Madison Chronicle notices and accidents 1920
Local items report marriages in Madison with licenses issued to Earl Barton and Neil Hardamon and to Earl Priest and Y Dean. Fire destroys a Paynesville area home. multiple auto crashes near Hanover injure several. a lightning strike damages a Harleigh home and injures Mrs. Trains and her daughter Theresa. Deputy sheriff Leona Yeazell appointed, first woman in Clark county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schneider
Walnut Street
Indianapolis
Ida McCarty
Whibeth Warren
McCarty
Earl Barton
Neil Harda
Clark County
Earl Priest
Mise Y Dean
Bethicher
Judge Griffith
J HL Barnard
William Nicessetas
Weinefeld
West May Street
Gren
Niessen
Fone
Herald Force
Poolman
J. Maddox
Paynesville
Saedla
Macias
W. Leona Yeazell
Shart
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Ipa
Mrs Caroline Schuler dies after long illness at 77
Mrs Caroline Schuler widow of Jacob Schuler and a longtime Madison resident died this morning at her north Walnut Street home after a months long confinement with illness. Born February 14 1844 in Germany she immigrated to the United States as a child and raised her family here. She leaves three sons and three daughters and several siblings and was a member of St Marys Church. Community sorrow extends to the bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Schuler
Jacob Schuler
Madison
North Walnut Street
Germany
Schuler
Charles Schuler
Gering
Nebraska
John
Andrew Schuler
George Wagner
Indianapolis
Caroline Bock
Mayme Schuler
Carl Bock
Leonard Schuler
Charles
Andrew Lothspeich
Joseph Lothspeich
Colfax
Wash
Sophia Tuttle
Mary Schoenstein
Schul
Substantial Jefferson County Farmer Discusses Land Value
GOOD OFFER dehn Steinberger, a leading Jefferson County citizen and progressive farmer, visited the city and told a Herald representative he recently refused 360 dollars per acre for his farm. The price trails Benton County land at 400 to 600 dollars per acre, signaling rising land values ahead.
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Dehn Steinberger
Jefferson County
the Herald
Benton
Local notices highlight births marriages deaths and a fair
Marriage license issued to William LaPine and Iva Richards in Madison. Births include Laura Jean to Sampson Reed and Virginia Hail. Ralph Johnson welcomes a son in San Francisco. a daughter to Charles Jones and Elizabeth Thomas. Walter Clark, 40, hanged himself, widow and five children survivors. Mrs. Charles Ames injured in fall. Pythian hall indoor fair nets nearly 300 with prizes and watches awarded. funeral of Mrs. Caroline Schuler at St Marys Church with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William LaPine
Iva Richards
Charles Jones
Wirt
Jones
Elizabeth Thomas
Chester Williams
Chicago
Sampson Reed
Lamb
Laura Jean
Virginia Hail
Fred Winnefeld
Louisville
Louise Winnefeld
Winnefeld
Walter Clark
Sand Creek Sp
Jennings County
Ralph, Jr
Ralph Johnson
San Francisco
Cal
Clyne Winley
Frieda Richards
Akron
Ohio
Mss Richards
Indianapolis
Sophia Wunderlich
Charles Ames
West Main Street
Er. C. Totten
Dog Rescuer Delivers Woman From Water After Assault
A unidentified white man knocked a woman into a river or waterway. A bystander or rescuer then held her head above water as onlookers and authorities responded. The woman survived after being pulled to safety about half an hour later. police investigated the incident and searched for the assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pophaei
Wren
Triplets and Twins Reported in Murray Family
Bunk Jones paced the floor as he announced a birth tally in Murray. Within three hours his wife bore triplets, a granddaughter, twins to another family member, and a daughter to Mrs Isaiah Parks, marking a rapid sequence of births among relatives.
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Murray
Bunk Jones
Bunk
WI Jones
Lils
Isaiah Parks
Transfer of 40 Acres in Lancaster Township
Cecil B. Cravens and his wife transfered 40 acres in Lancaster township to William F. Hamilton in the office of Recorder Fred Watson. Consideration is $1,625.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Watson
Cecil B. Cravens
William F. Hamilton
Lancaster Township
Friends in Madison note Akron marriage of Dana M. Vail and Hester Hutchinson
Old item reports Dana M. Vail of the Pittsburg branch of Quaker Oats and Miss Hester Hutchinson of Akron wed last Saturday in Akron. They travel east for a wedding trip and expect to return home to Erie, Pennsylvania after November 15. Friends in Madison extend best wishes.
