Local notes and social updates from Madison
Madison weekly edition lists residents with travels and illnesses, plus funerals, property matters, and club notices. Names include Edw Zeizer, R I Stanton, John Schiling, Grace Comly, G W Lock, Lyda Baglin, T S Brooks, Mayme Glass, Dean Armstrong, H B Voris, George Niesse, Will Stevens, Minnie Royer, C W Veach, Peter Nauert, Champ Katin, Edward Coleman, Michael Lonergan, John Sutter, Tracey Porter. Also reports on Madi son Todge K P and upcoming Pythian events with Grand officers visiting and rehearsals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Elizabeth
Cheorze Niesse
East Flrat Street
Will Stevens
Marshall
Walter Stevens
Famiy
Mill Street
Minnie Royer
Bryantebury
Hallie Royce
Jolly Haymakers
Eagle's Hall
Nodler and
Benson
C. W. Veach
Indianapolis
Peter Nauert
Jacl. Holzer
Baltimore Street
St. Magdalene
Champ Katin
Edward Coleman
James W. Haskell
Milton Township
Emerson Lemenig
Michael Lonergan
John Sutter
Jackasoneville
Henry G. Martch
Lonergan
Martch
John McCauley
Delaware
Ind
Tracey Porter
Otter Creek
Jennings County
Madison Todge K. P
Ernest Smith
Syracuse Lodge
Madison Lodge
Pythian
Gaither
Lewis
Wade
Castle Hall
Pythiao
Hanover Consolidated School Holds Fourth Annual Commencement
The Hanover Consolidated School held its fourth annual commencement at the Presbyterian Church in Hanover with orchestral music by Reld on's Orchestra. The program included invocation by Rev. Jas. M. Rabach, a class address by Dr. Jos. Clavell, presentation of diplomas by Supt. Jos. Hl. Hanna, and benediction. The class roll lists graduates such as Oliver Gingy Banta Verna Mikie Giagsert Emmett Robert Lawson George Maria Moss Clara Belin Nichols Maria Phoebe Shannon and Mary Glendan. Class colors are pink and white and the motto is Rowing Not Drifting. Class officers include George Wells President Edith Puil Vice President Robert Lawson Secretary Maria Shannon Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Consolidated School
Hanover
Reld On
Jos
Clavell
Hanna
Oliver Gingy Banta
Verna Mikie Giagsert
Emmett Robert Lawson
Gieorge
Maria Moss
Clara Belin Nichols
Maria Phoebe Shannon
Marjore Maria Siihammer
Mary Glendan
Beith Weare Pull
George Shannon Walker
James Leonard Water
Gieorge Dalton Weis
Hyas Flower Apeak
George Wells
Edith Puil
Robert Lawson
Maria Shannon
Mrs Brinkworth’s Funeral Service Set for Tomorrow
The Rev Virgi Thompson of Trinity Church will conduct services at Mrs Brinkworth’s late residence on West Main Street tomorrow at 2 PM. Mrs Brinkworth, lifelong member of Trinity, was sister to Mr Thomas Lochard of West Madison and to Mrs Tau Hubbell of Frankfort Ky. The children include Jamesbrookworth of Madison Albert G fhokwoch of Louisville Neihle Salterwhite of Frankfort Wy and Suza Byerly of Rudgewater Va. W A Hyerly expected to arrive tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgi Thompson
Trinity Church
Madaon
Albert G. Fhokwoch
Louisville
Neihle Salterwhite
Frankfort, Wy
Suza Byerly
Rudgewater
W. A. Hyerly
Frankfort
Banquet Honors John Tevis Bride to Miss Sue Cook of Indianapolis
A Madison society banquet at the Mivowaukee Club celebrated the upcoming marriage of John W. Tevis and Miss Sue Cook of Indianapolis. The event featured toasts and poems, with Tevis cited as a rising local financier. The couple will wed Wednesday at noon, April 30, at the bride’s home, Rev. F C Hood officiating. Tevis has purchased the W H Powell residence on West Main Street for his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Stanton
John Schiling
North East Street
Boston
Pendleton
Rev
S. Z. Long
Bloomington
Miss Grace Comly
Ontario
Canada
G. W. Lock
Indianapolis
Miss Sue Cook
Knights of the Round Table
John W. Tevis
Madison Safe Desposit and Trust Company
Mi Vowaue Club
Tevis
Mias Sue Cook
Herald
Howard Poweedie
Anvother
United States
Madison
Misa Cook
E.N Cook
College Ave
C:dente
F.C. Hood
Hood
Tevia
Mra. Clarcoes
Misa Virgini
Chicago
W. Hi. Powell
Mreane Mera
Pevea
Doughter
Virginia
Tera
Jefferson Street
M.S. W. Reed
Mr. Teva
Sudden Death of Mrs Sarah Frazier Harper in Madison
