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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1920

Page

2

Madison Herald notes local arrivals and obituaries

Local Madison items include Mrs. E J Meyer returning from Kansas City and Mrs Henrietta Gabel visiting Seymour. Florence Care and daughter plan Indianapolis visit. Miss Lucille Grayson to Chicago to stay with the Tones family. Elizabeth Lucas died at Cragmont November 18 and was buried. William Wallace announces Mary Jean Wallace born November 14. Marriage license issued to Oscar Corden and Katherine P. Wainentorst of Trimble county. ceremony at Leherman parsonage.

E. J. Meyer Kansas City Henrietta Gabel Seymour Florence Care Catherine Indianapolis Jucille Grayson Chicago J. Fl. Tones Elizabeth Lucas Cragmont Haigh Wiliam Wallace Mary Jean Wallace Willace Mary Yoetang Harry Noteols Ters Nichols Tikem Otto Marcel Atloctbick Levheran Parsonage Rey Boorests

Demaree dies. Wirt resident mourned by community

William W. Demaree, longtime Wirt resident and respected community member, died early this morning after a period of failing health. He was 78, born November 1, and survived by his wife Susie and five daughters and one son. He belonged to the Red Men Lodge in Canaan and the Methodist Church at Live Branch, remaining active in church duties as health allowed.

Brice William W. Dewnare Dendree Wirt Ide Demaree Uis Sus. Lee C. B. Hoesing C. E. Harper Canaan J.H. Niles Seymour Bs. Siebenthal Milan Daisy Demaree William Buford Demaree Red Men's Lodge Methodist Church Live Branch

Real Estate Transfers: Coopers to Mabel Wolf on Church Street

Joseph Cooper and wife transfer property on Church street to Mabel Wolf for $1 and other consideration in a real estate record noting a conveyance between private parties.

Joseph Cooper Mabel Wolf Church Street

You Guard Against Burglars But What About Rats

An old advertisement-style notice touts RAT-SNAP as a rodent solution. It claims rats steal grain and eggs, damage property and health, and that dogs won’t touch the product. Prices listed as 35c 65c and bulk options.

J. EC. He Co Reidel Bros., & Co

Ghent Boy Missing From Ghent Home

J W Skirvin of Ghent Ky reported his son Edward Skirver missing since early Sunday morning. The boy left home wearing blue pants and coat with a shoe missing, and a search in Madison yesterday failed to locate him. Relatives in Ghent and Columbus were notified and officers searched the city. Anyone with information should notify Sheriff Dehammar or Mrs Skirvin in Ghent.

J. W. Skirvin Ghent Madison Eward Skirver Sears Todd Indianapeis Columbous Shigewen van Madison Yooung Sheriup de Hammer Skirsin

House Burned in Saluda County Destruction of Family Home

Mr and Mrs James Rint and their children lost their two story frame house in Saluda when fire destroyed the residence. The home valued around 8200 with 8500 insurance. Mr Boratteas had been out of state for months. Fire blamed on a defect in the wiring.

James Rint Saluda Flint Chidren Boratteas Benham Gages

Hooked Shark Springs at Fisherman in Boat

A shark hooked itself on a fisherman's boat, surprising onlookers as the animal wriggled free. The incident occurred near the shoreline drawing a small crowd and prompting safety warnings.

Fragmented OCR Text Summary Card

A damaged OCR fragment references rodents and pests with garbled names and stray phrases. It mentions Coresta and Peters or Pieters along with unsure claims of protection or guarantees by Reidel Bros and PoScott. The readability is too low for concrete facts or a coherent news item.

JRO Poofdarper Wy Reidel Bros PoScott

Second Officer Dinkla Resettles Near Dupont After Marines

Mr. Penkda Dinkla, 62, born in Poland and naturalized 14 years ago, arrives home near Dupont after three years in the Marines. He and his wife raise four children on a farm as Lancaster residents greeted him at a recent Dupont function.

