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Newspaper

Madison Weekly Herald

Location

Madison, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1914

Page

8

Madison Daily Notes and Local Travel and Politics

Madison dispatch notes several passengers traveling to visit relatives in Indianapolis Weisburg and El Reno while mentioning a potential wreck removal of the Sonoma and a blighted loose leaf tobacco market in Milton. It also covers precinct registration reminders and a political rally at the court house with Hugh Miller Ellis and M D Wilson. The piece ends with a report on Chester Hager’s strawberry crop and new berry variety details.

W. E. Moore Weisburg Saluda Township Miaa Anna Wagner Columbus Anna Wagner J. E. Brown E. Brown el Reno Oklahoma Kirby Buchanan Canaan Road M.S. Sheets Indianapolis United States Kentucky Sonoma Glen Mary Milton Milton News Hugh Miller Indiana Ellis State Superintendent of Public Instruction Court House Nodler M. D. Wilson Congress Gavin K. Lodge Chester Hager

Funeral services for Minnie Lee Riggleman held at home

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Minnie Lee Riggleman were held at two o'clock this afternoon at her mother Mrs. Sarah A. Lee's home on North East Street. Rev. F. P. Smith conducted the service. A large floral tribute marked the sorrowful gathering. Burial followed at Springdale Cemetery under the auspices of the Daughters of Pocahontas with pallbearers including Mesdames Thomas G. Francisco, Charles Alexander, Nelson Jaynes, Jesse Dunn, Louie Alexander, Frank Donnelly, and Clem Gerdes.

Minnie Lee Riggleman Sarah A. Lee North East Street F. P. Smith Springdale Cemetery Daughters of Pocahontas Lodge Mesdames Thomas G. Francisco Charles Alexander Nelson Jaynes Jesse Dunn Louie Alexander Frank Donnelly Clem Gerdes

Heavy Orders For French Military Saddles In Madison

European war demand drives Madison saddle trees plants into overdrive with heavy Mc Lellan type orders. Factories expect extended hours and canvas coverings replacing leather as part of a $35,000,000 French army contract via Bethlehem Steel.

Madison McLellan Bethlehem Steel Co Bethlem

Dramatic Club Presents Country Cousin at Ryker's Ridge High

The L T. L. Dramatic Club staged a grand performance at Ryker's Ridge high school last night. Miss Ethel Turner and Miss Dora Lee led a strong cast as Elizabeth Twist and Clara Deanvs with Opal Sherman as Jane Carlton. The program included piano solos by Lemen and a variety of readings and musical numbers, all praised for spirit and talent. Roy Gerdes and others earned credit for notably fine performances.

L T. L. Dramatic Club Ryker’s Ridge High School Ethel Turner Elizabeth Twist Dora Lee Clara Deanvs Carltons Misa Opal Sherman Jane Carlton Hazel Furbush Peggy Carlton Mr. Lemen D’estange Twist Letha Lemen Ruth Donat Sophie Wunderlich Madison Sing Myra Lemon Ed Lyons Pleasant Ridge Hannah B. Tibbetts Whitney Anna King Higgins Roy Gerdes Rand

Licensed to Wed and Local Happenings in Madison

In Madison on September 28 the register notes licenses to wed William Simpson and Sarah Thomas and Lytle Peters and Ruth E. Smitha. Various local updates include illness recoveries, marriages performed, visitors from Indianapolis and St. Louis, a police raid arrest, and travel notes from families visiting from nearby towns.

William Simpson Sarah Thomas

Registration Day Set for October 5 in Graham Township

Middleton Robertson informs Deputy voters that all must register this year with one registration day on Monday October 5. Failure to register by October 5 bars voting on November 3. Democrats urged to verify their names on the rolls. George Snyder of Hanover recently visited Niagara Falls.

Middleton Robertson Graham Township George Snyder Hanover Niagara Falla

Mrs Belle Mills Dies In Saluda Township

Mrs Belle Mills wife of James Mills died at 4 30 Saturday at the family home in Saluda township after a lingering illness She leaves husband two sons Arthur and Maurice both of the county and a grandchild Also her husband is brother of Mrs A M Taff of the city She was a Methodist Church member Funeral services were held at 2 o clock this afternoon at New Bethlehem Church and burial followed in the church cemetery A large gathering attended the services

Belle Mills James Mills Saluda Township Mille Ia Arthur Maurice Millia A. M. Taff Methodist Church New Bethel Church

Mayor's Court Raid Results in Fines and Notices

In a Fifth street raid led by Chief Jenkins, Al Williams and his daughter Dora Richie were arrested and jailed. Richie, a white woman, paid a $5 fine plus costs, and went to jail for nonpayment. Williams and his daughter had cases continued and were ordered to leave the city in nine days or face trial. Three white young men were released. Earlier, Charles Lustig was fined $5 in two cases for drawing a dangerous weapon and for intoxication.

al Williams Fifth Street Jenkins Alexander Kremer Williame Dora Richie Louis Smith Oliver Hyatt Huber Williams Trimble County Crozier Richie Williams Charles Lustig Eph Brown

Additional Road Bonds Sold in Smyrna Township

Additional road bonds totaling 1333 dollars for the James M Sullivan road in Smyrna township were awarded at 1 PM by County Treasurer Jef Fries to John B Lawler of the city for a 5.25 dollar premium and accrued interest. The ten bonds, each 133.50 dollars, carry 4 percent interest, mature every six months, have an average life of 1.5 years and are non taxable.

James M. Sullivan Smyrna Township Jeffries John B. Lawler

Edward Wright Hurt in Wagon Accident on Back Street

Edward Wright a Cassidy gravel wagon driver was thrown from a wagon on Back street and run over suffering internal injuries and severe hemorrhage. He was taken to his home by the Vail ambulance and received medical care from Drs. George and Fred Denny. His condition remains serious though he rested better this afternoon.

