Local Notes From Madison District October 1921
Madison area brief notices include residents traveling to Aurora Kentucky Chicago Cincinnati Detroit Indianapolis and Bedford for exams reunions and visits. The Civil Service exam in Trimble county Kentucky and Madison Indiana is set for October 22 1921 to fill a rural carrier position at Milton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Stanton
Aurora
Glenn Law
Kent
Chicago
University of Chicago
Joseph Kimmelise
Cincinnati
Bernard Cassidy
Cassidy
George Crites
Circleville
Chrischert
South Mulberry Street
John Tharp
Detroit
Mich
Benjamin Tullis
Helen Sauer
Indianapolis
Henry Sauer
Ryker’s Ridge
United States Civilf[Service Commission
Trimble County
Bedford
Madison
Ind
Milton
12Th Indiana Regiment of Infantry
Appellite
William Smith
W. O P. Polen
Peter Frantzman
Howard Sheets
Jennie
Colione
Ma Bic
Lula Belle McCalliey
Maud Reter
PTA Meeting At Senior High Plans Outdoor Social
The Parent-Teacher Association of the Senior and Junior High Schools met last night with many members present. It discusses purchasing the American Encyclopedia set for Junior High use and plans an outdoor social in the school yard. Mrs. Fred Pfortner sang Love Here Is My Heart and Miss Etta Hoffstadt shared a trip through Canada to Vancouver and the Western coast with vivid western scenery. Paper bootlaces made in Germany rag sold in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pfortner
Etta Hoffstadt
Canadian Rockies
Vancover
Rockies
Judge Bear Returns Home From Trask Ind Trial
Judge Bear came home last night after settling a 84 000 tonimost dispute with Carpenter Construction Co in the Perkins Denape area. A vehicle driven by Harry Qatpe ferrying the case arose from a highway incident. The case concerns damages and recovery remain unsettled as of now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Bear
Trask Ind
Carpenter Construction Company
Sithat
Harry Qatpe
Farmerty
Ragodoto
Tiye Perr
Pardee
Bear Yroto
Madison Couple Wed in Primtiville Mass
The notice reports the engagement and upcoming marriage of Miss Gertrude Co geer to Arthur Po Plarrisen in Primtivile Massachusetts. Family ties are noted with Mr Witham as a parent and Mr Harrison engaged in local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witham Booptehter
Rose
Ferce Haute
Cnaiy
Sath Pte Herald
Theri
Me Fiarrison
Pramtivile
Mars Dane
Harrison
Fragmented OCR Weather of War and Aid Notes
Fragmented text from a 20th century newspaper mentions New York and national aid, wartime tones, and random names. It references Frances and Trevthorhoy along with military and public assistance themes. The passage is garbled but suggests discussions of aid, war footing, and transportation.
Death of a Former Madisonian
Word arrived this morning of the death at St Joseph Missouri of George Kienzle a former Madison resident. He was about 65 a native of Madison and a son of Chris Kienzle who ran a harness store on east Main street. He conducted a general merchandise business in St Joseph with his brothers Walter and Charles Kienzle and was well regarded. Survived by a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meis Bk Donnelly
George Kienze
Madisonia
St. Joseph
Wred
Charles Kienzle
Poe
Madliaon
Chris Kienzle
East Main Street
Ile
Earley Debinder
Crapmont
Brazil
Vail Underfong House
Frank Elbert
City Market
Elbert
Madison
Indianapolis
A.J. Lawrence
William Gentrup
West Main Street
I Peoria
Susan Beatty
Newark
Ohio
Ella Dewey
Cincinnaati
Kate White
Myrtle Farrell
Methodist Church
Greenville
Floyd County
Jolace
M. HH. Wooden
Walhiam Henry
Kent
Milwasukee
Americans Stir to Save 18000 Orphaned Children in War Tactics
Constantinople leaders and Harold Iaguith of the Near Fast Relief agency announce efforts to rescue and shelter 40 orphaned children and 600 relief workers across the former Turkish Empire as Armenia and Transcaucasia face renewed attacks. Wartime cables report 66,818 children under protection in Armenia and Transcaucasia, underscoring the humanitarian drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Chariea VoNinkrev
