Madison area real estate sale and court note
Aaron Joinseon sold property in Du Pont to Chauncey Nederhouse for $1 053. Mrs Clifford McCorkle of Indianapolis visits her mother Mrs Mary J Lewis in West Street. Mrs AJ Dohler returns from Covington Kentucky where she assisted Mrs Frank Krediet. Lynice Chapman faced a fine of 1 for public intoxication after arrest by Sheriff Monroe and Deputy Kremer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Joinseon
Chauncey G. Nederhouse
Dupont
Clifford McCorkle
Indianapolis
Mary J. Lewis
West Street
Lynice Chapman
Alot Brocka
Monroe
Kreaer
Madison school contest rewards choir song “Madison My Madison”
Roush’s book store held a cash or trade prize for the best school song in Madison High School. Miss Mae Stewart Manville, a sophomore, won with “Madison, My Madison” chosen after a two committee process in the English department and booster group. Elizabeth Monroe, former county resident and sheriff’s great aunt, dies in Tennessee at about 75. survived by Caleb and Sanford Monroe and a married daughter in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rousch
Madison
Mae Stewart
Manville
Rouseh Book Store
This County
Monroe
Tniners
George A. Monroe
Elizabeth Monroe
Liv
van Aidlerton
Ape
Caleb Monroe
Brooksbury Road
Caleb
Sanford
Tihnots
Underneath the Hawaiian Sky by Fred Lucht Gains Early City Notice
Madison area composer Fred Lucht, formerly of Madison and now from Canemnati, writes and composes the song Underneath the Hawaiian Sky suitable for one step or fox trot. Louis Perry promotes copies for a Pan dance at Lee's hall Hanover tomorrow night with Perry's saxophone orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lucht
Canemnati
Madison
Louis Perry
Hanover College Girls
Lee's Hall
Hanover
Perry
Mr. Lucht
Jacob Lucht
Thrift program in Madison schools yields savings total
In Madison Public Schools thrift instruction and War Saving Stamps drive led 272 elementary pupils to invest $8,278.25, about 34 percent of grades below high school. Separately the Southern Presbyterian Church assembly in New Orleans voted 136 to 99 against federation with the Northern church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
General Assembly of
The
Southern Presbyterian Church
New Orleans
Northern Presbyterian Church
Memorial Day planning meeting at City Hall
A Memorial Day planning meeting was held at City Hall to organize a fitting observance. The meeting set May 28 at 8 p.m. for committees to report their plans, listing officers and numerous committee heads led by President M. T. Wilson and Grand Marshal SE Haigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
M. T. Wilson
Jos. Colgate
HE EE Cope
Treas J. W. Tevis
Secur
Jos
Lo Schofield
SE. Haigh
W. O. Ford
C. P. Richardson
Bayard Hughes
R. FL Stanton
W. Johnson
IL Horugs
Wood
Patton
Graham Ross
Wilbur Bear
A Boyd
Fligs Rob. Ireland
Dustin Ely
Frank Pritchard
Geon Dily
Chas Dloraff
ER Ol. Lyon
Curtis Maesbalk
Walter Caplager
Win, Barber
Chas. Qiehler
Hromer Long
Robert Wallin Ho HL Stophill
Doho Clements
Kk. Crover
Ab Wuuter
James White
PL Rycrardson
GE. Patton
Walter Eckert
Walter Gremmer
Rollin Turner
Greensbury
Centenarian Minister Rev Allert Vogel to lead Ohio celebration
Rev Allert Vogel of Couette Pennsylvania, aged minister in service for over sb years, to head Colum bus centenary Methodist celebration from June to July. The noted pastor, who began ministry before age 25, once served Bucyrus in the sixties and once visited for the cornerstone event. Local notes cite his humor and health regimen, with a dawn bandless May Day in Lawrenceburg. Thomas Bullock returns from Louisville visit by night train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allert Vogel
Couette
Tim
Columbus
Bucyrus
Methodist Church
Charles Barser
Lawrenceburg
Thomas Bullock
Louisville
Mask and Army News Amid War Reports in Local Columns
The article describes a fallen gas mask demonstration near a base, noting Private Arthur Sauer of the American forces at Mitchell Field and his overseas service. It also reports a nationwide Boy Scout campaign from June to June, led by Thom Wollim Gi Me Advo, urging community involvement and citizenship training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cir Sienatt
Beneween
Arthur Sauer
Welletonett Basie Co
Mitchell Field
Pacigee
Sis Aia Co
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
Thom. Wollim Gi
Citatns National Committee
Votin Tieaueuare Ters
New York City
Comumunity Assioy
Bet Citezenship Teauma
Maver
United States
Harey
Kane
Boyhgad
Tan
John J Morton Dies After Long Illness in Emporia
