Madison Herald May 22 1919 Local Notices
Birth announcements report a son for Mr and Mrs Mason Kidwell of Wirt and a son Richard Franklin for Mr and Mrs Earl Garberson formerly Virginia Benson. Miss Leona and Irene Baker depart Defiance Ohio after visits with Miss Helen Lauer. Mrs F H Sheets and family return from Cincinnati after Matthias Ackerman funeral. William Leep and Luke Martin wedding noted in Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Kidwell
Wirt
Leona
Irene Baker
Helen Lauer
Defiance
Ohio
Richard Franklin
Earl Garberson
William Leep
Fisher Ridge
Luke Martin
Madison
Johnson
Edw. Berry
Carrollton
Milton News
County Board of Equalization Appoints Members for June Session
Judge Griffith names Robert Manville and George T. May to join County Auditor Dibler Treasurer Danner and Assessor McClelland on the county board of equalization. They will meet at the courthouse on Monday June 2 for a 40 day session to review assessments and inspect property class variations to ensure fair equalization. Real estate valuations from this session will stand for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Griffith
Robert Manville
George T. Mayfield
County Board of Equalization
Dibler
Danner
McClelland
Court House
Board of Review
Funeral of Miss Mary Huge Back
The funeral was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from the Lutheran Church with Rev. B. Arends officiating. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended. Floral offerings reflected high esteem. Interment followed at Springdale cemetery with pallbearers Robert McLaughlin Homer Tewell Clyde Grace David Bowman H Bowman Albert Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hugeback
Lutheran Church
B. Arends
Springdale Cemetery
Messrs
Robert McLaughlin
Homer Tewell
Clyde Grace
City
David Bowman
Louisville
H. Bowman
Albert Bowman
Hunter's Bottom
Real Estate Transfers in Kent Madison Township
Nancy Ramsey transfers property in Kent to Jacob Eppley for $1. Andrew Augustin sells west Main street property to Frederick Kalb and wife for $3 950. Bear Bros factory at Plum and First streets with building machinery and stock passes from D C Bear and wife to W H Miller and Sons for $3 000. William Culver and wife deed 80 acres in Madison township to Franklin Culver for $1. Sarah Passwater transfers 10 acres in Graham township to Maud E Plake for $260. Anthony Brinson and wife transfer 38 acres in Madison township to Cora F Brinson for $1 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Ramsey
Jacob Eppley
Kent
Andrew Augustin
Frederick Kalb
West Main Street
D. C. Bear
W. H. Miller & Sons
Bear Bros
Plum
First Streets
William Culver
Franklin Culver
Madison Township
Sarah Passwater
Maud E. Plake
Graham Township
Anthony Brinson
Cora F. Brinson
Real Estate Transfers Reported for Lancaster Township and City
William F. Hamilton and wife transfer 44 acres in Lancaster township to Cecil B. Cravens for 1600 dollars. Clifford L. Ach and wife convey a one third interest in eight city properties to Bernia H. Ach for 2500 dollars. Berpis H. and Arthur Ach sell property on Praghyrian avenue to Marcus R. Suleer for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hamilton
Cecil B. Cravens
Lancaster Township
Clifford L. Ach
Bernia H. Ach
Berpis H
Arthur Ach
Marcus R. Suleer
Praghyrian Avenue
Local visitors from China feature in Herald report on Arthur Brown
Mrs Fannie Brown, her son Arthur and Mrs E J Brown of China visited The Herald office. Arthur Brown, 43, has suffered since age seven from a crippling white swelling disease. He uses a wheelchair, sews, knits, and recently made a silk quilt. He remains cheerful, studies daily happenings, and believes in living without worry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Brown
Arthur
E. J. Brown
China
Herald Office
Arthur Brown
Mr. Brown
Importance of perceptual truths in observing nature
The text argues that impressions of energy, growth, and motion in objects reveal deeper truths than precise measurements. It favors talkative, observable features of a tree’s form and history over exact structural details, claiming narratives about time and change outweigh static scientific data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boheath
Aoerng
Trent
Historieu Joon
Quiet donor backs Red Cross with monthly tithe
A small, elderly man at Union Station secretly donates to the Red Cross. He hands a $20 bill and asks for $16.98 to be given as his monthly tithe, quietly pleased and unseen. He refuses to reveal his identity, simply saying the money is his time to give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Station
Red Cross
Indianapolis News
Italians Renounce Fiume Claim Seek Zara and Quicksilver
