Train Bu siness and Personal News From Madison Area
Mrs Helen Cooney tested on the train to Indianapolis to visit herster Mrs HER Davis. Mrs Henry Lee and son John of Hanover rode the morning train to North Vernon. Miss Mayme Pitcher returned from Cadtooma and Washington DC after wintering with friends. Mrs DoD Weaver traveled home to New Albany. Clarence Duke and Miss Florence Santeri of Hanover obtained a marriage license. Miss Mildred Tibbetts, a Waynetown teacher, arrived home for summer vacation. George J. Zimmerman died at Cragmont aged 47. body shipped to Lebanon PA for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cooney
Indianapolis
Herster
Her. Davis
Henry Lee
John
Hanover
North Vernon
Dod Weaver
Frank Bott
East First Street
New Albany
Clarence Duke
Florence Santeri
Mildred Tibbetts
Waynetown
Dast
Sutmer
Bow. Hughes
Farmville
Kb. B. Hughes
Lucy Hughes
George J. Zimmerman
Cragmont
Vail Undertaking House
Lebanon
Deceent
Connersvalle
Joseph
Armand Rous Ana
Friedley
William
Anderson
Gilbert Dihammer
George McMullen
Dayton
Ohio
Lussa’ Kloestemyer
Brazil
Haigh
Clara Greiner
Columbus
Elta Sheets
Louis J. Diekhofff
KB. R. Stewart
Sweester
Grant County
Ind
J. J. Stewart
Canaan
Garlinghouse Delzell Couple Quietly Wed at Home
Miss N Delzell and Fred B Garlinghouse married at the Delzell home in North Madison with only immediate family present. Rev. C W Maupin officiated as pink and white decorations and bridal party provided a classic ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth N. Delzell
Fred B. Garlinghouse
Sam Delzell
North Madison
Rev
C. W. Maupin
Charles Galinghouse
Edna Delzel
Garlinghouse
Pearces Reach London After Delightful New York Departure
Mrs M D Wilson reports Rev and Mrs G W Pearce sailed from New York for London on April 3. Pearce, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church, travels with Mrs Pearce, Indiana delegate to the W C T U world convention in England. They expect to return late May or early June. Madison friends greet their safe arrival and voyage home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Wilson
G. W. Pearce
New York
London
Rev. Pearce
Second Presbyterian Church
Madison
England
Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine List Advertised
A partial list of ailments and remedies offered by Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co. The ad cites conditions from fevers and colics to rheumatism, catarrh, grip and malaria with remedies, and lists the New York address at Cornes William and Ozyn Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grip
Grippe
la Grippe
Humphreys’ Homeo. Medicine CO
Cornes William and Ozyn Streets
New York
Bluebird Harvey Faces Gallows for Four Wives Murder Confession
Los Angeles reports that Bluebird Harvey faces death on the gallows for confessing to four wife murders. He told hospital staff he is ready to die, claiming insanity at the times. An expedition will search a valley for Nina Delaney's body, as the District Attorney seeks life imprisonment after a guilty plea. Washington notes a cash bonus bill for ex-service men and a victory tax plan to fund it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bluebird
Harvey
Johann Hoch
Chicago
Nina
Delaney
Arch
Washington
House
Harding Campaign Stop Draws Madison Crowd
Senator Warren G. Harding of Ohio visited Madison arriving on the noon train with Webb Woodfill and Judge Carney. A reception at Hotel Jefferson preceded a Rotary Club dinner and an afternoon speech in the courthouse where Harding urged lower living costs, free trade, and a strong navy, opposing wartime measures and the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Ohio
Webb Woodfill
Greensburg
Judge Carney
North Vernon
Madison
Roe. Stanton
John C. Finch
M.K. Sulzer
Harry E. Nichols
Charles A. Wymond
Eo Haigh
J. Graham Ross
Charles G. Dickerson
Hotel Jefferson
Senator Harding
Wilson
Geroutny
Senate
Harding
Republican Party
Elks Band
Main Street
Court House
Death of Samuel Perkins in Fulton
Samuel Perkins, 69, longtime Fulton resident, died at his home after a short heart illness. He is survived by a wife, one daughter and a son. Moving from Hanover to Madison years ago, he worked at several factories and was well liked. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon with interment in Springdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Perkins
Fulton
Mr. Perkins
Madison
Hanover
Springdale Cemetery
Grocery Changes Hands on East Second Street
Louis Krue sells his East Second Street grocery to Captain W E Pratt who takes possession today. Pratt and his son Ralph abandon their Third and Cemetery streets stand to run the new store full time. Krue weighs future plans and may leave Madison with his family. A humorous note ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Krue
East Second Street
Capt
W. E. Pratt
Capt. Pratt
Ralph
Third and Cemetery Streets
Mr. Krue
Madison
Body of Indiana Youth Sent to Anatomical Society
