Local Notes and Arrivals Highlight Madison Area
Madison community brief lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Jo Dunn and Mrs. Charles Peters returning from St. Louis, W. F. Cousing traveling to Prairie du Chien, Susin Maurer to Indianapolis, tours to Milwaukee, Lena Rayon visiting Mary Duncan, and various other arrivals. Mentions a Park Avenue gathering at the Zodler home and several travel updates across Indiana and Wisconsin. An obituary notes the death of Mr. Henry Gi Marte and a police incident involves a dog bite. Government appointment discussions include George H. Owyne y as Controller and Adbert Wiggam as potential substitute for a flooded course change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward South
Wort
Jo. Dunn
Charles Peters
St. Louis
W. FL Cousing
Pranville
Memorial Day plans outlined at city hall meeting
Memorial Day observance preparations discussed with veterans and leading citizens. Finance and cemetery committees named. vacancies to be filled. A speaker committee was formed and all city and county organizations invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Vaneoedal
T. A. Harris
Furtver
S. E. Leland
Cemetery Association
G. F. Harper
Walter Caplinger
C.S. Powell
Rk. L Treland
RK. F. Stanton
Donald DuShane
Wa. Dietz
S. J. Bear
J. F. Hammel
E. Leland
Vanesdal
W. B. Ray
George F. Harper
M. R. Sulzer
Meeting Adjourns to Thursday May 1 at City Hall
Members request attendance at the next meeting and vote to adjourn. The session ends with an announcement of the next gathering scheduled for Thursday evening May 1 at 7 30 at the city hall.
Last Sad Rites for Henry G Marthh at St Joseph Cemetery
Funeral services were held at St Mary's Church for Henry G Marthh with a Requiem Mass conducted by Father Bauer. The large attendance included Knights of Columbus St Peter's Society Catholic Knights of America and United Commercial Travelers, and pallbearers from these groups assisted as remains were laid to rest in St Joseph's Cemetery. A later Madison company meeting elected J C White as Captain and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Martch
Saint Mary's Church
Father Bauer
Father Guthneck
Father Gordon
St. Mary's
Marthh
Aonede
Madison
Knights of Columbus
St. Peter's Society
Catholic Knigerts
American
United Commercial
St. Joseph's Cemetery
North Walnut Street
William A. Bierck
William H. Horuff
Henry G. Schoetder
Frank E. Zepf
Catholic Knei
Madison Company No. 10
Uniform Bank
Knights of Vythias
J. C. White
George M. Daie
Court News: Real Estate Sale Approved and Divorces Granted
In Louisa K. Rein et al v Rein, court approved sale of Fourth Street property to Catherine Schneider for 600 dollars. Mil lar estate set over to widow under 500 value. Bridget Lonlan estate final settlement approved. Elsie E Lawler granted divorce from Freeman Lawler with custody and name restoration. Mrs. Austin’s Bag Pan cake flour promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa K. Rein
Anna Rein
John Rein
Fourth Street
Catherine Schneider
W. W. Millar
Bridget Lonlan
Elsie E. Lawler
Freeman Lawler
Jeffersonville Fights Dam Plan To Halt River Stagnation
A Jeffersonville business leader denounces government engineers plan to raise the dam at the falls of the Ohio. He urges Jeffersonville and Louisville cooperation to block the proposed higher dam citing worsened stagnation and health risks from reduced current and sewage discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Madison
Oncr
Jeffersonville News
Louis Sulzer Visits Milwaukee and Praises City
Madison industrialist Louis Sulzer returns from Milwaukee after a five day visit with brother Marcus R Sulzer. He notes strong business with the new department store and predicts Milwaukee will reach a half million population in five years. He praises Mayor Bading and the city’s sewer plans. He mentions crude drug shipments reaching Moscow and his affection for Madison. Dean's Ointment advertised at drug stores for skin itching.
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Milwaukee
Marcus R. Sulezer
Madison
Moscow
Russia
Sulczer
Fig
Dr. Bading
Board of Health
Lake Michigan
Second Street
Grand Ave
Ohio
Dean
Legacy to Greek King for Mother and Country
The will of King George urges King Constantine to unite the royal family, defend Greece, and serve the country. It calls for courage and patience, warns of a temperamental southern populace, and prioritizes the people's interests. He expresses love for Queen Olga and asks his son to protect her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
George
Constantine
Olga
Mothers Reject Baby Check System at Wheaton Church
At Wheaton Methodist Episcopal church Evanston mothers oppose a proposed program to check infants in an ante room during sermons. Attendants would care for the babies and some checks would guarantee correct reclamation, but mothers refuse such assurances and decide to trust attendants without checks.
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Evanston
Wheaton Methodist Episcopal Church
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Ladies’ and Society
Church
Giant housefly exhibit at public health hall astonishes visitors
New York public health museum features oversized models of flies mosquitoes and fleas. A 64 000 scale housefly by Hungarian model maker Junsz Matausch illustrates anatomy life stages and typhoid bacilli on a magnified fly foot. The display links rats and bubonic plague showing infested rooms and flea transmission. A well kept farm pairs with a improved farm scene showing modern water supply and sanitary changes. Take The Hera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Museum of Natural Clisters
Junsz Matausch
Matausch
San Francisco
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Susin Maurer
Indianapolis
Mr. Tours Sulzer
Misa Lena Rayon
Mary Duncan
Echoon
Middle Fork
Qlwen Nugent
Oute Noo 1
Kent
Herod
Mpller
Grant Zodler
Park Avenue
Joseph Fo Nesse
Lafayette
Cone TL. Niesae
Astaul
Vardi
Univers
Ss Lod Ap
T. Drownstown
Forertt
Alliver
Tuah School
Menemune Tt
Andeow Weer
Robert
Mary Herat
Inedianap
Viscar Es Fe
Courg Pine
Mer
Henry Gi Marte
Ateb Siett
Otis Root
Pawethoa Pa aPeata Company
T. Fanerar
Udye George Hi Owney
Auea
Ties Currney
tControler Ag
Roland AL Nichols
F. i
Nichols
Adbert AL Wiggam
Wiggam
Edward Joven
Hammidton
Wkuiirn
E. E. Scott
L. Fi. Hitz
J. E. Crozier
K. Johnson
L. W. Lory
M. K. Suler
Lyonald Dusbane
FL P. Vail
Finance Committee
EF. E. Scott
JC. Crozier
J. W. Tevias
C.N. Horuff
J.P. Niesse
Jd. Crozier
G. M. Daily
H. ©. Woolford
W. Mundt
E. P. Buase
Curtis Marshall
Patrick Lowry
G. J. Mayfield
N. Roeder
Ty. G. Francisco
Hk. Johnson
K. W. Cochran
J. B. McGregor
C. R. Johnson, Jr
J. M. Cravene
W. L. Ray
James White
W. H. Miller
J.J. Kasper
M. L. Guthoeck
John McGregor
P. Ek. Bear
D. G. Stuart
Fef. P. Vail
L. E. Hitz
W. H. Horuff
A.M. Graham
Animal Kingdom
Court News
Louis Sulzer
Museum of Natural History
Hera
Madison Safe Deposit
Kk. E. Powell
J. K. Weyer
Sec
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First National Bank
Indiana
Apital
Edward Kampe
David Johoon
J. P. Schelk
Nicholas Hocuff
S.m. Strader
David Johnson
J. * Weyer
Iemen & Mechanics’ Insurance Co
N. Horuff
W. O. McLelland
America
M. Strader
Mulberry Street
DR. Kinc
Adolph Schingeck
Buffalo
N. J
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