Madison Herald Sprint: Local Baseball Result and Notices
Yesterday afternoon Madison defeated Hanover 6 to in a baseball game at Hannover. Mrs. Lee McCain and son Pearn of Cincinnati visit Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin on East Street. George Touts Appich to Helen Jane Leland wed in Madison. Long list of local notices including births, marriages, visits, and sentences for conspiracy to rob a bank in Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Hanover
Hannover
Lee McCain
Pearn
Cincinna’i
Wm. McLaughlin
East Street
George Touts Appich
Washington, I. C
Helen Jane Leland
Clark Mousa
Jennings County
Kath Corya
Jefferson County
Robert Wilker
Cofield & Barber's
James M. Shoots
Pontiac
Michigan
Helen May
West Madison
Fire Stopped At Madison Brew Plant After Near-Doomed Blaze
A fire of undetermined origin was discovered at the Madison Brew Company on East Second Street at 7 PM. Firefighters contained the flames with water streams, estimating damage under $1,000, fully insured, as workers dismantled the plant for a Columbus firm. Also reported is the death of Taylor Potter of Fulton at 10:20 PM after a two week illness from Bright's disease. Potter, 68, leaves a large family, funeral set for Monday at 2 PM from his residence with burial at Sceunesdale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Brew Company
East Second Street
Nedulibors
Columbus
Ohio
Taylor Potter
Fulton
Bright
Mr. Potter
William Potter
Delaware
Peters Farm
Chautauqua Park
Taylor
Arthur
Frederick
Bradford
Albert
Roland
Ford Beachout
Indianapolis
William Peddie
Nelda
Wesley
John
George Selig
Sgcingdale Cemetery
Troartis
Arends
Lutheran Church
Springdale Cemetery
Appich Leland wedding in Madison at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Helen Jane Leland daughter of Mayor James White married George Appich of Richmond Virginia at high noon in Madison. The ceremony featured a musical program, a pink and white decor theme, and a reception at the White House on Broadway. The couple will reside in Washington D C and Mr Appich serves as chief of the correspondence department at the War Risk Insurance Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Helen Jane Leland
James White
George L. Appieh
Richmond
Virginia
First Presbyterian Church
Chaurch
Meschines Oal Mo Graham
F. W. Craham
Messrs
Foopd Viable
Ajm
Graham
The
Brochub
Meme
Cadman
Carb Appich
Waller
Mayor White
Mary Leland
Mary
Madeline Leadley
Miss Latdles
Mater Leghorn
Carlo Appieh
Revo Wow
Leagan
Mendelssohn
White House
Broadway
Washington, D. C
Appich
Washington, D.ec
the War
PTA Meeting At Lower Temi nary Ends In Elections
The Parent-P Teacher Association held a meeting at the Lower Temi nary and elected officers for the Cotwin year. Mrs. Harry Charpeian presided with Mrs. Oliver thoiwager as vice president and Mindese Wand as secretary. Miss te di Hadious was chosen preciver TU to coordinate student activities with monthly meetings for children at the schol fawn ohee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Peacher Association
Cotwin
Harry Charpeian
Oliver Thoiwager
Vate Diese Dent
Mindese Wand
Te di Hadious
Abstiot
Saeamer Sg Aecoaittes
Jayda Tinka
Chammaan
Local births marriages and travels noted in brief
Born to Mr and Mrs W H Jones East street a son Kenneth William. Miss Mary Leland and Mr Carl Appich visiting for the Leland Appich wedding left this morning for Richmond Va. Mrs Andrew Keller attended Mr Nicholas Rousch funeral and returned to Indianapolis yesterday. Mr William Thornton of Tampa Florida is visiting relatives. Mrs Lee McCain and son James F returned to Cincinnati. Mrs William D Crozier of Cincinnati visited and returned with Mrs Charles A Bowman. John and Albert Dew left for Cincinnati after the death of their nephew Charles Dew. Lieut John J Niesse spoke to Grammar and High School pupils on modern warfare. Marriage licenses issued to Clarence Kasper Selig Indianapolis and Emma Lamont Henninger Madison. Francis A Zearing, eldest son of Harvey J Zearing, reported safe arrival in France with Co B 6th Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leland
Carl Appich
Leland- Appich
Richmond
Andrew Keller
Nicholas Rousch
Indianapolis
William Thornton
Tampa
Florida
Charles Dew
John J. Niesse
Clarence Kasper Selig
Emma Lamont Henninger
William Selig
Harvey J. Zearing
France
Francis A
Co. B, 6Th Engineers
Madison
George N Ashby Dies at Home After Illness
George N Ashby, aged about forty eight, well known on South Beast Street, died at his home at five this morning after a period of illness. He leaves a wife and three children Hurley of Indianapolis from his first marriage, and Winfred and Thelma Ashby at home. He was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge. The funeral will be from the East Street home Wednesday at 1 40 PM with further announcements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civatue N Ashty
South Beast Street
Ashby
Ines Wilhuate
Mer. Ashby
Hurley
Indianapolis
Mr. Winfred
Thelma Ashby
Me. Ashby
Odd Fellows Lodge
East Street
Juries Drawn for Jefferson May Term. Mob Hangs Negroes