Edward Wright Cassidy Back Street Vail George Fred Denny

Local Transfers and Commencements Reported in Madison

Hendrick Dinkler with wife transfer 20 acres in Saluda to Wm. H. Judd for 1000 dollars. Edw. Godfried Santachi with wife deed 80 acres in Smyrna to John W. Corman for 1650 dollars. Thomas Luckett and Turner brothers leave for Eastern College in Manassas Virginia for practical studies. George Byfield and daughter Aleeta visit Madison for tonsil and adenoid operation by Dr. Fred Denny. procedure successful and Aleeta to return home tomorrow. Frank Hill Buick agent from Holton travels to Madison with children Theresa and Louis, brother-in-law Charles Munier, and nurse Anna Vantanarossi from St. Vincent's Indianapolis. Vantanarossi to return to Indianapolis tomorrow.

Hendrick Dinkler Wm. H. Judd Saluda Godfried Santachi John W. Corman Smyrna Thomas Luckett William Luckett William and Thomas Turner William Turner Manassas Virginia Eastern College George Byfield Aleeta Graham Township Madison Fred Denny Miss Byfield

Grant Stewart Injured In Cliff Fall At Indian Cave

Grant Stewart eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Stewart of Park avenue Fulton fell about 30 feet from a cliff near Indian cave at Goat hollow east end of the city. He sustained fractures to both bones of the left wrist and severe facial and body bruises with possible internal injuries. He was carried home by Mr and Mrs Krue after playmates alerted them and is reported not resting well today.

Ruth Day Sunday Observed by Odd Fellows Group

The Ladies of Household of Ruth No 774 G U O of O F held Ruth Day Sunday on Sept 27 at Poplar Street M E Church at 3pm with Valley City Lodge 3269 joining. The program included an organ voluntary anthems scripture lesson prayers remarks and a closing song.

Ruth Valley City Lodge Ladies of Household of Grand United Order of Odd Fellows Poplar St.m. E O. F C. Jenking W. P Odd Fellows Mr. French Miss Collinge G.U.O C. F Barnett

Smyrna Democrats Nominate Township Ticket

Smyrna township Democrats met in Volga school house Saturday and nominated a slate: Trustee Asa Lawler Assessor Clarence Dalby Advisory Board Frances Wyne Levi Stribling Phillip Kloppfer Road Supervisors Nicholas Wyne John Crim J O Cline Charles Fewell.

Smyrna Township Volga Asa Lawler Clarence Dalby Frances Wyne Levi Stribling Phillip Kloppfer Nicholas Wyne John Crim J. O. Cline Charles Fewell

October Juries Drawn for the October Term Court

Commissioners Scott and Gray drawn grand and petit juries for the upcoming October term. Grand jurors include Razor Madison and McDonald Saluda. petit jurors list Donnelly city and Brooke Milton township among others. Reserve names plus additional jurors and party affiliations follow. The item ends noting 1912 Germany mineral output valued at $592,250,000.

Scott and Grayson Grand George Razor Madison John B. McDonald Saluda Frank Felder Archie Hillis Shelby Edward Gray George L. Wells Petit Jury B. F. Donnelly Wm. B. Brooke Milton J. K. Millican Hanover Joseph E. Wyne Smyrna Isaiah Irwin Monroe Charles Cox City Marion J. McQuintha Lancaster Germany

Forty Hours Devotional to Beheld at St Marys Church

Beginning Friday at 8 a m a Forty Hours Devotional service under Very Rev Celestine Sander will be held at St Marys Church with Masses Friday 8 a m and 7 30 p m Saturday 6 and 8 a m 7 30 p m Sunday 8 and 10 a m Confessions and exposure of the Blessed Sacrament 6 8 a m on days of devotion All parishioners are urged to attend and seek spiritual renewal.

St. Mary’s Church Celestine Sander St. Meinrad St. Mary’s

Jefferson County All Right: Crops and Frilla Grow

A Herald representative toured Jefferson County and reports crops thriving with extra frilla this year. Herman Bearer grows fine English walnuts, Wilber Cornett tends large Japanese persimmons, Elmer Crozier guards a cotton patch blooming well, John G. Hitz cultivates California grapes rivaling Italian varieties, and Dr. Jacob Brandmyer showcases a grape vine twig with three lush bunches. Old Jefferson is all right.

Herald Jefferson County Herman Bearer Wilber Cornett Elmer Crozier Southland John G. Hitz California Jacob Brandmyer Jefferson

Laura Glauber to wed Edward Hill in Madison ceremony

Invitations in Madison announce the approaching wedding of Miss Laura Irene Glauber to Mr. Edward G. Hill. The ceremony is set for Thursday at 6 o clock at Saint John's Church Carrollton. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Anna Glauber and the groom a prosperous Carroll County farmer.

Madison Laura Irene Glauber Edward G. Hill Saint John’s Church Carrollton Anna Glauber Carroll County Herald

Saluda Township Trustees appoint school teachers for term

Trustee W A Dawson of Saluda Township announces the teacher appointments for the upcoming term. High School principal Roy Dawson with Ora B Hearn as assistant principal. No 1 L D Eldridge. No 2 Archie Pender. No 3 Hazel Garr. No 4 Sophia Welle. No 5 L C Protsman. No 6 W L Walker. No 7 D A Noell. No 8 Frankie Brother. No 9 L W Roberts. No 10 W S Pender. No 11 Frankie Brother. No 12 Laura Dawson.

W. A. Dawson Saluda Township Roy Dawson Ora B. Hearn Princcipal L. D. Eldridge Archie Pender Hazel Garr Sophia Welle L. C. Protsman W. L. Walker D. A. Noel

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