Madison News Roundup Keeps Local Life Bouncing
Mrs. John Clark visits from Indianapolis. Carrie Hood re elected Trimble county superintendent at 1200 salary. Smoke social committee holds lively dance with Perry Jazz Orchestra. Belgium birth of George Eitel to Eugene Sauer and wife. Mulberry Street native Wiltumson visits Cincinnati husband in post office. Skirvin guests from Kentucky with Mrs Mary Brown. Donald Bear returns from Chicago law school vacation. St Patrick Day dances at Pythian Hall and Grace Church Eyworth League event. Johnny Wilson retains middleweight title at Madison Square Garden in a disputed decision. Glenarm director Emerson Barrow plans a minstrel show with local talent in Carrollton March 30.
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John Clark
Indianapol
Marie Butler
Carrie L. Hood
Trimble County
E Ks
Prof
Perry
Eugene Sauer
Antwerp
Belgium
George Eitel
Fred Sauer
Cedar Chiff
Wiltum Bson
Frank Weber
Mulberry Street
Cincinnati
Cinennati Post Office
William Skirvin
Henry Skirvin
Carrell County
Mary J. Brown
Clarence Holcomb
Third Street
Donald R. Bear
Chicago
University of Chicago Law School
S. J. Bear
Alex Fagan
John McGuire
Pythian Hall
Jefferson Street
Por‘er
Louis Shickleys
Newton Nungester
Indianapolis
Elmore Shockley
Last Second Street
Stanley Cochrane
Detroit
Mich
Maxwell Motors Co
Cochrane
Herald
Margaret Hitz
Eyworth League of Grace Church
Johnny Wilson
Mike O'Dowd
Madison Square Garden
New York
Johnny McAvoy
Brooklyn
Wilson
No. 4's Celebrate 48th Anniversary
Forty eight years ago yesterday a group formed the No 4 Fire Company which has stood as a spirited fire fighting unit. The present members and their wives sweethearts and mothers held a repast at their hall on North Walnut Street last night with cards dancing social chats and feasting. Prof Winter's orchestra supplied the music for the occasion.
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No. 4 Fire Company
North Walnut Street
Winter
Late Contributions to Human Welfare League
Donations to the Human Welfare League since its report include George S. Cottman three dollars Middleton and Wymond Co five dollars and an anonymous two dollars. The league will need attention through the summer and further gifts are welcomed by President E G Davis Vice President D C Bear Secretary George A Zepf and Treasurer W L Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Human Welfare League
George S. Cottman
Middleton & Wymond Co
E. G. Davis
D. C. Bear
George A. Zepf
W. L. Hampton
Rotary talk by Dr W A Millis on service value
Dr W A Millis Hanover College president outlines Rotary ideals as a broad democratic service organization. He emphasizes education and community development as core to building churches schools industries and infrastructure, echoing the motto he profits most who serves best.
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W. A. Millis
Hanover College
Rotary Club
Rotary
Millis
Rotarians
Madison
Wm. Armithage
Minneapolis
W. H. Miller
Richard Johnson
Walter Caplinger
Popular Young Couple Weds Frieda L Smith Wayne M Bear
Miss Frieda L Smith married Wayne M Bear last night at Rev W S Raider Trinity Church. Attendants were Judge P E Bear Mrs Albert Campbell and Miss Grace Smith. The couple will reside on Judge Bear s farm near North Madison.
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Frieda L. Smith
Wayne M. Bear
W. S. Rader
Trinity Church
North West Street
Judge P. E. Bear
Albert Campbell
Grace Smith
Andrew Smith
Canaan Road
P. E. Bear
Judge Bear
North Madison
Effect of laughter on health and circulation
The passage explains how laughter improves health by stimulating breathing and circulation. It describes laughter as spasmodic expirations that pressurize the thorax, hindering venous blood return to the heart, causing head and neck fullness, and deep breaths that expand the lungs and draw blood away from the heart.
Children of Michigan Family smothered to death at home
While Mr and Mrs Andrews attended a party last night in Sault Ste Marie Michigan their four children aged two to eight died from smoke inhalation after a fire in the parlor of their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
John Andrews
Clara Hamon Sets Move To Screen Career
Clara Smith Hamon announces entry into moving pictures with a California rest plan after acquittal. She proclaims herself the happiest woman in the world while Mrs. Jake L. Hamon, a widow seeking a first degree murder conviction for the other woman, stays in seclusion at her Ardmore home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Moving Picture
California
Jake L. Hamon
Agreement on soldier bonus push in early special session
House and Senate leaders announced a plan to advance soldier bonus legislation during the first weeks of the special session called for April 11. The agreement signals coordinated action across chambers to move the measure promptly.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
The Ladder of Lies at the Opera House Tomorrow
Russell Holman story features Edith Parrish shielding Dora's shame to protect others. Blaine doubts and Ethel Clayton stars in this period drama. The Ladder of Lies shows sacrifice, misunderstanding, and a hopeful ending at the Opera House tomorrow.
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Edith Parrish
Peter
Dora
Edith
Ethel Clayton
Opera House
American Legion Campaign Planned in Indiana
The Indiana State Department of the American Legion budgets 1500 for a two week drive from March 28 to April 10 to recruit new members and boost post interest. District and state officials will visit every post for large gatherings. Jefferson Post No 9 will host a preparation meeting on March 21 at 7 30 p m at the Commercial Club Rooms inviting all ex service men and Legion members.
