Madison May 6 1920 local notes and obits
Madison May 6 1920 weekly edition notes weddings licenses deaths and transfers. James Snyder travels to Louisville for a visit. Marriage license issued to Harry Steele and Alyne Yate. Divorce filing by Catherine Still against Carl Stullsulzer. Numerous train travelers and visits to Hastings and Rockville. Death of John R. Todd in Frankfort after Bright’s disease. Real estate transfers filed by Emmerson Lemen and Joseph M. Cooper. Frances Custer to Dr. Charles W. Denny for 64 acres. Florence Carr and George P Jackson 78 acres. Florence Carr to Jackson and Alma C Jackson 78 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Steele
Alyne Yate
George Parker
Hanover
Champion
Catherine
Carl Stullsulzer
Bear
Emerson Lemen
Joseph M. Cooper
Frances Custer
Real Custer
Charles W. Denny
Monroe Township
Association Completed In Smyrna Township
A bull association block in Smyrna township sold 50 shares at 10 apiece to Edwin Corrie 10 shares Wm P Steadman 10 shares John Thompson 10 shares John C Borcherding 3 shares J D Gabel 5 shares G A Wood 5 shares E T Shelton 7 shares At Marble Valley School last night three men signed for an association Indications point to another block being formed in the township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Association
Smyrna
Edwin Corrie
Wm. P. Steadman
John Thompson
John C. Borcherding
J. D. Gabel
G. A. Wood
E. T. Shelton
Marble Valley School
Death of John W. Carrigh at Madison Home
John W. Carrigh died at 10 o'clock this morning at 21 West Second Street Madison after a long nervous illness. Born in Madison June 1860s he lived there except for thirteen years in Chicago. He was a machinist respected by neighbors and friends a lifelong member of St. Michael's church. He is survived by a sister Miss Mary Carrigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Second Street
Mr. Carrigh
Madson
John and
Ridget Carrigh
Madison
Chicago
Mary
Whathey
Ando
Bani
Ms Carnmgh
St. Michael's Church
Madison native Melvin Eudailey dies in Indianapolis
Melvin Eudailey a well known Madison resident died at his Indianapolis home after a long illness. He lived in Madison many years before moving to Indianapolis about eighteen years ago. He was a local agent for Adams Press Company, later ran the Madison Laundry, belonged to First Presbyterian Church and Mason Knights of Pythias Juniata Tribe. He survived by a widow, a daughter Mrs Avert s Alling, and a son living in Indianapolis. The note of his passing brought sorrow to many in Madison.
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Melvin Eudailey
Madison
Indianapolis
Mr. Eudadeyv
Pssdet
Lorig
Adams Is Press Company
Second Street
First Presbyteriorn Church
Msdison Lodge
Knng
Obituary for Mrs. Sarah Adkins at North oater home
Mrs. Sarah Adkins died Sunday morning at the home of her sister Miss Ida Sisson in North Otter after a short illness. She leaves a son and widow Adkins of Rapley and is survived by Charles Adkins of Col. laughter Mrs. Rose Warren county. Funeral service set for 2 oclock Wednesday at the home, burial to follow at the eatery feet. A straw vote at the tech school shows mixed results for presidential candidates. The Syria Lodge Knights of Pythons charter an excursion boat trip Madison to Louisville with music, dancing, refreshments, and a good time promised.
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Sarah Adkins
Ida Sisson
North Oater
Adkins
Dove Adkins
Rapley
Charles Adkins
Col.laughter
Rose Aarvinus
Wes
West Fork Coure
Syria
Knights of Pytrons
St. Louis
Madison
Louisville
Excursion steamer East St. Louis to run Sundays from Louisville to Madison
Capt. W. T. Cosgrove of the St. Louis New Orleans Packet Co in Peoria announces the East St. Louis will start Sunday May 16 carrying Louisville passengers to Madison and continuing upriver each Sunday all summer. Moonlight Madison excursions are planned in the near future.
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W. T. Cosgrove
St. Louis New Orleans Packet Co
Peoria
Ill
East St. Louis
Louisville
Madison
Cosgrove
American Trapshooting Association names team coordinator
The general committee appeals Jay Clark Jr to act as consultal of a dozen amateur shooters for the Belgian Olympic waves. He may select members with a committee of trapshooters, entries due by June 21. Howard Reed begins divorce action from Ella May Reed. Mrs Barrett and three children move to Indianapolis. Mills College San Francisco reports a woman’s fire department.
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Amercan Trapshooting Association
Jay Clark, Jr
Belgium
Circuit Court
Howard Reed
Ella May Reed
Sulzer & Bear
Amuel Barrett
Indianapolis
Barrett
Mills College
San Francisco
Bearing Jiggi Strapped On Shoulders Transports Loads
A Korea description shows women and children bearing loads in baskets of wood and bamboo. A girl carries trunks on a platform while a boy helps, illustrating hardship. The Interchurch World Movement funds centers and a central union course to address women's and children's plight.
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Korea
Gregis
Bat
Madison Township Sunday School elects officers
The Madison Township Sunday School Association met at the First Presbyterian Church. Elected officers include President Rev. D C Aald, Vice President Dr W W Logan, Secretary Treasurer Miss Eliza Leland, Publicity Mrs Levi Ledger Wood, and division superintendents Opal Sherman Graham Lobrig Welby Monroe. Educational Department Hon. Joseph Cooper and Administration Department Frank Vail.
