Local Notices From Madison Briefly Report Regional Happenings
Births marriages travel and funerals reported in Madison on October 30. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Frank B Bernsen. Miss Arhene Ryker and Miss Lillie Ryker attend a teachers meeting in Indianapolis. Charles E Brewer and Mrs Ea Hamimone wed by Judge Griffith. Mrs John Forse attends funeral in Carrollton. Elizabeth Glauber funeral in Carrollton with burial there. Card party prizes awarded at St Marys sewing circle. National Tuberculosis Association launches national drive with Kea Cross Christmas Seals sale aiming to raise funds for disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arhene
Lillie Ryker
Ryker
Kilye
Indianapolis
Charles E. Brewer
Ea Hamimone
Griffith
John Forse
Carrollton
Elybeth Glarber
Nicholas Wise
Anker Holth
Wim F F. Ogle
Allie W. Glauber
Leonard Hil
Elizabeth Glauber
Catholi
St. Mary's Church
East Second — Street
Gebel
Andrew Jacobs
Joseph Sheets
Adam Wolfschlay
National Tuberculosis Reseration
United States
Genealogical History praised and cited by Dem ocrat Printing Co tribute to mother
The Herald acknowledges a copy of the Biographical and Genealogical History of the Chapman Johnson Wallace Palmer Family by Josephine Chapman Wallace Walliams. The work spans two centuries tracing noble ancestry to Britain Ireland Scotland and notes descendants’ service in wars. The preface lauds the author’s mother and the booklet is praised as a handsome Arts Preservative production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Alonzo 8S. Chapman
The
Democrat Printing Co
Chapman-Johnson-Wallace-Palmer
Josephine Chapman Wallace Walliams
Alonzo S. Chapman
England
Scotland
Ireland
Death of Mrs. Ernest Coleman in Louisville hospital
Mrs. Ernest Coleman of Lamb died last Sunday night in a Louisville hospital after surgery for an ulcerated stomach. She was 34, survived by a husband and two children. Funeral services were held at Lamb church and burial was in Vevay cemetery. Relatives from Wirt and Middlefork attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Coleman
Lamb
Louisville
Middlefork
Funeral for Mrs Fred DeArmand Likely Held at Olive Branch Church
Funeral services were held this afternoon from the Canaan road residence for Mrs. Fred DeArmand. Dr J W Turner of the city led the service at Olive Branch Church. Many friends attended and floral tributes were plentiful. Interment followed in the church cemetery with pallbearers John Driggs Clarence Driggs George Kessler Frank Fagg Edward Armand William Armand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred DeArmand
Canaan Road
Olive Branch Church
J. W. Turner
Messrs
John Driggs
Clarence Driggs
George Kessler
Frank Fagg
Edward Armand
William Armand
Red Cross Organizes Third Roll Call in Jefferson Area
Organization of the Third Red Cross Roll Call for Jefferson is announced with listed chairmen such as Clifford McKay Albert Rogers Mrs W 10 Wells Saluda Hiram Foster Abraham Chester Weatherford Monroe and others. A speaker will be provided once organizations are completed to detail the drive aimed at sustaining peace time Red Cross work following wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Doddridge
Red Cross
Jefferson
Clifford McKay
Albert Rogers
Wells—Saluda
Hiram Foster
Abraham
Chester Weatherford
Monroe
P. J. Bland Lancaster
Chas. Schmidlapp Hanover
Howard Douglas
John Ackerman
Gray
Jesse Salyers Shelby
John Borcherdia
John Borcherdia Smyrna. Mrs. W.0)) McLelhind = City. M.R. Sulzer
Greo
Cofield Transportation
Caroline Ford
Milton Township
Madison
Death of Miss Hannah Delaney Noted in Memphis
A long distance message to Miss Katie Mullen from Memphis announces the death of Miss Hannah Delaney in Memphis. Born in Ireland, she lived in Madison in youth, then moved to Indianapolis. She had been living with her nephew George B. Clark and Miss Mary and Ella Oak in Memphis. Sister of the late Mrs. John Cirk Sr. of this city, Delaney was known for refinement and artistic ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Mullen
Memphis
Hannah Delaney
Miss Delaney
Ireland
Madison
Georry
Imdianapolis
Doar Nephew
Neces
Greorge B. Clark
Mary
Ella Oak
Menphis
Kleinhenz property sold at public auction on Main Street
