Marriage Licenses Granted in Madison
James Ro Evans of Indianapolis and Mane Vaughn a Jefferson county teacher were granted marriage licenses today by Derk Prenatt. The report notes arrivals from California and names several people with varied occupations and a pending pastoral assignment at St Marys church as Father Boyer plans travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ro Evans
Indianapolis
Mane Vaughn
Jefferson County
Derk Prenatt
Wor Davidson
David
Boyer
Fither Boyer
Rivatayvelie
Rene City
State Highway Commission Tours Madison Inspecting Routes
The State Highway Commission visited Madison yesterday afternoon with Director Wright to inspect two proposed routes into the city from the north. They traveled in two large autos over the old State road toward Versailles, then up the Michigan road to Vevay, and planned to return via the river road to Madison and on to Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Madison
Wright
Old State Road
Versailles
Michigan Road
Vevay
River Road
Indianapolis
Closing of Dehler's Store Leaves Madison Regret
The remaining stock of A. J. Dehler’s shoe store is sold to his brother John V. Dehler of Seymour and shipped by motor truck this afternoon. Fixtures go to Wm. C. Roth. The Dehlers plan to spend time in Covington, Kentucky before returning to Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Dehler
John V. Dehler
Seymour
Charles Ziegler
Madison
Wm. C. Roth
Dehler
Covington, Ky
Mr. Dekler
Frank Kreidler
Governor Coolidge vetoes 2 3-4 percent beer bill
Boston May 6 Governor Coolidge vetoed the 2% beer bill saying its passage would be hypocritical and that passing it would not produce beer and any action would be treated as a crime. The silk industry of China employs 4 to 5 million people.
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Boston
Coolidge
China
State Convention charms with music and open reception
Wednesday evening program from organ prelude to reception impressed attendees with beauty and pleasure. Hostess Miss L G White welcomed guests including Mrs. Monroe Merker of New Albany and Mrs. L J Mansfeld who gave the principal address. Delegates listed from Indianapolis Evansville Fort Wayne Terre Haute and New Albany among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. White
Lovan
1St Presbyterian Church
Mansfield
Towa
Wingfield
Indianapolis
Maine
Steeg
Hitz
Madison
Orth
Terre Haute
Conn
Evansville
Merker
New Albany
Bower
Ft. Wayne
Thompson
Hilker
Leland
Regan
Wilson
Tibbe
Etta Mauzy
Muncie
Pickerill
Babb
Barbier
Masters
Connersville
Lennay
McDowell
Hall
Mertz
Rans
Logansport
Busch
Oscar Blammerstein on actresses leading pure lives
The playwright Oscar Blammerstein advised actresses to lead pure lives. He recalled a past actress who improvised and mocked critics by claiming she knew how much emotion to display after a failed scene. The anecdote illustrated his view of emotion in dramatic performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Blammerstein
Apoeod
Lamimerstein
Blotting Pad Reveals Secrets in a Tangled Courtship
In the Jerome house, Josie confronts Judson about a hidden blotter and a lettered love passage. The exchange uncovers jealous tension, a planned elopement, and Josie’s fear as Judson presses for marriage while she remains torn by another correspondence. The scene ends with Josie asking what to do until she sees his face.
