Local Notices and Obituaries From Madison Dated 1937
The Madison column reports travel notices for Laura Woilking and Mrs J C Dodd to Cheenfield and Indianapo lis due to illness. Blanche Dodd to Cincinnati College of Music. the Quinns visiting Seymour and Bedford. Lulla Spencer visiting relatives near Caledonia. Remains of Samuel Custer arrive from Lebanon to Hebron for Masonic grave service. Edward Gebost seeks treatment at Hot Springs hospital for rheumatism. Captain James ODonnell turns 61 as well wishes pour in. Lucie Bout celebrates 8th birthday with friends and gifts. Mr and Mrs Will Roth celebrated eight years of marriage with friends and best wishes. James Dailey’s funeral from St Patrick’s Indianapolis noted. Madison relatives attend. 1937-1913
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Lulla Spencer
Kent
Orgen Spencer
East Fourth Street
Caledonia
Samuel Custer
Lebanon
Ind
Hebron
Lucie
John Bout
Mulberry Street
Will Roth
Herald
Mr. Roth A
Madison
James
Thomas Dailey
Indianapolis
St Patrck's
Wall King
Della Butler
Lute Janes
To the City Editor of the Daily Courier
A short dated tribute to S. G. wishing long life and endurance as years pass, with a ceremonial blessing for the future.
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The
Daily Courier
Newton Graham Dies. Lancaster Township Farmer Passes
Newton Graham aged 55 a respected farmer of Lancaster Township died yesterday at his home after several weeks illness. He is survived by several grown children his wife having died years ago. The funeral will be Sunday morning at ten o clock with burial at Dupont.
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Newton Graham
Lancaster Township
Dupont
Funeral services for late George Thomas this afternoon
Funeral services for the late George Thomas were held this afternoon at 1 30 o clock at the home of his sister Mrs Andrew Augustin Sr on Poplar street. Rev Virgil Thompson of Trinity Church conducted the services and burial followed at Fairmount. Pall bearers included George Stiver Sr George Stiver Jr Leonidas W Ryker Jed Meyer John Stiver Peter Kremer Andrew Augustin Jr and Charles Augustin. Delcious brown cakes are made from Mrs Austin's Bag Pan cake Flour All grocers.
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George Thomas
Andrew Augustin
Poplar Street
Virgil Thompson
Trinity Church
Fairmount
George Stiver, Sr
George Stiver, Jr
Leonidas W. Ryker
Jed Meyer
John Stiver
Peter Kremer
Andrew Augustin, Jr
Charles Augustin
Delcious
Heavy Wind Destroys Window and Signals Broad Damage
A powerful gust toppled the Lauer clothing store pedestal sign at Main and West, shattering the plate glass and scattering debris across the pavement. Two passersby escaped injury by seconds, with about $100 in uninsured window loss and potential total loss to the Western Hotel roof. Additional small window damage occurred in nearby residences.
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Lauer Clothing
Main
West Streets
Main A
Main Street
Lauer
Cyclone Death Toll Rises Across Several States
Reports up to noon indicate at least 100 lives lost and many injured as a cyclone and tornadoes sweep Georgia Alabama Tennessee Texas and Mississippi. Property damage runs into millions with devastating effects across a thousand mile area.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Teneneages
Texas
Mississippi
Rome
Eanteen
Springfield
Hia
Mareh
Hino
Jacksonville
Aaudeden
Atay Marely Phoosis
Tennessee
Aveyelone
Columbus
Gray
Racine Hotel
St. Louis
Memphis
Venn
Ti. -Hee
Omaha Snow Disaster Claims Four In Transit Wreck
Four people died in a deadly collision involving two passenger trains amid a blizzard in Omaha. Twenty inches of snow and bitter conditions hampered rescue efforts as freight cars wrecked and crews battled the cold.
Reynard Hunting Club Installs New Officers
At the club meeting last night the Reynard Hunting Club installed officers led by President Thomas W. Dew and Vice President Joseph B. Krick. The organization, founded September 20, 1910, marks its 23rd year with 25 active members and a waiting list, owning a clubhouse on North Walnut Street.
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Reynard Hunting Club
Ihe
Thomas W. Dew
Joseph B. Krick
Geo. Forse
Henry Meyer
Edward Dihammer
Louis Johann George Johann
Gail Francisco
John Gibbs
Chris Dihammer
Esoc
North Walnut Street
Madison
Hauck's Anti Cigarette Bill Becomes Law Without Signature
Governor Ralston allowed Hauck's anti cigarette bill to become law without signing it. The text notes a veto on related bills and mentions county surveyors passing unfinished work to successors and culvert construction under road embankments.
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Indianapolis
Ralston
Hauck
Ehe
Storm claims Rushville man killed by lightning
Frank Dar nell, 50, died during a storm while returning home. Great property damage reported in Rush county. Indiana police note King George of England dislikes horseback riding while a quote about a wind and dust appears among scattered items.
