Madison daily notes various local changes and visits
A daughter to Mr and Mrs Elma Burris of Fon Street. Miss Paine Brown leaves for Suh Bend to visit her brother. Mr and Mrs Edward Fil of Carreditoen Ky are praised by Madison friends. Rev J W Moody resigns as pastor of Madison Christian Church to move away. A divorce suit against George Ebitt is filed in circuit court. Miss Eleazar Beerck leaves Cassidy home for Sandby Ohio with her aunt Ms Cassidy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ote Mround
Elma Burris
Fon Street
Paine Brown
Suh Bend
J W. Moody
Madcon Christian Church
Thesidess Lbe
Toni Bo Beatae Tao
George Ebit Soda
Dee Poe Bear
Tar Plant
Eleasor Beerck
Cassidy
Weel Second Treet
Sande
Ohi
Vsunes Cassidy
Death of Mr John H Bonner Travel seller at East Main
John H Bonner a well known traveling salesman died at east Main street following double pneumonia. He was twice married, survived by wife Nora Corbet and four grandchildren, and had long been active in his church and community. He belonged to the United Brethren Church and Juniata Tribe of Red Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinth Bonner
Citiz
Oneeiten
Wes
Devere
Tdte
Bower Dee Svet Company
Hope Sonee i
Mero Bonter
Mas Othe Tread- Way
Nora Corbedt
United
Brethred Church
Juniata
Red Men
Christopher Wagner Victim of Advanced Age Dies at 97
Christopher Wagner, longtime Ripley county resident and former St. Magdalene, Ky., parishioner, died Tuesday at his daughter Mrs. Matthew Hill’s Carrollton home. He was 97. wife predeceased him. Remains moved to Madison then St. Magdalene for funeral at 9 a.m. Saturday at St. Magdalene Catholic Church with burial in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Wagner
St. Magdalene
Ripley County
Matthew Hill
Carrollton
Wagner
Madison
Anthony Eckstein
St. Magdalene Catholic Church
Church
Local briefs from Madison and Indianapolis notes
Madison items report Mr. Fank Gallagher returning from a visit to his sisters on East street and Mrs. Hf A Broadwell leaving for Bunker Hill. Clifford Spry’s funeral followed his noon arrival from Indianapolis. Jacob Massing and Jacob Holzer return from Louisville over a brother’s illness. Paul Turner receives government transportation to Indianapolis for vocational education after wartime service. Mrs. Walter Diederich, formerly Jeannette Hoagland, improving in Houston after a serious operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fank Gallagher
Indianapolis
Gallagher
East Street
Hf. A. Broadwell
Bunker Hil
Ind
Emma Hitz
Margaret Hitz
Clifford Spry
Springdale
Jacob Massing
Jacob Holzer
Louisville
Jacob Kremer
Paul Turner
Paul
Madison
Houston
Texas
Walter Diederich
Funeral for Mrs Crilbert Dihammer Held at Sherdi Residence
Large gathering of relatives and friends attended the funeral services for Mrs. Crilbert Dihammer at the Sherdi's residence. Court house offices closed and county officials attended. Choir from the Lutheran Church provided music. Interment in Springdale Cemetery with pallbearers Charles Buck Henry Meyer John Feuerstin Peter Kloss Leonard Hall Lincoln Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crilbert Dihammer
Sherdi
Celech
Geecheat
Key
Arends
Die Hammer
Springdale
Charles Buck
Henry Meyer
John Feuerstin
Peter Kloss
Leonard Hall
Lincoln Thomas
Reynard Hunting Club
George Johann
Joseph Krick
Edward Dihammer
Henry V. Meyer
Gilbert Francisco
Chris Dihammer
William Johann
Death of North Madison Resident Joseph Shingleton
Joseph Shingleton died at his home in North Madison after a long illness with cancer and dropsy at age 69. He leaves a widow, three daughters Mrs Avery Jennings of this city Mrs Patrick Lowry of North Madison and Miss Lulu at home and two sons Howard Shingleton of Ohio and Harry Shingleton of North Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shingleton
North Madison
Avery Jennings
Patrick Lowry
Lulu
Howard Shingleton
Ohio
Harry Shingleton
France protests U S over Wilson Hitchcock letter
Washington March 12 France is believed to have lodged a protest to the United States over charges of militaristic tendencies in President Wilsons letter to Senator Hitchcock about the treaty situation. The State Department reversed its stance and would not discuss the matter. Louisville census shows 234801 residents, a gain of 10963 or 4.9 percent since 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
United States
Wilson
Hitchcock
State Department
Indictment of 125 miners prompts pending arrests
Mark Storen United States Marshal for Indiana said arrests are about a week to ten days away following a Federal Grand Jury indictment of 125 miners and operators in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
Mark Storen
United States Marshal
Barnard and his wild mules plant a field in Oklahoma
Reminiscences recount a drought year in Kingfisher County where FE G Barnard used two wild Spanish mules to plant corn with a lever planter. A neighbor, Ramsky Bill, and Barnard’s risky method produced a heavy stand of sod corn despite no cultivation. The piece notes Barnard later swapped to modern equipment and work horses. Also listed are Reynard Hunting Club officers. West Virginia Legislature ratified the federal suffrage amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. G. Barnard
Kingfisher County
Oklahoma
W. W. Wendell
Hennessey Clipper
G. Barnard
Barnard
Keindy
Ramky
Ramsky
Ransky
Barnerd
Rainky
Bill
Wyoming
Freight Costs Remain Low Despite Rising Prices
Data from authoritative sources show transportation costs as a small share of consumer prices. Over five years freight charges rose little while the value of goods increased, with railroads offering one of the world’s lowest cost services. Even higher rates needed for self support would still leave transport as the cheapest purchase for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wefaire
New England
Boston
Florida
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Atlanta
Rural Churches in Bad Plicht and Allied Efforts
The Northern Baptist Convention reports rural church decline in many areas with an East heavy outlook. plans include community centers and new parish experiments across multiple states and regions. Efforts abroad show Burma education and mission expansion with American Baptist physicians and publishing facilities aiding growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Plicht
General Board of Promotion
Northern Baptist Convention
Convention
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Oregon
Rooster Guessing Contest Attracts Local Interest
The William E. Ogle Agency hosts a rooster guessing contest with a 20 minute corn-eating rooster on March 20 in its show window at 125 East Main. The contest closes March 11 and all are invited to participate. George W. F. Kirk aged 83 resigns as Secretary of the Union Building Association in Shelbyville after 27 years, likely the oldest in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Ogle
East Main Street
George W. F. Kirk
Union Building Association
Shelbyville
Building and Loan Association
Indiana
Simple homemade remedy urged to fight catarrh
A domestic tip promotes Mentholated Camphor with boiled water to form a pint remedy claimed to ease catarrh and related sore membranes. The piece urges readers to stop experiments for two weeks and try the simple mixture to curb illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peante
Wood outlines platform at Indianapolis rally for president
General Leonard Wood spoke at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis advocating keeping 15 million tons of shipping from foreign sale, increasing the US merchant marine, ratifying the treaty with reservations, Americanizing the League, and higher teacher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United States
Leonard Wood
Columbia Club
Chicago
Appeal of Harry New Jr Not Pressed in Ruling
A local case reports that the appeal of Harry New Jr will not be pressed. The note adds a curious aside claiming horses descend from a striped ancestor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry New, JR
Los Angeles
Freda Lesser
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Senator Hitch
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Cery Dedhar
East
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Orient
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Mandalay
Continental
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Baptist Mission Press
the Herald
Covington,Ky
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Lake Erie
Nereh Pole
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Walnut Street
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