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Bratus
Mr. Jerome
Tadeo Ferome
Hirself
Ferewell
Ste
Yeuers
Jose
Judson
Josie
Pred
Joie
Judd
Mell
Joieie
Madison May 7 social notes and licenses
Madison May 7 local notes report Miss Anna McBride departing for Indianapolis to visit relatives including Mrs John Manion and Mr and Mrs Ray Erion. marriage license issued to Chester Ashton of Paris Indiana and Miss Felene Witt of the county. Various residents leave for distant visits and return, with several movements among Madison families and a pending corporate tax matter before the county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna McBride
Indianapolis
John Manion
Ray Erion
Donnie of
Milford
Will Haumesser
T Street
Chester Ashton
Paris
Tnd
Felen Wittam
Dora Woltfeld
Frankfort
Net
Ol. Stern
Case Second Street
Anne Garrity
John Carrigh
Chicago
James E. Mitchell
Moe Donkin
St. Joseph
Ben Williams
Osgood
Charles Mullen
East First Street
Mr Mullen
Widbey City
Ko Fo Beoson
Mary PT. Ranwin
Idaho
Esteier Roberts
Pittsburgh
Ug Assessment Corporation
Af Corporatians Oy Madison
Biw
Suertte
Dart Wayne
Bane Dowar
Abeoad
Mitron
Esley
Memorial Day Observance Committees Formed in City Hall Meeting
At a recent city hall meeting Commipt Eris appointed multiple committees to organize Memorial Day events. The roster includes presidents Bayard Hughes and C P Richardson as secretary, with J W Levis as treasurer and Harry Ed Weiss as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Cope
Bayard Hughes
C. P. Richardson
J. W. Levis
Harry Ed. Weiss
Woo. Ford
J. W. Bishop
J. R. Colgate
G. Johnson
J. K. Schofield
G. Mo Daily
State ConvenilAn Otheers Fleeted and Delegates Chosen
A state select list names delegates for an upcoming international convention. The roster highlights key figures and appoints alternates to represent the state at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otheers
State Order of Pioneers convention closes at First Presbyterian
Members of the State Order of the Pioneer Daughters gathered at the First Presbyterian Church for a two day convention. Delegates heard reports on funds and hospital support, elected representatives to the International Convention in St. Louis, and honored deceased members. The event featured a memorial service, a silver cross pin presentation, and guest hostesses.
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Scott Cirche
Meuibeers
Dense Ett
Perre Haute
Jobe Cen
Evansville
New Albany
Port Wayne
OS. Cheisan
Fort Wayne
Dr Beowe
Caryest
Serre Haute
Maniatis
Serview
Win
Daughters Hospital
Prances Ross
Katherie Voss
Jane Miller
Georgine Cottald
Isis Bear
Frederick Bear
Paterna Lowry Coches
Sarah Plizabeth Dewert
Terre Hate
Qaother
Emma Scott Cinedo
Muanie
Bond
Kella Rottmann
Jose Partington
Terre Haute
Moses Cochrane
Madison
Dala Walk
Logansport
St. Louis
General Fund
Mansfield
John Cowan
John Coon
Evansyile
Hotel Jefferson Hastevetony
First Baptist Church Extends Call to Rev E A Shultz
At the monthly meeting the First Baptist church voted to call Rev E A Shultz as pastor. He currently serves as pastor in Goshen Indiana after returning from army chaplain duty and is described as a young man with exceptional preaching ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
E. A. Shultz
Mr. Shultz
Goshen
Ind
Two Bank Robbers Dead After St. Louis Hold-Up Attempt
In St Louis two robbers were killed during an attempted robbery of the Drovers National Bank at 10 this morning. Police recovered firearms and are investigating the confrontation. No further details on suspects or injuries provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
National Bank
Wilson plans direct contact with Democratic convention
President Wilson will communicate with the White House via telephone and telegraph from the San Francisco convention hall, remaining in Washington. No choice of personal representative has been announced. The note adds that toys as a whole have yielded larger profits than any other class of inventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
San Francisco
White House
Bluebeard Divorce Trial Claims Twist in Fatal Night
In a muddled report, James Walser vows and Mrs Oliver reboits are linked to a fatal event. A man seen with Mrs. Robert before her death is identified, while a body is found at an undetermined location. The case centers on alleged connections to a Bluebeard style dispute.
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Bluebeard Diaves
Aia
James Walser
Ohiver
Hady
Bypant
Vear
Five Men Arrested in Evansville Whisky Ring Indictments
Five men were arrested in Evansville today under federal indictments related to a whisky ring. Most are former schoon keepers active in civic affairs. no city officials have been taken into custody yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansvile
Indianapolis
Russia open to wide Russo-British peace talks
In a wireless message to Lord Curzon, Bolshevist Foreign Minister Tehitcherin says Russia is ready to negotiate a Russo British agreement of the widest scope. In Hartford, Gov. Holcomb to weigh a special session to ratify the suffrage amendment after emergency Week pleas. New York hotels employ three per sons to every five patrons. Holly trees resist insect attacks. Boots reportedly date to 07 B.C.
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London
Meg
M. Tehitcherin
Bolshevist
Lord Curzon
Russia
Hartford
Conn
Holcomb
New York
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