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Indiana State Department of the American Legion
Legion
Jefferson Post No. 9
Commercial Club
Portrait of Burns Described as Coarser in Features
Scott states Burns's features are unduly refined by portraits. Burns stood about average height with a heavy build and coarse features. Observers note an extraordinary glow in his eyes and Scott exclaims I never saw such another eye in any human head.
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Burns
Robert Burns
Scott
Snow Obstructs Sound as It Falls
A brief note on snow impeding noise, whether already fallen or in the act of descent, highlighting winter weather impact on sound transmission.
Carl Hoop Preacher Brings Noted Sermons to Bastetihibe
The article profiles Carl Hoop, a preacher whose years of discretion and ordination shape his sermons. It highlights his work in Lanna Greek and Webra, noting his impact on Bastetihibe as his home town gains recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastetihibe
Madison Jefferson County Public Library to Move to Masonic Temple
The Madison-Jefferson County Public Library Association rents two suites on the second floor of the Masonic Temple and plans to move in on April 1. The library will occupy five interconnected rooms with wiring and redecorating underway to provide air and light. This location may become permanent housing until a Carnegie library is secured.
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Madison-Jefferson County Public Library Association
Masonic Temple
Thebrary
Madison
Farmhand Arrest Case Involving Three Year Old
Arthur Redman aged 3b was taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff John A. Schuler and Mr. Fred Watson near Marble Hill on complaint of a farm owner. Redman hired as a farm hand, was brought to Madison and placed in charge of Sheriff Puhammer who sent him to Louisville today. Redman says he was born in London England and is bound for the Pacific coast.
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Arthur Redman
John A. Schuler
Fred Watson
Marble Hill
Redman
Madison
Puhammer
Louisville
London
England
Pacific Coast
Baseball Fans Lease Irish Hollow for Coming Season
Leading baseball fans lease Irish Hollow to host a season of sport with first class facilities and comfortable seating. A meeting Monday will appoint a manager and captain. players seeking try-outs or team spots are urged to attend.
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Irish Hollow
May Marry the Widow of Cork Lord Mayor
London gossip reports Mrs. Muriel MacSwiney widow of Cork lord mayor Terence MacSwiney will wed Art O'Brien secretary of the Irish Self Determination league. The announcement comes from Paris and London social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Reperd
London
Muriel MacSwiney
Terence MacSwiney
Cork
Art O’brien
The
Irish Self- Determination League
Influenza immunity and preventable deaths discussed by health officials
Public health officials concluded influenza immunity lasts several years after infection. They warned epidemics in the past caused large deaths and urged continued use of vaccines and sanitation to avert preventable fatalities from diphtheria typhoid and related diseases.
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Sarkgeun
Cunningadder
Phe
East Wo
Daredevil Captain Sparks Awe on New York Skyscraper
Capt Charles N Fitzgerald head of New York's air police performs hair raising stunts atop a tall Broadway skyscraper. He walks narrow girders hangs by his hands and balances on his head to keep in trim. Ironworkers stare as he dangles and poses for the camera. His home is in Texas.
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Charles N. Fitzgerald
New York
Air Police
Broadway
Fitzgerald
Capetain Fitzgerald
Heme
Texas
Cathedral of Modena The Romanesque Marvel
The Modena cathedral in Italy, consecrated in 1114, showcases a premier date Romanesque west facade with three round portals a large wheel window and intricate sculpture. The south side features two octagonal porches and a three–aisled interior houses tombs and sculptures. Guished spire rises from the octagonal upper. the tower reaches about 500 feet high. The adjoining art academy university gallery library and ducal palace complete the site. Modena became a Roman colony around 1830 on the Aemilian Way a flourishing Roman city.
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Modena
Italy
Ineterest
Aart Academy
Ducal Puice
Iss Boc
Sugar Found In Lab Of 198 Plants
A scientific survey reports sugar presence across 198 plant species examined. Researchers cataloged varieties and noted varying sugar concentrations, highlighting plant diversity and potential nutritional implications.
March Started Year as First Month in History
A historical note explains that originally March served as the first month of the year before calendar reforms. It outlines how January and February later shifted to the front, changing the annual chronology.
Harding Coolidge Inaugural Medal Distribution Planned
Photograph shows both sides of the first Harding Coolidge inaugural medal struck by the inaugural committee for March 4 distribution. Gold medals to Harding and Coolidge. silver to committee members. Lrouve medals for general distribution. Elmer I. Hannan designed the medal.
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Harding-Coolidge
Harding
Mr. Coolidge
Lrouve
Elmer I. Hannan
Washington Turtist
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Emerson G. Barrow
Glenarm
Barrow
Carrollton
Darktown Minstrels
American Legion
Carrollton Opera House
Michigan
Clara Hamon
Russell Holman
Blaine
Carl Hoop
Farmer
Baseball
Fane Lease
Modena Cathedral
Ton
Beana
Cere
Anand
United States Army
Copper
Stunt Service
Madison Telephone Co
Eula Puckerson
Waeren G. Philding
Ad Leren
Atos Harding
Consis
Wastoolten
Marrebo
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