Madison Herald Seerely Edited by Igrald Company
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
2
Local couple earns marriage license in Madison May Day
Clerk Prenatt granted marriage licenses to Paulo Karcer and Duana Bong of Madison. Mrs. Charen Trollay traveled from Trhanapolis to visit friends, while others from nearby towns visited Madison. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Pets, with interment planned in Pendleton, Madison County, and several relatives accompanied the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulo Karcer
Duana Bong
Charen Trolay
Trhanapolis
Renitises
Pets
Dar Verra
Rotary event draws large turnout despite rough weather
A well attended Rotary gathering drew a strong turnout despite conditions. Speakers highlighted community service efforts and upcoming projects. Local leaders, including club president and guest speaker, urged continued volunteer work and fundraising for civic initiatives.
Spadison May 16 notices visitors and travel
The item describes Mrs. WoAL Bar and Mrs. etto Pope visiting relatives in Cincinnati and New York while others plan trips to Chicago and India. It notes connections among Vera Polver Anna Pope and Steergs Daughters and mentions local departures and arrivals with familiar names and family movements in the area.
Village trade and craft school figures in noisy coastal town
A mangled OCR style note describes a tug business near a Navy Artificer School with references to craft, a goat, and undefined local figures. Mentions of Dr db oP, Selena, Myrtle, and a May date appear amid garbled lines, implying everyday trades and a naval setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ucu
Oman
Fresa
Dreek
Jebus
Apvis
Navy Artificer
Mrs Charles Loos Dies After Illness at Home
The death of Mrs. Charles Loos occurred this morning at the family home on Canaan road after a illness dating from February. Born August 8 1860 in Fling Germany she moved to the area with her husband February 22 1802. Survived by husband son Charles Jr and daughter Miss Charlotte all at home and two brothers Fred Engelfried of California and John Engelfried in Germany. A Lutheran church member she was described as a estimable Christian woman and will be greatly missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loose Loos
Charles Loos
Canaan Road
Fred Bengelfried
California
John Engelfried
Germany
Loos
Lutheran Church of the Deity
Jury Draws for May Term Court in Madison
Commissioners Dickerson and Ott and Clerk Prewatt drew the May term jurors, listing numerous names including Cran Reed Madison Robert Page James Hil Bibb Salada Mayfield Joseph Dodder Graton James Lachdyter Sara Petturs Wan Pinkde Silvie James No Javee Malton Graham and others. A wedding notice follows: Miss Boyd HooNieserson marries Mr Wheatles Buck this Saturday in Columbus, with guests from Madison and Indianapolis, then they plan to move to Indianapole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Ott
Prewatt
Orning
Whit
Garand Jurry
Cran
Reed
Madison
Robert Gi. Page
City
James Hil Bibb
Salada
Creorge TL Mayfield
Crty
Joseph Dodder
Graton
James No Lachdyter
Sayrna Petturs
Wan
Pinikde
Siivrie
James No
Javee
Malton Graham
Phowedl
Corabam Foivoard Whoitum
Cieaham
Woilkim
Sehniebel City
Phebe Po Pade
Charles Wo Neder
Wai
Hestiggpeiin
Madison Seon Dew
Cisbriel Crafton
Pasta
Prank Mo
Uotherwood
Neaston
Bodward Mobacney
Gts
Vieebotay
Apoey
Henry Weg
Meare Slarves
Eharditeat Phaner
City Creorge Rebrett
Madie
Foysery Woeter
Viiton
Bones
Paroer
Sheaty Joseph Wettos
Cisrie
Pers
Meanroe
Vaughn McClure Couple Married in Carrollton
Relatives in the city learn Samuel Vaughn and Mary McClure wed in Carrollton with a Christian church minister officiating. The groom, an ex soldier who served 24 months with 18 overseas, hails from east Second street. The bride, nurse at Cragsmont, is described as pleasant and accomplished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Vaughn
Mary McClure
Carrollton
Christian Church
East Second Street
Sam
Cragsmont
Winchester Reports School Enrollment Change in Randolph County
Winchester reports a net decline of forty six pupils in Randolph County schools from last year. Cujon City shows a gain of twenty three pupils while Winchester records a nine pupil decrease. The data reflects district level enrollment shifts across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Randolph County
Cujon City
The Cinderella Hat of Madison May Te Miro and Mee Prank
An eccentric tale of townsfolk and visitors mixing in a chaotic scene on Walnut Street and nearby blocks. Names like Mrs Pilaker and Mrs Thiband appear amid a flurry of chatter about families, travels to New York, and a stray reference to a Cinderella hat shaping local gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Fryer
Sen
Hove
Apd Mi
Caeew
Endia
Miro
Wotan
Fesete
Mtr
Martin Wade
Bern
Fragmented tale weaves Madeline sisters and wronged hearts
A long, broken narrative fragment centers on Madeline and Gwen, with scenes of daily life, fashion details, and romantic tensions. Names such as Gwen and Madeline appear amid scattered dialogue and observed actions, hinting at interpersonal conflict within a domestic setting.
Why Old Newspaper Readers Think People Are a General Thing
The piece argues readers are perceptive spotters who divide people by temperament and schooling. It cites mispellings and media habits as signs of broader character, notes heavy reliance on stereotypes, and laments memory and patience in interpretation.
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