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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1915

Page

6

Madison items brief and local notices mix

Local notes report marriages and divorces, travel, and deaths. Frank Gibbs visits North Vernon. Grace Crri of Hanover attends. Mrs. Sid ney Haigh and Miss Mary Helen head to French Lick. A 55 year old Mrs. Jeffries dies at home. tobacco sales total 56 400 pounds at 84 14 cents average. Lena Burnside dies at 17 with funeral at Lick Branch church. Also mentions engineer Clarence Applegate snakebite recovery and J A Quinn Co winning Bloomington city hall contract.

Mies Tladeah Ko White Wirt Norh Vernon S. M. Ford Studebaker Frank Gibbs North Vernon Frank 2 Matthews Ella Matthews Solomon Sherman This County Annie Smith Sidney E. Haigh Mary Helen French Lick Jeffries First Street Ferry Street James Henry Robert A. Davis Shelbyville Ind Kid. Sieving Chelsea Grace Crri Hanover Henrietta G. Ray Webster B. Ray Henrietta G. Rogers John Mc‘irpor John Burnside Graham Township Lick Branch Church William P. Crozier Dayton George Tutt Louieville Fred Schwab Elizabeth Schwab Samuel Mender Evanaville Indianapolis News Clarence Applegate Applegate J. A. Quinn & Co Seymour Bloomington James A. Quinn Madison Catherine Quinn P. J. Quinn Indiana Asea

Red Men of Vevay to Observe Anniversary

The Vevay tribe of Red Men invites the Madison degree team to give a public drill in Vevay at 6 30 p.m. May 13. After the drill the Madison team will confer three degrees on a class of palefaces in Indian costume. The event marks thirteen years since the tribe’s institution. The Switzerland Circuit Court will convene in Vevay next Monday with Judge Francisco presiding.

Madison Vevay Tribe of Red Men Vevay Tribe of Madison Tribe Switzerland Vevay Francisco

Body of Nellie Wooten Gray Recovered From Ohio River

The 32 year old Nellie Wooten Gray of Wooton’s Landing near Hanover is found dead in the Ohio River. A fisherman discovers the body near Wise’s Landing about ten miles below the drowning site. Coroner from Jeffersonville to hold noon inquest. funeral plans unknown. Mrs Gray had disappeared last Sunday with her bed unslept and footprints leading to the river, believed to be self inflicted.

Nellie Wooten Gray Benjamin Wooten Wooton Hanover Ohio River Wise Indiana Clark County Jeffersonville Taff Mrs. Gray

Visit to Rexville Uncle Reveals Early Madison Days

Capt. A. D Vanosdol visits his uncle Mr Denngs Beach in Rexville. Beach at 90 remembers Madison history from early pioneer days, the first engine, freight by horse teams, and railroading milestones. They are longtime county residents with eight children and many descendants.

A. D. Vancosdol Reville Denngs Beach Mr. Beach Capt. Vanosdol Mrs. Beach St. Clairesville Madison Shelby Township Capt Vanesdol North Madison Beach

Death of Cyrus Cummiskey at Belleview

Cyrus W. Cummiskey aged 65 died at his Belleview home after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held at his home at 10 o clock with burial in Baxter cemetery. Pallbearers named Mesore, Benjamin Custer, George Reed, Isaac Chambers, Henry Kohl, Jacob Dilk, Edward Roberts.

Cyrus W. Cummiskey Belleview Baxter Cemetery Ihe Mesore Benjamin Custer George Reed Isaac Chambers Henry Kohl Jacob Dilk Edward Roberts

Property transfers and a World War I battle report fragment

Oscar G Miller et al quit claims 114 acres in Shelby township for 114 dollars to Solemnoa Hall. James A Grove and wife transfer 13214 acres in Hanover township to Jesse H Conrad for 7000 dollars. Cassine M Corya and wife sell 40 acres in Lancaster township to Henry A Hinde and wife for 1200 dollars. Havre April 30 A force of 4000 Germans across Veer Canal near Steenstraate West Flanders nearly annihilated by Belgians. survivors escaped.

Oscar G. Miller Solemnoa Hall Shelby Township James A. Grove Jesse H. Conrad Hanover Cassine M. Corya Henry A. Hinde Lancaster

Madison Junior Class Hosts Reception Banquet Dance

The Madison High School Junior Class held a reception at the Hotel Jefferson then a banquet in the west sample room followed by dancing to Montgomery & Perry. Decorations featured palms and purple white lilacs, with a large list of faculty, seniors, and juniors in attendance.

Madison High School Hotel Jefferson West Sample Room Montgomery & Perry

Postmasters Appointed in Indiana and Allied War News

Indiana postmasters Leonard B. McCarthy Carthage Joseph H. McFarland Farmland Edward Miller Ft Wayne announced. German submarines sank the British collier Mobile off Scotlands west coast and trawler Lillydale off the Tyne mouth. Allies capture Gallipoli town on southern Gallipoli Peninsula Marmora Sea. Mrs Bertha Faught returns to Madison after county visit.

Washington Indiana Leonard B. McCarthy Carthage Joseph H. McFarland Farmland Edward Miller Ft. Wayne London Mobile Scotland North Sea Tyne River Athens Gallipoli Marmora Dardanelles Bertha Faught Madison Vevay Reveille

The Hackstaff Case in Atherton Ends in Odd Escape

In Atherton a widow known for turning old houses to profit marries her younger employee. After a series of curious actions and a buried dress, a forged check, and a dramatic pursuit, Hackstaff is sentenced to death but is later pardoned as his wife survives a perilous voyage and reaches Bombay.

Atherton Youngs Jack Abrelstalr Wisdow Tackstaff Hackstamt Tesco Cies Slackstatl Unschstaff Hackstaff New York Mediterranean Suez Canal China Wackstaff Hackstail Hackstall Bombay Red Sea Gulf of Aden Mrs. Blackstaff Wenl Hackstalf Haelk Cntvo Howeer

Ethel Beatrice Ashby Weds William Hurley Ashby in Madison

One of the prettiest weddings of the season was held at 7:45 PM at the Simpson home for Miss Ethel Beatrice Ashby and William Hurley Ashby officiated by Dr J W Turner. After the ceremony the couple traveled to Carrollton and Cincinnati for a brief wedding trip.

William L. Simpson Ethel Beatrice William Hurley Ashby J. W. Turner Trinity Church Capt George Ashby

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