The Kleinhenz business property at 133 East Main Street sold at 2 PM this afternoon to Mrs Edward Pekert for 38000. The building is occupied by Pete Petrokas as handyman. Several bidders attended and Chris J. Kohl acted as auctioneer. William J. Kleinhenz arrived on the noon train from Indianapolis and attended with his attorney Curtis Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleinhenz
East Main Street
Edward Pekert
Pete Petrokas
Deandy
Chris J. Kohl
William J. Kleinhenz
Indianapolis
Ton. Curtis Marshall
Sacred Mountain Shrines on Pai Shan Draw Pilgrims
The article describes the Ta Shan sacred mountain with five shrines, temples of Buddhism Taoism and Confucianism, and the Lady of the Mountain. Pilgrims ascend 6 600 steps via swinging chairs and granite paths to reach the peak where bells toll and priests perform rites. Nearby a rock once used for fatal sacrifices is noted though modern practice now favors prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chonan
Confucius
Tat Sham
Heaven
Earth
Tad Shan
Government urges farmers to invest in securities this year
The treasury urges farmers to shift surplus into government securities including Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps. It urges reinvestment in farming, cautions against risky stocks, and highlights benefits like collateral value and wider credit for agriculture. The notice outlines security types, benefits to savings, and fraud cautions against bond scalpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultural Colleges
Savings Division
Frenery Department
Benjamin R. Andrews
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Nebs
Treasury Department
Risy
Geonithteon
Liberty Bond
War Savings stamps sales in Virgin Islands impressively high
Information from the Savings Division of the Treasury reports Virgin Islands residents bought War Savings stamps this year totaling about 2500 dollars. The per capita purchase compares well with any state, averaging 17.25 dollars per square mile. Sales occurred through the post offices of the islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
The
Virgin Islands
Treasury Department
Islands
States of the Union
Denmark
Finands
Wise Spender Is Wise Saver
Community guidance urges careful budgeting and thrift in daily spending through practical tips and savings strategies promoted by local Herald column. The piece highlights simple bills, casual discounts, and mindful shopping as routes to financial stability.
Madison Notes From Carrollton to Memphis and Hanovers
Madison brief items report travel on trains to Marion Indianapolis and Lexington. a Madison couple wed in Carrollton. real estate sale of 30 acre Hanover farm for 32000 with March 1920 possession. funeral services for Miss Thellaney in North Madison. local parish pallbearers and escorts noted. late fragment mentions ukulele production in Honolulu with planned factory and growing output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Shinn
Percy Padgett
Lexington
Tilman Kemper
Kent
Harry Kahn
Fort Worth
Texas
Henry Kahn
Mary Hopeback
Bradford Harr
George Russell
Louisville
Mary Burkhardt
Alois Wall
Geo
Mayfie'd
Hanover
Hamilton Farm
George Smith
Will Develop Island Property in England and Lewis
A new investor plans to break large estates into smaller holdings and expand Lewis to support 800000 people. Lord Leverhulme seeks to turn Lewis into the British fishing hub, leveraging past success on the Mersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Leverholmer
Lewisshin
Great Britain
Ireland
British Isles
Lewis
Scotland
Mersey
Beware of Ointments for Datum Based on Tarnished Text
Fragmentary ad style copy warns against ointments, claims Hall's Oatarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co contains no mercury and works on the blood and mucous membranes. Mentions Toledo Ohio maker and Oebeney Co. Includes testimonial note and a Burke quote and a Reykjavik remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Foledo
Ohio
d.Obeney & Co
Wet October 1919 Deluges Madison County Crooked Creek Rises
October 1919 records reveal unprecedented rainfall in Madison County with totals exceeding prior months. Miss Cooperider reports rainfall near three inches by afternoon, with forecasts of higher totals, impacting farming as heavy rains hindered wheat sowing and corn shucking while Crooked Creek remained mostly within banks.