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Madison Township
First Presbyterian Church
Mills
Reagan
Culberson
D.C. Aald
Vic
W. W. Lo
Joseph Cooper
Frank Vail
Remains of Melvin Eudaily Returned for Burial
The former Madison resident Melvin Eudaily died at his Indianapolis home last Saturday. His body arrived by noon train in Madison and was taken to Springdale cemetery for interment. Rev. F. Q. Ballard of Hanover officiated. His widow, daughter Mrs May Alling and granddaughter Dorothy, and Mr and Mrs Harry Eudaily attended along with Knights of Pythias and Red Men members. Pallbearers were James White Horace Cisco H W Edwards George M Stanley Harry Chapman and Harry E Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Eudaily
Madison
Indianapolis
Springdale Cemetery
F. Q. Ballard
Hanover
May Alling
Dorothy
Harry Eudaily
Knights of Pythias
Red Men
Messrs
James White
Horace Cisco
H. W. Edwards
George M. Stanley
Harry Chapman
Harry E. Nichols
Notable Local Arrival and Departures In Indiana
Stephen Girard returned to Indianapolis this morning after visiting relatives. Harry Walker left on the morning train for Chicago for a new position. Mrs. Jesse Lory traveled to St Louis after visiting her parents. Mrs. McClure Dunn, visiting Mrs. C R Johnson, Sr., returned home to Atlanta Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Girard
Indianapolis
Harry Walker
Chicago
Jesse Lory
St. Louis
M. J. Bowman
McClure Dunn
C. R. Johnson, Sr
Atlanta
Ind
Thumb Cut Off At Sawmill Accident
Charles Shuck lost his left thumb while adjusting a circular saw at Capt J W Adams sawmill on the river front between West street and Central avenue about 11 am. He was taken to King’s Daughters Hospital where Dr Cook dressed the wound. Mr and Mrs Carl Bock returned from their wedding trip to Indianapolis and Danville Illinois.
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Charles Shuck
J. W. Adams
West Street
Central Avenue
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
National League games showed Chicago routed by Cincinnati 10 to 25 and Philadelphia defeating New York 9 to 6. Boston edged Brooklyn 2 to 1 while Boston beat New York 3 to 1. Washington topped Philadelphia 11 to 6 and Chicago beat St. Louis 7 to 1. Cleveland lost to Detroit 1 to 5. American Association featured St Paul 4 Milwaukee 1 with Kansas City 7 over Minneapolis 10 and Louisville 4 over Columbus 1. Toledo 7 beat Indianapolis 3.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
American Association
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Philadelphia Son le We
Pittsburg
Laughing at Real Hervism and a Soldier's Small Triumph
A fragment from Youth's Companion recalls a young soldier facing an awkward luncheon with raw oysters. He endures disgust to impress a hostess and a girl, seeking small personal glory amid orders and public perception. The tale emphasizes humor, courage, and fitting into strict social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erin de Cierre
Mangin
Rural Bride Receives Gift From Favorite Neighbor
An old lady in the neighborhood, a longtime favorite of the bride and groom, gave a present. Years earlier she had made framed mottoes from cardboard, bright blues and reds. One motto hung over the table: Fight On, Fight Ever.
Northern Baptists Plan Education Drive to Unite Families
Russian writer Maxim Gorky says Bolshevik rule lacks spiritual revival and brutalizes many, prompting the New World Movement of Northern Baptists to raise 100 million dollars through 10 666 churches from April 25 to May 2. The plan includes Americanization efforts, expanded community centers, family group activities, and a stronger church presence to counter radicalism and strengthen civic life.
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Russia
Maxim Gorky
Helsingfors
Finland
Gorky
United States
New World Movement of Northern Baptists
Northern Baptists
Baptist chapel cars extend New World Movement drive
As part of a $100 million New World Movement, the Northern Baptists will add several chapel cars between April 25 and May 2. Each car serves as a mobile chapel with living quarters for a missionary and spouse, stopping in towns without churches to spread gospel services. Since inception 218 churches and 358 Sunday schools were established, 179 meeting houses built, 272 pastors settled, 24 919 conversions reported, 8530 additions to churches by other means, and 18 727 scriptures distributed. The Evangel car reports 2 188 sermons preached, 3 993 families visited, 2 975 scriptures distributed, 892 conversions, 506 baptisms, 490 additions to churches, 5 church buildings erected, and 19 pastors settled over 60 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World Movement of Northern Baptists
Plan to Pay Sunday School Teachers Now
The New World Movement of Northern Baptists campaigns for 100 million dollars between April 25 and May 2. It plans to spend 282 thousand for 24 supervisors and organizers, 50 Bible workers in this country and 24 in Latin America, three Sunday school institutes specialists, 12 young people's work specialists, 10 state directors and 50 trained leaders. The effort is described as the start of a gradual change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World Movement of Northern Baptists
Latin America
Globe records 360 volcanoes by late estimates
A brief note states the globe hosts about 360 volcanoes by late estimates. It also mentions that Australian aborigines eat butter flies.
A Cherished Fee a Cherished Fee
Dr Allen Reeves aids a collapsed young woman Anice Merrill in a village then learns her identity and helps her recover. Anice inspires Pietro to craft a life like statuette, leading to Reeves and Anice falling in love and settling together with the amethyst ring and sculpture as cherished keepsakes.
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Phoomicrust
Verona
Sis
Plaster of Paris
Pietro
Owen
Pietro Enne
Moan
Allen Reeves
Anice Merrill
Doctor Reeves
Allen
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Anna Lawson
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William Lawson
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Eleanor Tevis
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Anna Brochschlager
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John R. Todd
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Bright
William [Todd
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Thomas
McKenzie Todd
George P. Jackson
Florence Carr
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Giifornia
John W. Carrigh
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Herbert D. Kovee
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Mary Noon PE
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Tech School For the News
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Con. Cox
Marshall
Moda Wilson
Th. Palmer
Kawaci
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Lowden
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