Jurors for the Jefferson Circuit Court May term were drawn by Scott and Dickerson. In a separate case a mob hanged a negra nd his wife accused in the murder of a Georgia farmer, and two more negroes were lynched Friday night as citizens hunt for a fifth suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Circuit Court
Georgia
Madison News Roundup From May 21 Local Items
Madison on May 21 reports include train travelers to Cincinnati and Indianapolis visits, a real estate transfer on Dupont Street, a Red Cross drive appeal, and licenses issued to teachers. Notes cover illnesses, family visits, travel to Martinsville and Chicago, a tuberculosis case, and church Holy Communion plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Benham
Chelsea
North Vernon
William O'Neal
Joseph G. M
Dupont
Red Cross
What Is Worse Than War The TB Toll In France
Pierre Hamp argues war worsens tuberculosis in France with 400000 new cases since fighting began. Many wounded receive aid, but consumptives face limited pensions and little support unless proven wartime disability. Red Cross aid is crucial to care and prevention efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Hamp
France
Oman
Red Cross Rolling Canteens Bring Hot Drinks to Front Lines
The Red Cross operates rolling canteens behind the lines supplying hot coffee tea chocolate bouillon at a penny per man while exposed to shell fire. About 15 units remain in continuous service as the army asks to extend this aid directly to medical relief stations near the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
France
Kipling
Military Sanitary Service
Eugene Hale
United States
Hale
Yankee Front
Doan’s Kidney Pills Ad Claims Six Year Cure
Madison reader Berry Bellamy describes severe back pain and kidney trouble that improved after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from a local drug store. Six years later he reports no kidney problems and credits the remedy, priced 60 cents, with curing him. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Berry Bellamy
T. E
First St
Dean
Rovers
Mr. Bellamy
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Props
Buffalo, N.Y
Baseball Results and Market Notes From Yesterday
National League games featured Pimearne 5 Boson 2 and St Louis 3 New York 2 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 1. American League sides included New York 2 Chicago 6 and Philadelphia 5 Detroit 4 Washington 2. Cattle and grain markets show steady to mixed tones with receipts around 2 500 and cattle 150 head. corn and oats varied, hay steady, no. 3 white corn around 165-170, no. 3 yellow 160-165, oats no. 3 white around 77 1 2, hay no. 1 timothy 22 50-23 00. If remains the most unsatisfactory word in our language.
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Cimearnate
Boson
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Piiopurgh
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis Pastoral
Crest
America
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Chicago Atte
Cleveland
Eee
Washington Philadelphia
American Association
Louisville Seweree
Milwaukee Kansas City
Columbus Ce
Indianapolis St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ett AN Sa
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Madison Herald
the Herald Company
Iplane
Madison, Lod
Seymour
Harry Gibgon
Tracey E. Hart
Indiana
First National Bank
Tom Luckett
Luckett
West Main Street
Rasdio Corps
Mivy
Chrest
Lakes A
Flist Presbyterian Church
Herald
Royal Conceription Board
Columbus Barracks
District Board of Appeals
Chass
Robert HL Thomas
Fred Richardson
Paul Miller
Gilbert AL Winkel
Herbert Bo Metzger
Orie L. McCortuck
Clyde Taylor Griffith
Eugene Hoffman
Jeptha Ousley Mayfield
William Jones
Samuel Sauley
Police
Polie
White
Chief Sauley
Jones
Sauley
Mrr. Jones
Tus
Parent-Teachers Association Meeting
T. W. Waterfill
PW. Moody
Chiristian Church
W. T. Waterfill
Rockville
Real Estate Transfera
Charles H. Lowe
Culver Fields
Acros
Republican Township
William Patton
Citizens Building Association
James H. Nichols
Royal Rusk
Bon. Northcutt
Speed Davis
Graham Township
Effie Tewell
Cragmont
Aurora
Vail
W. H. Jones
Kenneth William
George N. Ashby
Scott and
Dickerson
Clerk Prewatt
Grand
William Cowan
City
John Demaree
Milton
Edward Coleman
Albert Lory
Lancaster
Jason Glenn
Shelby
Samuel C. Cochran
Petit Jury
Peter Carroll
Monroe
Adolph Wunderlich
Albert Keel
Thomas D. Logan
Charles Schn
Jacob Sherlock
Alfred Adams
Leonard Jamison
Robert Carlow
Andrew Manaugh
Richard Mathis
Philip Kahn, Jr
F. M. Thacker
Alonzo Kinder
Robert Fagan
Fordianapolis
Maude Peddie
Frank Adams
Vevay
JW. Arlen
M. P Sappington
Donald
William Halbgowahs
Carrollton
Martinsville
John L. Niesse
Camp Lee
George Giesler
Vernon Miller
Fred J. Miller
George McBride
Padianapolis
W. J. McBride
Manily
East Main Street
Casper Wilson
West Second Street
Sle
George DP Demaree
Cai
Chieegee
Demaree
Danester
Iran Hotfanin
Ties Fran
Blinehe Ryker
Springfield
Wittenburge College
Mrs. Doelin
Brandon
Glendale
Montana
John Strong
Pender
Charles N. Baker
Herbert
Memphis
Tenn
Samuel Steigerwald
Hattiesburg
Miss
New Orleans
Dell Steigerwald
Battery Bk
St. Michael’s School
William Craig
West Third Street
Robert Sims
Young Sims
Louisvillle
Nashvile
Sloan
Sloan's
Peteston
Red Croce
Omers
American Red Cross
Red Cross Rollins
Army
U. S
Navy
National
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