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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1913

Page

8

Local Madison notes report appointments visitors and licenses

Madison reports include the appointment of Moyne Martch as administrator of Henry Martch's estate, a marriage license for John Hope to Blanche Lynch, visitors from Indianapolis, bee inspectors, and travel for officials. Teachers numbered thirty nine appeared for license examinations under County School Superintendent Hanena. Civil and religious observances referenced for the community.

Moyme BB. Martch Henry ¢. Martch John C. Hopekine Decatur County Ind Blanche Lynch Jacob Roeder Aon Wilebur Indianapolis A. Lothapeich Walnut Street D. W. Erbaugh W. OS. Frazier John J. Hitz Indianapolia Winnifred Hotchkigsa Inedianapolis Prof. Hotchkiss Hanover Hanena

Court News item and estate actions in partition and sales

Court records show partition suits and sales orders in the Schneider case and estates of John Rein and Margaret Brauchazer. Appraisers, guardians, and executors approved property appraisals and deeds. Emerson Lemen and Michael Guthneck appear as counsel and executor respectively. Several real estate transfers and guardianship actions are noted with adjournment toward the May term.

Frederick Schneider Joseph E. Schneider Emerson Lemen Edward Kampe Parrick Lowry East Fourth Street Barbara J. Roeder Emersson Lemen John Rein Louise K. Rein Anna F. Rein S. Leland Rein Charles Fisher George Keller Michael L.guthneck Margaret Brauchazer Albert Kahn Anthony P. Gilles Peter Gilles

Farewell party for Clarence Lay hosted by Miss Mary Gerdes

Miss Mary Gerdes entertained friends at her north Baltimore Street home on Thursday for a farewell to Clarence Lay who leaves Sunday for Indianapolis for the summer. Attendees included Irene Lay Minnie Gerdes Helen Strong Frances McKeand Elsie Gerdes Henrietta Heck Esther Housefield Mary Gerdes Earnest Brown Clarence Lay Nathan Brisbo Wallace McKeand Otto Lay Roy Gerdes Raymond Bennett. One present.

Mary Gerdes Baltimore Street Clarence Lay Indianapolis Miss Mary Irene Lay Minnie Gerdes Helen Strong Frances McKeand Elsie Gerdes Henrietta Heck Esther Housefield Earnest Brown Nathan Brisbo Wallace McKeand Otto Lay Roy Gerdes Raymond Bennett

Plans for financing King’s Daughters Hospital in Madison

A special committee reports plans to raise $20,000 for a new 20 bed hospital for Madison Indiana Bethany Circle of King’s Daughters proposes forming three fundraising subcommittees to contact former Madisonians in Indiana and Indianapolis and to solicit business leaders. Executive, correspondence, and interview groups are appointed to begin the drive and broaden committees as needed.

King’s Daughter Madison Ind Beelow Madison, Ind King’s Daughters Hospital Cienthemin King’s Daughters Bethany Circle Madisoniang Madisoniang Ag Podian Pois Indianapolis Curtis Marshall John W. Tevin Rt. F. Stanton Marcus R. Sulzer Edward Ik. Powell Joseph M. Cravens Ik. J. Colgate Carrie Blankinghip Mra A. M. Graham A. A. Graham Fred Glass Ht. L. Ireland L. Ek. Hitz W. HE. Muller C. A. Wymond C.S. Powell

Local notices and travel, marriages, and river news

Numerous items from Madison report marriages and travels of local residents and visitors including Ben Hayes and Maggie Hott in Indianapolis, Marie Hunger and Rev Henry Hunger in Vincennes, and Mr and Mrs Henry Marteh in Indianapolis. Also noted are measles quarantines, a funeral in Indianapolis, the Lake St John river breach affecting 20000 residents, and the sheriff attaching the steamer Alma to recover owed charter money from Capt Carlisle in Louisville river trade.

Marie Catherine Huneger Vincennes Henry Hunger Henry Taylor Tadianapoe C. F. Watson William Metguinn Charles Wolf Stuart Aopadseneger Indianapolis Mra Finch Charles Klaphake Cinccinnati Henry Marteh Jacob Lustenberger Goshen Lake St. John Fernday Michael Lonergan John Sutter Cbacksonville Tle Marteh Tome Sheriff McKay Alma Samuel M.carlisle George Doubleday Henry Bottorf Doubleday & Bottorf Meyer Carlisle Louisville Capt. Carlisle Ed. Meyer Kentucky Doubleday & Meyer

Hugebach Bott Wedding at St Marys Parac House

The Rev J C Bauer united Miss Margaret Bott and Mr Benjamin Hugebach in marriage at St Marys parac house. Witnesses included Miss Mary Hugebach and Mr Frank Bott. An informal reception followed at the groom's home on east First Street. The couple will reside in a cottage on east First Street.