Mrs Sarah Frazier Harper widow of J B Harper died suddenly this morning from a stroke after a year of partial paralysis. Born July 30 1836 in Dorchester Maryland she lived in Madison since leaving Washington DC. Funeral at the Harper residence east Second Street at 2 PM Thursday with Rev Stewart I Long officiating. Burial at Fairmount will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Madison
Sarah Frazier Harper
J.B. FR. Harper
Nicholas Harper
Parper
Dorchester County
Maryland
Ava
George Fo Ffare Berng
J. Col. Harper
Carolyn Notch
Dorehhester County
Solomon Fradgier
Balimore
Baptist Church
The
King’s Daughters
Children’s Home Society
East Second St
Notice to Taxpayers on Spring Installment Deadline
Notice to taxpayers states Monday May 1th will be the last day to pay the spring tax installment with no penalty. If unpaid, a 10 percent penalty is added. Road receipts apply to the first installment. if not paid they cannot be cashed until after June Settlement when the Township Trustee has funds per law. Edw. Jeffries, Treasurer Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw
Jeffries
Jefferson County
Real Estate Transfers and Civil Suit Filed
Samuel H. Barrett and wife transfer property in the city to John W. Barrett with private consideration. Kimerson Lemen commissioner transfers property in the city to Barbara J. Rueder for 1000. Win. Hi. Powell Keira deeds to John W. Tevis at Vine and Main streets with private consideration. Mr. Gale Thomas files suit in circuit court against Peoples Trust Co and others seeking appointment of a receiver. A rear fence at Glags confectionery store was climbed and sixteen bottles of grape juice stolen from a warehouse. The remaining eight bottles were left in the box. Police report the robbery likely by young adults. juice priced at 25 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Barrett
John W. Barrett
Consideration
Kimerson Lemen
Barbara J. Rueder
Win
Gale Thomas
Peoples Trust Co
Glags
Currcnt Events Club Hosts Readings and Talks
The Currcnt Events Club met at Mrs Joseph Colgate s home with many members attending. Mrs M C Garber spoke on Meredith Nicholson and members read his poems. Miss Cora Mullen presented a paper on Famous Musicians. Marie Garber discussed Powell s etchings and lithographs at Herron Art Institute. Ben Milan, a Black man who was involved in a fight, was jailed by Chief Schuler, with court proceedings to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Colgate
Firet Street
M. C. Garber
Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
Lawrence Smith
Cora Mullen
Misa Marie Garber
Powell
Herron Art Institute
Indianapolis
Lida Sheldon
Ben Milan
Police Schuler
Monroe Township Bible School Convention Program
The fifth annual Bible school convention at Liberty church on Sunday afternoon May 4 1913. The program includes songs prayers addresses reports discussions solos duets recitations and departmental training with officers elected and a closing song. A short feature teases Dr. Wiley as the world’s greatest health expert with a playful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Church
D. C
Milton Mayfield
Mera
Chay
Williams
Carrie Rynearson
Anna Wood
Sree
M. R. Scott
Minnie Muth
Township
Glenn Culbertson
Will Denny
Beatrice Porter
Gladys Custer
D. O. Monroe
Anna Irwin
Sec’y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wvadison Herald
Herald Company
Knuteret
Fontomoe
Interolimne
Office Iil
Vas
Edw. Zeizer
West Main Street
Joseph Ton
Los Angeles
Cal
Lyda Baglin
Vevay
Columbus
T. S. Brooks
Fred Glass
Mayme
Dean Armstrong
Brooksbury
H. B. Voris
Rockville
Jas. M. Rabach
Thelma Weber
Itfard Duke
Nancey Coleman
Chester Watts
Wow. Walker
Truster
W.O S. Logan
Procipal
Mrs. Bp'ckworth
J. W. Tevis
R. T
W H. Powell
Johnny Fevis
Sue
Pon J. Tesis
John
Sarah Harper
Mra. Joe. R. Colgate
Foyereen Totehal
IEDC
International Harvester Company of America
Chioutporetea
New Albany
Monroe Township Bible School Convention
Paris Green
Dr. Wiley
Joo
Wiley
Ben Zoate
Louisville Times
J. J. Hertz
Mulberry Street
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