The Italians drop any claim to Fiume and demand possession of Zara and the quicksilver mines at Iehoria. The shift signals a broader revision of territorial aims in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiume
Zara
Iehoria
Local social notes from Madison amid travel and enlistments
Miss Aldene Meyer of Bennington left for Indianapolis to visit. Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cline and children left for Winsor Missouri to visit relatives. Mrs George Wagner returned to Indianapolis after visiting homefolks. Miss Elizabeth and Miss Margaret Kasper returned from four months with their brother Dr A F Kasper in Miami Florida. Mrs Horace Robertson and daughter Elizabeth of Seattle arrived for a visit with Mrs Henry Wilson on Poplar street. Rev S Read McAlpin left for Denver to attend the Northern Baptist Convention as delegate from the First Baptist Church. Raymond S Perry of Madison and John W King of Hanover enlisted with Sergt Beach Saturday to complete their enlistments, for cavalry in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldene Meyer
Bennington
Indianapolis
Roscoe Cline
Winsor
George Wagner
Elizabeth
Margaret Kasper
A. F. Kasper
Miami
Florida
Horace Robertson
Seattle
Washington
Major Apron Company to Locate Factory in Madison
J A Scheyer and H G Brandau of the Major Apron Company plan a Madison factory. The former W Trow coopery on South Elm will house the plant with initial staff of about ingly 10 workers, rising as operations begin. Brandau moves to Madison this week, Scheyer to split time between Chicago and Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. A. Scheyer
H. G. Brandau
Chicago
Madison
W. Trow Co
Cooper Shop
South Elm Street
Twil
Scheyer
Brandau
Louis Chevrolet Enters Liberty Sweepstakes At Indianapolis
Louis Chevrolet, veteran driver, filed his entry for the 600 mile Liberty Sweepstakes at Indianapolis on May 31. He shares senior status with Ralph Mulford and hints at the car’s mechanics while keeping the machine’s name undisclosed.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Louis Chevrolet
Ralph Mulford
Indianapolis Speedway
Snyder Landscapes on exhibit at Meyer's window
Two W. M. Snyder autumn landscape paintings are shown in the window of Edw. J. Meyer’s store and will be on view through Sunday. The works display fine detail and steady master hand, created for a Newark art dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Snyder
Edw. J. Meyer
Newark
Juries Drawn for May Term of Jefferson Circuit Court
Jury commissioners Scott and Dickerson selected grand and petit juries for the Jefferson Circuit Court May term. Grand Jury members include Wm Joyce Smyrna James W Banta Smyrna Francia D Miller Lancaster Louia C Protsman Republican Fletcher Burness Shelby Jacob Vath Hanover. Petit Jury lists Ira M Still Walter H Kahn Fletcher Murphy Jesse F Salyers John W Alten Charles E Nay Samuel H Thompson Alfred D Chandler James Sanford Jacob Caswell Robert E Manville Elijah Joyce Reserves include Thomas L Johnson Gus Fritzler Stephen Foltz Oliver Bush Samuel M Strader Fred Crafton Wm O Wykoff Oliver Eaglin Wm H Heath John C Borcherding James Martin Thomas F Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott and
Dickerson
Prewatt
Jefferson Circuit Court
Grand Jury
Wm. Joyce
Smyrna
James W. Banta
Francia D. Miller
Lancaster
Louia C. Protsman
Fletcher Burness
Shelby
Jacob Vath
Hanover
Petit Jury
Ira M. Still
Walter H. Kahn
City
Fletcher Murphy
Monroe
Jesse F. Salyers
John W. Alten
Charles E. Nay
Graham
Samuel H. Thompson
Alfred D. Chandler
James Sanford
Jacob Caswell
Milton
Robert E. Manville
Elijah Joyce
Thomas L. Johnson
Gus Fritzler
Stephen Foltz
Oliver Bush
Samuel M. Strader
Fred Crafton
Saluda
Wm O. Wykoff
Oliver Eaglin
Wm. H. Heath
John C. Borcherding
James Martin
Thomas F. Blake
Ida Engel Rites Held At St Michael Church Madison
The remains of Miss Ida Engel arrived in Madison from Cincinnati with her mother and relatives. A Requiem High Mass was offered at St. Michael's Church with a sermon honoring the deceased. Interment followed at Springdale Cemetery, pallbearers named and floral tributes from Madison and Cincinnati marked the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Engel
Madison
Josephine Tarpy
South Walnut Street
St. Michael's Church
M. L. Guthneck
Father Guthneck
St. Michael's Choir
Joseph Horut
Cincinnati
Springdale
Messrs
Doan's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health
An alarm to watch for kidney trouble urges rest and careful living. Madison resident Eliza J. Iddings reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills, priced 60c at dealers, recommended by Foster Milburn Co. Also notes Vincent Walsh McLean, son of the Cincinnati Enquirer owner, killed by an auto near his Washington home while his parents were in Louisville.
