Annual report of the King’s Daughters Hospital treasurer
The annual report by Mrs. Elizabeth S. Leland details receipts and disbursements for the King’s Daughters Hospital for the year ending March 1, 1913. It lists cash balance, patient receipts, state circles, dues, donations, and expenditures for maintenance, culminating in a cash balance on March 1, 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth S. Leland
King’s Daughters
King’s Daughters’ Hospital
Weenes
ORF Eked Eeenses Badas
Crosa Ping
Markete and Gales
Zee
State Health Week opens in Madison promoting typhoid awareness
The State Board of Health displayed disease charts at the K P building in Madison during Health Week. Dr Owens told students about typhoid fever and urged reforms including domestic science in schools, better water, sewage, and sanitation to curb typhoid rates along Indiana counties and the Ohio river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Tts Health Week
Madison
K. of P
Indiana
Owens
Pythian Hall
Innocenta
Parenthood
Ohio River
United States
Spain
Thatia
Vanderburg
Evanaville
Miss Marian Harlow Dies After Illness
Miss Marian Harlow aged 16 daughter of Mrs Annie Harlow and the late Charlea Harlow of Paper Mill road died this morning after a long illness. Survived by widowed mother and two brothers Louis and George. Funeral at Monroe church Friday at 10 am with burial in Big Creek cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Harlow
Annie Harlow
Charlea Harlow
Paper Mill Road
Louis
George
Monroe Church
Big Creek
Local notes from Madison and vicinity
Madison dispatch reports George Bell leaving for Indianapolis for a new job and siblings Mesere Sigmon and family traveling to visit a sister. Death of 74 year old Mrs. Louisa Weat from Cragmont to be shipped home. 16 year old Helen Cooney celebrates birthday. Inquest finds Albert Bacon of unsound mind and forms for Cragmont admission. Will of George Schwab admitted probate. Mad dog attacks two dogs in Chautauqua Park. dog killed. James Rucker, released on final parole from Jeffersonville reform school.
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Mesere
Marion
Ulyses Sigmon
Indianapolis
Misa Zella Sigmon
Louisa Weat
Cragmont
Rising Sun
Vail
Helen Cooney
Henry Cooney
East Fourth Street
Elizabeth Boersig
New Albany
Margaret Lehnert
Inlaw
Squire Stuart
Albert Bacon
George Schwab
Lancaster Sp
Clerk Prewatt
Rev
R. L. Schwab
Columbia, Mo
Emerson Lemen
Tewin Furnish
Chautauqua Park
Mr. Furnish
James Rucker
Reformatory
Jeffersonville
Rucker
Fle
Steve Rucker
Madicon
Death of Aged Lady at Hanover Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn aged 80, mother of Mrs. A H Young wife of Prof Young of Hanover College, died at 11 last night at the Young residence after a brief illness with acute bronchitis. Funeral 1:30 tomorrow afternoon at the residence. Burial in Hanover Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dunn
A. H. Young
Prof. Young
Hanover College
Young
Hanover
Hanover Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers Reported In Madison Area
John Davis and wife transfer 49 acres on Madison Street to Dennis Konkle for 100 dollars. William H. Miller and wife convey property on West Main Street to W H Miller and Sons with private consideration.
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John Davis
Dennis Konkle
Madison Sp
William H. Miller
W. H. Miller & Sons
West Main Street
City
William McDermott at Fiftieth Birthday Celebration
A friendly notice extols William McDermott as a half century old and full of vim vigor and vitality. Described as a generous neighbor a proactive citizen a hustling fireman and a loyal friend his fiftieth birthday is wished many more happy occasions by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McDermott
Governor Ralston Declines LL D Degree Honor
Governor Ralston declines a LL D degree offered by Hanover College faculty. He says honors must reflect character and scholarship and that he does not meet the standard. The notice appears with an advertisement for Mrs. Austin's Bag Pan cake flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover College
Ralston
William H Powell Dies. Madison Loses Leading Financier
The memory of William H Powell, Madison’s prominent financier and banker, is honored after his death following a period of illness. The article outlines his birth in 1852, schooling at Andover, leadership as president of the National Branch bank since 1904, and prior roles in iron, insurance, and City Mills. Surviving family includes sons Howard W and Charles S, with Ella Stapp as his wife. he was active in Episcopal Church, No. 2 Fire Company, Commercial Club, and the Elks. The piece portrays him as a generous, capable, and respected civic figure.