Dupont Marines Denklaar Fey Matera Ste Awp Dience Lake Piagayoon Ted Ota Penkda Cs Apo Ando dPolland de Wall Pripont Lancaster

Remarkable Young Rider Becky Lanier Captivates Madison Square

New York report details 14 year old Becky Lanier winning 450 abbops and 75 cups at the Madison Square Garden Horse Show this week. Her father Charles D. Lanter of Greenwich, Conn, notes she began riding at five, often stealing out to ride ponies in the fields.

New York Becky Lanier Madison Square Garden Charles D. Lanter Geenwich Conn Becky Chick

Lanier Kin Ties Highlight Madison Adjacency

Mr. Charles D. Lanier, member of the Lanier family once based in Madison, is identified as a distant relative of the Cravens family from Fairmount.

Charles D. Lanier Lanier Madison Cravens Fairmount

Will of Andrew Steffen Probate in Marion Court

The late Andrew Steffen, veteran cigar store owner of New Jersey and east Washington streets, died recently and his will was filed for probate. The estate worth about 120600 allocates 50k personal property and 70k real estate. Charitas and Mary Steffen share the cigar shop, with Charles getting 20k, Elmer 60 percent of the remainder, and a brother receiving 10 percent. Charles A. Britton named executor.

Andrew Steffen New Jersey East Washington Streets Mahlon E. Bush Marion Charitas Rink Mary A. Steffen Charles Steffen Elmer A. Steffen William Steffen Charles A. Britton Indianapolis Star

Local Happenings Row Through Madison News Dates

Various minor notices from Madison include births to the Konkle and Sheets families, Grace Sauer visiting from Indianapolis, Thanksgiving trips by Suizer family, and a historic roundup in Chicago. Licenses issued for Albert Wahlman and Lucille Cruft, property transfer, illnesses, and visits noted. Local, state and interstate movements tied to residents and officials are listed.

Louis Suizer Ft. Wayne Chicago Harry E. Nichols Albert N. Wahlman Lucille Cruft Jefferson County Frederick Schneider Indianapolis Harry Schneider Recorder Watson Margaret Werner Emma Claflin Albert Bondurant Joseph Schilling

Death of Mrs Andrew Schafer in Patriot

Word reached this city of the death of Mrs Andrew Schafer at her daughter Mrs Ned Hickman in Patriot on Saturday November 20. She was 87 and lived in Madison about fifteen years then moved back to Patriot ten years ago. She is survived by six children including Mrs Rose Story California Mrs George H Keeney Rising Sun Mrs Ned Hickman Patriot Mrs Herbert M Flora Madison and Fred J and Andrew P Schafer Franklin. Funeral will be held tomorrow at Patriot.

Arthur Shires Cincinnati E. Sutton Robert W. McBride Indiana Department of the Grand Army of the Republic Charles BP. Richardson Fannie Dean Louisville James Dean Frank Wettrick Indianapolis Joseph Wettrick Walnut Street Martin Geyman Graham Road Andrew Schafer Ned Hickman Patriot Schafer Madison Rose Story California George H. Keeney Rising Sun Herbert M. Flora This City Fred J. and Andrew P. Schafer Franklin

Arrival of Coal and Enlistment Notice

The Madison Coal Company received two barges of coal via river with the tow boat J C Hatfield. R McKim & Co received two barges of Campbell's Creek coal by government boat Miami. Porter P Lazenby, 17, enlisted in U S Army motorized infantry for three years through Bergt Boseker and left by morning train for Indianapolis to complete enlistment and be sent to Camp Benning near Atlanta Georgia.

Madison Coal Company J. C. Hatfield R. McKim & Co Miami Porter P. Lazenby Motorized Infantry U.S. Army Boseker Indianapolis Camp Benning Atlanta

RAT SNAP Offered as Rodent Barrier For Farm Shelters

Rat Snap cakes promise to kill rats and mice without spoiling other food. Sold in sizes 1 cake for pantries or cellars, 62 cakes for poultry houses, and 5 cakes for farms and outbuildings. Advertised by J. E. C. Harper & Co. and partners.