St. Mary's Parac-House J. C. Bauer Margaret Bott Benjamin Hugebach Misa Mary Hugebach Frank Bott Fischer Wagon & Carnage Mary Hagebach East First Street

Mrs Jane Brinkworth Dies After Stroke at 72

Mrs Jane Brinkworth widow of William Brinkworth died after a two week illness from paralysis. She lived near Main street Madison for many years and was 72. Survived by four children Nelle Saddlewhite Frankfort KY Sue Barney Bridgewater Wo Vai James Brinkworth City Albert Brinkworth Louisville. She was a Methodist member and respected in the community.

Jane Moore Indianapolis PD Bron James Moore George Peter Willick Fourth Street Jane Brinkworth Wolliam Brinkworth Main Street Brinkworth Madison Nelle Saddlewhite Frankfort Sue Barney Bridgewater Wo Vai James Brinkworth City Albert Brinkworth Louisville Methodist Church

Death of Madison brick mason William Calloway

William Calloway 72 a Madison resident died after a lengthy illness. A Madison native he was a brick mason and an Odd Fellows Monroe Lodge member and Washington Fire Co. No. 2. Survived by his brother Charles Calloway and predeceased by his wife. Funeral services were held at 2 pm with Rev. Long. burial at Springdale Cemetery under Odd Fellows. Pallbearers named James White S Grayson C P Richardson J K Weyer W W Crozier S E Leland.

Lucy Brown Harrison Brown King’s Daughters’ Hospital S. E. Leland Brown Madison L. & A. R. Co Madison Springdale Cemetery William Calloway Mr. Calloway Madigan Charles Calloway

Funeral Services for Mrs Lucy Brown Held at Second Baptist

Funeral services for Mrs Lucy Brown wife of Harrison Brown were held at 2 pm Sunday at the Second Baptist Church with large attendance. Burial followed in Springdale cemetery. Pall-bearers included Joseph Shelton Rolla French W M Quinn Thomas Jenkins Leonard Jenkins and Joseph Chrisman.

Lucy Brown Harrison Brown Kings Daughters Hospital Burns Second Baptist Church Springdale Cemetery Messia Joseph Shelton Rolla French W.M. Quinn Thomas Jenkins Leonard Jenkins Joseph Chrisman

Grammar School Honors Little Brooks Chapman With Grave Flowers

Pupils at the grammar school observed the birthday of little Brooks Chapman by decorat ing his grave in Springdale cemetery. Flowers were purchased from North Madison greenhouse Ford Hite and Son, funded by student and teacher contributions. Chapmans founded the Fred Brooks Chapman Library at the school which is maintained by yearly gifts.

Grammar School Little Red Brooks Chapman Little Graveau Springdale North Madison Ford Hite & Son John Chapman Fred Brooks Chapman Sveral

Indiana Couple Weds at Christian Church Parsonage

Mr. Kirby W Lay of Indiana polis marries Miss Laura L Strong at 10 this morning in the Christian Church parsonage. Rev F B Smith officiates as the couple plans to reside in Indianapolis with well wishes for long life happiness and prosperity.

Kirby W. Lay Indianapolis Laura L. 5. Strong Chrisian Church F. B. Smith John Vi. Strong Indianaspolis

Mr and Mrs Raymond Thomas Host Hoosier Club Evening

Mr and Mrs Raymond Thomas entertained Hoosier Club members at their east First Street home. The club orchestra provided music followed by refreshments by Mrs Thomas. A notable musical feature was a duet by Walter Roy Stewart and Cal Callaway.

Raymond Thomas Hoosier Club East First Street Thomas Wale Ter Roy Stewart Cal, Callaway

Korbly Sends Wry Telegram After Post Office Contest

Rep Korbly returns from New York and telegrams Robert E. Springer, congratulating the winner Moore, saying he helped prevent the loss though he did not love the victor less.

New York Korbly Indianapolis Robert E. Springstein Leas Moore

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M. J. Harding Cincinnati Franklin George Abel Indiana State Board of Health Arthur McGive McGiee Monroe Township Susan Maurer Sacred Heart Church Cynl Kimmel Holy Table Kate Roeder Carrollton Hattie Brown Katherine Roeder St. John’s Church A. M. Taff Martie A. M. Blake Harry Cope Vaif Court News John Louise K Anna E. Rein Katherine C. Schneider Lucy E. Polk Et al John E. Polk Graham Township Edward Conaway Delana C., Bear Main At THE Zeirath Zeirath Club Monroe Lodge C. F Odd Fellows Boon Elijah Smith Sam Hill O. E. Ragadale 1. L. Lodge Wm. C. Roth A. H. Lytle F. M Elmer E. Scott Gen Fin Egypt J.C. Saltamann St. Paul Zurich William Dehter Terre Haute Ben 4 Haye Maggie Hott Laura d., Strong Frank Lauer Kewanee, TH Colonial Dan Board of Health Jesse Paul Anelo Stella Noble Tndianapolis Paaugh Paugh Nell Gordon Big Cry J. T. Bauer Philadelphia Pythian Meeting Pythian County New Castle Thall Pythian Madison Lodge Loniforma Pythian Cretee Fred Brooke Chapman Indianapolitan MR. and Mrs F. F
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