Local notes from Madison April visits and migrations
Miss Lucy Mae Dugan visits Madison this week. Sheriff Garrigus and brother arrive from Brazil with a patient for Cragmont. Mrs. Marion Pyle of Louisville visits her daughter on East Second Street. Mrs. Sarah Devore returns from North Vernon visit. Mrs. Robert Smith leaves for Kalamazoo Michigan. Mrs. Rachel Knoebel attends a Pocahontas Degee district meeting in Columbus. Myrtle Brooks leaves for Connersville after Moorefield graduation. Auto agent N A Kremer sells cars to Ora Hearn and to the Ackermans of Ryker's Ridge. Granville Ball is buried in Harrisburg Illinois after last Friday's accident. Carrie Welch returns from Kentucky visit with niece Mildred Schooler. William and Evelyn Fout and Henry Fout take jobs in Shelbyville furniture factory. Clyde Blackard resigns from EK S Scott, to join Har ry Hillabold in Greensburg. Jacob Schmidt of Farmer City and his son visit Madison. Schmidt once drove for Madison Brewing. Robert Burton & Co opens at 219 East Second Street handling poultry butter eggs. Engine No 34 sent to Indianapolis for repairs. two-car trains run from Madison station until its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Mae Dugan
Madison
Carrollton
Sheriff Garrigus
Brazil
Cragmont
Marion Pyle
Louisville
Jesse Perry
East Second Street
Sarah Devore
George Specht
North Vernon
Robert Smith
John Buck
Kalamazoo, Mich
Rachel Knoebel
Columbus
Degee of
Nicholas Ackerman
Ryker’s Ridge
Granville
Ball
Harrisburg
Ill
R. R
Carrie Welch
Walnut Street
Nora Schooler
Lockport
Mildred Schooler
William Fout
Evelyn
Henry Fout
William
Shelbyville
Indianapolis
Incal Station
North Madison
Court News Roundup of Settlements and Sentences
Court actions report out of court compromises in Taft and Archer personal injury and auto cases against P C C St L R Co. Will of Margaret Dow probated. McClelland fined 100 dollars and 60 days on penal farm for resisting an officer. Handlen given six months suspended sentence. Executors seek sale of Eliza Hubbard homestead. guardianship claims approved. Tomorrow marks end of term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Taft
Ida Archer
P. E. Bear
Sulzer & Bear and
Stannard
Margaret Dow
William
Blossom) McCleland
Alexander and
Kremer
Griffith
McClelland
Madison
Graciolus Handlen
Handlen
Francisco
Tie
Morrge
W. O. Ford
Eliza B. Hubbard
West Third Street
Kings Daughters Hospital
Springdale Cemetery
Sallie Lyle
Ophelia Larrabee
Harry Lemen
William Walker
Agnes Bishop
Parker Bishop
Pallbearers at the Funeral of Mrs Hubert Brooks
New York on April 28 reports six brothers in law served as pallbearers at the funeral of Mrs Hubert Brooks. In a separate item twenty three thousand garment workers are laid out here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Brooks
West Madison
Fairmount
Ernest Brooks
Charles Brooks
Anne Brooks
Robert Brooks
Alfred Brooks
Lawrence Brooks
New York
Evansville Senators Promise to Keep America Out of War
Fred Lauenstein reports that Senators Taggart and Kern pledged to do all they can to prevent U S involvement in any war with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
Evansville
Ind
Fred Lauenstein
Taggart
Kern
What Happened to Jones Delights Dream Theatre Crowd
Local amateur talent directed by Miss Helen Francisco staged What Happened to Jones at the Dream Theatre last night to a large audience. Paul Dowell as Jones and Edgar Demaree as the Professor led a strong cast in a three act farce with lively makeups and engaging performances. The troupe and stage crew received high praise and the show repeats tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream Theatre
Jones
Syracuse Lodge
Helen Francisco
Francisco
Ebenezer Goodly
Richard Heatherly
Marjorie
Ballarat
Goodly
Mrs. Goodly
Mr. Goodly
Alvina Starlight
Bishop
Helma
Cissy
Alvina
Paul Dowell
Edgar Demaree
Mary Flynn
James Garber
Howard Demaree
Love
Edgar Phillips
Nell Davison
Bess Davison
Ray Eckert
Carl Denton
Madison
Dora Isaacs
Fagg & Leland
Chris Kohl and the Ford Runabout Initiation Degrees
A humorous local profile recounts Chris J. Kohl joining autoists with a Ford runabout. His first crash was with a tree under expert instruction. He stalled on a streetcar track and reportedly moved the car. On Michigan hill the engine ran dry. a gasoline shortage was found after the expert checked the tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris J. Kohl
Chris
Kohl
Michigan Hill
Madison
Appellate Court Affirms Wells Circuit Case in Hiatt Death
Indianapolis April 28 The Appellate Court affirmed the Wells Circuit Court ruling in Daniel Hiatt versus Union Traction Co. over the death of Miss Anna Hiatt. The decision upholds civil action arising from the fatal accident involving the street railway company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Traction Co
Anna Hiatt
Indianapolis
Wells
Daniel Hiatt
Roosevelt Supporters Rally at Chicago in Delegation Shift
Roosevelt backers assemble in Chicago to sway the Illinois delegation from Sherman. He plans to address the Bar Association tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Sherman
Roosevelt
Bar Association
Reappointment to Indiana Public Service Commission
Indianapolis April 28 The re appointment of John F McClure of Anderson to the Public Service Commission is cast for May 1 at the State House. Gary Ind April 28 The School Teachers Union wins salary increases ranging from 5 to 10 dollars a month. The union is affiliated with the American Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John F.mcclure
Anderson
Public Service Commission
Lisa
State House
Gary
Ind
American Federation of Labor
Tender Teeth First Sign of Hyorrhea and Senreco Relief
Gum recession warning from dent al experts describes pyorrhea as the cause and outlines Senreco Tooth Paste as daily treatment. The ad touts whitening, cooling flavor and fresher breath with a two ounce tube selling for 25 cents. Sample tube and folder available by sending 4 cents or stamps to The Sentanel Remedies Company Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dental
Sentanel Remedies Company
Union Central
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mrs Maurer Heads to Knightstown for Ill Sister
In Knightstown Mrs. George Maurer travels this morning due to her sister’s serious illness. Chicago reports the International Harvester Company plans an eight hour day with ten hours pay in an effort to end a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maurer
Knightstown
Chicago
International Harvester Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clyde Blackard
EK. KE. Scott Wholesale Grocery Co
Harry Hillabold
Greensburg
Blackard
Jacob Schmidt
Farmer City
Frank Schmidt
Toledo
Schmidt
Madison Brewing Company
Robert Burton & Co
Mulberry and
Jefferson
Burton
Court News
Man
of Anderson
Fletcher
Oachet
Nyc
Centaur
San Francisco
Tibet
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
C. W. Jessup
Madison, Ind
Senreco
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