Harper & Co Reidel Bros Elmer EK. Scott & Co Advy

RAT SNAP PEST CONTROL PROMOTES FARM SAFETY

Local ad reports RAT SNAP as a farmer’s best friend and worst enemy, claiming it saves poultry and feed. It touts three cake sizes for rat extermination, sold by JF C. F. Warper & Co., Reidel Bros., Elmer EF. Scott & Co., with a guarantee and household use note.

Rat-Snap James Baxter JF C. F. Warper & Co Reidel Bros Elmer EF. Scott & Co

Madison notices brief travels and a real estate change

Madison news notes Mrs Nellie I Baker as Junction Citys first woman real estate dealer. A number of residents travel to Indianapolis Red Key Gary and Cincinnati for visits and Thanksgiving. A marriage license is issued to Arthur Dilk and Irene Anderson. An auction sale is announced west of Wirt on December 2 offering horses cattle and farm goods.

Nellie I. Baker Junction City Kas Dale Eckert Red Key Ind Helen Bessie Hummel Indianapolis Nathan Sauer Fred Sauer Cedar Cliff Gilbert Francisco Gary Mary Louis Francisco J. W. McKane Franklin Frank Crow West Main Street Robert J. Danner E. Third Street Katherine Sheets Harry Nichols Arthur Dilk Iaa Irene Anderson Ripley County W. M. Ferguson H. Ferguson Jefferson Street C. A. Bowman Wyoming Ohio William Bowman Howard Hart Cincinnati Genevive Hart, Jr Hart Genevive Pogue Philip J. Pogue Louisville Jacob Melton Wirt Lancaster

Hall's Otarrh Cure Exposed Mercury Warning

The ad warns against harmful mercury containing tonics and promotes Hall's Oatarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free. It claims the medicine works on mucous tissues and offers testimonials from doctors. An unrelated line about biologists notes humans being the only singing land animal.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Bayng Hall Ohio é.Qheney & Co

Thanksgiving memories fade in changing times

A weathered speaker notes Thanksgiving may not be as celebrated as in his youth. He recalls fewer prayers, altered meals, and a loss of family rituals, lamenting the drift from old customs while acknowledging some families still preserve them.

Vsearangoti Fm Dermand Degat Mike

Thanksgiving at Its Best in the Country Festivities

The article contrasts country and city Thanksgiving rituals, noting country celebrations as a full event with family gatherings, religious observance, and abundant meals. It urges readers to count blessings and reflect on holiday blessings beyond city perks and football.

Parachute Drop Mystery in Fatal Airplane Incident

A damaged account describes a parachute release from a moving aircraft ending in a fatal failure. The text cites gear opening, air pressure effects, and a trail of disjointed phrases indicating a catastrophic drop and resulting death.

Teakettle Snakes Fight At Water Box Rescue

A watchman wrestles a copperhead threat at a water box after six copperheads emerge from a tea kettle. Leonard uses boiling water to deter the snakes, then exits with minimal injuries. The longest snake measured about two feet. the largest about a wrist-thick length. Philadelphia Record notes the incident.

New York Cental Cbs Bos Tepcoot Steve Am Eecar Waterawans Leonard Toon Stadt Berek Leonard Dhen Philadelphia Lee Ord

Bride Shoots Husband Over Work Refusal in Chicago

Angeline Otto Mananelli an eighteen year old bride of Chicago shoots her twenty three year old husband Michael in the thigh shattering the bone out of patience with his refusal to return to work police report says the incident occurred in Chicago.

Angeline Otto Mananelli Chicago Michael

Plague Germs Not Found in Port Arthur Traps

Tests found no bubonic plague germs among 9 000 rats caught by U S Public Health Service trappers at Port Arthur Texas confirming absence of infection in the area during the inspection.

Rata United States Public Health Service Port Arthur Texas

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