Near Fonce
Harold
Iaguith
Near Fast Relief
Orchard yields and area comparison
A single average size orange tree bears about 20,000 oranges. England’s area is less than half the size of Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Colorado
Madison News Highlights Local Movements and Evening Court
Community moves include Rev John Ross returning from Beecher City and Rev Tyron Ross heading to Ogden for a pastorate. Local families visit kin in Lexington and Indianapolis while Miss Mollie Joyce visits Farmount. A Cragmont patient Earley Debinder and Packard purchases for churches are noted alongside a court fine for assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross
Beecher City
Til
J. J. Baulkner
Lexington
Tyron Ross
Tran
Ogden
Christian Church
Mollie A. Joyce
Indianapolis
Winterwold
Farmount
Joyce
Burley Tobacco Association Holds Canaan Meeting
A large turnout of tobacco growers attended the Burley Tobacco Co operative Association gathering in Canaan. After Ralph M. Barker of Carrollton Ky gave an address, many pooled crops and sought contracts. John T. O Neal was named chairman for the Canaan district. next meeting set for Kent tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley Tobacco Co-operative Association
Canaan
Ralph M. Barker
Carrollton
John T. O'Neal
Kent
Bell tuner woman earns living in England
A woman in England works as a bell tuner to earn a living. The article notes women now hold roles such as employer secretaries of London's leading clubs, reflecting broader shifts in women's employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
Animals pests worry farmers in Bureau bulletin
Washington reports a Bureau of Biological Survey bulletin explains how farmers combat pests. It covers common farm animals from rats and mice to foxes and porcupines, noting trapping and baiting methods, burrow entrances, and the role of fur-bearing animals in pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin of Biological Survey
Washington
Plains
Alpine climber Morel dies on perilous ascent
A historic rescue on a treacherous peak ends with Morel perishing high on Veteran's Mountain. The climber left a message for his wife before the fall, as rescuers reached the scene and conducted a difficult recovery down the slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gepesa Phetel Vier
Uher
Sforel
Morel
Toni Tha
Woman Awarded Four Thousand in Suit Over Bite Injury
Mrs. Curry Mae Derilliott of Tron Hiver Mich wins a $4000 verdict in Chirenit court against EB Duff for injuries after being bitten by Duff's dog. Case to be appealed to the Supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tron Hiver
Mich
Curry Mae. Derilliott
Disors
EB. Duff
Duff
Dee
Supreme Court
Hen Hatches Brood In Tree At Middleport Farm
In Middleport New York a hen nested in an apple tree on Sumer Hill farm nine miles southeast of town. Albert A Smilth the farm owner found two baby chicks under the tree and a nest twelve feet high. A hollow in a broken branch held eight additional chicks. The birds appeared healthy and ravenous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthour Curtis James
New York
Mrs. James
Middleport
N. Y
Sumer Hill
Albert A. Smilth
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Cecela
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Walnut Street
Germany
Boston
Loras
Old War Vet
Dibler-Harriscuo
Tee
Sera Ward
Troy
Bycher
Prince
Pehuer S . of
Tore
Carey
Cuieri
Abe
Ninetaca Bs
Yacht
Alpha
TEPC
Haigh Undertaking
John Cochran
Cragmont
Coal City
Bernard i Joce
Haigh
Thos Reraars
Nichholas DeVersey
Clevebee Haid
Emma Buncirett
King's Daughters
Gat Dor
Squire Harley’s Court
Irene Bladen
Ben Ballard
Cora Green
Harges
Partes
Adams’ Row
Church Street
Mec
S. E. Haigh
Joseph Schnabelt
Battery E
Armory
Seeburg
Dihammer
Republican Township
Mabel Craig
North Walnut Street
Craig
Frank Rusk
West Madison
Taylan
Vastern
Kreut Gore
Norpro
Garden
Ahiy Rover
Boone
Kiel Sol
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Reniah
Coty
Theoelowd
Posere
Alesse Jk
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