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Madison
Crooked Creek
North Walnut Street
Out of Town Visitors Registered at Lanier Place
The Lanier Place notes guests from Indianapolis Chicago New York City and Kokomo among others. Listed are Mr. and Mrs Richard T Buchanan Mrs W E Andrew Mrs J H Helleckson Mrs Arthur G Ader Mrs M A Samuels Mr and Mrs W Y Chapin Mrs James R Hart Miss D Pirie Bayea D C Spraker J A Kautz H C Purdun J C Herron KK M Souder Kenneth Arnest IF C Stephenson and others registering in the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanier Place
Richard T. Buchanan
Indianapolis
W. E. Andrew
J. H. Helleckson
Arthur G. Ader
Hoffstadt
Chicago
M. A. Samuels
Wm. Schoeffer
Louisville
W. Y. Chapin
James R. Hart
D. Pirie Bayea
R. N
New York City
S.C. Parry
E. H. Darrach
Sallie Lott Jones
Carthage
Lucy Branham Bauer
Adolph Schmuck
C. C. Shirley
Kokomo
D. C. Spraker
J. A. Kautz
H. C. Purdun
J.C. Herron
Kk. M. Souder
Kenneth Arnest
IF. C. Stephenson
Standing Army With Trained Citizen Force
Washington reports Gen Pershing recommends a small standing army with a trained citizen force for future US policy. A Middletown and Cincinnati wedding united two prominent families in Middletown on October 29. Miss Sara Geneva Verity and Newman E Ebersole were the couple, with Mrs Charles Davidson among many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pershing
United States
House
Senate
Middletown
Cincinnati
Sara Geneva Verity
Newman E. Ebersole
Charles Davidson
Verity
Madison
Johnson
Abe Hendricks seeks sisters in Noblesville and Madison nights
Mr Abe Hendricks arrived from Noblesville to find his sisters Mary Jane and Alice Hendricks. He recalls his youth in Jefferson County and has lived in Noblesville recently with kin. A drowned son, lost years ago, weighs on him as he searches. Also notes a county institute and conference at North Madison on Friday November 7 with devotional sessions, reports, budget discussions, and Evangelism talks led by Fred R Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Hendricks
Mary Jane
Alice Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks Jett
Jefferson County
West
Tiachine
Noblesville
Nore
Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
Madson
Cocca
United Budget
JOH
Vawter
C. We. Bom
J. B. Pearcy
Christian Education Peok. Davies
Fred R. Davies
Humphreys Medicine Co. Formed For Ailments List
Humphreys' famous remedy promises relief for fevers colds coughs and bronchitis with a long catalog of ailments from worms and colic to headaches and indigestion. The advertisement lists numerous conditions including whooping cough asthma and kidney disorders as well as urinary issues and sore throats.
Hay Fever Remedies Promoted by Kentucky Drugists
A Kentucky druggist touts Mentholized Arine as a near perfect hay fever and rose fever remedy. He claims a 90 percent effectiveness and notes simple preparation a pint by boiling water. He warns to seek a pharmacist for best results even after symptoms begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Boost Nerves With Bio-Feren Tablets For Quick Vitality
An advertisement touts Bio-Feren as the premier remedy for nervous exhaustion and low energy. It claims two tablets after meals and one at night for seven days will restore vigor, confidence, and ambition with a money back guarantee if not doubled energy. Endorsed by a Mr Thomas, the ad urges readers to buy locally from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Property transfers near Wirt and Kent Pike
The Stephen McKay farm of 80 acres near Wirt transfers to Nathan Horton with possession at once for private consideration. The Thomas Fields farm of 34 acres on the Kent pike sold yesterday for 3800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen McKay
Wirt
Nathan Horton
Thomas Fields
Kent Pike
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Frank B. Bernsen
Genealogical History
Mrs. Hannah Delaney
Memphis, Tenn
Edward Eckert
Main Street
Tal Shan
U.S
H. C.L
Mal Miller
Brooksburg
Marion
Robert Hulley
Leroy Hambaugh
Anna L. Corbin
Thinnah Delaney
North Madison
Tenn
St. Patrick's Church
Guthneck
William Th Horaff
North Madison Catholic Cemetery
William Adkins
Charles F. Rensebler
Peter Graley
M. Gi. Donlan
Thmas Cavanaugh
John Downey
Mary and
Bella Clark
George and
Thomas Clark
Joseph Monahan
Honolulu
Moonth
Burke
Reykjavik
Iceland
Greenland
County Institute and Conference
North Madi
Dr. Mummphreye
Ntro
Murmphreys
Sayo
Tada
Ogle & Ford Real Estate Sales
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