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Madison
Akron
Ohio
Dana M. Vail
Hester Hutchinson
East
Erie
Dana
Pittsburg
Quaker Oats Company
English physician pioneers dye from inorganic matter
An English physician has devised a method to produce dyes from inorganic materials, offering a novel route in color chemistry. An electrically driven machine is described for rapid removal of putty from window frames, signaling a new tool for home repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Manville
Star Route 1
Bee Camp
Brooksburg
Call of the Wild Hiking Sparks Romantic Mix
A pair of sisters debate romance versus work as they plan a snowshoe hike. Eloise insists on answering the wild call while Virginia resists, later meeting Tom in the woods after a playful mishap with snowshoes leads to a rekindled connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aloise
Virginia
Eloise
Eloine
Owell
Vloise
Romaine
Blaise
Tom
Ton
Jefferson County Farm Federation Holds Meeting and Elections
Jefferson County Farm Federation members filled the courtroom as Thomas S. Matthews opened the session. A nominating committee reported officers and delegates to the State Convention in Indianapolis on November 15 and 16. Communication highlighted unity among farmers and plans to promote the industry without interfering in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Farm Federation
Thomas S. Matthews
Tak
HL. Moss
Morgan Co
Moss
Thomas H. Matthews
C. C. Jessup
B. H. Doddridge
George Schuman
Indianapolis
Hiram Foster
Matthews
Joe Luckett
Federation
Jefferson
Trimble County
Clarence Custer
Dupont
Foster
Marooned Lovers Find Love in a Skyward Return
Barbara Bowen plans to marry Henry Buchanan but loses her boat and faces a late choice. A rescue by John Trumbull in a flying boat leads to a rekindled romance as twilight falls and a new moon shines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Peggy
Henry Buchanan
Peg
Babs
Hfe
John Trumbull
Fie
Babe
Johnny
Jenny Trumbull
Avatar
Johny
Trumbull
Darbara
Old Mother Earth
Apostle of Liberty in Milton's Prose
Pattison argues Milton's prose consistently champions liberty in all its forms. He notes liberty of the press conscience civil and domestic freedoms appear as Wherty in Milton’s tracts, often issued unlicensed and reflecting breezy fearless style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Milton
Aistine
Wil Matson
Appreciation for the Potato in Daily Diet
The article argues potatoes form the main vegetable in the nation, compares per capita consumption with Europe, citing German and Irish patterns, and notes other uses such as flour starch and alcohol. It highlights Europe’s higher potato intake and curiosity about U S consumption.
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Europe
Germany
Uncle Sam
Portraits and biography in life writing
A reflection on biographers blending judgment and dramatic skill. A good life demands a union of qualities. rare is the master able to seize significant details and render vivid portraits of remarkable individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hannay
Tactics That Ended the War in King Philip's War
Benjamin Church of Plymouth led colonial forces and allied Indians to pursue King Philip. He chased Philip to Mount Hope where the Indian chief was killed by friendly forces. Anawam, Philip’s key ally, was captured two weeks later, collapsing the uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Church
Plymouth
Miles Standish
Philip
Church
Mount Hope
Anawam
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Mir
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Anelia Parreil
Peter
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Theresa
Pythian
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Anna Eckert
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Haigh
Mr. Robinson
Martha Lowe
Goddess of Liberty
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St. Joseph's Cemetery
Henry W. Schmidt
Peter Willick
John Lustenberger
Joseph Heck
Albert G. Winters
Peter Kloss
Vail Hutchinson
Mfchine
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Pele
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Herod
George Parker
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Muncie
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S. E. Haigh
Thomas Powell
Cragmont
New Albany
Manville
W. Mainstreet
King's Daughters Hospital
Vail
Howard Wolf
Gertz
Pleasant Ridge
Chris Kohl
Effie Lewellen
J. W. Moody
Mrs. Moody
St. Loui
International Convention of the Christian Church
Farmer's Federation
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Barbara Bowen
Farbara
Henry
Madison Wholesale Markets
Sere
Evoan
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Turkies
Dixie Butter Co
Apostle of Liberty
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