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Doan
Madison
Eliza J. Iddings
Second St
Dean
Vincent Walsh McLean
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington, D. C
Louisville
Great Britain
Local Notes From Madison Travel And Meetings
Miss Kate Martch returned on last night’s train from a visit with her sister Mrs Charles Klap hake. Mrs Mary C Tandy left this morning for Fort Wayne after visiting in Owenton Kentucky. Dr H P McKennd left for Indianapolis to attend the State Dental Association meeting. Mrs M H Cochrane Jr returned from Rochester New York where she was called by her father’s death. Dr J J Rapp also went to Indianapolis for the State Dental Association session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Martch
Charles Klaphake
Mary C. Tandy
Owenton
Fort Wayne
H. P. McKennd
Indianapolis
State Dental Association
M. H. Cochrane, Jr
Rochester
N. Y
J. J. Rapp
Giant raft in Sweden towed to Denmark floats logs
A massive raft built in Phieparenda Sweden measures 387 feet long and 66 feet wide and rides 10 feet above water with space below. It is designed to carry a large log cargo to Copentauren Denmark and was assembled by students using timber and steel cables.
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Phieparenda
Sweden
Copentauren
Denmark
de Agarbhe
Corey
Tng
Odarge
Eersdats
Seyety Tan
Alexander the Great as He Returned to Baseball
Fragmentary OCR describes a revival of interest in the legendary Alexander the Great and his imagined return to baseball. The garbled text mentions teams, places, and historical figures, with references to beer, city life, and mosquitoes. The piece blends mythic heroism with a spoof of American sports culture.
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Alexander the Great
Beware of Oini ments For Gatabah Mercury
Warning against patent medicines stating mercury toxicity and harm. Claims Hall's Catarrh Remedy from F J Cheney & Co Toledo contains no mercury. Advises ensuring genuine product and urges purchase through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Xu Layng
Foledo
Ohio
d.Cheney & Co
Has Good Word For Snake In Education Campaign
Allen B. Williams, president of the Reptile Society of America, urges snake conservation at a New York banquet. He argues nonpoisonous snakes aid food production by destroying pests and proposes teaching their value in farm schools and agricultural colleges. He even suggests placing one or two snakes in every household as a beneficial pets and pest control, while condemning the killing of harmless snakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen B. Williams
Reptile Society of America
New York
Society
Williams
Punkah Systems Dominate Aden Warm Season Ventilation
In Aden Arabia, electric fans are scarce and a punkah system serves as the main cooling method. A punkah walla earns about 3.50 dollars monthly, working eight to nine hours daily, with a team of three needed during peak heat to operate the ceiling ropes and provide steady air flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aden
Arabia
Pioneer in Her Profession Elizabeth Blackwell’s trailblazing medical career
The first U S woman physician Elizabeth Blackwell earned her M D at Geneva New York seventy years ago. Born in Bristol England she faced rejection from many medical schools before a Geneva college admitted her. She studied in Europe practiced in hospitals, then opened a New York infirmary for women and children and founded a women’s medical college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Elizabeth Blackwell
Geneva
N. Y
Miss Blackwell
Bristol
England
Canada
Aittle Medical College
Playing card badges mark regiments in war effort
The London Chronicle notes soldiers pressing playing cards into war service. New sleeve cloth badges show the familiar club spade heart and diamond as regiment marks, with each company assigned a color. Other badges are removed before going over the top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trench
The
London Chronicle
Three Kinds of Stones in a Geography Lesson
A Bedford area geography lesson ends with a quip as a pupil names stone types. The teacher demonstrates shale and its uses while students view a sample. Fred adds humor by mentioning whee stones grindstones and tombstones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford End
Fred
Indianapolis News
Little House in the Wood Bride Surprise
Edwin Witham reads a Yokum Daily ad for Little House in the Wood owned by Eunice Loveless. He travels to Yokum, meets Eunice, views the property, and a gambling debt on her horse exposes their budding romance. He promises to buy and proposes, making the house theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Witham
Harvard
Yokum Daily
Misa Eunice Loveless
Eunice Loveless
Yokum
Miss Eunice Loveless
Eunice Love- Joas
Navy
Jose Sen
Junior
Nps
Mr. Witham
Eunice Fearie
Wood
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Louis Chevorlet
Walter Kahn
Joseph Horuff
Joseph J. Hertz
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