Jeffersonville Indiana April 20 Mrs James Williams of Indianapolis sought the body of her son Lewis Williams who died March 11 after a 35 foot fall while escaping the State Reformatory. The body was sent to Bloomington to the State Anatomical Society after being held ten days by a local undertaker. Williams family had struggled to raise funds to move the body to Indianapolis and Mrs Williams was kept from the police station during the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffersonville
Ind
James Williams
Indianapolis
Lewis Williams
State Reformators
State Anatomical Society
Bloomington
Tachanapolis
Willams
Padainapolis
Murder Trial Denies Long Continuance in Ledford Case
Judge Harry W. Robinson refused a lengthy delay in the murder trial of Joe L. Ledford for Patrolman Thomas M. Giltner's death. Defense sought delay due to illness of Clem Wo Hoggins. the case proceeds next Thursday despite Hoggins' absence. Giltner was shot June 2 on Seventh Street and Broadway. Marvin Ledford faces accessory charges and was released on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe L. Ledford
Thomas M. Giltner
Harry W. Robinson
Robert F. Hagan
Clem Wo Hoggins
Robinson
Ciltner
Seventh Street
Broadway
Ledford
Marvin Ledford
Priac
J. L. Ledford
Corner Journal
Federated Farmers Aiders Organize Jefferson County
Mr John G Klein director of the tenth district federated farmers association tours Jefferson County with County Agent Doddridge and A C Baltzer to organize bull associations. He issues membership cards and urges township chairmen to recruit two workers per school district to sign up farmers. Ripley leads district with 1200 members, Dearborn 900, Jefferson aims to be second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gi. Klein
Federated Farmers’ Association
Jefferson County
Doddridge
A. C. Baltzer
Klein
Indiana
Dearborn County
Klien
Roads to Be Inspected for Indiana Highway System
Southern Indiana roads will be inspected by the state highway commission soon after May 5. The commission will meet that day and begin its tour to determine inclusion or exclusion relative to the recently designated system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
State Higway Commission
Indianapolis News
Planful approach saves time in housekeeping effort
System in doing the work is just as important as good equipment and the housekeeper whose work is never done is often one who never stops to plan out her work to save time nor tries to prevent unnecessary steps by thinking ahead. Mrs. Thomas Cadzow, visiting Milton, Kentucky, and relatives in this city, left for Cleveland, Ohio, on the train this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cadzow
W. W. Lane
Milton
Cleveland
Ohio
Baptists Organize to Raise Large Mission Fund
A detailed report outlines the New World Movement and the Baptist drive to gather funds for international mission work. It notes prominent pastors and church leaders urging unity to support evangelism, education, and aid abroad through a major fundraising push.
Telegraph Preacher Converts Converts in Night Messages
A San Salvador figure known as the “Selecraph preacher” uses telegraph lines to preach gospel messages to railroad workers and night crowds. His unusual method has led to numerous conversions with his wife leaving a saloon business for religion. The New World Movement of Northern Baptists plans to raise 100 million dollars April 25 to May 2 to fund expanded work in Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Ramon
Tate
Hatren
Tle
New World Movement of Northern Baptists
Cupid and Lovers Defy Walls in a Forbidden Rescue
A man hidden atop a garden wall declares to Marianna that Cupid has misfired his arrow and vows to marry her that night. The pair exchange bold admissions of love as the lover reveals plans to gain aid from her father and his powerful uncle to secure a future in politics.
Home Made Recipe Clippings and Odd Notes
fragmented OCR reads like a jumble of kitchen notes and stray phrases about a nonexpensive cat and cooking tips. references to dates latinate terms and nonsensical strings hint at a damaged page with miscellaneous household remarks and stray names.
Bio-feren tonic touted to restore health and vigor
An advertisement claims Bio-feren tonic cures nervous exhaustion and run down conditions. It promises quick, inexpensive relief with a dosage schedule and a money back guarantee if health does not improve, with pharmacists ready to supply the product.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mayme Pitcher
Cadtooma
Washington, D. C
Delzell
Mrs. Pearce
Humphrave
Tim
Humphreys
Manus
Ethel Bright
King's Daughters Hospital
Goodrich
Ina Uinskill
Miss Bright
King’s Daughters Hospital
Saya
Anatomical Society
J L. Ledford
Giltner
Association
Hoosier Home Hunt
Lupton Wilkinson
North
Wwe
Altehison
Suston
United
Les
Eorne
Peet
Patty
Pest
Beetie
van Stee Peeteter
Masry Daadyyer Wests
Austadt
Dave
Walt
Aldo
Cupid
Marianna
Mothion
Cormrbers
Roel
United States Army
Sale Deposit & Trust Co
Leading Trust Company
John W. Tevis
Liberty Bonds
the National Branch Bank
First National Bank
Wadison
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