported
Herbert A. Blick appointed administrator of the estate of James Harrison Black. The will of George W. Davis admitted to probate by Clerk Prenall on testimony of subscribing witness Joseph F. Niesse. Elizabeth Gottberger and others sue Melvin McGannon and others in Circuit Court to set aside a deed and for partition and sale of real estate. Judge P. K. Bear and Harry Meloy represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert A. Blick
James Harrison Black
George W. Davis
Clerk Prenall
Joseph F. Niesse
Circuit Court
Elizabeth Gottberger
Melvin McGannon
P. K. Bear
Harry Meloy
North Vernon
Funeral of Jesse Lanham in Shelby Township
The funeral for Jesse Lanham of Shelby township, who died Saturday from pneumonia after influenza, was held yesterday afternoon at o'clock with burial in Salem graveyard. He is survived by his father William Lanham and several brothers and sisters. He was 30 years old. Administration teachers believe the President will approve the railep
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Lanham
Shelby
Salem
William Lanham
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Mostar
Mr.o. Mary Wheat
Tubaclo Market
James Leatherberry
George Selig
Peter Stephanus
Goome Kenneller
Peter Schlereth
Grames Vincent
Snook & Co
Peoples
Ave
Hos
Otto
Voce
Ea Oer
John Graither
Carrolton
Mane
Bess Coyarets
Iso
John
Beatae Cai
Uegia
John W. Carliste
Monckson Township
City of
Charles Back
Omeldle
Wal Nodler
Fower
Waltoon Smeth
East Part
Weliam McLaughlin
West Part
Waleham Jones
John Greusling
Jota Gremushog
Won. Dunlop
West Madison
Greushing
Charles F Schmidt
Wlslly Potter
Fulton
Weeley Pitter
Tas
Potter Sheenie
Harry Scheetz
William Dunlop
Springd Fe Cemetery
Oscar Oliver
Oliver
State Poulty Association
Claypool Hotel
Hive
Dean
Mel
Joe Smith
Walnut
Husband
Doan
Court News
Gontain Meeboury
Sues Cemetery
Charles Stegrist
Lee
Pita
Balpile
New World Movement
Uies
Parebatersia
Yoduna
Powis
Moos Viga
New Ceneuth Choio
Avalon Giitle
Pathankot
India
Mies J. Viola Give
Toni Wore
T'E Coe Hostages Selool
Khartum
North Sian
Als Grove
Abooy
Prade
Freeport
Long Teland
New Yorrk
Columbia
Moss Edna Dale Brosses
Sedalia
Messourd
Marie Freed
Sebring
Miss Freed
Alexandria
Egypt
Mary Frances Lincoln
Wichita
Fletum
Frit
Martha Elizabeh
W. Agua
Acc
North Sudha
Arkansas Valley
W. J. Adair
Adair
Ccuahter
Winchester
Kansas
Vida Graham
New Concord
Edna Broyles
Missouri
Frances Lincoln
Ralston
Jos. M. Cravens
Dr. McCulloch
Goodrich
Federalist Party
Indianapolis Star
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