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Rushville
Frank Darnell
Rush County
King George of England
Hanover President Millis Addresses Local Gatherings
Hanover College President W A Millis spoke at the Dearborn County Teachers Association on Saturday and at a mass meeting of church youth at Hamline Chapel on Sunday afternoon. He preached twice at the Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and evening before returning to Hanover Monday morning with the benediction from all listeners.
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W. A. Millis
Hanover College
Dearborn County Teachers’ Association
Hamline Chapel
Presbyterian Church
Hane
Lawrenceburg
Madison item notes local visits and moves
Madison notes show Wilbur Scudder visiting Shelby county and Earl Scudder near Stony Point. Church attendance at Hebron is listed, with several local movers and visitors including Joe Gillis returning from Illinois and George Keller improving after illness. The note adds a population figure of 2 353 000 Lutherans in the United States.
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Wilbur Scudder
Shelby County
Earl Scudder
Stony Point
Hebron
Giltner
Will Lyon
Culmer
Amander Faught
D. W. Nay
Joe Gillis
Illinois
George Keller
Dehorthy Appoints Successor After State Accountant Resigns
March report states that W On Deherty is current State Accountant and Culbert Hendron, former publisher of Bloommeld, will succeed him. Governor Ralston denies knowledge of the resignation but Hendron to be appointed pending probe by the pea.
Burk Named as Possible Treasurer in Wilson Plan
Washington reports former Crow John Burk of North Dakota secuted by Secretary Mee Adoo for the next U S treasurer. President Wilson will likely approve the appointment.
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Washinton
Marelh Ft
John Burk
North Dakota
Mee Adoo
United States
Wilson
Indiana man solves Sphinx riddle claims temple inside body
London reports Professor George Andrew Reisner of Harvard University, born in Indiana, as solving the Sphinx riddle. He allegedly cleared sixty centuries of sand to reach a temple within the Sphinx’s head and neck, leading to a long temple and a pyramid tomb of Menes.
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London
George Andrew Reisner
Indiana
Harevard University
Cairo
Westminster Gazette
Reisner
Menes
Professor Keisner
Indianapolis
Iez
Young man 19 marries stepmother in New Hampshire
Hedrick Armstrong aged nineteen, son of the late Dr. William Palmer Armstrong, and Mrs. Martha Margaret Armstrong aged twenty two wed in Boswell New Hampshire on March thirteen. Officials delayed issuing the license awaiting written guardian consent for the groom.
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Boswell
N. H
Hedrick Armstrong
William Palmer Armstrong
Chicago
Martha Margaret Armstrong
William Palemer Armstrong
Former Ministers and Suspected Fire Tragedy Case
An article details a fatal fire connected to a former minister and associates. It describes the discovery of a burned building, the presence of ropes, and efforts by the father to awaken his children. Witnesses Mary Buchieon and George Buchanan are mentioned along with surrounding property transfers in Smyrna and nearby areas.
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Ives
Four Nihilist Students Commit Suicide After Plot Revealed
In St. Petersburg four Russian Nihilist students killed themselves following police disclosure of a plot to assassinate Czar Nicholas II. An attempted execution of the plan failed as authorities uncovered the conspiracy. In Indiana a seven year old girl was injured when a Shetland pony bolted and ran into a fence, throwing Isabelle Dietrich against a cement sidewalk.
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St. Petersburg
Czar Nicholau
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Isabelle Dietrich
Albert H. Dietrich
Dietrich
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Cheenfield
Alefred Wilhelm
Mro
Mra
J. C. Dodd
Ter Son
Alb. Dodd
M. GC. Garber
Miss Islandhe
Cincinnati
Blanche
Cincinnati College of Music
Quinn
Seymour
Bedford
Mrohnquinn
Edward Gebost
Hot Springs
Ile Wis
James O'Donnell
Yeallant
Hope Iiv
S. G
Capt. Laidley
Cragmont
South
Middle West
Union Pacific
Omaha
March
Perso
Erie
Nebo
Faydught
Omatia
Pbba
Steck
Cry Frost
Atori
Wes Pty
Bears
Castoria
Tre
aPany
New York City
Haulk
Gov. Ralston
Board of Trustees
Southeastern Hospital
J. In. C. F. Harper & Co
Elmer E. Scott Co
Cofield Barber Grocery Co
Geiger Fishback Co
J. W.teasdale Co
QO. Oliver& Son
Elmer I. Scott Co
O. Oliver & Son
Pearl Packing Co
Swift & Co
Tobacco—Clark & Co
Hanover
Madison, R
May
Gilbert Herndon
Burk
Whit
Prof
G. A. Reisner
Marriea
Coorn
Miscisa R
Teor J Horftman
W. H. Miller & Sons
Burns Chien
FO Hang
Treusfers
Mary Boohieon
George Buchanan
OM Aerosy Shelby
Mary J. Collins
Marshall Tf
Hort Andowote
Smyrns
Thomas A. V Molouwshimn
Fred W. Vfortner
Pony
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