Funeral and wedding notices mix in Madison dispatch
Madison notes report W W Baker attending a funeral in Chicago and Silas Lambert wedding plans in Jefferson county with Louisa Landon. Other items include a ship seizure of evaporated milk cans in Seattle, obituaries, a home injury, a Main Street property sale to Edward and Agnes Meyer, a sixth anniversary for Louis and Krue, and a Seymour Springsfield reunion tale.
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Charles Alling, Jr
Benj. Fo Wella
Edw. J. Meyer
Agnes Meyer
Main Street
FEF, KE
Zepf & Co
Louis Krue
Second Street
Seymour
Springsfield
Mrs Teresa Stephanus Dies at Age 67 in Madison
Mrs Teresa Stephanus aged about 67 widow of the late Thomas Stephanus died this morning at her home on north Jefferson street after an illness. Survived by a daughter Mrs George Selig and two sons Peter and Anton, a sister Mrs Umbar ger and brothers Peter and Jacob Forthofer. She was a devout member of St Michael's church.
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Teresa Stephanus
Thomas Stephanus
North
Jefferson Street
Stephanus
Madison
George Selig
Messrs
Peter and
Anton
Umbarger
Jacob Forthofer
St. Michael's Church
William Holtha
Robert Tate
Joseph Wright
Tate
Squire Stuart
Sidney Haigh
Mary Helen
E. Haugh
Harry Hargan
Columbia
John A. Perry
George E. Denny
Fred Denny
So A. Whitsett
Kent
Oscar Turner
Hanover
Ats
John H. Morgan
Columbus, Ohio
Briebery
Property Transfers From Local Deeds In Milton Township
Oscar G. Miller and others quit claim to Gus Yunker for property on North West Street for 380 dollars. Jacob Mercer transfers interest in Fulton Street property to Anna Mercer for private consideration. Dora R. Protaman and husband transfer 80 acres in Saluda township to Alfred R. Protaman et al for private consideration. Fred Rager and wife transfer 10 acres in Milton township to James A. Patterson for 1200 dollars. Maranda Buchanan heir transfers 5 acres in Milton township to Eliza beth Buchanan and husband for private consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar G. Miller
Gus Yunker
North West Street
Jacob Mercer
Anna Mercer
Fulton Street
Dora R. Protaman
Alfred R. Protaman
Saluda
Fred Rager
James A. Patterson
Milton
Maranda Buchanan Heira
Elizabeth Buchanan
Milton Township
Death of Charles Hay Tells Clark County History
Sheriff in Madison learns of the death of Charles Drewey Hay once of Charlestown. Civil War Morse telegraph operator, born December 18 in Charlestown, son of Dr. Campbell Hay. He spent years in asylums and at Clark County poor farm before death. Interred at North Madison hospital cemetery. family has Charlestown cemetery lot with no local relatives.
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Madison
Ind
John B. Carr
Jeffersonville
Charles Drewey Hay
Charlestown
Clark County
Tie
Campbell Hay
Hay
Conetra Hospital
Indianapolis
North Madison
Harry BK. Tay
Institution
Addition expands Hanover College social science offerings
Hanover college adds anthropology to the social science curriculum marking a university caliber expansion. Student organizations have formed for the coming year choosing officers including Zotelathean Literary Society president Streavdent and others such as Alice Radcliffe Madison as Recording Secretary.
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Hanover
Hanover College
Zotelathean Literary Society
Streavdent
Kula
View
Alice Radcliffe
Madison
Freda Kuns Kle
Kret
Mary Carson
Vere
Local literary society elects officers amid pardons debate
A long list of officers is announced for multiple literary societies including names from Salem Madison Hanover Crawfordville and Jeffersonville. The Indianapolis Star reports a pardon hearing where Mrs Jennie Wilson and her son seek release while relatives oppose clemency. Willard New testifies in support as a letter from the elder Wilson to his wife seeks mercy.
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Jennie Wilson
Board of Pardons Orseterday
Wilson
New
Bower
Indianapolis Star
First seal of Jefferson Lodge IC Odd Fellows found
In Jeffersonville Indiana on September 23 a hunt in the Odd Fellows lodge properties uncovered the earliest seal from the lodge founded in 1837. The brass seal bears the lodge name and number and lists the city as Jeffersonville, Ind. The seal will be mounted and hung on lodge walls.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Jefferson Lodge
Order of Odd Fellows
Charlestown
Indiana
Seymour Man Recognizes Schoolmate After 68 Years
Seymour Indiana on September 23 M F Bottorff a retired farmer happened to meet John Finley of Springfield Illinois whom he had not seen since he was eight years old. Finley was in Seymour on business and they recognized each other on the street after 68 years apart.
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Seymour
Ind
Knightville man shot by son undergoes brain operation
Albert Harrison of Knightsville had a bullet removed from his brain in Brazil Indiana after his son Fred mistook his hair for a squirrel and fired on July 4. He has been largely paralyzed but likely to recover. Illinois produced 251000000 cigarettes last fiscal year. Dantzic's key industry is grain shipping.
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Brazil
Ind
Albert Harrison
Knightsville
Harrison
Fred
Madison News Says Pension For Mrs Dolhoover Granted
Local items report Mrs Elizabeth Dolhoover receiving a 12 dollar monthly pension. A series of notes covers funerals attendance, probate of Henry Faught will, arrests, and local happenings including workers and social events in Madison on September 25 190n.