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William H. Powell
Madison
Powell
Maryland
Dearborn County
Bndiana
Nathan Powell
Captain Powell
Mary Watts
Howard Watts
Howard W
William H
Louis
Frank L
Edward E
Nathan, Jr
Mary
W. P. Graham
Stella
John P. Ernat
San Diego
Cal
Covington
Edward E. Powell
Andover
National Branch
City Mills
Madison Insurance Company
Ella Stapp
Robert Stapp
Charles S
Wiio
Episcopal Church
No. 2 Fire Company
Commercial Club
Elka
Tuberculosis Lecture Draws Crowds Despite Bad Weather
Crowds packed the K P hall for health lectures on tuberculosis with moving pictures showing prevention methods. The speaker, filling in for Dr Harry Owens, emphasized airborne spread, spitting dangers, open air treatment, adenoids removal, and personal cleanliness to curb the disease. Indiana deaths tallied 1064 men and 2320 women in a single year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P. Hall
Harry
Owens
Indiana
Killa
Terre Haute
Dehler Clothing Store Wins Fifth Prize in Ad Contest
The Baltimore Ad Club awards Dehler Clothing Co of Madison Indiana fifth prize in a six month newspaper advertising contest. Henry Sonneborn & Co. reports the acknowledgment and praise for ad writing lead Charles Jacobs who heads the department. First prize was 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dehler
Madison
Ind
The
Baltimore Ad Club
Henry Sonneborn & Co
Charles Jacobs
Dehler Shoe Store
Birthday party for Vawter Irwin marks eighth year
A cheerful group gathered at Mr and Mrs Chas Irwins for Vawter Irwin's eighth birthday Tuesday February 25 at 6 30 pm. After games ice cream cake and bananas were served and guests departed thanking the boy for a fine time. Attendants included numerous relatives and neighbors plus teachers and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Irwin
Vawter
Tuesaday
Misges
Clara Ringwald
Jessie Buchanan
Irene Risk
Leona Geyman
Velma Ringwald
Mary Mitchel
Lizzie Geyman
Mamie Jackson
Mildred Mickel
Elsie Leinenweber
Katie Jackson
Anna Leinweber
Lorene Geyman
Margaret Buchanan
Nattie Smith
Laura Buchanan
Fern Jessup
Thelma Cope
Edgar Mayfield
Herman Jessup
Hendy Heitz
Wesley Denny
Andrew Geyman
Raymond Cope
Charlie Jackson
Glen Waltz
Neil Mayfield
Local Farm Moves and Roads Report Near Madison
Mr S J Giltner moves to Bee Camp farm recently purchased. Mr Lyons of Manville will occupy the vacated place. Curt and Cecil Nay depart for Illinois to work. Stony Point school closed two days due to illness of teacher Mr Lanham. Wheat looks fine after snow protected cold. Allie Geyman moves to John Wehner farm. Jessie Risk of Canaan visits. Muddy county roads in awful condition with pike cuts from heavy hauling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Giltner
Bee Camp
Lyons
Manville
Giltner
Curt
Cecil Nay
Illinoia
Stony Point
Lanham
Allie Geyman
John Wehner
Jessie Risk
Canaan
Friends
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W.S. Meiser
Frank Ruak
St. Louis
Caulker
Ada McClelland
Alice
John Mayers
Peter Weatrick
Locust
Careroll County
McCreary
M. R. Scott
Liberty
Monroe
Milton Towneship
Monroe Township
Wm. Blackard
West Second Street
Blackard
City Health Commission
Arch Monroe
Hanover Township
Burdsal
Oliver Stites
Jessie Brother
Edward Gassaway
Hannibal Danner
Hatch
Cochran
George T. Mayfield
Samuel C. Daugherty
Columbus
Daugherty
Bartholomew County
Herald
Mr. Mayfield
Annual Report
King’s Daughters Hospital
Elizabeth
Leland, Treas
Dr. Owens
Miss Marian Harlow
George Bell
Gov. Ralston
Dehler Clothing Store
Dehler Clothing
Baltimore, Md
Pirthday Party
Vawter Irwin
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