Madison News Briefs From April 29 Local Notices
A May 29 Madison report notes births and travels as Mrs. Jate James welcomes a twelve pound son. It records Robert Yucker of Jefferson County appointed by the Third District Hoard in Champols and a string of visits and moves including Mr. William Deller, Mrs. Ora Lusby, and Sergt Thomas Turner. The George Hoff man residence sale to Annie Vandolah for 1100 is listed along with a Democratic State Convention date of June 18 19. Funeral details for John E Ryker and remembrances for families in Madison wrap the notes.
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Samuel Barrett
John
William E. Deller
A. J. Debler
Terre Haute
Ora Lusby
Con
Hubert
Milton
R. Gi. McCoy
Lo BE. Turner
France
Thomas A. Turner
Aviation
Signal Corps
Annie Vandolah
George Hoffman
W. Main Street
Ogle & Ford
State Committee
Denison Hotel
Indianapolis
W. G. Rogers
Cincinnati
Oscar Kremer
Anna Kremer
Rk. McKim Company
Garfield
Mr. Woollen
Pittsburgh
William T. Seburn
North Madison
Ind
Jefferson County Exemption Board Notices Local Recruits
The Jefferson County Exemption Board mailed notices to Frank Clarkson Morris Sappington and Leroy Humphreys to report to Fort Harrison next Monday as the county quota for service. The board accepted ten men sent to Fort Hamilton except James Thevenow who was rejected. Five men bound for Fort Thomas will entrain May 4 instead of May 1.
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Jefferson County
Frank Clarkson
Morris Sappington
Leroy Humphreys
Fort Harrison
Fort Hamilton
N.Y
James Thevenow
Fort Thomas
Death of William F Watson in one 80th year
William F Watson dies at his daughter's home on Walnut Street after several weeks illness aged about 80. He leaves a son Oliver F Watson besides his daughter Mrs. Whitton. The notice also mentions Gus Watson, a captain in the aviation section in England, and a Chicago warrant against Otto Schumann for the murder of Mrs. Maude A King.
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William F. Watson
Whitton
North
Walnut Street
Watson
Oliver F. Watson
M. A. Kasper
Gus
Signal Corps
England
Capt
Kisper
Otto Schumann
Maude A. King
Guston Means
Chicago
Surprise wedding in Madison ties two families
Madison residents received wedding notices this morning announcing the marriage of Joseph Kasper of Madison to Vass Lillian Clark of Louisville Kentucky. The ceremony took place Wednesday evening April 24 at St Charles Borromeo Church in Louisville. The couple reside at 407 Shawnee Terrace Louisville and are welcomed by their families and friends.
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Madison
Joseph Kasper
Vass
Lillian Clark
Louisville
St. Charles Horromeo Catholi Church
Kasper
Shawnee Terrace
J. J. Kasper
the Herald
W. E. Clark
County Education Board Announces May Township Graduations
The County Board of Education set commencement dates in several townships. Lancaster May 8 at Dupont Saluda May 5 at Tryus Church Hanover May 1 at Presbyterian Church Graham May 18 at Deputy Shelby June 1 at Canaan Smyrna township declines a ceremony Madison Milton Monroe Republican townships undecided.
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County Board of Education
Court House
Lancaster
Dupont
Saluda
Tryus Church
Common
Hanover High School
Presbyterian Church
Graham
Shelby
Canaan
Smyrna
Madison
Milton
Monroe
PA. Coleman
County Apent
Local Social News Reflects Weekend Visits
Mrs John Bennett returns home from Indianapolis visit with daughter Miss Laura. Alferd Graves and wife spend weekend with his ailing sister in Kentucky. Next Sunday church preaching with B Y P A youth group at 7 30. Several Madison residents join Edith McGee for Sunday afternoon visit. Bernard Lehnert of Indianapolis visits family and mother in Madison. Harold Henry visits George Wehner. Robert Schoolcraft of Indianapolis plans move to Mr Toombs farm.