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Elizabeth Dolhoover
Miss Katherine Lehnert to wed Earl Harter in October
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Katherine Lehnert at the Kasper home on East Second Street. She will marry Earl Harter on October 7 at Holy Cross Church in Indianapolis. Lehnert is the daughter of Mrs Margeret Lehnert of Walnut Street and a social favorite. The Herald extends greetings and best wishes to the couple.
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Kasper
East Second Street
Katherine Lehnert
Earl Harter
Holy Cross Church
Indianapolis
Miss Lehnert
Margaret Lehnert
Walnut Street
The
Herald
World grain crop estimates by Rome institute
A cablegram from the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome estimates world harvests for wheat at 3.44 billion bushels, corn at 2.766 billion, and oats at 3.126 billion. These figures cover all world counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
International Institute of Agriculture At
Rome
Harper withdraws mayor bid. seeks city treasurer race
At a Republican City Central Committee meeting last night George F. Harper withdrew his renomination bid for mayor and announced a run for city treasurer. No Republican opposition to James B. Creseer for mayor exists, and no primary is planned unless contenders arise. The Democratic party has three mayoral candidates and a primary is slated for early October.
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Republican City Central Committee
George F. Harper
Beige
Republiccans
James B. Crezeer
Prominent Vevay Couple Quietly Wed in Madison
William B. Curry and Grace Ogle Curry of Vevay were married by Rev. Stewart Long at the Madison Baptist parsonage at 5 pm on Sept 4. The groom, a longtime Switzerland county teacher and life insurance agent, has a son Harold. The bride, widow of Samuel Curry, is Clair O. Curry’s mother, and both families are noted in the county.
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Witliam BE. Curry
Grace Ogle Curry
Vevay
Madison
Steweart
Long
Switland County
Switzerland County
Harold
Samuel Curry
Clair O. Curry
Columbus
Mrs. Curry
Child Helen Hanlon Lays Down Her Sorrowful Burden
Helen Louise Hanlon born September 20 1904 dies September 16 aged almost 12. Survived by mother Nellie Kennedy stepfather Claude Kennedy and sisters Lillian and Mary with grandparents Demaree and many relatives. She displayed bright faith during illness and collected for missionary causes before death. Includes verses and ad notes on fashion and hat fads.
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Helen Louise Hanlon
Oscar Hanlon
Nellie Hanlon Kennedy
Claude Kennedy
Lillian
Mary
Demaree
Huerta Backing Gamboa in Mexican Presidential Race
Reports from Mexico City say Huerta will throw his influence to Minister of Foreign Affairs Gamboa, nominated by the Cathey party, and Gamboa is considered acceptable to President Witwer ahead of the election.
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Washington
Mexico City
Huerta
Gamboa
Cathey Party
Witwer
News ton named assistant secretary of the Treasury
The Prege Went reports Byron R News ton of New York is appointed assistant secretary of the Treasury. A note on color vision mentions many people are color blind. A fresh supply of Mrs. Austins Kay Buckwheat is now available at grocers.
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of the Treasury
Washington
Prege Went
Byron R. Newston
New York
the Treasury
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W. W. Baker
Chicago
W. Hi. Powell
Silas A. Lamebert
Jeeninga County
Louisa B. Landon
F. C. Hood
Shanghai
Seattle
Waah
Mra. W
Thomas Clark
West Serand Atreat
Memphis
Tenn
Edward Holwager
Vee Vay
Lucy Montz
Maurice &. Prenatt
John Francis
Prenatt
Nellie D Prenatt
John Shamback
West Main Street
F. F
Chas, D. Hay
Cragmont
Hazel Correll
Hane
Helen May
Salem
Anna Dangrerter
Ora Heaen
Chrestomathean Laterary Society
Hianche Williama
Crawfordavalle
Vivian Stucker
Hlangver
Gladys Roberts
Bedsford
Fern Britan
Janette Culbertson
Veway
Helen Hughes
Gladys Cox
Marshal
Gertrude Jantz
Wyome Oye
C. Phibtathean Literary Society
I. H. Capehart
Cieargre Ob Protter
Coach City
GR. Hamilton, Franklity
Gi. N. Hufford
Patriot
Kurst
J. J. Whitcomb
South End
Webb
Erotaman
Lexington
Doorkerper
A. H. Watta
Hane Over
YOM
GC. A
C. M. Montgomery
A. T. Watts
H.C. Iddinga
Han
W. F. Protsman
Lex Inyrton
YSW
CLA
Cora Miller
Blanche Williams
Crawfordaville
Triangle
W. H. Nagel
Norwood, C
L. H
Semour Man
Man
Sen
Squirrel
Illinois
Dantzic
Virgil Thompson
Dillsboro
Emerson Fleffermire
Eagiin
Upent
Emma King
N. A. Kremer
West Baden
State Medical Association
Anna Wagner
China
George Morrin
Republican Township
Mott Marshall
Maine
Henry Faught
Mary F Roac
Tennesseer Clouse of Representatives
A.D. Todd
Louis Wolf
Western Union Telegraph Co
Wolf
Telegraph Company
McKim-Cochran Furniture Factory
City Hall
Weat Street
Switzerland
Adam
Gatholic Party
NEW Yorker
Ebersole
N. T. Drake
Masonic Bldg
Madison Investment CO
Meniater Didier
Varodation Makers
Aendisoon
End
Sethele Priéclov
Emain
Taitet Ale
Humphreys Veterinary
MANTA
FE. Humphreys
Humphreys
Addrass
Bumphreyer
the Weekly Herald
Cincinnati
Weekly Enquirer
Weekly
Enquirer
Daily Enquirer
Herald Co
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