John J Morton born October 28 1832 in southern Trebana died May 1 1900 in Emporia Kansas after years of illness. His death followed a short service at the cemetery held by Rev C L Foster. He lived in Hamilton and worked as a tradesman respected by friends. He leaves his wife Mrs Morton and two sons and his daughter Mrs Henry of Emporia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Morton
Trebana
J. R. Henry
Emporia
Kansas
John Merton
Mo Kerr
Ro Henry
CL. Foster
Troava
Morton Camre
Hamilton
Morton
Henry
Empoda
Starch Plant Explosion Kills Nine in Cedar Rapids
Rescuers at the Douglass starch works in Cedar Rapids recovered nine bodies by noon after a dry dust explosion wrecked the plant last night. Authorities fear many of the score or more reported missing were inside the building and killed, with about ten seriously injured and likely to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Douglass Starch Works
Tias
Pitty
Attempt to Demolish U S Legation in Costa Rica
An explosion damaged the interior of the American legation in San Jose Costa Rica but caused little damage. In Washington officials advised action on the constitutional amendment granting women suffrage was blocked by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Legation
Costa Rica
Washington
Senator New Pushes Aviation Committee in Senate
Senator New of Indiana began a concentrated move to boost U S aerospace power by introducing a resolution to establish a Senate Committee on Aeronautics. The proposal seeks formal oversight and a dedicated body to coordinate aviation initiatives at the national level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Senator New
Indiana
Senate
Senate Committee On
The Girl A Soldier’s Love and Fortune Told
Billy, a poor youth, falls in love with a wealthy girl after meeting her at a hometown event. He learns she admires him but fears social class barriers, then plans for enlistment and farewell. A gypsy fortune teller hints that his road will be long and sorrowful before a joyful reunion with the woman he loves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Long
Red Cross
Madison High School Show Delights with Cantata and Glee Club
A Madison High School program featured a graceful cantata by the girls chorus and lively numbers by the Boys Glee Club. Standouts included "Down on the Farm" and "That Tumble Down Shack in Athlone" with solos and duets, plus "Lauashville Desires" by Miss Hannah B. Tibbetts. The High School song, written by sophomore May Stewart, closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison High School
Boys' Glee Club
Paul Peddie
Stanley Leland
Athlone
Chas
Dunne
Salvation Army
Hannah B. Tibbetts
Helen Crozier
Hilda Dunn
Daisy Ernst
Bertha Geile
Elmer G. Suler
Yillis
May Stewart
Patrick Wade Recovers After Surgery at St. Vincent’s
Patrick Wade of this city underwent a surgical operation at St. Vincent's Hospital in Indianapolis yesterday. He is reported to be getting along nicely. Father Guthneck was with him and returned home on last night's train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Wade
St. Vincent's Hospital
Indianapolis
Father Guthneck
Mr. Wade
Laughing Tartars and Golden Teeth Encounter
An artist who traveled with George Kennan in Russia recounts a humorous meeting with Tartars. They urged him to laugh by rolling on the ground to glimpse his gold teeth, which appeared only when he smiled. The scene ended with mutual amusement and curious fascination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kennan
Russia
Capturing Gorillas by Trick and Spirits
A traveler notes few gorillas can be captured alive when grown and recounts a trap method. Trappers lure apes with a bottle of crude spirits, causing curiosity and intoxication then retreat and return to seize the subdued animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Trapper
Fascinating Teeth Promises White Teeth and Healthy Gums
A promotional piece touts a toothpaste named Senreco claiming quick whitening and gum health in a week. It stresses low cost, availability at drug or store outlets, and endorsement by dentists with regular dental visits advised.
Also Mentioned on This Page
AJ. Dohler
Coveneton
Frank Krediet
Mise Mae Stewart
C.H Rousch & Co
MR Fred Lucht
Thrift
Aseri Svea
Fu Tehtcie
Efond Ethatist
Albceat Vogel
Atters
Madison, May J
John AL Zuch
Indiana Visercty
Uber
David Clark
Dental Vesoctitiaens
Mroo
Staten
Boo Creek
Han Beng
Gabriel Wiht
Sawaezerland
Phar Veoe
Ress
Beng Seabee
Mies Macy
He Parone
France
Boy Scout Drive
Jefferson County
Suure
Committee On Aeronautics
Mildred White
Aston
Jan A
Tartare
ZAGAT
M. Straderb General
West Third Street
Humphrays’ Homes
Medicine Company
William Street
New York
Hattie Ogburn
East First Street
Earl M. Ogburn
Signal Corps
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