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John Bennett
Laura
Indianapolis
Alferd Graves
Kentucky
Our Church
Anna
Elizabeth Jochum
Josie Turner
John Jochum
Madison
Eugene George
Edith McGee
Bernard Lehnert
John Lehnert
Harold Henry
George Wehner
Robert Schoolcraft
Wn. Toombs
Pearl Cooper
Mary Catherine
Robert Welch
Cooper
Carrie Welch
Wallace Francisco
Arthur Francisco
Mechanic Street
Catherine
Jeffersonville News
Call Issued For 233,742 Draftees Represented
Washington reports a call issued for 233,742 draftees with every state represented. The note indicates a nationwide, limited express for the man who stutters.
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Washington
Madison Daily News Notes Local Travel And Trades
Madison columns record residents boarding trains to Richmond Cincinnati Shelbyville Indianapolis and West Baden. Local business updates note Pearl Packing House and City Market receiving new motor trucks. A DePauw Hanover baseball result and wage strike settlement also appear among community notices.
Watson, English-born Indiana mill worker, dies at daughter’s home
William Fawcett Watson born October 30, 1834 in Burley Woodhead England died at his daughter Mrs Eliza R Whiton’s home north Walnut street at 1 20 yesterday afternoon He landed in New York August 5 1858 and settled in southern Indiana He worked at Schofield woolen mill from 1862 until a few days before his death Survived by daughter Mrs Whiton and two sons Oliver F of this city and Alfred T of Indianapolis.
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William Fawcett Watson
Eliza R. Whiton
Walnut St
Burley Woodhead
Yorkshire
England
New York
Indiana
Schofield Woolen
Luckett Silver Anniversary Celebrated in Vevay
Twenty five years ago today Mr and Mrs William H Luckett wed in Vevay and the couple celebrate their silver anniversary at home on West Main Street. Citizens offer best wishes for their health and happiness.
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William H. Luckett
Vevay
West Main Street
Anne Martin Enters Nevada U.S. Senate Race
Miss Anne Martin, vice chairman of the National Woman's Party, announces candidacy for the United States Senate from Nevada. She seeks the unexpired term of Senator Francis G Newlands who died recently and will be a candidate in the race.
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Anne Martin
National Woman's Party
United States Senate
Nevada
Francis G. Newlands
Robert H Hall Dies After Short Illness at Home
Robert M Hall died at his North Mulberry Street home after a brief illness. Born October 6 1872 in North Madison Indiana, he served in the Spanish American War and in the Indiana National Guard. Survived by wife Effie and daughter Bessie, his mother Mrs Winsor Rust, brother Morton Tall, and sisters Minte Ridgeway and Lilian Duncan. The community extends sympathy.
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Robert M. Phall
North Mulberry St
Robert Morall
North Madison
Ind
David AJ
Laura NT Ldl
Tis
Bessie
Winsor Rust
Sumimitville
Morton Tall
Birmingham
Minte Ridgeway
Morgantown
Lilian Duncan
Montreal
Canada
Robt. Hall
Loteh Regiment
Indiana Volunteers
Indiana National Guard
Co. Fy
Onto Valley Eagles
Madison
End
Effie Schooler
Fanny
Two Soldiers Die in Balloon Explosion at Florence Field
Two soldiers were killed in a balloon explosion at Florence Field near Omaha yesterday. The dead were identified as Private John E. Davis and Vincent Beall after roll was called.
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Omaha
Florence Field
John E. Davis
Vincent Beall
Swiss gunners down German aeroplane near Basle
Swiss forces reportedly shot down a German aeroplane near Basle during daylight. The Matin dispatch cites the capture of the crew and the now controlled airspace over the border region with neutral Switzerland.
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Paris
Basle
Matin
Mysterious Tale of Siam Ends in Royal Beheading
In Siam a man named Lim spreads a tale of elephant fortunes and royal conspiracy after a mysterious burial. The king orders an investigation. a monkey is unearthed, proving the tale a fiction. Lim is beheaded for deceit and the conspirators are exposed.
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Roy
Hasain
Tve Fm
Bane Hind
Kitags
Hit
Lim
Thee Wan
Thee
Buddha
Holed Shoes and Dread of Decay Prompt Care
A vintage style pamphlet extols Benrece Tooth Paste as a preventive for Pyorrhea and dental decay. It links bad teeth to wealth, health issues, and social appeal, urging readers to consult their dentist and use the paste to protect teeth with preventive care.
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Jung
Ita
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